The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-12-11, Page 3WALL CLOCK DONATED — Members of Exeter Council presented a
wall clock to the new senior citizen's apartments which were officially
opened December 4. The family of the late Helen E. Jermyn, in whose
memory the complex was named, were on hand for the event. Shown
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in the picture are, back, Mrs. Ed Coombes (resident of the apartments),
Mayor Bruce Shaw, Ed Coombes, Lossy Fuller, Deputy Reeve Tom
MacMillan, Doug Jermyn, Bob Simpson, Garnet Hicks. Front, Dick Jer-
myn, Karen (Jermyn) Sanborn, Harold Patterson, Reeve, Derry Boyle.
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR NEEDY CHILDREN * Molly Burke,
chairwoman of the Exeter Children's Aid Christmas drive, sorts through
some of the toys, clothing and food that has already been received.
The drive is on all this week. Articles cdn be dropped in the basement
Sof the Exeter United Church. NO week mothers can come to the
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Times-Advocate, December 11, 1974
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Court busy with driving charges
Continued from front page
Member municipalities con-
tribute 25percent of the revenue
required to operate the
Authority, with the remaining 75
percent coming from govern-
ment grants, mostly from the
Ministry of Natural Resources.
The municipal share is taken
from municipal taxes and is
included in each municipal
budget. Exeter's share will be
calculated once the budget has
been finalized.
Harvey Desjardine of
Edmonton, Alberta, son of Mr. &
Mrs. Maurice Desjardine of
Huron Park and grandson of Mrs.
Mabel Desjardine, was married
Saturday at Grand Bend United
Church, by Rev. Harley Moore, to
Debra McKinnon, daughter of
Mr. & Mrs. John Gurgeon of
Vancouver B.C.
Maid of honor was Joanne
McKinnon of Montreal and junior
bridesmaid was Carleen
Desjardine.
Best man was Ken Schroeder of
Zurich, ushers were Lee
Desjardine, and Stephen Leahan,
Organist was Miss Evelyn
Curts of Greenway'. Reception
and dance followed in Exeter
Legion hall.
Harvey' is serving with the
Canadian Army and after their
wedding trip the young couple
will be stationed in Trenton.
After the service, the wedding
party stopped at South Huron
hospital to visit Harvey's
grandmother Mrs. Mabel
Desjardine who is a patient there,
Euchre
There were seven tables in play
at the progressive euchre held
Along with representative
members from each par-
ticipating municipality in the
watershed, the Authority's board
includes three individuals ap-
pointed by the ministry.
Break and enter
The Exeter detachment of the
OPP has cleared up three dif-
ferent cases of break and enter
within the past several days.
Last week it was reported that
the detachment had charged
three persons in connection with
a break, enter, and theft at
Centralia Farmers in Centralia,
$3,150 in stolen property was
recovered.
This week the detachment
cleared up a break and enter at
Ron's $5 to $1 store in Hensall.
Three Hensall citizens have been
charged with break, enter, and
theft,
In yet another case, three
persons have been charged with
break, enter and theft in con-
nection with an incident at the
Quality Produce Plant in
Stephen.
Rodeo . . .
Continued from front page
committee, at least in an ad-
visory capacity. At the same time
he realized their plight, taking
the chore on every year.
"It's been the same old direc-
tors for the last eight to ten
years doing all the work, Others
aren't realizing their respon
sibility. Perhaps January 7 will
tell its if we get the rodeo."
WedneS'claY night at Shipka
Community Centre.
Winners were: ladies high,
Mrs. Angela Scott; ladies low,
Mrs. Mildred Kellerman; men's
high, Tom Yearley; men's low,
Stuart Sweitzer; most lone lands,
Lorne Dietrich.
Personals
A successful auction sale of
welding and machine shop tools
and equipment, was held
Saturday afternoon at Shipka, for
the estate of the late Karl
Guenther.
Mr. & Mrs, Michael Schiebel
and Chris of Belle River, spent
the weekend at the home of their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr, &
Mrs. Toni Russell,
Mrs. Lorne Devine, Mrs.
Ferman Snyder, Mrs. Ed Turn-
bull, Mrs. Raymond Kading and
Mrs. Hugh Morenz attended a
baby shower at the home of Mrs.
