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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-02-28, Page 9Wilson's Jewellery Opposite Exeter Post Office II I bb- HOME OF THE BEAUTIFUL BRIDAL-KNOT DIAMONDS Nvw/r, Insured and Repaired FREE for One Year Pleasing you pleases US NOTICE Village of Grand Bend DOG CONTROL "Dogs running at large contrary to By- Law may result in owner being charg- ed and/or dog being impounded." Every owner, possessor or harbourer of a dog, annually on or before 1 March shall obtain a license from the Village Clerk and shall cause the dog to wear around its neck a collar, to which is attached a dog tag for the current year. No person shall permit his or her dog to run at large in the Village of Grand Bend with or without a dog tag; and any dog running at large contrary to the provisions of the By-Law, may be captured, killed or otherwise disposed of by the Animal Control Officer of the Village of Grand Bend. Ref: By-Law 251, 7 March, 1973 Any person having a small animal they wish to dispose of is to contact the Village Clerk. R. M. SHAREN L. M. CLIPPERTON Reeve Clerk PANASONIC COLOR TELEVISION just slightly ahead of our time TODAY TOMORROW THE STORE WITH MORE QUALITY and SERVICE NGERICH'S Ltd. ZURICH 236-4351 SEAFORTH 527-0290 "GUARANTEED HURON COUNTY'S LOWEST PRICES OR DIFFERENCE RETURNED" MODEL CT 262 SIMILAR TO CT 265 CT-265C The Gatineau QuatrecolorTm Contemporary Console with 26" Diagonal Screen, Ultra Pana• Matrix picture tube, 100% solid state, 0-Lock. Modular chassis, Pana,lock AFT. Pana-Brite control, VHF Set-and• Forget tuning, UHF "Click-Stop" tuner, Sharpness control, Speed-O-Vision. Vacation switch. Handsome walnut finish, Roll-about casters. 28 "H x37 "W x24 "D MODEL CT 262 $679 (Limited Offer) TAKE YOUR CHOICE EITHER SET '275 Hi- Fi Components RS-817S The Herington FM/AM/FM Radio and Stereo 8-Track Recorder/Player, 20 Watts PMP. IC. Quadruplox Circuitry. 6" speakers. 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Willowdale won the "B' championship and Exeter won the runner-up trophy in the same category along with the Wilf Hodgins trophy as the most 1111111/1111111111111111111111111111111/11101111111111111111111111111111/1111111111111111111/11111111111/1111111111110111111111/111111i =1115... = = = = NI= =•11' •M/.... • = = — --- 111111111111111111111111111118111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111101111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 WIN LEGION SPEAKING - The Exeter Legion branch 167 again sponsored a public speaking contest for elementary school students in Exeter. Above, Clay Murray presents prizes to Maureen Gans, Exeter PS; Joanne Vink and Patricia Berendsen, Precious Blood and Sandra McLeod, Exeter PS. T-A photo Exeter, Zurich winners in Leprechaun tournament Car Clean-Up Car Waxing Car Washing TRY WITODAY South End Service EXETER 235.2322 • Jrs S. Zackar 307 G. Farris 272 J. McLean 339 J. Osgoode 273 M. Tuckey 350 C. Fisher 298 PEE WEES K. Hewitt 251 M. Mol 196 N. Durand 205 N. Miller 195 B. McDonald 195 JR & SR BOYS A GIRLS J. Darling 348 A. Pridham 329 B. Mercer 405 D. Bell 315 D. Bell 424 D. Holtzman 306 LUCAN LADIES L. Harrison 560 M. Murphy 657 L. Dickson 645 L. Morley 548 J. McComb 587 M. Elson 519 A. Scott 568 E. Burt 531 M. Parnall 534 N, Hickson 513 P. MacDonald 503 AC PC TT PP BB RA AL BB HD