HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-12-22, Page 15COLORFUL COSTUMES — Children dressed in the costumes of natives and those from various lands
performed in the United Church pageant, Sunday. From the left are: Cindy Horn, Ann Dearing, Brenda
Edwards, Shelly Adamson, LynnClarke,Richard May and David Webber. T-A photo
Santa Claus visits the police children's party at the Exeter arena, Sunday afternoon
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OPEN CHRISTMAS DAY
10:00 a.m. to 7;00 p.m.
OPEN BOXING DAY
Noon Until 9:Q0 p.m.
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Corner Highway 4 and Crediton Road
Phone 226.6641
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With the festive season upon us
signalling the end of another year, I
wish to take this opportunity to
express my sincere thanks to the many
people who have played an important
part in the town's progress during the
past 12 months,
and this speaks well for those who have been entrusted to
positions of responsibility.
It has been another year of harmony, generally speaking,
I.
I have enjoyed working with this year's council and their
conscientious duty to their responsibilities has been
commendable. So has the work of the planning board,
committee of adjustment, RAP, the cemetery board and
the industrial development commission.
Special mention must certainly be made of the clerk and
his assistant, as well as the staff members of the police, fire
and works departments, arena, recreation, parks and
cemetery.
On behalf of the ratepayers I also extend appreciation to
the many individuals who represent us on various groups
and associations, as well as to the service clubs, lodges and
other groups which assist the community in so many ways.
To everyone in the community my Christmas wish is that
each and every one of you experience the fullest joy of this
yuletide season.
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MAYOR
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• 80 Acres of Trails
• Many Hills (Former Ski Runs)
FREE Admission for Opening
Day — Sun., Dec. 26
OPEN SATURDAYS and SUNDAYS
• Sat. — 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
• Sun. — 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Refreshments Available at the Chalet
DAILY ADMISSION —$1.00 Per MACHINE
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To:
Us borne Residents
Here's to a very
Merry Christmas full
of peace and
happiness.
•
• REEVE LLOYD FERGUSON
• COUNCILLORS WALTER McBRIDE, BILL
MORLEY, GORDON JOHNS and JACK STEWART
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CLERK HARRY STRANG
ROAD SUPERINTENDENT BILL ROUTLY
Exeter council this week
shelved a request from Garr Rice
Enterprises Ltd, to close to
vehicular traffic the laneway
which exists between his building
(former Huxtable building) and
the grocery store of Aljoe San-
ders.
In a letter to council, Garr Rice
requested a hearing at council's
meeting, but lie failed to show up.
One person was in attendance
to discuss the matter, Mrs. Ken
Davidson, who managed G&G
Discount, which operates out of
the Rice building.
She explained most of the
trucks making deliveries at the
store, as well as the other two
stores in the building, use the
laneway.
"There are a lot of big trucks,
every day," she told council,
pointing out the problem that
would be incurred if they could
not use the lane.
Council members weren't
certain who owned the lane, The
municipality apparently owns a
small portion and Sanders also
owns some.
John Prescott, manager of
Canadian Tire is going to
Hollywood, California for the
holiday season.
Mrs. Beth Batten is visiting
friends in Texas over the
holidays.
Mr. & Mrs, Charles Gifford and
Hanna of Denver, Colorado, are
visiting with Mr. & Mrs. Alf
Wuerth for a few days,
Council okay
resolution
Exeter council okayed a new
year's resolution this week.
They'll take action to crack
down on people — particularly
builders and contractors — who
start building projects without
securing building permits.
Councillor Ken Ottewell said
this week some builders are still
not getting permits before they
start. "They're people who
should know better," Ottewell
added,
He suggested in the future
council approve the building
inspector immediately putting a
"stop work" order on the
projects,
Council agreed this action
should be taken.
Ottewell later said there ap-
peared to be some people who
thought building permits were a
means of controlling them.
Actually, he said, they're only
designed to protect people.
