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AN EARLY ACE — The local golfing season was barely un
derway when the first hole-in-one of the season was record
ed. Above, Steve Pfaff shows the swing he used to find the
cup from the fourth tee at the Ironwood course, Sunday
afternoon. He was playing with Chan Livingstone and Neil
Baker. ' T-A photo
Greys in Perth league, “ " " " “
need coaching assistance 'BUY NOW,
The Exeter Greys are back
in the South Perth ladies
intermediate fastball league
this summer and will be
playing their home games at
Exeter Community park
Thursday nights at 9 p.m.
Any prospective players
Wishing to try out with the
club or anyone wishing to
assist in a coaching or
managerial position are
asked to call acting coach
Bill Brock at 235-0323.
A total of 10 teams are in
league competition and each
team will play nine gapies at
home and the same number
on the road.
In addition to the Greys the
other clubs are Mitchell,
Uniondale, Thorndale,
Cromarty, Fullarton,
Granton, Staffa, Usborne
and Blanshard.
The schedule for May and
June is as follows:
20 - Blanshard at Usborne
Uniondale at Mitchell
21 - Cromarty at Fullarton
Thorndale at Staffa
22 - Mitchell at Exeter
25 - Usborne at Uniondale
26 - Exeter at Cromarty
Thorndale at Granton
27 - Usborne at Blanshard
Staffa at Mitchell
28 - Granton at Fullarton
Cromarty at Staffa
29 - Exeter at Thorndale
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Kirkton ladies attend
district Wl meeting
By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS
Mrs. Ewart Crago and
Mrs. Robert Ratcliffe of the
Kirkton Women’s Institute
and the District WI are at
tending the Federated
Women’s Institute of Ontario
Officers Conference in
Waterloo this week.
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Switzer
and Mr. & Mrs. Harold Davis
visited Sunday with Mrs.
Wilson Derbecker at
Waterloo. Mr. Derbecker is a
patient in Kitchener Hospital
at time of writing. '
Mr. & Mrs. George
Webster, Millgrove were
weekend guests with Mr. &
Mrs. Ewart Crago.
Mr. & Mrs. George Burgin
attended the Ontario
Industrial Arts convention at
Scarborough Friday and
Saturday.
Mrs. T. Elliott returned
home after spending
sometime with Rev. & Mrs.
Hopkins Bowmanville. Mr.
&Mrs. Hopkins are spending
sometime with Mrs. T.
Elliott.
Mrs. Jas. Nairn was
hostess to a bridal shower in
honor of Miss Wendy Heard,
Saturday.
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Marlene Denham spent the
weekend with Mr. & Mrs.
Doug Harding and family in
Forwich.
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Park at Port Carling.
Mr. & Mrs. Randy Meyer,
Stephanie and Valerie
Denham, Waterloo visited
Sunday at the home of their
parents Mr. & Mrs. Ronald
Denham.
May
14 - Mitchell at Uniondale
15 - Thorndale at Cromarty
Fullarton at Granton
Staffa at Usborne
16 - Exeter at Blanshard
17 - Granton at Staffa
Uniondale at Fullarton
18 - Mitchell at Thorndale
Usborne at Exeter
21 - Thorndale at Uniondale
22 - Staffa at Cromarty
Granton at Usborne
23 - Granton at Blanshard
Fullarton at Mitchell
24 - Uniondale at Staffa
Usborne at Fullarton
25 - Granton at Thorndale
Cromarty at Exeter
28 - Blanshard at Uniondale
29 - Cromarty at Granton
30 - Thorndale at Blanshard
Exeter at Mitchell
31 - Fullarton at Staffa
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June
I - Uniondale at Thorndale
Granton at Exeter
4 - Granton at Uniondale
5 - Cromarty at Usborne
6 - Blanshard at Mitchell
7 - Blanshard at Fullarton
Mitchell at Staffa
8 - Uniondale at Exeter
Fullarton at Thorndale
II - Cromarty at Uniondale
12 - Blanshard at Cromarty
Usborne at Granton
13 - Staffa at Blanshard
Granton at Mitchell
14 - Mitchell at Fullarton
Exeter at Staffa
15 - Blanshard at Thorndale
Fullarton at Exeter
18 - Exeter at Uniondale
19 - Staffa/at Granton
Thorndale at Usborne
Rec league
ready to go
The Exeter and area
men’s recreational softball
league is all set to go for its
third year of operation with a
total of eight teams entered.
This year sees Dinney
Furniture and Mt. Carmel
field teams while the
Rookies and Northlander
have discontinued
operations.
The league which plays
Monday and Wednesday
evenings starts its schedule
May 15.
The other teams are the
defending Champion
Crescent Rolls, the T-A,
Dashwood Industries, Gord’s
Variety, Hensail and
Usborne.
News from
Huronview
Marie Flynn, Lome
Lawson, Norman Speir,
Cecil Skinner and Rodney
Stewart provided the Old-
Time music for Monday’s
program at Huronview. The
Clinton Christian Reformed
volunteers assisted with the
activities.
Rev. Wittick of the Blyth
United Church conducted the
quarterly Communion
Service in the Chapel
Tuesday morning. Mrs.
Webster, a member of the
Blyth Session, and Mrs.
Watt, Organist, helped with
the service.
The program for Family
Night was provided by en
tertainers from the Goderich
area. Mrs. Joy Harrison and
Mrs. Helen Lindsay en
tertained with several vocal
solo and duet numbers. Ed.
Stiles provided the piano
accompaniment for the
singing as well as piano
solos.
Sharon and Lesa Lindsay
danced Scottish and Irish
selections including the
Sword Dance, the Sailor’s
Hornpipe and the Irish
Washerwoman, Mrs. Jennie
McGratton expressed the
appreciation of the
residents.
The residents enjoyed an
hour of organ melodies
Thursday afternoon played
by Ed. Stiles.
By GORD WHITEHEAD
A resolution disagreeing
with the federal govern
ment’s belief that a 9.8
percent increase in spending
is “restraint” and calling on
Ottawa to reassess its need
to boost spending to $48.8
billion was approved by
Middlesex County Board of
Education last week.
In moving Middlesex
support for the protest,
which originated with the
Halton Board of Education,
trustee Tim Blackburn said
he would “like to speak to
this matter but I would need
at least an hour.” There was
no other comment and the
motion passed unanimously.
In February, the board
approved its own 1978-79
spending estimates of $24.9
million, an increase .of $1.2
million or 5.3 percent.
Middlesex trustees ap
proved a new fee schedule
for students whose homes
are outside the county but
who wish to attend-school in
the Middlesex system.
Annual tuition fees for the
1978-79 school year will be
$305 for elementary pupils,
$515 for secondary students
and $1,030 for trainable
retarded students whose fees
are paid directly by parents
or guardians permanently
living in Ontario.
The approved fees are
about 60 percent of the
maximum allowable under
provincial regulation and a,
printed report noted that
higher charges might force
parents or guardians of the
current 20 fee-paying
students to insist they return
to their own jurisdictions
where their education would
be paid through taxes.
Two school psychologists
reported to the board that
each has a caseload of about
120 students facing
emotional or behaviour
problems, with waiting lists
averaging about 20 more
young people.
Medway High School,
North Middlesex Secondary
School, Biddulph-Lucan,
McGillivray and East
Williams schools are served
by Dr. Frank Colman, (cct.)
The recent rolback in
OHIP premiums has given
some relief to the Middlesex
board’s budget. Business
administrator W. N. Ashby
told the Times-Advocate that
the extra cost to the board
for all of its employees will
be $21,000 in 1978, instead of
$42,000 under the original
increase.
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