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Exeter's Community park was
a busy spot over the weekend
with two horse shows drawing
large entries and good crowds
were also in attendance.
Saturday, the Exeter Kinsmen
sponsored Mid-Western Quarter
horse show drew a record 329
entries.
Sunday it was the Exeter
saddle club's Appaloosa and
Pinto show with another large list
of entries and several winners
from the district.
The weatherman co-operated
both days affording warm
temperatures and the only
problems confronting officials
was dust being stirred up by the
horses in the ring.
Quarter horse
Secretary Noel Veri reports the
record number of entries in
Saturday's quarter horse show
gained an "A" rating for the third
time in four years.
The grand champion mare was
Chatequay owned by Mrs. Robert
Tweed of Waterloo while the
grand champion stallion was
Majestic Prince owned by
George and Bev. Zinkil of
Stevensville, Michigan.
The grand champion gelding
was Pearl's Pokey from the
Gerald Greer barn of Midland,
Michigan. The all-round youth
award went to Tom Shearer of
Masillion, Michigan.
Manager of the show was Don
Nye of Hamilton, Vernon Schultz
of Dearfield, Illinios was the
judge and Exeter's Fred Darling
handled the announcing duties.
Honda
Mini-Trail
S. R, BRUNTON, F.C,A.
• The Public Accountants
Council for the Province of
Ontario announces the election
of the following officers and
members:
President, Mr. S. R. Brunton,
F.C.A., Sudbury, Vice-Presi-
dent, Mr. C. F. Gaviller, F.C,A.,
Owen Sound, Secretary, Mr.
T. A. M. Hutchison, F.C.A.,
Toronto, Treasurer, Mr. H. M.
Strom, F.C.A., Toronto, Past
President, Mr. J. W. Glendin-
ning, F.C,A., Toronto, Member
of the Executive, Mr. W. P.
Fazackerley, A.P.A., Windsor.
Messrs. A. J. Black, F.C.A.,
Thunder Bay, W. J. Blakely,
C.A., Kingston, D. L. Gordon,
F.C.A., Toronto, R. D. Mac-
kenzie, F.C.A., Hamilton, W. A.
Simonton, F.C.A., Toronto, W.
J, Troop, A.P.A., Colborne, F. J.
Welsh, C.A., London, M. S.
Werger, A.P.A„ Toronto and
E. N. H. Wright, F.C,A.,
Toronto.
All persons who practise as
public accountants in Ontario
must be licensed under The
Public Accountancy Act and
must observe the Code of Pro-
fessional Ethics laid down by
Council. Any information re-
garding these matters and the
penalties for non-observance of
the- Act and regulations may
be obtained from Mr. C.
Doughty, Registrar, The Public
Accountants Council for the
Province of Ontario, 45 Charles
Street East, Toronto 5.
Ask about our finance plan.
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WIENERS o). $2 95 BACON 40
Cooked
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WHOLE LOINS 65° lb.
Mac & Cheese Dutch Loaf eg
Pickle fit Pimento U ILI lb.
Try our own country style sausage
Custom Killing and Processing
Perk by the Side i6 Beef by the Side 66
A11 above prices include cutting and wrapping
Sandals $5.95 to $8.95
Dress boots (zipper side) .. $13.95 up
Men's moccasins . ... $3.99 up
Golf shoes and
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House slippers, Dack Shoes
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HELPING WITH HORSE SHOW
Kinsmen club was a huge success
from the left, Kin president-elect
Kinette president Joanne McKni
— Saturday's Mid-Western quarter horse show sponsored by the Exeter
with a total of 329 entries. Some of the hard working executive are
Harry Stuart, announcer Fred Darling, show secretary Noel Veri and
ght. T-A photo
Large number of entries
in two local horse shows
Mr. & Mrs. Pat Sullivan Sr.,
celebrated their 4ath anniversary
at the home of Mr. & Mrs, at
Sullivan Jr., June 6. The family,
grandchildren and 'great-
grandchildren were present.
THE PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
COUNCIL
Here's the
New
Honda
QA-50
Mini-Trail
youth pleasure class.
His sister Jane was winner of
the western pleasure class. Jane
was named Ontario Pinto Queen
several weeks ago and will be
representing the province in Des
Moines, Iowa at a national pinto
show in the near future.
Wayne Preszcator of Exeter
was the winner in a youth reining
class. The ring masnagers for
Sunday's show were Frank Hicks
and Wilmer Preszcator while the
secretarial duties were handled
by Janet" Hicks, Jean Johns,
Helen Preszcator and Joyce
Sims. Ron Swartz was the
announcer.
Welcome
Campers
We'd Be
Pleased To
Have You
Drop In and
Browse Around
JACK
SMITH
JEWELLER
Main St. Exeter
President wins
Wilmer Preszcator, president
of the Exeter saddle club won his
fair share of prizes in Sunday's
Pinto and Appaloosa show that
drew a total of 238 entries.
Preszcator's horses won the
1971 pinto foals class, the two-
year-old fillies event and had the
reserve mare along with the best
two-year-old stallion.
Scott Smith of Hensall was a
double winner taking the youth
showmanship award and the
"I know how much you appro.,
date having me out of the
way while you're house
cleaning . "
Saddle club president Wilmer Preszcator presents trophy to costume class winner.
UC ladies enjoy tour
to St. Marys industry
and Calvin spent the weekend
with Mr. & Mrs. Roy Martin of
Delhi.
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Rrintnell,
Terri and Scott visited Sunday
with Mr. & Mrs. Oliver Stacey of
Avonton.
David Wheeler was one of the
teachers from Prince Andrew
School on Highbury Ave. who
took the grade eight students to
Ottawa for three days.
Pamela Rodd, Karen Insley
and David Jansson enjoyed the
bus trip from South Perth Cen-
tennial School to the Ontario
Science Centre in Toronto last
week.
We welcome Mr. & Mrs. Bob
Miles to the village. Mr. & Mrs.
Miles have purchased the but-
cher shop from Mr. & Mrs. John
Witteveen. Mr, & Mrs. Witteveen,
Sharon and Brian have moved to
St. Marys and our best wishes go
with them in their new borne.
Jean Copeland and Mrs. James
Mitchell of St. Marys enjoyed the
bus trip to the Royal Botanical
Gardens, Hamilton, Sunday
afternoon sponsored by the
Stratford Horticultural Society.
By MI$S JEAN COPELANO
WOODHAM
Wednesday, 27 members of the
Woodham United Church Women
enjoyed a tour of Domtar
Packaging Limited, St, Marys.
After the tour the ladies were
served refreshments and held a
brief meeting in the Domtar
board room with Mrs, Gerald
13rintnell in charge. The theme of
the meeting was Summer.
Readings were given by Mrs. Don
Brine, Miss Jean Copeland, Mrs.
Ted Insley and Mrs. Glenn
Copeland. Mrs, Lloyd Jaques
read the scripture and Mrs.
Gerald I3rintnell led in prayer,
The president Mrs. Ken
Parkinson presided over the
business.
After the meeting Mrs. Terry
Mulholland and Mrs. John
Witteveen were presented with
gifts and everyone wished them
the hest in their new homes.
PERSONALS
Mary Pickel of St. Marys was a
weekend visitor with her cousins,
Margaret and Janet Parkinson.
Mr. & Mrs. John Rodd, Pamela
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