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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1969-06-26, Page 13THE WINNING BABIES AT HENSALL FAIR — Of six winning babies in the baby show at Hensall Fair Tuesday evening, only two were boys. That's Timothy Mann (left front) who took first prize in the class for babies under six months and his mother, Mrs. Doug Mann, Hensall, Ronalynn Bell, second, and her mother, Mrs, Murray Bell, Sarnia; and Douglas Clarence Reichert, third, seven-week old son of Mrs. Karl Reichert, Zurich. In the back row (left to right) are Dawn Marie Maxwell, first in the class for babies six months and over, with her mother, Mrs. Arnold Maxwell, Hensall; Karen Cudmore, second, and her mother, Mrs. Alvin Cudmore, RR 1 Woodham; and Kathryn Ingram, third, with her mom, Mrs. Ray Ingram, RR 2 Hensall. 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In fact, only one bushel per acre yield increase will pay for the cost of the KIL-MOR you use, Sec your Green Cross dealer about KIL-MOR nowl }native] is a trademark Or Velsicol Chemical Corp, **A Green Cross herbicide patented 1964 PRODUCTS Division ofTHE SliERWIN.WiLLIAMS CO, OF CANADA LTD. er.M,Rea.d, BUYERS SUPPORT BOYS and GIRLS of HENSALL-SOUTH HURON CALF CLUB Paul Passmore's grand champion calf was bought by Jim Darling of Darling's IGA Food Markets. Paul and Jim are shown at the right of the above picture. At the left is John Coleman and his reserve champion calf that was purchased by Harold McCue of Canada Packers. The latter also bought 31 other calves. The Hensall Calf Club wish to express their appreciation to all the buyers who attended the Hensall-South Huron Calf Club Sale last Tuesday evening and who, by their brisk bidding made the show a success. It is support like this which enables the committee to carry on with the program among the young people in our community and we know everyone shares a pride in their accomplishments, The following purchases were made in-addition to the prize calves. Gamble and Rodgers (6); Town Packers Ltd. (10); Burns Company (Eastern) (8); Dunn and Levack (8); Al's Super Market, Hensel!. (6); Coleman Meat Packers (4); United Co-Operatives of Ontario Ltd. (4); Denfield Livestock Sales (2); All others one each * Central Chevrolet Oldsmobile, London; R.E. "Bob" McKinley; Merners Market, Dashwood; Palette Bros. Ltd. • • o Woodham school has annual picnic 4 By MRS. FRANK SQUIRE WHALEN Miss Carol Johnson whose marriage to James Clarke Bettridge was Jinle 21 has been honored at a trousseau tea and a number of showers. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Johnson, RR 1 Granton. The groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bettridge, St, Marys. A trousseau tea was given by Mrs. Johnson. Greeting guests were the bride-elect, her mother, Mrs. Bettridge and Mrs. Earl Johnson, grandmother of the bride. Showing the trousseau and the gifts in the afternoon were MisgPs Janice Morley, Geraldine Foster and Barbara Hodgson and in the evening Misses Judy Blair and Laura French and Mrs. McLeod Mills. • In charge of the guest book were Julie Bettridge and Mary Johnson, sister of the bride. Those assisting in the kitchen were Mrs. Ken Hodgson, Mrs. Wm. Morley, Mrs. Reg Hodgert, Mrs. Wm. French, Mrs. Alton Neil, Mrs. Cecil Squire, Mrs. Harry Hem and Mrs. Gerald Hem. Showers have included those given by Miss Janice Morley, RR 1 Granton at her home; Mrs. Steve Fields, aunt of the bride at her home in London; Miss Carole Foster and Miss Laura French at Whalen community club; Mrs. Rod Bettridge at her home in London; Miss Joan Batten, RR 1 St. Marys at her home and Mrs. Harry Hem at Zion West United Church. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bettridge entertained the bridal party at the Iroquois Restaurant, Thursday evening prior to the wedding. PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Norman Hodgins, Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Hodgins, Mr. & Mrs. Allan Hodgins and Mr. & Mrs. Larry Kilpatrick and Susan, London, attended the Western Ontario Aberdeen Angus Field Day, Sunday at Prospect Farm, The Exeter Greys have shown considerable improvement in their play during the last week in the Huron Ladies' softball league. , Although they dropped their two last games, they were by small scores to the two top teams in the loop. Tuesday night on the Exeter diamond, the Greys were holding a slight 4-3 edge after six innings of play when the league leading Shakespeare gals broke loose with a seven run attack. Friday night, also