BC CH AT CO ST DY KED CC IS SP DA RO FS RH' CO RA GE RP SUNDAY MIXED A. Hunking 633 G. Bouwman 621 D. Schenk 664 A. Lovell 539 D. Brunton 570 Default J. Brock 697 R. Hippern 532 TUESDAY LADIES R. Durand 667 A. Prout 671 P. Haugh 635 S. Smith 585 M. Goodwin 678 B. Turnbull 590 H. Daniel 700 N. Quinn 588 J. Leger 582 A. Mollard 570 K. Campbell 620 THURSDAY LADIES D. Bourne 733 J. Dougherty 593 M. Hem 454 No Team P. Scott 602 M. Deline 637 J. Russell 599 S. Martine 599 B. Campbell 555 P. Bereton 547 R. Lesard 540 R. Eveland 563 A. Bishop 513 MP DO BB UN OC ON CR IN HD MM PP HH HG AX AH FF AB PS PKP PP MM JS BL AC AE GG GY HH SP FF 5 119 2 95 7 93 0 60 7 45 0 61 7 113 0 48 2 104 5 100 5 94 2 78 7 119 0 75 7 85 2 82 5 63 0 52 7 69 7 91 0 81 7 78 5 133 2 77 5 93 2 83 5 82 2 88 4 62 3 49 Times-Advocate, February 28, 1974 Pagi .9 • Rural • Industrial • Residential FREE ESTIMATES. Call Exeter 235-0909 OPEN SATURDAYS WHICH TWIN does his own COME TAX It's easy to spot the wise man who takes his return to H & R BLOCK. He's smiling, happy and secure. Smart taxpopers from coast-to-coast know the value of qualified tax as- sistance. COMPLETE RETURNS * Individuals * Farms * Businesses GUARANTEE If we wake ally error III t hr. prop.irallOn 05 Your tax return that cost, you anY interest or poirrilly Orl .1[1‘1111011:11 tares clue. while we Uo not assume the IrantlitY for the additronal tame5. we Will pay that intereft and penalty 04116LKi Eli LOC 111LgA.) 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Coward 237 07 16111 Ed Lindenfield 233 2 G. Hamilton 294 7 82 W. Shapton 251 5 63 3 E. Penhale 310 2 74 A. Frayne 329 0 69 4 H. Wells 291 7 117 C. Smith 346 5 F. Skinner 207 D, Frayne 327 6 I. Skinner 215 M. Neil 261 93 50 81 63 112 84 sportsmanlike team. Forest won the "C" section title with 2-1 win over Lambeth after edging Dresden by the same score in the semi-final. They also defeated Port Stanley 2-1. Lambeth won 7-3 over Palmer- ston after receiving a bye. The "D" crown was won by Zurich as the result of a 4-1 win over Dorchester. Zurich reached the finals with a 4-1 win over Belmont and a 9-1 victory over Norwich. Dorchester's earlier wins were 9-3 over Parkhill and 4-1 over Alvinston and 7 -2 against Ilderton. Willowdale edged Exeter 2-1 after outscoring Brantford 7-1 and St. Marys 4-1. Exeter's early wins were 7-2 against Southwest London and 8-1 over Huron East. Other scores in the tourney were as follows St. Marys 5 - Byron 3 Huron East 3 - Goderich 1 St, Marys 7 - Stoneybrooks 1 Palmerston 3 - Point Edward 2 Ilderton 5 - Mount Brydges 3 Norwich 5 - Lucan 1 Alvinston 5 Shedden 2 All championship trophies are donated by Legion branch 540 and runner-up trophies were presented by the Ladies Auxiliary of branch 540. Bobby England of Willowdale was named the best goalie and received the Bank of Montreal trophy. The host team for the tour- WISE HOME OWNERS WILL REALIZE BIG SAVINGS ON EARLY ORDERS OF BEAVER HOMES! 