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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-10-19, Page 10PW. 1O The T mes• 14,v.oeate,. October. 19,. 1961 CROWN QUEEN AT LiONS' FETE—Lion Fred Darling crowns Judy Snelgrove Miss able -Rite Roundup Queen folowing the beauty contest held at Exeter Lions' beef dinner Thursday night in the Legion Hall. Runners-up were Kathryn Oke and Mary Lou Hoffman. The event attracted a crowd of close to 700. ---T-A photo President's daughter wins Booty ,� at Li Beauty got the booty at Exe- ter Lions Table -Rite beef din- ner Thursday night. Nine attractive teen-age girls Shared nearly $300 in cash and merchandise prizes in the beauty contest which followed the Lions' successful dinner, The wide variety of gifts, do- nated by Exeter stores, were distributed among all of the pretty contestants. The winner was 17 -year-old blond Judy Snelgrove, daugh- ter of the club's president, An- drew Snelgrove, Andrew St, She was crowned Miss Table - Rite Roundup Queen and re- ceived a $50 cheque plus her armful of gifts. A grade 12 student at SR - DHS, Judy hopes to become an x-ray technician and her $50 prize may help her achieve the goal. "I'm going to put it in my bank account." she said afterwards. "I'll have good use. for it one of these days". The 5'5", 120 -pound winner, plays piano, likes to skate and' s to !.c.uty Ener fete sings in the church choir. Her talents, plus her attractiveness gave her the judges' nod, Just as happy about the win as Judy herself was her father, who entered her in the com- petition as "Miss RCA Victor". It was an exciting climax to the completion of the Lions Club's, .first successful project since Mr. Snelgrove took over as president. Win second again Runner - up was Margaret Oke, 17, of RR 3 Exeter, who also placed second in the Kins- men Harvest Queen competi- tionthe week before. A grade 13 student who hopes to become an English teacher, Margaret won .$30 in cash plus merchan- dise gifts. Her talents include piano, singing, verse and pub- lic speaking. She represented the Dow Subdivision, A Dashwood girl, Mary Jane Hoffman, won third prize of $20 and other gifts. A grade 11 student, she plays piano, sings Grand Fiend ;gator preaches farewell By MRS. WELLWOOD GiLL . Ross Desjardine on behalf of the group. GRAND BEND; i The devotional, with a Last Sunday Rev. A. E. Thanksgiving theme, was taken Holley preached his farewell!. y �Irs. William Sturclevant sermon in the United Church' assisted by Mrs. Lawrence Ma - before moving to Kitchener, son and Mrs. Shirley Johnson. The rites of baptism were ad- WA and WMS Ministered during the service The WA meeting was held to children of Mr, and Mrs. on Thursday, Oct. 12 with 21 Robert . Irwin (nee Ra.velle) . ladies present, London, Mr, and Mrs. Don Od- ; The president Mrs, Elgin 'Bert (nee Ravelle) Stratford, Adams led the worship serv- and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas ` lee, Sheppard, Turnbull's Grove. Mrs, Garnet Patterson gave Sunday evening the emigre- a report on articles neded for gation gathered at the church; the manse. A committee was to honor Mr, and Mrs. Holley. ! appointed to plan for a turkey Mr. Ezra Webb was chairman dihner with tickets sold in ,ati- and Rev. C. Taverer conducted vance, a worship period, Harry T, ! Meeting was turned over to Hoffman, Dashwood sang and, WATS with Mrs, Garnet P'atter- Mrs, Mae Holt and Mrs, Man- ` son presiding, sel Mason contributed a duet: PJa.is were 'made for WMS ancompanied by Mrs. Clark Sectional