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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-08-30, Page 7Lady from Holland et MT. cARMEL A guest for next six weeks with Marie Etue and Mr. & Mrs. Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Muller is Mary's. Elmer Rouland, Detroit, mother from Holland, Mrs, Mary Bedard, Detroit is. Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred. Hogan and visiting h-er mother, Mrs. Mr. & Mrs. Gerry Hartman, Catherine Morrissey for a few London spent the weekend in weeks, Windsor visiting Mr. & Mrs. Mr, & Mrs. Clare Rock and Wilfred Ducharme. family, Wallacebtirg visited Rev, Father Basil Glavin relatives in this community and C.S.B., Calgary, is visiting with in London for a few days last his mother, Mrs, Charlie Glavin week, and her family before he leaves Mr, & Mrs. Bob Goodacre and for a year to work with a retarded Rick,Petrolia, visited Mr, & Mrs. school group in England. Thomas Ryan, Corbett last week Mr, & Mrs. Joe Carey have after spending their holidays in returned home after visiting Mrs, the western provinces. visi mg in district POINTERS ON HOCKEY Six boys from Exeter are attending the Huron hockey school at Huron Park this week. Shown above getting coaching advice from instructor Ron Mason are from the left, Scott Batten, Doug and Richard Fletcher and Dave and Bruce Shaw with Steve Batten in front. T-A photo Down London in exhibition Squirts win soccer crown RVRCRgRVROigaR 7 R HOW DO WE FILL • A PRESCRIPTION? Although it may sometimes appear to be a simple procedure there are many elements that go into getting a prescription ready for you to take home. First we will check to be sure that we have no record of other medi- cines that you may be taking that could inter- fere with the new one. Then , after carefully checking the name ,8 of the ingredient and the dosage we will put R the medicine into its container. The label will then be typed with all the instructions, and along with any special cautions, will be at- tached to the container. The final step is to fl double check every step of the procedure be- fore giving it to you. Bob Middleton, PhmB Stan Horrell, PhmB MIDDLETON Drugs L 41- e- 0 ti f LI PHONE 235-1570 EXETER " ReORgii RgRVFra R.gRV:i0R Il R Still making up your mind? If you're just out of high school and still in the process of mak- ing up you mind about what to do this fall, consider Conestoga College. At Conestoga, you can choose from over 25 career- oriented full-time day programs in Applied Arts, Business, Communications & Design, Health Sciences and Technology. Twenty-five programs and many options—that's a wide choice. Register now . . to reserve your place in class. 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WIN DERBY DIP TROPHY - Hurondale won the Usborne bantam girls softball championship and the Derby Dip Trophy. Above, Karen Kernick and captain Janet Pryde receive the award from Derby Dip owner Garry Spencer. T-A photo Make KEN WESTMAN AUTOMOTIVE Your PIT STOP For Performance Products - Speed & Custom • P.I.P. Grant • Bell.Sterling • Eldorado • All Helmets Approved WHEELS • Keystone all Types • E. T. Mag. & Chrome • Dynasty Mags. • Rocket Mags. H.P. TIRES • Mickey Thompson • Big Boss • Fisk Sprint EXHAUST • Thrush Headers - Outsiders • Big Daddy Mufflers • Thrush Mufflers & Duals FLOOR SHIFTS • Hurst • Indy ACCESSORIES Leading U.S. & Canadian Brands of Add on & Replacement Parts And Accessories KEN WESTMAN AUTOMOTIVE LTD. Open Week bays Till 9 p.m. Except Wed, and Saturday Performance Products, Speed and Custom 1200 Oxford St„ London phone 455.6310 HELMETS $AVE $ $ We have several used cars in stock that require paint jobs. Because our body man is on holidays, we're offering these units at substantial savings. All are certified. 1970 FORD, SQUIRE WAGON, 10-passenger, power brakes, power steering, automatic DHM030 1968 MERCEDES 220 4-door, 6 cylinder, 4 speed DJK929 1970 FORD CUSTOM 500 4-door, V-8, automatic, power steering DHA887 1970 CHEV IMPAL A 2-door hardtop, V 8, automatic, power brakes, power steering, DFY399 1967 PLYMOUTH FURY III 4-door DF X960 Year End CLEARANCE of all 19'73 Models A Few Left At Substantial Savings 1971 FORD GALAXIE 500 2-door hardtop, V-8, automatic, power brakes, power steering 1970 CHEV IMPALA Custom 2-door, hard- top, V-8, autochatic,,power brakes and steer- ing. Licence D'FU238 1970 CHEV BISCAYNE sedan, 350, V-8, automatic, radio. Licence DEW554 1969 CHRYSLER NEWPORT Custom 4-door sedan, V-8, automatic, power brakes, power steering, licence DON772 1969 FORD GALAXIE 500 4-door sedan, V- 8, automatic, power brakes, power steering. 