6% savings for cash buy- ers or 3% discount on mortgage sales . . the choice is yours. Either way it may be just the saving that will help you com- fortably afford the new home you need and want now. But don't wait . Beaver's Winter work "own-it-now" bonus sav- ings are for a' limited time only. Visit your nearest Beaver Store or mail cou- pon below, BEAVER HOMES Helping to make home ownership easier! For FREE: coloured. BEAVER HOME CATALOGUE fill in and mail to: BEAVER LUMBER CO. LTD„ Planned Buildings Division, 570 Harrop Drive, Milton, Ontario. Name Street, 01Y— . ovmA lino I r plan !Whorl,/ thit yeat t7 Yes r] no SIM NM um me um am sow marrow *mg maim. mr Phone or Write -Brion Veale, Beaver Lumber, 227 Main St., Exeter, 235- 1582 or visit your nearest Beaver Store for new home selector co,talogue. Fill in for sick cleric By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE THAMES ROAD Owing to the illness of Rev. Barry Robinson the church service was conducted by Arnold Cann. Sylvia Stewart read the Scripture Lesson, Mrs. Glen Lamport told the Children's Story "The Wedge". Mrs. Glenn Jeffery gave the sermon "Being Thankful". Barbara Miller spoke a few words concerning the choir re recruits and a leader, Thursday evening the Tyros and Explorers will meet in the church basement. World Day of Prayer will be held at Elimville on Friday af- ternoon. The March meeting of the United Church Women will be held Monday evening March 4 at 8.30 p.m. Personals Mr. & Mrs, William Rohde visited last Tuesday evening with Mr. & Mrs. David Passmore. Mr. & Mrs. Brian Chappell and Sherri Exeter visited Saturday evening with Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Rohde, Mr. & Mrs. Alex Rohde, Mit- chell visited Friday evening with Mr. & Mrs. William Rohde. Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Miller spent a week's holiday at Puerto Rico. Jack Hodgert is spending two weeks at New Orleans. Chicken pox are on the rounds Marlene Stewart of Thunder Bay spent part of last week with her parents Mr, & Mrs. Jack Stewart, Joanne Hodgert of the University of Western Ontario is spending this week with her parents Mr. & Mrs. Mac Hodgert. Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Jeffery, Alan and Connie were guests. Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Charles Jeffery. Mr. & Mrs. Bev Alexander have enjoyed a holiday in the sunny south, nament, the Lucan atoms didn't fare so well as they dropped a 5-1 loss, to Norwich. The lone Lucan goal was scored by Jamie Shipley with Paul Wraith assisting. LUCAN LADIES IS M. Jeffries 682 7 102 SP L. Mosurinjohn 510 0 87 DA K, Haskett 559 7 81 RO J. Dauncey 543 0 76 FS H. Ewen 663 7 67 HH M. Elson 554 5 . 57 CO S. Wilcox 601 0 44 RA M. Parnell 499 2 38 GE N. Hickson 496 2 30 RP P. MacDonald 643 5 13 LUCAN MENS RS H, Thompson 578 2 11 FE D, Gwalchmai 601 1 26 RE E, Morgan 599 2 48 Sc C. Glenn 766 1 45 HR L. Carter 635 3 30 CH D. Morgan 558 0 20 BS H. Mayo 665 2 15 SF D. Rodgers 601 1 20 LH B. Smith 680 3 39 JD P. Clark 583 0 16 EXETER MENS A SI1 R. Van Dorselaar 848 5 63 McK D. McKnight 691 2 84 ll&K J. Fairbairn 752 5 87 167 C. Murray 704 2 74 C4TH R, Wood 687 7 109 BL G. Willis 654 0 43 SP R. Smith 749 7 100 RO B. Farquhar 784 0 108 DD B. Sanders 757 5 117 S&P L. Stire 611 2 74 LP J. Bell 610 7 73 FL Default 0 27 MENS INDUSTRIAL DN R. Hippern 577 DP B. Pettit 601 HH C. Towton 575 CU F. Wells 694 AK L. Preszcator 593 BS T. Reed 615 CO K. Wilson 628 DD G. Spencer 691 AL Default MF J. Brintnell 742 FRIDAY MIXED MI L. Smith 723 DS H, Kingma 582 VA T. Ellerington 609 MA R. Reynolds 583 C11 C, Murray 848 LG O. Jaques 668 1. 5 34 0 26 5 28 0 9 5 35 0 33 5 50 0 33 5 33 5 29 0 20 3 25 2 21 5 20 0 10 3 38 2 21 5 107 5 92 7 88 7 83 2 69 2 59 5 49 0 38 2 32 0 13