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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1970-10-08, Page 9IMPERIAL OIL LTD. s fete bride shwood events GETS MANY PRIZES — Dalton Finkbeiner of Exeter gained many prizes at horse shows this summer With his prize stallion. Raffarzette was the top Arabian at the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto and won similar top prizes at a recent show in Fort Erie. T-A photo Junior footballers continue with high-powered S. IRVIN FlApER to her .approaching Rose Marie Grenier has ignored by several Hartman and Sharon were hostesses for a ous shower at the d Community Centre relatives and friends was recipient of many S. in sisters ,and aunt of arie held a surprise t the Zurich Township about 35 relatives and After an evening of Rose was presented lovely gifts. )yd Rader, Mrs. Glen DI-MIX )NCRETE LSO FORM WORK) nn Const. Ltd. )ASHWOOD 37.3381 or 237-3422 Rader and Mrs. Ken Rader were hostesses for a miscellaneous shower for Rose at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Rader for relatives of the groom and neighbors. ATTEND RALLY Eight ladies from Dashwood WI who attended the Huron County Fall Rally at Centralia College, Huron Park, Monday, were Mrs. Howard Maier, Mrs. Leonard. Schenk, Mrs. Eben Weigand, Mrs. Hugh Boyle, Mrs. V. L. Becker, Mrs. Bill Becker, Mrs. John Rader and Mrs. Irvin Rader. Three of the ladies presented a skit. Mrs. Eben Weigand displayed mats and told method of making. BAPTISM Susan Dianne, chosen daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Van Dorsselaer was baptized in Zion Lutheran Church last Sunday by Rev. E. E. Steinman. Sponsors were .Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Rader. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Van Dorsselaer were Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Rader and family, Stratford; Mrs. Wm. Haugh, Mrs. Laura Datars and Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Willett. PERSONALS Bob Hayter has returned home from St. Joseph's Hospital, London. The name of Mrs. V. L. Becker was missed for attending the LWML Convention at Clarkson. Her daughter Iris of Toronto spent the day there with her. The South Huron Jr. Panthers retained their unbeaten record in Huron-Perth Conference play with a convincing 48.0 win over St. Marys in the Perth County town, Thursday afternoon. It was the second straight win for coach Doug Ellison's crew. The two South Huron clubs were in action yesterday, Wednesday on their home field against Goderich. Against St. Marys, the Panthers started slowly scoring six points in the first quarter and then jumped ahead 28.0 by the end of the first half. In the third quarter the locals scored another six points and added a total of 14 points in the final period. Dave Cyr and Gerard Charrette were the big scoring guns for South Huron, each counting a pair of touchdowns. Cyr scored his majors on runs of 24 and seven yards. Charrette galloped 71 yards on a pass and run play from quarterback Perry Stover for his first score and went another 30 yards on his second touchdown on a similar pass and run call. Stover notched a single major on a 38 yard sprint while Wayne Regier found pay dirt on a gallop of some 40 yards. The final South Huron TD came when Mike Miller broke through to block a St. Marys kick and Allan Knight recovered the pigskin behind the goal-line. Pete Kleinstiver kicked a pair of converts for the winners while victories Pius Dietrich and Wayne Regier each chalked up a two-point conversion. Dietrich picked up his two points from Stover while Regier ran for his conversion score. Stover completed seven out of 12 passes attempted good for 150 yards. The strong South Huron offensive machine gained slightly more than 300 yards rushing. Perry Stover was named the best backfielder of the day while