in Exeter the Greys were on the short end of a 7-3 count to the Goderich Dodgers. In their next league action, the Greys travel to Goderich Friday night for a return contest with the Dodgers and go to Brodhagen for a nine o clock game on Tuesday, July 1. ONE RUN AT A TIME Against Shakespeare, Tuesday, the Greys scored one run at a time in running up the total of four. Singles by Patti Robinson and Sheila Willert sent their first marker over the plate in their first turn at the bat and Pat Down's triple and a sacrifice fly from the bat of Lynn Farquhar produced the second run in the second. Singles by Down and Jayne Broderick scored the third Exeter run in the fourth and Joan Campbell's three bagger and an infield out completing the scoring in the fifth. Pat Down went the distance on the hill for the Greys and kept the hard hitting Arve- Mr. & Mrs. Cleve Pullman and Ron were at Melbourne, Sunday visiting with Mr. & Mrs, Frank Derbyshire, Mr. & Mrs. McLeod Mills, Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Morley and Janice and Mr. & Mrs, Cecil Squire were guests at the Bettridge-Johnson wedding at Zion West United Church, Saturday. Roy Pullman attended the "Pop" Musical Festival at Toronto on the weekend. Mrs. Margery Morley, Mrs. AlexBaillie, Mrs. Wm. Morley and Mrs. Mary French attended a bridal shower at Elimville Hall, Friday evening in honor of Carolyn Hem RN, bride-elect of June. Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Hodgins were guests Saturday at the Watson-Earley wedding at Kerwood United Church. Mr. & Mrs. Percy Hodgins, Marlene and Gwen attended the Hazlewood reunion, Sunday at Stratford Park. Miss Joan Hodgins and Mr. & Mrs. Alton Wallis were guests at the Maxwell-Harlton wedding, Saturday at Granton United Church. Granton WI met at the home of Mrs. Clare Bryan last Tuesday evening. Mr. & Mrs. Allan Hodgins were Sunday dinner guests with Mr. & Mrs. Walter Gee, London, celebrating the birthday of Mrs. Gee. Dace and Inta Beitans attended the Girl Guide and Scout outing at Manitoulin Island over the weekend. Mr. & Mrs. Arvid Beitans, Martin and Janice were Saturday evening guests with Mr. & Mrs. John Tampa, London. Mr. & Mrs. Felix Arnd and Mr. & Mrs. L. Grube, London, visited Sunday evening with Mr. & Mrs. Arvid Beitans. Mrs. Myrland Duffield, St. Marys, was a weekend visitor with Mr. & Mrs. Ross Duffield. Mr. & Mrs. John Marshall and girls, St. Marys, also visited Sunday with the Duffields. Donald Neil entertained the Grade 8 graduating class of Shakespeare girls at bay until the fateful seventh. FAIL TO HOLD LEAD The Greys were able to maintain a 1-0 lead over Goderich for the first four innings Friday but were unable to hold the Dodgers off in the later innings. Judy Glover singled to open the Exeter first and came in on a similar hit delivered by Pam Vanderweil. Ann Jorgensen's double was the big blow of Exeter's two run rally in the fifth to complete their scoring. McCurdy track —Continued from page 7 MacKellar, Srigley, Catlos. JUNIOR high jump: Kim MacKellar, Scott Johnston, John Mitton; standing broad jump: Ricky Seniuk, Stephen Kenney, Dennis Johnston; running broad jump: Seniuk,. Kenney, MacKellar; dash: Kenney, MacKellar, Keith MacDonald; ball throw: MacKellar, Albert Goeree, Perry Knee; relay: MacKellar, MacDonald, Kenney. PRIMARY high jump: Jim McNeilley, Gary Clements, Craig Gladding, Brett Regier; standing broad jump: Clements, Peter Sutherland, Regier; running broad jump: McNeilly, Steven Kingwell, David Munroe; dash: McNeilly, Sutherland, Clements; ball throw: McNeilly, Danny Roger, Steven Kingwell; relay: McNeilley, Sutherland, Clements. GIRLS SENIOR high jump: Shelley McCart, Jane Connon, Sandra Coughtrey; standing broad jump: Connon, Debbie Lenz, Heather Booth; running broad jump: Co'nnon, McCart, Marilyn Riley; dash: Connon, Marikay Hodgins, McCart; ball throw: Booth, Lenz, Darlene Penny; relay: Hodgins, McCart, Connon. INTERMEDIATE high jump: Kathy Shoji, Cindy Booth, Sheena Johnstone, Brenda Sauder; standing broad jump: Debra Ladd, Johnstone, Shoji; running broad jump: Cindy Booth, Johnstone, Ladd; dash: Johnstone, Linda McNeilly, Ladd; ball throw: Sharon Knee, Booth, Linda McNeilly; relay: Johnstone, Ladd, McNeilly. JUNIOR high -jump: Tracy Campbell, Annecke Somann, Julianne Brittain; standing broad jump: Campbell, Somann, Brittain; running broad jump: Brittain, Campbell, Lori Ravelle; dash: Campbell, Lisa Gladding, Brittain; ball throw: Campbell, Brittain, Somann; relay: Gladding, Campbell, Brittain. PRIMARY high jump: Karen Ladd, Madeline