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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-07-22, Page 61 41 t(Ilfii16 /"7 ff. .4. • =ow., A BACHELOR.. 15 ,A MAN WHO HAS ONLY HIS OWN DISHES -1-0 WASH Keep your car gleaming like your dishes — bring it in to Ron Dale's. Our servicemen will wash and wax it, keep the finish sparkling like new, ROW et AUTO SALES TOYOTA SALES4aSERVICE RADIO EQUIPPED 24 1bt.TOWING 400235-1710 • EXETER the weekend visiting relatives at Thamesville. Mr. & Mrs. Les Adams visited Monday with Mrs, Wilma Fin- ch in London, $ 50 n‘te4 ea/444M' StOite MAIN ST. EXETER 45" wide Reg. $2.79 Yd. 30% Off Iii 11:=311==li fumilum"To \ mall./ E111111BIRR TIRE imagrompasmin 235-0160 Exeter rile Store Mtn the Stock George tiriese Men's lloppe MAIN ST. EXETER PARCOST PRESCRIPTIONS at Reasonable Cost (0vernenent • Promoted Plan) Middleton Pharmacy 235.i570 Exeter COLEMAN REUNION The Coleman reunion was held at Lions Park, Seaforth, Sunday. Sports events were won by the following: Cam Uhler, Darlene Dungey, Kathie Coleman, Brenda Finlayson, Chuck Dungey, Brett Finlayson, Doug Hildebrand, Brenda Finlayson, Chuck Dungey and Kathie Coleman, Other winners were Kathie Coleman, Joan Hildebrand, Bev Coleman, Dean Dungey, Brett Finlayson, Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Coleman, Brad Finlayson, Grace Dungey, Marjory and Kathy Coleman, Brett Finlayson, and Mrs. Nancy Cartwright. Couple coming the farthest distance was Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Carnachan of Florida, and largest family present was Charles Dungey's. Lucky spot was won by Mrs. Bruce Coleman. President, Charles Dungey, held a short business meeting at the close of supper hour and new President will be Emmerson Coleman of Seaforth. By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR Mr. & Mrs. Harry Lippert and boys of Palmyra visited Monday afternoon with Mrs, Stan Preszcator and called on other relatives in Exeter. Mr. & Mrs. Jim Edwards of Walkerton have spent the past two weeks in Crediton. Kathy Dinney spent holidays with her uncle and aunt, Mr. & Mrs. Howard Clark, Dashwood. Margaret Haist of Caledonia spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Earl Haist and Robert. Mr. & Mrs. Stan Preszcator visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. John Glanville and Mr. & Mrs. Edward Regele of Walton. Mrs. Jack Dye, Chris, Brian Dinney and Michael Clark are spending the week in Wiarton. Marvin Wein who is working at Chalk River spent the weekend with his family. Tammy Preszcator spent Friday with Randy Hicks of RR1, Crediton. Mr. & Mrs. Ed Preszcator of RR 1, Crediton and Mr. & Mrs. Larry Preszcator of Stratford spent the weekend camping near Goderich. USA folk at family affair By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS KIRKTON Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Harvieux of Algoma Mills, spent this week with Mrs. Dan Jarvis. Mr. & Mrs. Jack Robinson and daughter of Toronto were other visitors this past week. Mr. & Mrs, Art Julian of Utica, Mich., spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Miller McCurdy and attended the Sawyer reunion in Exeter Park, Mr. & Mrs. Jack Robinson and family spent the weekend with Miss Betty Stephen at Dunedin, Ontario, Mr. & Mrs. Burns 131ackler spent a couple of days at Bracebridge where Wendy Blackler is employed, * THE '71 MGB SPORTS CAR OVERDRIVE IS AVAILABLE White Only In Stock MINI 1000 NOW AVAILABLE *The Brand New '71 AUSTIN 1300 AMERICAN All New Shades 1970 AUSTIN MINI 1000, like new, red 1969 AUSTIN 1100, 4-door sedan, automatic, finished in white, low mileage, K34109 1969 AUSTIN MINI 1000 dark blue 1966 METEOR, 2-door hardtop, automatic, 390 V-8, power brakes and steering, vinyl top, radio (privately owned), K38392 1964 FORD CUSTOM 500 4-door, radio, automatic, never licensed in 1971, H6239 1962 CHEV 2-door, radio, 6 cylinder, stick, H63086 COMING SOON 1964 CHEV 2-door, chrome wheels, new tires, V-8, a utomatic. You buy the wheels and you've get the earl South End Service EXETER 235-2322 Open Evenings y