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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-08-30, Page 20trt 0:10 TALKING WITH VISITING QUEENS - One of the feature attractions at Saturday's Bean Festival in Zurich was the appearance of the Michigan Bean Queen Miss Gail Tremblay. Shown in the above picture are festival chairman Ray McKinnon, last years' Zurich Queen Judy Mudge, Michigan Queen Gail Tremblay and committee member Glenn Thiel. T-A photo Vandals at park Lady honored on leaving Wilson's Jewellery Opposite Exeter Post Office \ BRIDAL-KNOT HOME OF THE BEAUTIFUL \\1 DIAMONDS Insured and Repaired Free for a Lifetime Pleasing you pleases US By MRS. DAVID KESTLE SKYWAY MARKET Open 7 days a week - 8 a.m. - 9 p.m. CENTRALIA VILLAGE Phone -228-6431 EL Back-to-School SALE on Children's DRY GOODS and SCHOOL SUPPLIES Clear-Out All Summer DRY GOODS 1 0% 50% off SUMMER SLACKS Ladies Cotton 1/2 Price SUN GLASSES For Men & Women 1/2 Price SHORT & TOP SETS Girls' size 7-14 $ 1 .99 Penman's MUSCLE SHIRTS Prepriced 54.50, selling price $2.95 CIGARETTE LIGHTER Windproof. regular $1.49 75( GROCERY SPECIALS ROUND STEAK Fresh $1.49 BEEF Fresh Ground per lb. $1.09 COOKED HAM Schneider's Sandwich size per lb, $1 .99 WIENERS Schneider's Packaged per lb. 99( POTATOES Ontario New 10 lb. 694 TOMATOES Field 4 lb. for $ 1 600 LETTUCE Ontario No. 1 2/494 ORANGES Sunkist size 138, doz 2 994 "Open Labour Day" Cut per lb. RODEO CLOWNS BRAHMA BULLS BUCKING BRONCS ROPING CALVES WILD COW MILKING BULL DOGGING DAY JOE OVERHOLT SAT. NITS DANCING IN 3 QUALMES TO COVER EVERY NEED BETTER QUALITY * carnival* 0000 00100 umnANAu 1 /41*- tmi..000'" 87° GALLON BEST QUALITY Wallhide eite/ COAT FLAT Pinissumatio Reg. $12.70 10" GALLON GOOD QUALITY PrrirsouRGH PAINTS INTERIOR FLAT LATEX WALL PAINT .17.7 ONE VOA KM infS1 GALLON 11 WOOD STAIN Interior Exterior Latex Solid Color NET:ONE GALLON (4.550111W Interior/Exterior Latex Wood Stain Reg. $10.45 '8" GALLON SPECIAL OFFER 7 1/2 " Smooth Flo Roller Tray Set Manufacturers Suggested Retail Price $3.55 ONLY 998 Mrs. Don Swindall (Mary „Scott), London. The sympathy of the com- munity is extended to the family of the late Earl Dick. Mr. Dick was well-known for his interest in township and community affairs. Clandeboye UCW are making plans this week for a bake sale Saturday at McLean's Gas Bar. Lisa Carter was in the parade at Lucan last week with the Clandeboye Hillbillies . Just didn't see you Lisa, Joanne Carter spent last week in Kirkton with Paul Simpson. Cindy Donaldson is in London with Mr. & Mrs. Roy Hancock and family, Mr. & Mrs, Glen Mount and Coleen from Hope Manor Petersburg, spent Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. J. Robertson and family. Mrs. Arthur Simpson arrived home from St, Joseph's Hospital last week and is getting along well. Her daughters have been and are seeing that she is well taken care of and Ken Simpson has been night supervisor. Mr. & Mrs. C. Millson attended Visitors at Crediton East By MRS, STAN PRESZCATOR Mr. & Mrs. Bev Hirtzel and boys, Lucan spent the weekend with Mr, & Mrs. Russell Clarke and family. Mr. & Mrs. Mervin Elston, RR 1 Centralia visited Sunday evening with Wesley Heywood, Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Stan Preszcator were Mr. & Mrs. Phillip Biernaskie and friend, Kitchener, Tammy Preszcator and Ed Chalmers, Sebringville, Mr. & Mrs. Barry Bullock and Allan, Parkhill, Mrs. Elaine Foran and Robert England, Huron Park. the silver anniversary celebration in the Exeter Legion. Hall for Mr, & Mrs. Lloyd Mardlin on Saturday. Wednesday last Mr. & Mrs. C. Millson were entertained at Mr. & Mrs. Wilson Morley's, then visited with Mrs. Alan Jaques. Later they went visiting Mr. & Mrs. Mel Gunning and to com- plete their day Mrs. Edna Passmore was hostess for dinner and evening entertainment. Mr. & Mrs. Kurt Gebel and Susan spent the weekend in Oak- wood at their summer home. Mr. & Mrs. Carter London were visitors with Arn and Elsie Lewis and they all attended the dance at the arena. Betty Ann Lewis is visiting and traveling with Pete and Marg Manders. Judy Henry spent the week visiting with Peggy Steeper at Bayfield. Andrew Robertson has com- pleted his term at Dashwood Industries and is preparing to enter Fanshawe College this school term, Helen Simpson who has been working at Victoria Hospital for the summer is now home and is preparing for her first term at the University of Western Ontario. Mr. & Mrs. Earl Morgan and family are leaving Clandeboye and moving to the Morgan farm on the 4th line after completing renovations there. Mr, & Mrs. A. Morgan will be residing in Earl's former home in Clandeboye. Clandeboye girls came second in the baseball league. Poplar Hill took the lead after they took two in a row. By MRS. ROBERT