the top lineman award for the afternoon went to Allan Knight. Local teacher is top golfer Bill Leney of Stratford and Doug Ellison cl South Huron District High c :hoot proved to be the best gol.ers participating in the HUron-Perth school teachers golf tournament held at the Oakwood golf course in Grand Bend, Saturday. Due to the rainy weather only nine holes were .Completed. LeOey fired a 38 to win the public school division while Ellison's score of 39 was best amongst the secondary teachers. South Huron's vice-principal Morley Sanders finished in fifth place with a 43 and C. K, Lawton of the same school was one stroke farther back at 44. Prizes were presented by John McCarroll, organizer of the event and Robert Pickling of Labatt Breweries. Attention PONY OWNERS Enter yearling pony before Dec. 31, 1970, for Watford 2 yr. old stake race, July 4 1971, and enter this years colt before Dec. 31/70 for 2 yr. old stake on July 2, 1972. For Further Information contact either ROSS GARSIDE RR 1 ARKONA or JIM HOLLINGSWORTH RR 4 WATFORD HURON?ARK FIGURE SKATING CLUB REGISTRATION DAY Wed., Oct, 14 FROM 4:00--5:3Q AT THE ARENA Fees $12.00 — $15.00 Classes 4 Yrs. to Adults Further Information — Phone 228-6367 CO/Wri fi"V GRAB Ahold of a Red Flecked SCORPION STINGER and let's what's happening happen to you! Sold and Serviced at Atthill's Esso Service Phone 229-8952 Also SPARK PLUGS SOLD for Most Leading Snow-mobile Makes. n.l.afroiN.. Toronto man assists at Kirkton service 1 A ttention 'n1 HELP US HELP YOU The Exeter recreation committee hopes to increase its activities during the coming fall and winter months and asks residents of the area to indicate what activities they would like to participate in. To make this questionnaire effective, you are urged to list only those activities in which you have a sincere interest. If enough interest is shown in any of the following, organizational meetings will be called and you will be notified, in person or through subsequent advertisements. CHILDREN'S PROGRAM [ I BASKETBALL — For boys and girls 10 to 16. Would be conducted at SHDHS on Saturdays [ ] GYMNASTICS — For boys and girls of all ages. Would be conducted at SHDHS on Saturdays. [ ] VOLLEYBALL — For boys and girls of all ages. Would be conducted at SHDHS on Saturdays I I HOCKEY — For boys of 311 ages. Regular program at Exeter Arena [ I BALLET — For children of all ages. Would be SHDHS I 1 FIGURE SKATING — For all ages. Regular program at Exeter Arena 1 BOWLING — All ages. Regular program at Exeter Bowling Lanes 1 SQUARE DANCING — Mid-week at Exeter Arena LIST ANY OTHER ACTIVITY YOU WOULD LIKE ADL)'LT AND TEEN PRO RAM f 1 1 BASKETBALL — For men and ladies. W uld be mid-week at SHDHS ( 1 VOLLEYBALLI — For men and ladies. uld be mid-week at SHDHS I 1 BADMINTON 't For men and ladies. Would Amid-week at SHDHS ( ) PHYSICAL Fl/ NESS For men and ladies. Midweek at SHDHS I 1 DRAMA GR P — For men and ladies ( 1 ART GROUP For men and ladies ( ) SENIOR CID ZENS — Regular monthly activities at Exeter Legion Hall H SQUARE D. LACING — Regular program at SHDHS I I HOCKEY- ,'Regular rec league at Exeter Arena [ ] ROCK Hr UNDS [ ) PHOT [ 1 IF LOWE AR RANGING [ ] LEATHE CLUB WORK By MRS:HAROLD DAVIS KIRKTON Harvest Service was held at St. Paul's Anglican Church when Bruce Rathborne, business By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN STAFFA The Home Economics and Health meeting of the Staffa Women's Institute was held in the Township Hall, September 30. Mrs. Ed. Chappel presided and opened the meeting with the Institute Ode and Mary Stewart Collect. Roll call was Ways to relax and overcome tension, was answered by twenty members. A letter was read from the Institute's adopted ' child. The Institute members have been asked to cater to the plowmen's association, Saturday, and also to have a booth on the grounds. Final