meeting at Whalen Kennedy, ; on October 23. Mr, Arthur Baker, chairman. A bale of good used clothing of the board of trustees, ad- i is to be packed in November. dressed Mr. and Mrs, Holley Lunchwas served by Mrs. and presented them with a 1 Raymond Kading and Mrs, parse of money to which both 'Mansel Mason;. replied. Personal items Mr. Tay.ener and Rev. F. E. Mr. and Mrs. eon ; George Mc. Clysdale spoke briefly, g All proceeded to the base.i? faroken, of onroiito, and Miss - meat far a. social hour. ?Aldine' mason, o£ with Mr," vis- Rev, and Mrs. E, ,T, Rouls , axed last Weekend ma Mir. and fon, Exeter, will prove into the lFfrs, Marisa mason, Bobi Dir, and Mrs, BoOrmiston parsonage and Mr, Roulston; and family, of Weston, visited toral will comp Mr, duties,Volley spas- last week with Mr, and Mrs. ; John Stocker, Fruit Cadets , i Mr, and Mrs. T. M. ,Dodds The third meeting of the; left Monday for J'1ortda after Grand Bend Y?ruit Cadets was , spending the summer at Grand hold at the home of Sharon An Bend. dersoii on. Friday, October 13.i Mrs. M, Bell. and Miss Betttah Miss Alma Hendrick gave a TTolt .RN of To.rontcr spent last demonstration on oven steamer) weekend with Mrs, Mae 1IMIt. fruit podding, Mrs. Harold 'Wiper, Mrs. Dried fruits were on display Alen iiainrilton, Mrs. I;tnery and a discussionn followed on IScs Jardiars and 14Iis Wellwood canned fruit, steamed fruit and (4111 attended the fortyaeventh frozen fruit, ; annual area convention of the Next faceting villi be held at Women's Institute heli at the the home of finda Miller on .Masonic Temple, L ndnn, Oe. Friday, October 20 at 'I:30- toner10 sand 11. Mrand Mrs, John T'Cowal-. TWS 'honors pastor chuk and boys have returned home atter spending three At the `I'WS meeting In the weeks with his parents and Milted Church Iasi Tuesday family at Winnipeg and Sandy cvelrrng Mrs, T., Xe11er, l atah• Lake, 'Maniteha. ood, was guest stinker, Mr, and Mrs. John Stoker Miring tfie evening rtav, and ante visiting this week with her Mgrs, A.Witt;Witpra• i sistor, Mrs, J, Pa rden, and $e'nted With It giftHolley. by Mrs,1 Mr Pardon at Colling'tvoott, land likes to skate. Mary Jane { hopes to become a stenogra- I pher, Her sponsor was the Modern Beauty Salon, 1 All contestants win Other contestants, ail of whom received $10 in cash plus other prizes, were, in alpha- betical order: Evelyn Ducharme, 18, Sim- coe SL, representing Brady Cleaners; Linda Glover, ' 17, Hill St., representing the Burkley Restaurant; C a t.h y Hodgins, 18, Centralia, who won the credit union contest here, earlier, representing Miss IDA drugs; Carol Hogarth, 18, Senior St., representing Jack Smith Jeweller; Diane Wlllert, Anne St., representing Seldo.n Fuels, and Jeanette Wedge, 16,. Andrew St., representing the Towne and Country Restaurant. Judges, who deliberated for nearly an hour before reach- ing their verdict, were Mrs. Emmerson Desjardine, Grand Bend; SIL Les Halliwell and Fit Lt. Jim Wibberley, both of RCAF Station Centralia, They considered poise, talent and grace, as well as beauty, W. G. Cochrane, chairman of the Lions' project, was Blaster of ceremonies for the contest and introduced the contestants as they came on stage before a crowd of about 500. ' Fred Darling, owner of Dar- ling's IGA Market, which co- sponsored the event, crowned the queen. Club serves nearly 700 Exeter Lions Club fed nearly 700 people at their Table -Rite Beef Dinner in the Legion Hall Thursday night. The project—first of its kind sponsored by the Lions—was a financial