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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-09-30, Page 15Anniversary marked That's Charlie MacNaughton Tirnes-Advociffh SiTtetubter 30, 1911 P000 15 4H iris pick skate Dashwood birds get ribbons By MRS. IRVIN RApgfi DASHWOOD Dairy Fare is the 4-H project underway in Dashwood, The first and second meetings of the Dash- wood Thick 'N Frostys' were held at the home of Mrs. Marie Beaver, Officers elected are president, Susan Van Wyck; vice-president, Debbie Riddell; secretary, Pat Bender; treasurer, Marie Beaver; press reporter, Judy Guy. PERSONAL Ray Van Dorsselaer attended the London and District Cage Bird Show this past weekend, He received seven firsts, four seconds, and three thirds, The 50- 50 draw of $136.00 was won by Wm. Janssens of Woodstock. Mr. & Mrs, Elgin Rader ac- companied by Mrs, Lavina Miller, Zurich and Louis Restemayer attended the funeral of the late Tom Hayes at Tecumseh, Friday, He was the The Dairy Fare project features many dairy products which the girls made. The club toured the dairy farm of Ralph Weber where the members saw the modern methods of milk production and storage. viewing the milking parlour and vat system. The fourth meeting was the home of Mrs. Violet Bender where cottage potato salad, P.B. custard, salmon dip and cheese crisps were made by the mem- bers. The fifth meeting was at the home of Susan Grigg, where held .followed by Internment in Avondale Cemetery, Stratford, Mrs. Frank MeIsgee is patient in South Huron HosPital, .Fx.eter, Leona rd .Schenk .ls patient In 5t. Josephs' HoSPital, London,. Mrs, Della TomllnSon is also a patient there. Mr. Si Mrs. Leonard ,Schenk,. Mr. & Mrs, Jack Schenk and Karen and Mr, & Mrs. Robert Green, Huron Park and Mr, & Mrs. Gary Brimbrick, Waterloo spent Sunday at Walkerton with Mr. & Mrs.' W. D. Schenk on the. occasion of their 59th wedding anniversary. plans for achievement day were widower of the late Ida Willert made, formerly of Dashwood, Mr. .& Mrs. George Fulcher, Toronto, spent the..weekend with Mr. & Mrs. _Lorne Genttner and they all attended the Sebeget- Lockhart wedding at Nairn Saturday. Eldeen Preeter, formerly of Dashwood and daughter of the late Fred and Laura (Kraft) Preeter, passed away at South Waterloo Memorial Hospital, Galt, September 24. The body rested at the T. Harry Hoffman funeral home until Monday where the service was SCHOOL DIFFERENCES — The Usborne Central school entry in Saturday's Exeter Fair parade showed the difference in modern schools and those of yesteryears. In the above picture principal Allan Taylor gives final instructions to students on the float with modern educational equipment. Below, vice-principal Larry Black pilots his Model A with Scott Rundle and Lenore Coates seated on the front. T-A photo Air Fair races a success That's PERFORMANCE! 10 industries in Huron have received performance loans for plant expansion —an investment of over $1,370,000 with a potential for more than 700 jobs Clandeboye girls meet Unit, II Clandegirls held their monthly meeting at the Clan- That's employment! That's payroll ! That's progress! with one another and after we have difficulty recognizing each other. This makes for even greater difficulty when we try to communicate with God, Thursday, 30th the Anglican Church Wommen will meet at 8:00 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Robert Hodgins. A GOOD MAN FOR HURON PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE Harness races held for the second consecutive year during the Saturday afternoon activities of the Exeter Fall Fair were again very successful. A large crowd was in the stands throughout the afternoon to watch five heats of exciting racing, Margaret Ensign, owned by Gerald Lawson of Woodham and driven by Lloyd Turvey paced the fastest mile of the afternoon going the second heat of the second division in 2.09.4. The fast mile earned the Lawson stable