The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-07-18, Page 11By MRS._ FRED •BOWPEN
BUSY CLEANING CARS—The young people of Exeter Bethel Reformedchurch staged a car wash Saturday.
Shown above during cleaningaction are, from the left, Peter Timmermans, Evelyn Neevel, Elaine Timmermans
and Andy Kuipers. T-A photo
Busy week for ball players
Granton girl floral designer
Rev. Emerson Mylalsingh, his
wife arid children. Rev.
Mylalsingh delivered the
scripture lesson and led in
prayer.
Personals
Brenda and Heather Riddell
daughters of Mr. & Mrs. Jack
Riddell were holidaying with
their grandmother Mrs. Joseph
Bryan this past week.
Gordie Mills of the village has
gone on a one week holiday to
Ottawa with Mrs. Ted Wilson and
daughter Tracey. While in
Ottawa they plan on visiting the
Parliament buildings.
Rosemarie McRobert is
staying with her grandmother
Mrs. Elmer Harlton while she is
recuperating from her recent eye
operation.
Mr. & Mrs. Allan Wissel and
children are leaving this weekend
on a two week auto trip out east.
Mr. & Mrs. William Ban-
nerman, Steven and Andra
travelled by train to Toronto one
day last week. While in Toronto
they visited the Ontario Science
Centre and were surprised to
meet Mr. & Mrs. Ross Gregory
and family, former residents of
Granton.
Mr. & Mrs. Ward Ellyatt,
daughter Patty and girlfriend
Dawn Lynn Thompson were
camping for the weekend at Long
Point.
Visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Elmer
Harlton Saturday were Winnie
Harlton, Tom Stewart and Mrs.
Gordon Smith all of London.
Jerry Klumpers and daughter,
Phylis formerly of Granton are
flying on a one week holiday to
Holland where they will be
visiting relatives.
Mr. & Mrs. Steve Rooney and
family visited Sunday with Mr. &
Mrs. William Pennington at
Pinehurst camping grounds near
Ipperwash. The Pennington's
have rented a camp site there for
the summer months.
Mrs. Josephine Peckham was a
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ONE-TWO FINISHERS — At Saturday's district swim meet, Exeter teams finished first and second in the
boys 11 and 12 relay division. At the left are runners-up Donny Beaver, Ian Sweet, Dave Bell and Bruce
Shaw. Next in line are champs Brian Mercer, Rick Lindenfield, Doug Raymond and Steve Horn. T-A photo
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Closing July 20
Prices
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Prepriced 551
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KAMBY COUNTRY STYLED
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60's
Hostess
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prezced3t
bag
Saluda
Tea Bags
IPP
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lb. PORK ROASTS
1 lb. pkg.
LUCAS ARTHUR
WIENERS
lb.
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Mr. & Mrs, S. Moinar, Jimmie
and Nancy of Agincourt; Mr, &
Mrs. Matt. Konrad of Hamilton
were recent visitors with Mr. &
Mrs. S. Molnar.
Mr. & Mrs. Borden Smyth and
Brenda returned home on
Thursday of last week after
vacationing for two weeks with
relatives in. Truro, Nova Scotia.
Mabel Refoir, Strathroy is
visiting for a couple of weeks with
Mr, Mrs, Fred Cunnington.
Qrrn'a Pollock of Kincardine
was a weekend visitor at the
home of his sister, Mrs. Lorne
Hicks,
Balas Olah of Hungary is
visiting for a few weeks with his
father Mr, Gaspar Olah.
Mr. & Mrs. Ray Shoebottom
and Mary returned home on
Sunday night after holidaying for
the past couple of weeks at their
cottage at Parry Sound.
Mr. & Mrs. Chas, Gingrich,
Kitchener were weekend guests
Farmers aid
injured man
By MRS. SANFORD HUTTON
WINCHEtSEA
Ivan Brock broke his wrist
recently and the following neigh-
bours helped to get their hay off,
Gordon and Wayne Prance,
Elwyn and Paul Kerslake, Elson
Lynn, Doug Stephens, Fred
Gielnik, Freeman Horne and•
Gary Simpson,
Sanford Hutton returned home
from South Huron Hospital
Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Hutton and
Diane, Mr. & Mrs, Albert Hutton,
Jamie and Debbie, Listowel and
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Hutton,
Clinton, visited recently with Mr.
& Mrs. Sanford Hutton.
Men's & Women's
White Dress
and
All Sandals
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with Mr. & Mrs. George Snell and
family, The ladies are sisters.
Visitors at the home of Reg and
Harry Schroeder are their
brother Glen and family of
Bracebridge.
Mrs. Russell Schroeder was a
Sunday visitor with Mr, & Mrs. B.
Webb, Grand Bend.
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Bowden were
Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs.
Ray PaYnter and family,
Kirkton.
Mr. & Mrs. Roy Harrison
entertained at a birthday party at
their home on Sunday in honor of
Mrs. Harrison's mother, Mrs.
Jessie Lewis, RR 1 Lucan. Other
members of the family who at-
tended were Bill and Bud Lewis,
Lucan; Jerry Lewis, Toronto;
Mr, & Mrs. Joe Hodgins, St.