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Hayter's oven ready evicerated 12 - 20 lb.
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FRESH TURKEYS lb, 45
Santa Claus
„le
Will Be Here With
Treats for all Children
Accompanied by an Adult
Thurs., Dec. 23
2:00 to 4:00 p.m.
Season's Greetings From Hugh,
Bernice and Staff
And Thanks For Your Good Wishes
On Our Anniversary LTD.
DaShwood
237.3381 or 237.8422
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We express a sincere thank
you to our many customers
for their patronage and trust
And Wishing All a
Very Merry Christmas
and a Prosperous New Year
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Continued from page 1A
about nine o'clock Saturday
' evening on Weber street east in
Kitchener.
Travelling east the car left the
road, struck a tree, careened
across the road and struck
another vehicle in a parking lot.
Ladies decide
first draw
The first draw championship of
the Exeter ladies curling club
was won by a rink skipped by
Edna Busche but it almost took a
photo finish camera to decide the
winner.
The Busche rink proved to be
best among the Tuesday curlers
with 61 points but Helen Burton's
foursome, winners of the Wed-
nesday competition ended up
with 601/2 points.
Winning the Thursday division
with a 56 point total was a rink
skipped by club president
Pauline Simmons.
Other members of the cham-
pionship rink headed by Edna
Busche are Dolores Shapton,
Lillian Tennant and Doris
Hackney.
Completing the roster of the
runner-up Helen Burton rink
were Betty Wilson, Mary
Mathers and Elizabeth Grindlay,
Making up the balance of the
Pauline Simmons group are Ruth
Skinner, Norma Cu.eman and
Pearl Budden.
In the Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday section, the run-
ner-up rinks were led by Ellen
Knight, Helen Webber and Helen
Mickle, respectively.
Greenacre who resided at 103
9th Avenue in Kitchener was
alone in the car at the time of the
accident.
Sgt. Don Beckman of the
Kitchener police department said
the accident occurred near
Eastwood Collegiate.
Greenaore is survived by his
wife, the former Connie Bourne,
a son Michael and daughter
Candice, both at home; his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Greenacre of Winnipeg and
brothers Gordon of London and
Rodney of Winnipeg.
The funeral was held Tuesday
afternoon from the Hopper-
Hockey Funeral Home. Rev.
George Anderson and Rev, Bren
De Vries officiated. Interment
was in Exeter cemetery.
Mrs. .Haines
Mrs. Catherine Haines, 79, who
was a resident of Braem or Lodge
for about six years is survived by
a daughter, Mrs, Orville Scaife,
Sarnia and a son, Alfred Roberts,
also of Sarnia.
The funeral is being held today,
Wednesday from the Steles
Funeral Home in Goderich,
Mrs. Farrow
Mrs. Mary Lewis Farrow, a
popular English teacher at South
Huron District High School, died
in South Huron Hospital, early
Sunday morning. Mrs, Farrow
had joined the high school staff
in 1955.
She was the wife of the late
Claude M. Farrow who
predeceased her in July, 1970.
Originally from Oshawa, Mrs.
Farrow moved to Exeter with her
husband and family about 25
years ago.
Surviving are her children,
Michael of London, and Mrs. Ron
(Jane) Farrow of .Bolton. Six
grandchildren also survive.
The funeral service was held
from the Dinney Funeral
Home, Tuesday afternoon, with
Rev. Glen Wright officiating and
interment in Exeter cemetery.
DASHWOOD
Prices effective
Until December 31
At any rate, members weren't
much, in favor of closing the'lana,_
Councillor Helen Jermyn said
it would justadd to the problem of
trucks_ double-parking on main
St.
"We should wait until he (Rice)
gives us his reasons for the
request," Reeve Perry Boyle
stated, adding there was no way
he Would be in favor of the move.
Council agreed to hold the.
matter over 'until Rice makes a
personal appearance to outline
his reasons for the request. In the
meantime, the local police will
be asked for their views to ..the
suggested closing,
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