a $10 award from Har Brintnell of Exeter and a blanket from Ron Swartz. The first division winner Super Check gained a blanket donated by Dalton Finkbeiner and Worthy Wonder, winner of the trot received a halter from Ron Dale's Sunoco. Jack Morrissey of Crediton was presiding judge for the races, George Moffat handled the an- nouncing duties and Jim Wallace was race secretary. Following are the complete results: First Division - Times 2.15.2; 2.12.3 Super Check (McRann) 4,1 Ben Arvic (Jewitt) 1,6 Duke Sal, (Hitchcock) 2,3 Song Hit (A. Hardy) 3,7 Hieland Mary (A. Campbell) 7,2 J,D. Riggs (C. Young) 6,4 Starflight Water (K. Hardy) 5,5 Second division - Times 2.12.2; 2.09.4 Margaret Ensign (Turvey) 6,1 Miss Susan King (K. Hardy) 2,3 Direct Dream (Hitchcock) 4,2 Walter's George (Jewitt) 3,4 Championdale (McRann) 1, scr. Mabel Grattan (Faulds) 5,5 Maryland Paul (Leitch) 7, dnf. Trot Time 2.18 Worthy Wonder (Faulds) 1 Little Art (Jewitt) 2 Chancellor Atom (McRann) 3 Clubhouse (Sewers) 4 Timberland Count (Elliott) 5 Major Cindy Su (Hill) 6 234-6401 KJ M CONSTRUCTION EignEMEMENERA for estimates on Farm Buildings and House Framing KEN McCANN CREDITON Angelo The PIZZA and SPAGHETTI King Open Fri., Sat., Sun. till 1 a.m. GRAND BEND 41 Main St. Phone 238-2161 deboye United Church. Unit I invited theClandegirlsto their meeting October 5. Special guest will be Mrs. Fred Heaman. The girls plan a Stanley party October 19 at the church and everyone is welcome. October 22 there is a bazaar, with special guests, Mr. & Mrs. D. Waters, showing slides of Africa. The meeting was closed with lunch served by Mrs.AudreyScott and Mrs. Sheila Butchart. PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. John Edginton and Mrs, Lloyd Broughton, London, visited with Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Edginton and family. The letters parents were on their way to the east coast for a holiday. Mrs. R. Blake and Mrs. N. Blake visited with Mrs. J. Paton E. Scottat Strathmore Lodge in Stra throy. Mr. & Mrs. H. Murless and Mr. & Mrs, G. Morris were guests of Mr. & Mrs. M. Bloye, Thorndale. The event was Mr. & Mrs. G. Morris's 42nd wedding an- niversary and a good bye party as they leave Wednesday after a three week holiday in Canada. Guests of Mr. & Mrs. W. Scott were Mrs. Margaret Gilmor and Mr, & Mrs. Alvin Syder of Ridgeway. Mr. & Mrs. Elston Knapp of Ridgeway were guests of Mr, & Mrs. Sam Taylor and Scott. Sunday, Rev. R.A. Carson preached on the text from St, Johns gospel "To all who received Him...He gave power to become children of God." In his sermon Mr. Carson said all of us want to communicate BEAVER HOMES SHELL ERECTED 'Immeg I OH pilot! ' Vc• . ' • • t>A14:0,-ein.:.$$c.,:sii.‘,..,,n, • • •-•%%$iti. ez- Lot Owners Need Only A $200. Down Payment Beaver homes shell erected with frame closed to the weather on your founde• tion under factory trained supervision. Complete finishing material delivered as required. From $9,079. Beaver Home Components are built under strict QUALITY CONTROLS at the modern Beaver factory using precision engineering methods for a true and square home, IMMEDIATE PERSONALIZED Holt. SERVICE Before you look at their new ones, look at their old ones. AL, al Boaer 1, if '.iPfv41' Irnm yfalf fifqfhlinnv,a %tag p,b a, reliwed For phnr II& t1PAVPr Herne 0nnsol lant.e 'iii tte, twine, FOR HOME CATALOGUE i en, Inn $: Ull ler fflP Benner CnInnt will all lino piaib tor nice Vein 40 11,0',-, Special event at Saintsbury By MRS. HEBER DAVIS SAINTSB URN' Harvest Thanksgiving service was held at St. Patrick's church Sunday. The rector Rev. Dr. H. Rokeby- Thomas was in charge, The organist and choir of St, Paul's, Kirkton, provided music and a harvest anthem for the service. The church was tastefully decorated with flowers fruits and vegetables. Congratulations to Sean, infant son of Mr. & Mrs. Robert Quinton who was one of the winners at Exeter Fair baby show. Rev. Dr. H. and Mrs, Rokeby Thomas are to show slides of their recent -trip to Alaska Sun- day evening in the parish hall at St. Patrick's church. Everyone is welcome, Mr. & Mrs. George Carroll, ,Detroit, are spending a few days with Mr. & Mrs. Harry Carroll. Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Love, Varna, Mr. & Mrs. Larry Greenlee and Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Greenlee were dinner guests Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Earl Greenlee. Mr. & Mrs. Jim Mugford, Jamie and Julie, were Sunday guests With Mr. & Mrs. Ron Carroll. Mr. & Mrs. Jack Dickins visited Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Davis and Michael. Rev. G, and Mrs. Anderson were Sunday evening dinner guests with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. Larry Greenlee, They were observing Mrs. Anderson's birthday. Mr. & Mrs. Bill Quinton, London, visited their son and family, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Quinton, Sunday. Mrs. Flossie Dickens, Exeter, Mrs, Norma Coleman, Lucan, Mr. & Mrs, Earl Atkinson, Lucan, Mr. & Mrs. Bill Garrett, London, spent Sunday with Mr, & Mrs, Heber Davis, Mr. & Mrs. Tom Kooy were guests with Mr, & Mrs. Lorne Weiberg at Varna, Sunday. Now that new car time is upon us, gosh knows, we hate to be the ones to spoil all the fun. After all, what's more exciting than taking the family down to see the shiny new models or maybe even to pick up a free balloon? It's just that during all that hoopla, you may not want to pick up one of those exciting new cars. For the unpleasant fact of the matter is that junkyards are doing a thriving business on automobiles that seemingly just yesterday were showroom stars. Which is why we suggest a trip to the, junkyard before you decide to put a new car in your own yard. And why we suggest that that new car be a Volkswagen. ' For while we can't promise you how long one will last, we can tell you that over 13 million Volkswagens are Still on the road. We owe it all to a decision we made 24 years ago: To spend very little time making our little car look better. And a great deal of time making it work better. So far, that one decision has kept us out of a lot of trouble, r Name Sitht City Passe I awn a lot YES ; NO Don Taylor Motors Limited MAIN St, SOUTH EXETER 235.1100 PHONE DIRECT Ken Ducharnie Main St„ 5xeter 236.1582 BEAVER By MRS. S. HUYTON Mr, & Mrs. Wilbur Facey and girls, Mrs. Sam F'acey Welburrt, visited recently with Mrs. Isabell Sugden and Tennyson Johns, Mr, & Mrs, Doug Stephens attended the Walsh-Beierling wedding in Parkhill United Church, Saturday. Diane Hutton and Charlene Gilnik are spending three days at Camp Sylvan with Grade VIII Blass and teachers from Usborne Central School,. 13F;AVER LuMeit Ft By MISS JEAN COPELAND Brenda Parkinson of Exeter and Brenda Weston of St. Marys spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Fred Parkinson, Margaret and Janet, Mrs. Ellis Strahart and Miss Jean Copeland attended the annual meeting of District X Horticultural Societies in the Stratford Arena Saturday, Dr. Grant Mills of Calgary, Mrs. Ray Mills and Karen, Barry and Louanne Levy of St. Marys visited Saturday with Misses Blanche and Rhea Mills. Mr. & Mrs, Donald Wilson, Sandra, Warren and Perry of Lakeside were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Jack Smith. Mr. & Mrs, George Wheeler and Mrs. John Butters visited Sunday afternoon with Mr. & Mrs. John Cooke of Mitchell. Mrs. Marie Mills of London Was a Sunday guest with Misses Blanche and Rhea Mills. Mr. & Mrs, Glenn Copeland, Cynthia, Ellen and Deanna and Miss Jean Copeland visited Sunday evening with Mrs. Adrian Pringle, Mrs, Jack Vyles and Wayne Pringle of London, Miss Jacqueline Beckett of Galt spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. & MrS, Lawrence Beckett and Geraldine. Rev. & Mrs. J.P. Cooke of mesford visited Sunday evening with Mrs. John Butters and Mr, & Mrs. George Wheeler.