1968 FORD 10-passenger country sedan wagon, V-8, automatic, power brakes, power steering, 32,000 miles. 1968' FAIRLANE 2 door hardtop, 6, automatic, licence DFU215 1967 FALCON SPORT COUPE V-8, automatic, power brakes, , power steering, licence DFY798 1967 CHEVELLE MALIBU SS 2-door hardtop, V-8, automatic, power brakes, power steering. licence DJL424 '2495 `2095 1650 '1595 '1695 '1695 '1395 995 '1050 TRUCKS 1962 INTERNATIONAL 3 ton with 14' steel body licence P39551 '1500 Remember ... It's Sense To See Snider's Huron County s torpect Ford Dealer Lam/ Snider Motors LIMITED EXETER 235-1640 LONDON 227-4191 Ope ,, WPek cloys Unto! 9 00 Sof ur days tlntpi 6 00 Austin Mini Days A great time to 'buy one of the most economical cars ever built SOUTH END SERVICE EXETER 235-2322 SISTER M. EUNICE CSJ Sister Eunice CSJ passed away at St. Joseph's Hospital August 19 in her 36th year of religious life. She was the former Genevieve Hennessy, daughter of the late Gertrude Glavin and Augustus Hennessy, near Clandeboye. She is survived by five sisters: Sister Bernice CSJ; Sister Mary Eunice CSJ, both of Mount St. Joseph; Mrs, Philomena Regan, Toronto; Mrs. B. (Mary) Morrissey, London; Mrs. Margaret Young, Lucan; and three brothers, Cyril and James Hennessy, London and Gerald Hennessy, Fort Erie. Sister M. Eunice was assistant executive director of St. Joseph's Hospital where she trained for a R.N. in 1933. Funeral mass was held in Immaculate Conception Chapel August 22 with interment in St. Peters Cemetery. The Exeter squirt soccer culminated an excellent season Saturday by capturing the Huron Minor Soccer Association squirt championship. The Exeter youngsters in their first season of competition blanked Huron Park 5-0 to win the league title. To further add to Clandeboye church news Sunday Mrs. A. Hill presided at the organ for the morning , ser- vice. It was announced that Lynda Scott, Ailsa Craig will be the associate organist, Prayers were offered for the sick; Mrs. Laura Simpson, •Mrs. W.R, Quinton, Mrs. J.B. Pescod, Mrs. Pearl O'Niel, Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Cunningham, Mrs. Alvin Cun- ningham and Mrs. C. Paton. Rev. R.A. Carson preached on the question, Can we recognize Christi He said artists and ar- tisans have tried to paint or form Christ but always He is represented by their conception of Him. Mr. Carson said that too often we think that by doing good we have completed our respon- sibility it is also necessary to recognize the Christ in those we help, We should be sensitive to the human values so that we can become responsive to the Godly values in those people with whom we associate. Mr. Carson concluded by saying that it is this kind of concern for others that God expects of us. their laurels, the squirts returned to Exeter the same day and scored a convincing 3-2 win over London Lions in an exhibition contest. Bradley Kernick and Jonathan Melhuish each scored two goals to lead the Exeter championship win over Huron Park, Chris Van Gerwen added the other goal. The Exetel* defense was strengthened with the return of Scott Newby to the lineup. Newby teamed with Andrew Winter and Dear Sir: Is Canada intent upon self destruction? You'd think so from the way we have tossed out time- tested standards, principles and ethics in favour of the "reality" of the sewer. Today, it you respect the Queen, you're anti-Canadian, If you don't speak French, you're anti-Quebec, If you praise God, you're a religious fanatic. If you believe in defending your country, you're a right wing extremist. If you believe criminals should be punished, you're a Rednick; if you support the police you're a Facist. Oddly enough, if you believe in accountability and business initiative you're a dirty capitalist. If you dare think for yourself you're an oddball. If you prefer to pick your own friends and associates, you'xe a racist. If you believe your schools, University, City Hall or govern- ment to be infiltrated by com- munists or fellow travellers, you're an alarmist. If you don't support a "peace" movement, you're a warmonger. Should you believe in the sanctity of the home, you're mid- Victorian. If you have more than two children, you're con- tributiong to the population ex- plosion. If you favour wedlock over bedlock, you're a square. If you refect the communal life, you're anti-social. If you prefer to be an un- common man rather than an equalized State controlled robot, watch out! Big Brother govern- ment has you tagged as an enemy of the people and a candidate for the nearest mental institution! Yours sincerely Patricia Young Vancouver 9 By MRS. IRVIN RAPER The Batten family reunion was held at the V.L. Becker farm home with 50 in attendance. President Mr. and Mrs. Harold Denham, Sarnia were in charge of the sports and business. Relatives enjoyed renewing old times. The executive was returned for 1975. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Heckman, Centralia will be in charge of sports and the Rowcliffe family will be in charge of the tables. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Wentland, Bristol, Connecticut, were visitors last week with Mr. & Mrs. Elgin Rader and Brian, Sunday guests with Mr, & Mrs. Irvin Rader on the occasion of Irvin's birthday were Mrs. John de Niet, Willowdale; Mr. & Mrs. Fred Miller and girls, Zion; Paul and Sharon Rader; Susan Van Wyck and Bill Bennet, London. Mr. & Mrs. Allen Eagleson and family, Little Current, Manitoulin Island were supper guests with Mr. & Mrs. David Rader, Sunday, Mrs. Alphonse Grenier and Joanne spent Monday at Kit- chener. They visited with Richard Rader and also Mrs. Rader at the K-W hospital, to see their new granddaughter, Tammy Lynn. Mrs. Irvin Rader, Sharon and Ruthanne de Niet spent Tuesday at Grand Bend with Mrs. Wellwood. Gill. Joanne Hayter, bride-elect of September was feted at a miscellaneous shower at the community Centre, Friday. Aunts and cousins of the bride were hostesses, Following Annual meeting for hockey group It's time to think about hockey again. The annual organization meeting of the Exeter Minor Hockey Association is coming up next week. It will be held Wednesday night, September 5 at the Exeter arena at eight o'clock. Everyone interested in minor hockey in any capacity is asked to attend. Plans far the 1973-74 hockey season will be for- mulated. termediate soccer league play. In their next outing the Centennials travel to Grand Bend on Sunday, September 9 to take on the Colonials. contests Mary Anne .Desjardine read an Address .and Joanne received many gifts. Steer This Way BY LARRY SNIDER 1915 was the first year more people were killed in accidents involving cars than horses. Turn on your lights before sunset, so that your car will not merge into the background. ntr There's $10,000 waiting for an ad agency that creates an auto-safety-belt outdoor ad that will raise by 5% the current 33% seat belt usage. The competition is sponsored by the Outdoor Advertising Association of America. Simply removing the keys from parked cars could eliminate up to 40% of car thefts. In the old days, trolley cars used to have signs reading: "Do Not Talk to the Motor- man," Perhaps we ought to have the same thing in automobiles. We talk to drivers all the time of Lorry Snider's. We tell them all about the cars on our lot, and when we mention the terrific prices—drivers talk to us! Larry Snider MOTORS tIMITED EXETER 235-1640 LONDON 227-4191 Huron County's Largest Ford Dealer Drive in soon I USED CARS 197$ MGR in stock, Harvest Gold 1973 MINI'S white, blaze, teal blue, in stock 1972 OLDSMOBILE Cut- lass 4-door sedan. Licence DWT938 1969 FORD FAIRLANE Convertible, V-8 automatic, radio, red with white top and interior, Licence DFU575, mileage 56,365 1968 CHEVELLE 2-door hardtop, deluxe, radio,. automatic. Licence DFW050 1967 CHEV IMPALA 4- door hardtop, automatic, radio, power steering and power brakes. 1967 METEOR 4-door sedan, radio, automatic. Licence DFU511 South End Service EXETER 235-2322 Open Evenings By Appointment Scott Jesney in dominating mid- field play and prevented Huron Park from getting a single shot at the Exeter goal. In the second win of the day over London, the Exeter club started slowly and were down 2-0 at half time. The tempo of the game changed in the second half with the Exeter club putting on con- stant pressure. John Kernick bolted two successful shots to tie the score and Scott Newby not- ched the winning counter. Exeter goalie Peter Dearing turned in an excellent per- formance in keeping the London scoring output to a pair of goals. The coach of the Exeter squirt club is Terry Melhuish. In Huron league atom division play Saturday, the Exeter Knights downed Clinton by a score of 4-2. Exeter goals were scored in single fashion by Peter Parsons, Richard Helm, Jack Smits and Edward Willis. Seaforth clubs scored a double win over Exeter in pee wee and mosqUito classifications. Seaforth took the mosquito game 10-1 and the pee wee con- test 5-0. Preston Dearing was the only Exeter marksman in the mosquito game. Ailsa Craig blanked the Exeter Centennials 3-0 in Ausable in- Batten family group ug~971 ip,41 gathers at .Backer's $hop at hone