Sharon McKenzie in London,
Sunday afternoon, for Lynda
Morenz,
Mr. & Mrs. Gus Van
Massenhoven, Anita, Ronnie and
Michael visited Sunday in
Parkhill with his parents Mr, &
Mrs. Albert Van Massenhoven,
MRS. MARGARET DURWARD
Mrs. Margaret (Sharp) Dur-
ward died at the General
Hospital, Sincoe, December 1.
She is survived by her son Jim
of Mississauga and daughter
Mrs. David (Grace) MacLaren,
St. Williams, Ontario, and one
granddaughter,
Mrs. Durward spent her early
years in Exeter and was the
daughter of Rev. and Mrs.
Samuel F. Sharp, minister of
Caven Presbyterian Church-,
MRS. RUBY EVELYN BOYES
Mrs, Ruby Evelyn (Johns)
Boyes of Mississauga died on
Saturday, December 6, at the
Princess Margaret Hospital,
Dear mother of Gayle (Mrs. G.
Hitchins) of Toronto, dear sister
of Lorena of Toronto, Myrtle
(Mrs. J. Willis) of Kirkton, Hilton
of Listowel, Leda (Mrs, D.
Humphries) of Sarnia, Fred of
Cromarty, and John of Toronto.
Grandmother of Steven and
Michael. Mrs. Boyes rested at the
Sherman and Middlebrook
Funeral Home in Port Credit:
Services were in the chapel on
Tuesday with interment at the
Red Haven Memorial Gardens.
Brinsley couple
married Saturday
By GORDON MORLEY
Best wishes are extended to
Mr, & Mrs. Brian Hodgins (nee
Elaine Morley) who were
married Saturday in Brinsley
United Church.
Sandra Steeper and Cindy
Prest attended Achievement Day
Saturday in Parkhill,
The community extends
sympathy to Mr. & Mrs. Carl
Windsor in the loss of the latter's
father, Kenneth Morley, whose
funeral took place, Saturday,
from the Box and Son Funeral
Home', Parkhill.
Mrs. Robert Hodgins was on
the jury last week.
Mrs. Robert Hackney and Mrs.
Ken Young of Sarnia and Mr. &
Mrs. Earl Lewis visited Sunday
with Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Morley.
Mr. & Mrs. Marwood Prest of
Exeter visited recently with Mr.
& Mrs. George Prest and Cindy.
Mr, & Mrs. Joe Durand and
RUSSELL JAMES KYLE
Russell James Kyle, formerly
of Zurich and a resident of St.
Catharines for the past several
years, died Monday, December 1
in St. Catharines Hospital.
Beloved husband of Dorothy
(Savage) Kyle, dear father of
Edward of Richmond Hill and
dear grandfather of Tracey.Dear
brother of Roy of Timmins,
David of Hensall, Mrs. Clair
(Dorothy) Tuckey of London,
Mrs. Arnold (Belle) Merner of
Zurich, He was the son of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kyle of
liensall, He was predeceased by
a brother, Byron (Doc) in 1972.
Mr. Kyle rested at the Butler
Funeral Home until Wednesday
noon. Interment was in Victoria
Lawn Cemetery, Donations to the
Canadian Cancer Society were
appreciated by the family.
JOHN MEREDITH THOMPSON
John Meredith Thompson of
Centralia died December 7, 1975
at South Huron Hospital in
Exeter in his 68th year. Beloved
husband of Alice (Winger)
Thompson, and dear stepfather
of (Edna) Mrs. Sherman Eaton of
Chatham, (Marie) Mrs. Don
Hea man of London, Grant
Brown of Sarnia, and Reid Brown
of Lambeth. Dear son of Mrs.
John S. Thompson, Listowel,
brother of Campbell and
McKeever, of Listowel,
(Margaret) Mrs. Robert
McGibbon of Kirkland Lake,
(Isobel) Mrs. Frank Todd of
Orillia, (Ruth) Mrs. Roy
Robinson of Atwood, (Lois) Mrs.
Don Weixi of Edmonton. Also
survived by nine grandchildren.
Predeceased by his father and
two brothers. Funeral and
committal services were held at
the R.C. Dinney Runeral Home,
Main St., Exeter on Tuesday with
Rev, John Beaton officiating.