success, Proceeds will be used for the club's welfare work. Two sittings were required' to handle the crowd. The hall was filled for the first one and nearly filled for the second. Lion members were kept hust- ling to serve the crowds. Twenty-three of the diners won bags of groceries as door prizes. Winner of the draw for 100 T-bone steaks was Jim Val- iance of Brussels. Grocery winners ineluded Ray ,tory, Fred lioperoft, Bob Jeffrey, Cecil Rowe Ted San- ders, Laura MacMillan, Lorne Oke, Dalton Skinner, Bonnie Durand, Jake Sweitzer, Ted. Pooley, Debbie Potter, Shirley Ricketts of London, Leslie Thomson, John Could, 'Ward Xraft, Ituss Hoppe r, Mrs, Charles Smith, Glenda Fisher, J. W. Ilern, Arnold 'Wedge and Mrs. Allan Fraser, A dance followed the dinner, draw and beauty contest. Mas. ter of ceremonies for the pro- gram was W. O. Cochrane, chairman of the club project, The event was sponsored by Lions in conjunction with Dar- ling s ar-ling's IGA Market, which pro- vided food for the dinner free of charge to promote its Table. Rite Beet Roundup this month The policeman stopped a man going down the street clad in. a barrel, "Are you it. poker player?" he asked. "Na," this Mean replied, "but Ijust left sotto fellows who r�y''t Crediton auxiliary hostto area group. By :M>it. N1. FAIST CRIB;]>i'1 When the Woman's Auxiliary of the United Church meet ,tor their autumn thank offering meeting they had as guests, ladies from. Main St., Exeter, Shipka and Centralia, Mrs. R. Finkbeiner, presi- dent, welcomed, Ute guests and eondueted the business, On Oc- tober 23 the South Sectional Ealy of WMS and WA, is to be held in Whalen. Mrs.,Gerald Zwicker had ebarge of the worship service assisted by Mrs, Lorne P'resz- Gator, Duets were sung by 1 :Dong.reen Kenney and Marlene' if I Mrs, Z w t e ];,e r introduced Mrs, W, G Tiffin, Hit=Pres- byterial president, and a panel of ladies from Wingha'rn who presented an interesting ques- tion and answer period on the statement "In 1960 General Cogncil of the Wnted Church. set up .a brief for United Church .women that beginning in ,Ian- nary 1962, all women of the congregation are to unite tut - der the name of The United Church Women' Mrs, Tiffin and panel were thanked by Mrs. Sain .Xing Aft- er which :a social hour was en- joyed, Men's Sunday • Sunday was Men's Sunday in the BUB church with a men's choir, Who rendered two ; numbers and Mr, Calvin Tabr- ner was the speaker, On Monday evening a con- gregational fellowship supper and program was given la the Sunday School rooms with a fair crowd, the offering to go to the Golden Lake campsite. The variety program was given by the hien. The speaker was Rev, Stanley Sander of Exeter, 4-H Club 1. The fourth meeting of the Crediton k ruitettes was bold Saturday at 9 antIn the corn - !inanity hall. Ten members were present. Notes were given on frozen and dried .fruit. This was fol• lowed by notes en fruits for breakfast. Aft members helped !in making a fruit cup, Personal items. Mrs. 11'. D, Mack attended: a three-day workshop on "Paper :and its Gare" at Ostia,. wa. She .also visited with Mr,. and Mrs, R. G. Legge at s lowdale. Dor, and Mrs. Eli Brown :and Mr. and Mrs, Emery Geiser visited with Mr. and Mrs, Milton Luther last Thursday at G orrie» 11r, :and Mrs. Charles Mar-. tene, Mr, and Mrs. A. Martene, Mr, and Mrs. Eben Weigand and Mrs, Elizabeth Aartene, Mrs. Hainer Russell and Mr, and Mrs, Ross Krueger attend-- ed ttend-ed the funeral .of Mrs, Cress on Tuesday. 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