plans were made for this. The Institute are entertaining later this month and committees are in charge of the evening. The motto, Mother has as much right to drive from the back seat as Father has to cook from the dining room table, was given by Mrs. John Temp leman. Mrs. Ross Smale presided for the program and introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. M. Humphreys, Mitchell who gave a interesting talk on nutrition and diets. Mrs. Robert McCaughey delighted everyone with a piano instrumental. Mrs. Bill Binning gave a demonstration on the proper way of applying and using cosmetics. She used as her model, Mrs. A. H. Daynard. Courtesy remarks were given by Mrs. Ross Smale, and lunch was served by Mrs. Carter Kerslake and Mrs. Ed Chappel. manager of the Canadian Churchman, Toronto, assisted the Rector Rev. Rokeby-Thomas by reading the lessons. The choir rendered an anthem, solo part taken by Terri Paul. PERSONALS Miss E. Hembro ugh of England is visiting with Mrs. Dorothy Collier. Mrs. Harold Bailey 'of Belleville visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Charlie Paul. Visitors with Mr. & Mrs. G. H. Burgin last week were Rev. & Mrs. Henderson of St. Catharines and Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Burgin. Mrs. George Hall, Mrs. J. McCormick and Mr. & Mrs. Bernard McCormick attended the Barber — Stoutenburg wedding in Collingwood, Saturday. Bernard McCormick acted as usher. Mr. & Mrs. Art Julian of Utica, Michigan spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Miller McCurdy. Mrs. George Davis of Exeter was a Sunday guest. Mr. & Mrs. Art Humphries, Miss Ruth Richmond, Mrs. Harper, Mark and Ruth Ann Henry, Mr. & Mrs. Les Fairbairn, Diane and Bruce, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Dobson of London, Mrs. Fairbairn, of St. Marys, visited Sunday with Mrs. Wm. J. Blackler. Mr. & Mrs. Wilson Derbecker, Mrs. Bert Weber are visiting with their sister Mr. & Mrs. Jury of Amherst, Nova Scotia. Mr. & Mrs. McRea of North Bay are visiting with Mr. & Mrs. Reg Paul and Mr. & Mrs. Ross Marshall. Their mother, Mrs. Mary Gallop, has returned home after eye surgery in Victoria Hospital, London. Mr. & Mrs. Loughleen of Toronto spent the weekend with Mrs. Albert Bickell. Mr. & Mrs. Bill Marshall and Susan visited Saturday with Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Marshall, Linda and Bob. Staffa WI see display FRED LANKAMP is pleased to announce the appointment of Intl 'ow FRED LANKAMP As Imperial Esso Agent in the EXETER AREA Effective October 5, 7970 Imperial Oil now have the best team in the area with GRANT MacLEAN, OLIVE HARVEY, BILL YEARLEY and FRED LANKAMP GRANT MacLEAN They have complete service facilities located right in the Town of Exeter which will insure everyone in the area of immediate service be it home heat or petroleum products. NCITE: You may also Indicate Your listing required details. FORMS SHOULD BE RETURNED BEFORE OCT. 17 PHONE aa • iiiiiii • • • AGE ADDRESS NAME Mail or Deliver To: The Exeter Tirnet-Advocate Clerk, Town of Exeter Alvin Willem Rec. Director, Exeter INSTRUCTORS If You VVOuicl Like to Assist I n dership of any of the Protams Above, plek,e,indicate here, 1ST ANY OTHER ACTIVITY YOU WOULD LIKE e;iro.ae or the above activities will range from $5 to $15 eacr4 choices on a brief !Kier, PERSONALS Mrs. Mary Miller, Mitchell visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Miller and girls. Mrs. John Templeman visited Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Robert Duncan, Huronview. Cecil Bowman had a \\*successful sale last Wednesday d has now taken up residence in Mitchell. Lions hear talk bout alcoholism Lucan District Lions Club et in Anglican church iement last Monday when Prk, ident Gordon Brooks took the c. Gut speaker, Father F. 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