Appointment Oneida Stainless Flatware Set "I\ILY $995 24-Pieces 48-Pieces $ 788 Jack Smith JEWELLER MAIN ST. EXETER Ladies' Dress Shoes Values to $16.95 $5 00 VtietiVA tigE Malta Sf, Exeter Friends surprise celebrants tape 6 Times•At1vocate, ifsly 2Z 1971 By MRS, HUGH MORENZ SHIPKA Last Sunday afternoon family and relatives surprised Mr, & Mrs. Ken Baker on the occasion of their 25th wedding an- niversary. They received many attractive gifts. Wednesday evening, friends and neighbours gathered at their home and surprised them again with a chivaree. Entertainment was supplied by Jake Schroeder presidents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brophey of Parkhill; vice- presidents, Mr. and Mrs. Klornan Sprague of Windsor; secretary- treasurer , Mrs. Jim Morton of Strathroy; sports, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Walson of Wheatley; special prizes, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mollard, Parkhill. The sports for the afternoon were in the hands of Mr. and Mrs. Eric Mollard, MAGICIAN COMING —One of the attractions of Saturday's Sidewalk Sales in Exeter will be the appearance of magician Everette Mires of London, The popular magic man will be presenting shows on lames Street, east of Main at 11 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. T-A photo and Mrs. Elwyn Kerslake were table conveners and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kerslake and Mr. and Mrs. Archie Webber were the sports committee. Races were won by the following: Leslie Patterson, Tim Bender, Donna Kerslake, Daryl Webber, Craig Kerslake, Terry Bender, Janet Parkinson, David Webber, Allen Case, Margaret Parkinson, Brenda Parkinson, Joan Ker- slake, Gordon Hern and Bob Case. Other events were won by Margaret Parkinson, Mrs. George Frayne, Gerald Hern, and Larry Heim A number of relays were run off with Elwyn Kerslake and Don Case as captains. Committee for 1972 is Robert Kerslake, president; Mrs. Gordon Bender, secretary; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kerslake and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bender, table committee; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Parkinson and Mr. and Mrs, Bob Patterson, sports committee. on the accordien and Hugh, Morenz with the bones. The couple were presented with the gift of a lamp, PERSONALS Recent visitors with Mr, & Mrs, Harry Sheppard were Mr. Chris Baumgarten of Bothwell, his daughter Verna, Mrs. John Cada, and grandchildren, Jane and Peter, of Tecumseh. Mr. & Mrs. H. Morenz visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs, Bill Coleman, Les and John at Kippen and also attended the annual Coleman reunion at Lion's Park, Seaforth. Mrs. Bill Flyfield is a patient at Strathroy Middlesex General Hospital; and Karen Guenther is a patient in Children's War Memorial Hospital in London. Mr. & Mrs, Lorne Dietrich accompanied by Mr, & Mrs. Milford Dietrich of Windsor, have returned from a 10 day trip of sightseeing with stops at Algonquin Park, Golden Lake, Plevna and Belleville. Mr. & Mrs. Jim Dietrich and Mr. & Mrs. Bill Holman spent the weekend at Niagara Falls. Mr. & Mrs. John Dietrich spent qweaftedeut ftew4 01 by Mrs. Brown, organist, Mrs. Wittich , soloist, and Howard Campbell from the Blyth session. For Family Night program Harvey Johnston of Clinton showed slides of a trip he and Mrs. Johnston had taken to Trinidad and the Bahamas. Mrs. George Henderson of Brucefield played several selections on the piano during the program, and Miss Gladys Stanlake of Huronview thanked the visitors on behalf of the residents. By MISS JEAN COPELAND Mr. & Mrs, Hector Legere of Los Angeles, California, visited for a few days with the latter's mother, Mrs. K. Cacciotti and sister, Mrs. Fred Parkinson, Fred and girls. Mr. & Mrs. David Wheeler and Mrs. Robert Corsaut visited Sunday evening with Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Corsaut, Jeffrey and Lisa of London. Mr. & Mrs, Glenn Copeland and girls and Miss Jean Copeland visited Sunday afternoon with Mr. & Mrs, Adrian Pringle of London. Mrs. Arthur