Thomas; and five of Mrs. Lewis'
grandchildren.
By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE
Mrs, Ruby Duncan, Exeter,
Susan Weir, Timmins, her
brother and his wife Mr, & Mrs,
Roy Weir, London visited
Saturday with Mr, & Mrs. Alvin
Passmore and Mr. & Mrs. Ken
Duncan.
Quite a number from this
community attended the Hodgert
reunion at Queen's Park,
Stratford, Saturday.
Connie Francis, Kirkton visited
a few days last week with Connie
Jeffery.
Mr. & Mrs. David Passmore
and Tom were guests Sunday
with Mr. & Mrs. Dennis
Passmore, Exeter.
Mr. & Mrs. Alex Rohde, Mit-
chell visited Sunday evening with
Mr, & Mrs. William Rohde,
By MRS, WILLA HARDING
Congratulations to Mrs. Carol
Wissel on successfully com-
pleting and passing an advanced
floral designing course at the
University of Guelph. It was a
one week crash course, con-
sisting of a twelve hour day, She
received first class honours with
82 percent.
Bridal Shower
Helen Harlton was guest of
honour at a bridal shower in
Granton United Church last
By MISS ELLA MORLOCK
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Darbey,
Willowdale, are holidaying with
Mrs. Vera Bullock.
Mr. & Mrs. Carmin Schlenker,
Kitchener, returned from their
honeymoon in Hawaii, visited
with Rev. & Mrs. Armin
Schlenker.
Mary Ellen Schlenker is at
Sauble Beach for two weeks c
serving with the Beach Mission
there.
Members of the Missing Piece
Coffee House Team, Grand Bend,
conducted the morning service at
Zion United Church Sunday.
Mrs. Chris Dinney has returned
home from a two weeks' stay
with Mr. & Mrs. J. L, Taylor,
Georgetown.
Timmy Nethercott celebrated
his second birthday Friday.
Those who came to the party
were Michdel Finkbeiner, Ruth
and Lisa Martin, Heather and
Charlene Browning, Angela
Lansbergen, Robert Bowers,
Dionne and Jamie Clarke. Mrs.
Barry Clarke assisted Mrs.
Nethercott in directing the
games.
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Foreman,
London, were weekend guests of
Mr. & Mrs. Ed Nethercott.
Tuesday evening. Margaret
Spence welcomed everyone and
read a lovely address,
The bride-to-be was assisted in
opening her gifts by Lynda
Thomson and Mrs, Cheryl
Wright.
Busy Week in Granton
Ball Park
The junior girls ball team
played two games last week both
in Granton. Monday night
Granton beat Hibbert in a high
scoring game 34-27. Wednesday
night Granton played Thames
Road which ended in a tie 31.31,
The senior girls who were to
play Munro Wednesday night at
Granton won by default as
Munro could not field a team.
Thursday night at Granton ball
diamond the local girls took quite
a beating against Exeter. The
Exeter girls won with a score of
28-5.
The Bryanston men coached by
Les Parnall played three games
at Granton ball park last week.
Tuesday night they beat Nairn
with a score of 6-3. Friday night
against the Lucan Irish they lost
in a high scoring game 11-4.
Saturday night they played an
exhibition game against the
London Umpires Association,
Four women played on the
umpires team and certainly held
their own hitting and fielding
against the men. They played
pitcher, catcher, first and second
base positions. The final score
was 9-3 in favour of Bryanston.
Bryanston plays all their
scheduled home games Tuesday
night in Granton ball park
starting at 9:00 p.m.
Besides his coaching duties Les
Parnall is also looking after the
maintenance of the ball park this
year and is doing an excellent
job.
Church News
At Granton United Church
Sunday Rev. McInally's sermon
was Facing the Wind.
Visitors at the service were
Many visit
Mt, Carmel
Judy Hodgios is enjoying a
holiday at Sault Ste. Marie
visiting with Mr. & Mrs. Jim
Duncan and daughter.
Mr. Norbert and Fred Gooding,
London visited last Saturday with
Mr. & Mrs. Hubert Carey and
family,
Mrs. Gerard McCarthy,
Maidstone and Sister Mary Ryan,
Windsor spent a few days with
their brothers Michael and Tom
Ryan.
Mr. & Mrs. Nick jeromkin and
Barb accompanied by Pamela
Trainor visited over the weekend
with relatives in Toronto. Gabby
Jeromkin returned home with
them after having a holiday spent
in that city.
Norman Ryan left this week by
plane to visit Mr, & Mrs. Don
Ferguson and family in Van-
couver.
Jack Houlahan and son, Sarnia
visited with his mother, Mrs.
Kathleen Houlahan and Jim on
Sunday,
Mrs. Mary Theresa Erickson,
Sarnia returned home after
spending two weeks with her
mother,
Mr. & Mrs. Joe Carey motored
to Toronto to spend the weekend
with their daughter, Mary
Eileen.
weekend guest with her son Ted
Peckham and his wife.
Sunday visitors with the
Peckham family were Mr. & Mrs.
Maurice Peckham and Shannon
and Mr, & Mrs. Ted Peckham
and Robbie all of Exeter.
Tinnea-Acfvecat,,, July 14, 1914
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