LAING CROMARTY Friday Olive Speare was a guest of honor at a farewell party at the home of Mrs. John Jef- ferson. A short program was presented consisting of readings by Mrs. Glen Elliott and Mrs. Calder McKaig, a contest con- ducted by Mrs. McKaig and a solo by Mrs. Thos. L. Scott. Mrs. Roy McCulloch was at the piano for a sing-song and Mr. Barningham entertained with several piano selections. Otto Walker gave the address and Miss Speare was presented with a set of bathroom accessories. The evening closed with euchre. Miss Speare has sold her home to Mr. and Mrs. Dan Cronin of Mitchell and is moving to an apartment in Mitchell. Vandalism Vandals were at work in the community Friday and in the early hours of Saturday morning. Not only were bicycles belonging to the Kinsman twins, Janet and David, hoisted over half way up the light towers at the park, but a road sign was left leaning against the backstop, mailboxes were overturned, and two large tombstones in the Cromarty Cemetery were upset. Ron Edwards, assisted by a man from Elimville, rescued the bicycles before the Bantam game on Friday night. Sports In the first game of the best-of- five playoffs between Cromarty and Chiselhurst men's slow-pitch 'teams Sunday night, Cromarty handed Chiselhurst a 16-3 defeat. Ron Howard was on the moupd for Chiselhurst while Eldon Allen pitched for Cromarty with John Scott taking over for the last couple of innings. With Maurice Ruston on the mound and Ron Elliott behind the plate, Hibbert South Bantam Boys eliminated Blanshard in the last game of their best-of-three playoffs. Unlike the first two games, Hibbert took an early lead that was never threatened. Ruston had 13 strikeouts to his credit in the game, which ended 21-5 in their favour. Brad Mar- sden was again the big man with the bat, getting his second grand slam homer in• as many games. The game was played in Kirkton Wednesday night. Saturday in Cromarty, the • Bantams won their first game of the semi-finals again,st Elimville by a score of 26-9, Home runs were scored by Brad Marsden (2), Andrew Laing and Dwight Kinsman. In the earlier game on Friday night. Hurondale Bantam girls defer .ed Cromarty girls 17 to 3 to take home the trophy for the B'.ntam League. the Usborne-Hibbert Pee wee ,,eague completed their 'season Sunday with a . tournament at Cromarty Park, In the early games Elimville B defeated Elimville by 15-13; Hurondale won over Elimville 10-B; Hibbert A defeated Hibbert C 21-2; and , Hurondale defeated Hibbert B, 15-0. Playing in the championship games, Hibbert Peewee girls defeated Elimville 27-9 to win their trophy and Hurondale boys defeated Hibbert A 11-5 to take home the Peewee boys' trophy. Persona Is Mrs. Garnet Taylor, Olive Speare, and Mrs. Russell, Scott were guests of Mrs. John Jef- ferson Friday for a supper in honor of Mrs. Scott's birthday. Alec Scott has arrived home after spending several weeks in the western provinces. Mr. & Mrs. Alex Gardiner spent several days in United States and attended the Gar- diner-Clarke wedding in Sault Ste. Marie, A large family gathering was held at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Jim Miller in honor of the 20th wedding anniversary of Mr. & Whalen lady .at shower for September bride-elect and Marton, Mr. & Mrs. Earl French were Saturday evening guests. with Mr. & Mrs. Allen Hudgins, By MRS, HAMILTON HODGINS WHALEN Mrs. Hamilton Hodgins at- tended a bridal shower Saturday night at the home of Mrs. Lawrence Hodgins, Lucan in honor of their niece, Jacqueline Hodgins bride-elect of mid September. Mr, & Mrs. Ernest Ferguson visited Sunday with Mrs. Wilma Gowan and Murray, London Township, Bill Morley visited Sunday with his uncle Will Shervill who is a Patient in Westminster Hospital. Mr. & Mrs, John Marshall and family, Mrs, Myrland Duffield and Mrs. Stewart, all of St. Marys and Miss Taylor, Cleveland, Ohio spent Sunday with Mr, & Mrs. Ross Duffield. Mrs, Grafton Squire and Sue Anne spent last week holidaying at Grand Bend. Mr. & Mrs. Walter Gee, London and Mrs. Ethel Squire, Granton were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Allan Hodgins. Jeffery Betteridge, St. Marys spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Johnson. Betty Johnson returned home with Jeff to spend some holidays in St. Marys. Mrs. David Scott and family, Nobleton and Mrs. Peter Johnson and Dale, Whitby spent a few days visiting with Mr. & Mrs. John Scott last week. Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Ferguson visited with their daughter, Mrs. David Hord, Parkhill one day last week. Mr. & Mrs. Keith Hern and girls and Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Ferguson spent a few days last week at Tobermory, Kincardine HOTSON HARDWARE Grand Bend 1 Mile North on Highway 21