Goeree, Lyn Johnston; standing broad jump: Kim Riehl, Candice Ern/no-ton, Ladd; running broad jump: Goeree, Ladd, Riehi; dash: Goeree, Ladd, Riehi, Leslie Cainpbell; ball throw: Eileen Gloor, Ladd, Betty Jean Shoji; relay: Goeree, Richt, Ladd. Biddulph Central School, Friday evening at a Beach Party at TurribulPs Grove. Mr. & Mrs. Alton Neil and Mr, & Mrs. Austin Hodgins were the chaperons. Graduation mass at Mt. Carmel Many parents and teachers and friends attended the graduation Mass held in Mt. Carmel church Wednesday for Grade 8 students. There were 35 graduates and a party followed Mass for their parents and the students in the school gym. Miss Margaret Anne Hogan spent last week visiting with Mr. & Mrs. Gerry Hartman in London. Mr. &Mrs. Don Mahoney and daughter of Hespeler visited over the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. John Mahoney. Miss Margaret McCann, London, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Bill McCann and family. Mr. & Mrs. Jim Ruggaber and family, London, visited on the weekend with the latter's parents, Mr. & Mrs. Alphonse Hartman. Mrs. Joseph Glavin and Thomas O'Rourke have been patients in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, for the past two weeks. Vincent Ryan has returned home from Waterloo University where he was among the BA graduates from Waterloo last month. Rev. Father John Gielen, a missionary Priest from Southern Africa was a guest of Rev. Father Groome P.P. for the past two Sundays and is visiting for a few weeks with his brother, Mr. & Mrs. Harry Gielen and family of Crecliton. Miss Angela Mary Morrissey, Wendy Trainor, Rita Anne Carey, Scarlett Young and Mary Anne Glavin have accepted jobs for the summer at Grand Bend. "I did NOT say you were fat. I said you were very buoyant" • S • 0 • • • By MISS JEAN COPELAND The annual Sunday School picnic was held Saturday in Riverview Park, Exeter. Following a bountiful dinner the afternoon was spent playing games. The following were the prize winners: Races, pre-school, Scott Thomson and Sandra Jansson; girls 5-8, Sharon Witteveen and Janet Parkinson; boys 5-8, Bobby Cowdrey, Brian Thomson; girls 9-12, Nancy Jaques, Lode Webb; boys 9-12, Vernon Thomson, David Jansson; girls 13-15, Joy Thacker, Julie Webb. Ladies 16 and over, Brenda Parkinson, Joanne Wareham; men, Marvin Hartwick, Donald Brine; wheelbarrow race, Julie Webb and Joanne Wareham, Nancy Jaques and David Jansson; three-legged race, Brenda Parkinson and Linda Thacker. Children's kick-the-slipper, David Jansson; ladies, Janice Thomson; men, Glenn Copeland; shoe scramble, Vernon Thomson and David Jansson; balloon game, Cynthia, Verla and Glenn Copeland; guess the feet, Verla Copeland. MESSENGERS The regular meeting of the Messengers was held in the church, Sunday with 19 present. The theme, Give us this day our daily bread was given by President, Michelle Robinson. Karen Insley read the scripture and Mrs. Copeland read a story. Margaret Parkinson led in prayer. Poems were read by Larry Rundle and Glenn Gamble. Pamela Rodd favoured with a piano solo. Michael Brine and Earl Gamble received the offering. Mrs. Wm. Dickey gave a story on China. Mrs. Copeland conducted the Bible study on Moses. PERS ONALS Miss June King who commenced work last Monday in the X-ray administration office at the Stratford General Hospital spent the weekend with her parents, Rev. & Mrs. John King. David King of Hamilton was also a weekend visitor with his parents. Mrs. Mary Jaques and Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Jaques and family attended the high school graduation of Dennis Lambert at Davison, Mich. last week. Mrs. Mary Jaques remained for a holiday and Miss Marilynne Lambert and Dennis Lambert returned for a vacation with Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Jaques and family. Miss Mary McAllister of London was a weekend visitor with Mr. & Mrs. Harry Webber. Mrs. Ralph Wareham, Jeffrey and Suzanne of Blyth are spending a few days with Mr. & Mrs. Norris Webb and family. Misses Deborah Jaques and Julie Webb sang in the Grade 8 Senior Choir from South Perth Centennial School at the morning service of •St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Stratford, Sunday. Mike Bisaha of Davison, Mich., was a weekend visitor with Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Jaques and family. Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Lambert of Davison and Mrs. Mary Jaques were Sunday guests. Youth at "Pop'event Honor bride at Whalen Greys lose two games but show improvement