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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-06-28, Page 14GRADUATE AT MOUNT CARMEL — Grade eight graduation exer- cises at Mount Carmel separate school were held Thursday night. Back left, Lambert Baltessen, Bill Vandenberg, Joe Kelders, Mike Cronyn, Ricky Morrissey, Mike Marrinan and Ricky Martens. Third row, Steve Martens, Richard Sokolowski, Peter Corneillsen, Jim Fleming, Peter Smeekens, Larry Ryan, Joe Dietrich and teacher Doug Nasal. Second row, Marilyn Martens, Mary Ann Kelders, Patti McCann, Ellen Van den Bygoart, Ellen Van Leeuven, Christy Ryan, Carol La Breche, Stephanie Vincent and Gaby Jeromkin. Front, Denise Glavin, Colleen 5reen, Ruth Ann Minderlein, Ann Westelaken, Diana Rood, Carol Dietrich, Donna Mennen and Antoinette Mommersteeg. T-A photo WI enjoys dinner GB minors win in soccer REDI-MIX CONCRETE Washed Sand & stoua (ALSO FDAM WORK) McCann Const, Ltd. DASHWOOD Phan 237.8381 or 2373422 ATTENTION FARMERS! Thinking of a new farm building? We have the experience to assist your planning and are equipped to supply, and erect any agricultural building you might have i.n mind. Before you buy. try us BALL-MACAULAY BUILDING SUPPLIES CLINTON — 482-9514 SEAFORTH — 527-0910 HENSALL — 262-2713 Make new appointments at JF Form Machinery Erik GraViev, president of JF Farm Machinery Limited of Exeter this week announced the. appointment of two men due. to some reorganization within the company. Murray Brown who has been regional sales representative for the past few years has been promoted to general sales manager, Taking over as sales manager for the province of Ontario will be Clare Elston. He has been with George White and Son Ltd. in London for the past 17 years. In a news release, JF president Erik Gravlev said he was pleased to be able to make the an- nouncement and added "the experience of both men will be of great benefit to our customers." Clare Elston Murray Brown Insurance For Complete Home, Form, Commercial and Auto Coverage CONTACT Bev Morgan Insurance Agency Ltd. 238 Main St. Phone 235-2544 Exeter Across From Beaver Lumber Notice to Farmers Commencing this Sat. June 30th and through July and August our Feed Mill will close on Saturdays at 12:00 Noon CANN'S MILL LTD. Exeter 235-1782 Takes The Hands Out Of Bale Handling►! N.EW HOLLAND MODEL 1010 STACKLINER® AUTOMATIC BALE WAGON End manual bale handling forever with the Model 1010 Stackliner automatic bale wagon from Sperry New Holland. Pick up, load, or unload one bale at a timel EXETER FARM EQUIPMENT LIMITED THE BEST IN FARM MACHINERY 242 Main St.14„ Exotto,Ont.1519) 235.130 Attention Farmers PLAN TO ATTEND * See in action the exclusive one stakhand system. FIELD DAY On Farm of Ralph Weber 1 1/4 Miles East of Dashwood THURSDAY, JUNE 28 10:00 a.m. to 8;00 p.m. man hay operation, all new * Watch puiltype and selfpropelled windrowers cut and condition hay in fast curing windrows, For the forage operator see the 2000-150 and 2000-100 in action, * Select the one for your power requirement. COME AND BRING A FARMER FRIEND C. - G. FARM SUPPLY 236-4934 ZURICH 236-4321 H E S Page 14 4 9rte 280, 1973 ay MRS. $.1.01, PRESZCATQR The fifth annual Regele reunion Was held at Brodhagen Com- munity Centre Sunday. Races were enjoyed by young and old and a ball game in af- tereoon. Oldest member present was Edward Regele, Walton and the youngest was Cherrel Gross, Blyth. Officers elected were; president, Stanley Preszcator; secretary, Shirley Preszcator; vice president, Mervin Wardell; sports committee, Gordon and Marie Muegge, Persona Is Mr. & Mrs. Walter Fydenchuk and family, Crediton have pur- chased the home of the late Cecil Smith. Eber Lewis, Goderich Hospital, spent last weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Wein. Mrs• Barry Bullock spent Saturday with her parents Mr. & Mrs, Stan Preszcator. Mr. & Mrs. Stan Preszcator and girls Mrs. Elaine Foran, Huron Park and Mr. & Mrs, Barry Bullock, Parkhill attended the Regel reunion at Brodhagen Community Centre Sunday. Mr. & Mrs. Stan Preszcator visited Sunday with the latter's grandmother, Mrs. Joe Thornton who is a patient in Seaforth Community Hospital. Mr. & Mrs. Aaron Wein celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary June 23. Francis Kelders making one goal. A delayed game from a fort- night ago was played at Grand Bend, by the under 14 year Pee wees. Seaforth won 3-1. Eddie Heine got the goal for the Pee wees. It was a very good game for both teams. WI Thursday the Women's Institute ladies and guests en- joyed a smorgasbord dinner at the Anglican Parish Hall. Mrs, A. Hamilton the president, gave an interesting talk on the Women's institute's origin and affiliations with women in Ontario, Canada, and around the world. Governments are aware of their resolutions, New members were welcomed, Mrs. E. Desjardine