Hopkin visited Thursday with Mrs. Frank Hern of St, Marys and also visited with Miss Ada Hopkin and Mrs, Thomas Doube at the Walsh Nursing Home. Mr. & Mrs. Jim Corsaut of Saginaw, Michigan visited Saturday evening and Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. David Wheeler and Mrs. Robert Corsaut. SIDDALL REUNION The Siddall reunion was held at Lobo Memorial Park, Poplar Hill, July 4 with relatives at- tending from Vancouver, Essex, New York, Strathroy, Sarnia, Belleville, Denfield, Ailsa Craig and Kirkton. Mrs. Florence Fulton, Strathroy, the oldest member present, received a bouquet of flowers. Dr. Jack Siddall, Vancouver, travelled the greatest distance and Lianne, daughter of Nancy and Ed Robson was the youngest baby. Races organized- by Jim and Rose Siddall were won by Tommy Crouch, Jimmy Camp- bell, Geoffery, Cathy , Debbie, Bill and David Siddall, Ellen Eveleigh, Supper was served by Norma and Oscar Crouch assisted by Florence Campbell and Florence Siddall. It was followed by a short business meeting conducted by president, Shipley Siddall, Florence Campbell returned to Vancouver with Dr, J. Siddall for a holiday. THINK! DON'T SINK! BE WATER WISE! `ssmooiespiNkeso"sess"imeiNeaseaimal Alice Roorda, Norman Speir and Jerry Collins provided the music for the Monday get- together in the auditorium. There were twelve tables of games played in the auditorium on Wednesday. Prize winners for the euchre were: ladies high, Mrs. Proctor; men's high, Rodger Gilbert; consolation, Mrs. Beattie and Harvey Cutt. A communion service was held in the chapel Thursday morning with Rev. Wittich of the myth United Church in charge assisted PASSMORE REUNION The first reunion of all descendants of William Passmore and Mary Welsh was held at Riverview Park, July 10, with 135 seated for dinner. Fletcher Staples, Toronto, ex- tended a welcome to all. Kenneth Duncan conducted business as follows: the decision was unanimous to hold a reunion again in two years, at the same time and place. New officers are as follows: president, Bob and Jean Mayer; secretary-treasurers, Harding and Elizabeth Vowles, Com- mittee, Wib and Thelma Chuff, Fred and Audrey Scott, Ken and Rosemary Brazier; sports committee, Fred and Leona Smith, Russ and Pat Campbell; table committee, Jim and Dorothy Miller, and Ron and Pat Patterson. Prizes for sports were awarded to Carolyn Pritchard, Karen Campbell, Glen Patterson, John Love, Michelle Brazier, Leon Passmore, Janet Passmore, Mary Margaret Jeffery, Pat Patterson, Ron Passmore, Murray Parsons, Ken Brazier, Lavon Tree, Margaret Parsons, Ken Duncan's team, Reg Hodgert's team, Mrs. Fletcher Staples, Ron Smith. Youngest person, Debbie Passmore, London; oldest person, William Passmore, Exeter. Couple married longest, Will and Mary Passmore, 62 years; most recently married, Ken and Carol Elder, Hamilton; nearest birthday, Jean Hodgert, July 8; nearest wedding anniversary, Ken and Evelyn Scott, July 10. Coming the greatest distance, Janet and Leonard Lindmark and family of Spruce Grove, Alberta, also Harold Thornton and Donna, of Coronation, Alberta, and John, Hilda and Donna Munro of Castor, Alberta. FRIDAY_ 10:00 A. THESE EXTRA SPECIALS LISTED BELOW GO ON SALE AT 10:00 A.M., FRIDAY. SOME ARE LIMITED QUANTITIES, SO BE ON HAND TO SAVE $ $ $ MOLLARD REUNION The Mollard reunion was held at the Ausable Conservation Park, June 27. A smorgasbord dinner was served to over 80 of the Mollard clan. A short business meeting followed with new officers for 1972 elected as follows: HODGERT REUNION The annual Hodgert reunion took place July 14, at Queen's park, Stratford. President is Mrs. Whitney Coates. Children winning sports events were James Strapp, Brian Bray, David Gilmour, Alan Hodgert, Paul Gilmour, Eugene Luxton, Diane Hodgert, Laurel Hodgert, Bradley Cann and Kevin Gilmour, Winners in other events were Bernice Olson, Agnes Bray, Robert Bray, Larry Mayo, Lillian Hodgert, June Stewart, Eugene Luxton and Patricia Hodgert, Michael Strapp, Joanne Hodgert and Ross Hodgert. 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