Interment followed in Fairview
Cemetery, Listowel. Pallbearers
were Robert Kirkey, George
Galbraith, Cameron Porterfield,
Lawrence Hirtzel, George Snell,
and Ted Bowden. Memorial
donations to charity were ap-
preciated by the family.
Adam of London were Sunday
visitors with Mrs. Violet Allison
and Mr. & Mrs. Jim Morley.
Ambrose Koricina and Maggie
and Mr, & Mrs. Joe Koricina
were Friday evening dinner
guests with Mr. & Mrs. Ambrose
Koricina and family.
Continued from front page
large coffee maker to resident
Mrs. Ethel Schroeder while Vince
Cook, OHC London Manager
presented a two handled teapot to
Mrs, G. Mercer.
The Rev. George Anderson of
Trivitt Memorial Church
dedicated the building as a
lasting memorial to Mrs, Jer-
myn, Hurondale Women's
Institute served a luncheon to
residents and guests.
Value of the weed-killer is
estimated at $7,500 to $10,000.
Alexander Hehn, Walkerton,
was fined $53 for failing to
produce an operating authority to
truck.
Michael Ray Harrison, 26, RR 1
Union, pleaded guilty to corn-
mitting assault causing bodily
harm to Doug Fairbairn of
Exeter, last August 5, near Grand
Bend.
Fairbairn was struck in the
face by Harrison and required
surgery.
Harrison was fined $400 or 40
days.
James J. Foster, 26, Huron
Park, was found guilty on two
charges of careless driving laid
July 12 and 13, 1975.
The first offense occurred at
Huron Park when the accused
went through a stop sign, spun
around, and landed in a ditch.
The second offense took place
in Centralia and caused $400
damage to a parked car and
knocked down a telephone pole.
Total fines amounted to $206,
Brian R. Coghlin, 19, RR 1
Atwood, pleaded guilty to
dangerous driving and
possessing liquor in a place other
than his residence.
Coghlin was arrested
November 26, 1975, after he drove
erratically around Club
Albatross, Huron Park, at a high
rate of speed, ran 15 stop signs,
lost control of his vehicle,
mounted a curb, hit a building
and demolished his car. Minor
injuries occurred to passengers
in his car.
A case of beer was found in the
vehicle.
He was fined $200 and for-
bidden to drive any motorized
conveyance for nine months. He
was also fined $53 on the liquor
offence.
David Mervin Holden, 18,
Goderich, pleaded guilty to
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driving 65 in a 50 mile zone last
July 7 and was fined $33.
William Van 'Bergen, Exeter,
pleaded guilty to driving 70 in a 60
mile zone and was fined $15.
Wayne Layton, RR 3 Clinton,
received $76 in fines for improper
registration of a commercial
vehicle.
Two ways of giving light — be a
candle, or be a mirror.
Exeter police
Continued from front page
thefts from vehicles parked in
Exeter,
On Wednesday, Dec. 3 Jim
Dingwell of Exeter had reported
the theft of a number of stereo
tapes and other articles from his
car while parked at Anne's Coffee
Shop. Fred Campbell of RR 1,
Exeter, reported a number of
stereo tapes stolen from his car
while parked at Les Pines Hotel.
Jeff Atlin of London reported the
theft of a number of articles from
his delivery truck also parked at
Les Pines.
On Thursday, December 4,
Constable McMeekin arrested
the St. Thomas man.
On Monday, December 8, Mr.
Walt Tiedman of the Algoma Tire
Company on Main St. N. reported
to the Exeter Police that someone
had broken into the premises
over the weekend and that the
• company cash bo?5, had been
stolen, containing rriobey. Con-
stable R. Fice is conducting the
investigation.
By MRS. HUGH MORENZ
Provincial court, criminal and
traffic divisions, sat Tiesday to
pass judgement on the following
cases. Judge Glen Hays and
Justice Douglas Wedlake
presided,
Murray Paquette, 29, 282
Algonquin Dr., Exeter,
remanded out of custody, will
enter a plea January 6 on a
' charge of break, enter and theft.
Also charged for break, enter
and theft are John David McNair,
20, of 5 Columbia Dr., Huron
Park, and Larry Minderlein, 19,
of no fixed address.
McNair and Minderlein failed
to appear in court and a bench
warrant for their arrest has been
issued.
The three were charged
following thefts in May and June
of about 5,000 pounds of weed-
killer from Centralia and Zurich
farm supply stores.
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