expressed the thanks of the group for the work of the president towards the organization of the evening. Anniversary is celebrated By MISS ELLA MORLOCK CREDIToN Mr. & Mrs. Aaron Wein celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary Saturday. Their daughter, Mrs. Cecil Caughlin, flew home from Edmonton to share in the happy occasion, Mr. & Mrs. Herb Haist, Madison, Wisconsin, called on Mr. & Mrs. Emmery Fahrner last week. They also visited other relatives in the area. William Schwartz is a patient at Victoria Hospital, London. The Women's Institute catered for the Shriner's Banquet last Wednesday evening. Monday evening they catered for the Grade 8 graduation ceremony at Stephen Central Public School. Decoration Day Decoration Day was observed at the Crediton Cemetery. The property was purchased in 1876. Since that time approximately 600 people have been buried there, 12 during the past year. The grounds are maintained by a board of members of Zion United Church, Gordon Morlock, William Schwartz, Gordon Fink- beiner, Cliff Kenney, Russell Finkbeiner, Milton Sweitzer and Nola Feist. The caretaker is Charlie Hoffman, Exeter, Prizes were given for various games and quizzes. Piano music was played by Mrs, C, Reeves; Mrs. Plumb danced the Dutch Clog in costume. A social time with card playing ensued, About 60 persons were present. Persona Is Mrs. Eva Bariteau entertained guests Mrs. Alice Backmna, Mrs. Lillie Moore, Mrs. Kathryn Pagel, and Mrs. Lorna Ludwig, all of Detroit recently. Jean Dunford is the new registered nurse for the summer at the Medical Centre, Peter Dejong of the Cut-Rate Clothing Store went to St. Joseph's hospital in London by ambulance for treatment. A triple wedding anniversary celebration weekend was held at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Demare, London joined by Mr. & Mrs. Robt, Ginn, Cleveland and Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Ginn, Grand Bend, being daughter, son, and mother and father respectively. Mr. & Mrs. G. Todd, Stratford, have retired to their home in Beach O'Pines, Grand Bend, as permanent residents. Mr. & Mrs. Elgin Adams visited Mr. & Mrs. Len Scrimegour in London Saturday. Sympathy is extended to the relatives in the death of Mrs. Isabel Wilson, 91. Mrs. Elgin Webb, Grand Bend sister; Robt. MacPherson, Buffalo, N.Y. brother; and Mrs. Nola Taylor of Grand Bend, step daughter, Interment took place Saturday in Mrs. S. Hill, Petrolia visited her daughter, Mrs, Wm. Stokes and her husband at their home in Greenacres. For the weekend Mr. & Mrs. Harry Stokes were up from London for a visit to their ACW handles summer work The June meeting of the Exeter A.C.W. was held in the Parish Hall with Mrs. Les Gibson presiding. The meeting opened with devotions led by Marion Bissett. All business for the summer months was taken care of. Volunteers were asked to help at the church during Centennial week. The business part of the meeting was closed with the benediction by Rev. Anderson. Mrs. Geo. Rether Sr. and Marion Bissett were in charge of the program. A poem was given by Mrs. A. Carter and a cen- tennial skit was given by Mrs. Rather and Miss Bissett. The Hensall A.C.W. who were meeting at the rectory came over to the Parish Hall and Rev. Anderson showed slides of the recent T.V, visit to "Act Fast" in London, Mrs, 0. Zivcovic sang during lunch which was served by Mrs, Harvey Andrews, Verna Greenlee and Mrs. Geo. Anderson. By MRS. FRANK PLUMB Playing at Clinton the Grand Bend Mosquitos won from the Clinton boys by 4 to 3. :Vicky Vanderberg scored a "hat trick" while another player added the fourth goal, Grand Bend Pee wees won 3 to I over Exeter's team with Eddie Raine making two goals and son Wm. Stokes and his wife. Mr, & Mrs. Morley Love and Jennifer, Chatham visited his parents Sunday and attended the Gill Reunion at Ausable Park. Colin Love went to St. Joseph's hospital on Monday for a check- up. Asking for second yard In a special meeting in Clinton Monday, the Huron County Pork Producers Association decided unanimously to apply to the Ontario Pork Producers Marketing Board for the establishment, of an assembly yard in Blyth The facilities of Mr. Ed Watson are for rent under certain con- ditions. Location of the yard in Blyth would mean a central place in the North end of the county right between several other yards. It would overcome many of the complaints from producers in this area, who felt that since the moving of the Clinton yard to Hensall, the driving distance for delivering hogs became too long. It is expected to take several weeks before Toronto makes the final decision. It was also decided at this meeting to take part in the province wide "Pork Hostess" contest. It is a first in Ontario, and is comparable to the dairy princess contest, Further details will be made known as soon as possible,