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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-07-05, Page 16TALKING ABOUT OLDEN T !VIES — During the weekend Centennial celebrations many old acquaintances were renewed. Above, Gord Brooks, left, now a resident of Lucan chats with Hermon Gower, now a furrier in Florida. Bath are farmer residents of Exeter, T-A photo MINISTERS REUNITED - Five former ministers of the two congregations which now make up Exeter United church returned for Sunday's Centennial service. Shown above from the left are present minister Rev. Glenn Wright, Rev. Harold Snell, who is returning as associate minister, Rev. W.E. Aldworth, Rev. Robert Hiltz and Rev. A.E. Holley. Missing from the picture was Rev. Lynden Harvey. T-A photo By MRS. HUGH MORENZ Congratulations are extended to Donna Baker, youngest daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Ken Baker Sr., who last week won the Centralia Farmers Supply Ltd. Grain • Feed • Cement Building Supplies Cool 228-6638 CP TME Oit (kg SAYS PI ant 2.35:0833 Residence 2286961 C.A. McDOWEll Ready Mix CONCRETE rA4 11W- 4:1 Albert Gaiser award and money gift, for outstanding academic achievement and leadership qualities in her grade 8 class at Stephen Central School. Mrs. Harold Vincent, Lori, Michael and Michelle returned home Sunday after a two-week visit with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Fred Hoffman and her two sisters Mrs. Borst Kovitzki and Mrs. Bruce Navarre and their families who all live in the Barryton, Michigan area. Mr. & Mrs. Dick Zielman and family visited Sunday in Leamington with her sister, Mr. & Mrs. Edward Stadler and family . Mr. & Mrs. Frank Harris and family. Scarborough visited Sunday at Grand Bend and Joanne returned home with them after spending two-weeks with the Zielman family. Bill and Lynda Morenz, and Warren and Susan Adams. all of London, visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs, Hugh Morenz. Mr. & Mrs. Mervyn Webb and Joy, London visited on the weekend with Mrs. Olive Webb in Grand Bend. Is WE'VE WORKED HARD TO EARN OUR REPUTATION, AND sHour IT LOUD ACROSS THE NArtoN a A • OUR PRODUCT Does • CLIFF RUSSELL ESSO AGENT RR 3 Dashwood 238 ,2481 21-20 and on Friday it was 5-4 for Blanshard at Kirkton. Monday Hibbert "A" squirt boys defeated a smaller EIim- ville "A" team by 37 to 2. Only one game was played on Sunday night with Cromarty Oldtimers winning over Chiselhurst 23-20. Personals Janet Allen, Toronto, spent the holiday weekend with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Eldon Allen. Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Coleman were recent visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Coleman and Paul, Peterborough. Mrs. Ivan Morris and baby son, William Hugh, arrived home from Stratford hospital Friday. Frank Allen spent the weekend at Pine Lake with his friend. Brian Miller. Nola Dow is working for the COME SEE at !-',;AR BANra., TATTOO sponsotul by ZURICH CENTENNIAL BAND SAL, JULY 7 4:.Evr:SE"W a' HAY PAP9ER'S 1,1P: .cr:NLEv'S rk4m5 4 .A7-,EDY LTU. GuENTHER-T4tav 'PANSPivt 3E;ERAGES opNr., F. K.0^0 :4S'.:04%tE wA5ilPfn.wE57LArl VIV:PrE PP,:t—f,t5 w5s7LAK! isiN:T;11! vENSA4.,, JIM SWAN, MX M.C. "'Durham Girls Drum and Bugle Corps- 51. Mary's Trumpet sand Dutch Bny Cadet & Bugle Bdnd Kitchener Legion Pipe Bend Brussels Pipe Band Zurich Centennial Band Forest excelsior Band Goderich Lakelown Band 'fr Admission: $1.50 — Children frlb 7.30 P.M. .e> RETURNS FOR CENTENNIAL — A woman who left exeter in 1917 was one of the first to register Saturday morning of Exeter's Centennial office. Above, Mrs. Alma (Mack) Selby of Toronto registers with Mrs. Doug Parsons, T-A photo Wilson's Jewellery Opposite Exeter Post Office HOME OF THE BEAUTIFUL BRIDAL-KNOT DIAMONDS Insured and Repaired Free for a Lifetime Pleasing you pleases US Only A Few Tickets Left For . „ . Herr Schmidt and His Schmidt House Band EXETER LEGION HALL SATURDAY, JULY 7 $2.00 Per Couple tion't Miss the Stow Band Frorn the Kitchener Octobettest There's Still Plenty of Fun and Excitement Left IN THE EXETER Centennial Celebrations THURSDAY, JULY 5 * SIDEWALK SALE DOWNTOWN • Entertainment by Puppet Show, Jesus People, Heywood Brothers and Others • Log Sawing Contest Sponsored by Exeter Lions - 2:00 to 3:00 p.m. • Home Baking • Crafts • Centennial Souvenirs from Lions COME AND WALK THE MAIN ST. MALL *TOUR OF SOUTH HURON HOSPITAL - 2:00to 3;30 p.m. *SAUERKRAUT SAUSAGE & PIGTAILS 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. - Exeter Legion Hall ($2.00) * LIONS PARADE — 6:30 p.m. - Agriculture Theme * BINGO - 8:00 p.m. Exeter Arena $750 in prizes including $500 Jackpot Entertainment at Bingo By Heywood Brothers, Gerry Smith and Ranth Oang Admission $1.50 ($1.00 with button) No Persons Under 16 Years of Age Can Be Admitted FRIDAY, JULY 6 *LITTLE BRITCHES WILD WEST SHOW Community Park - 7:00 pd-n. Admission $1,00 (504 with button) Children under 14 free *CENTENNIAL BALL - Aw-ta-9t30p,m. LIONEJ, THORNTON and his Orchestra Please Note — 01110,006 tickets will be sold so get yours early * Noon Luncheons Continue at the Legion Hall * Wet Your Whistle in the Big Tent See the displays at the Piro Hall and Town Hall Page 14. Tirnes,,Aclvocata, July Si 1973 centrolics bride feted school prize winners List Gayle Fluter and Ann Thomas. The Crony twins were in charge of the guest book. Graduation Graduation exercises were held at the J.A.D. McCurdy School, Huron Park on Wed- nesday. Award winners were Donna Wilson the citizenship award; Lori Kennedy, the girl's academic award; and Chris Gannon the academic award for boys. Among the graduates were Ann Beaton, Debbie Harrison, Ferry Knee, Alan Powe and Bob Stuckless. ti. „..1.1 BEVY OF BEAUTIES - A group of five area girls competed in the centennial queen competition on the weekend. On the left is Darlene Porter, representing Victoria and Grey Trust, who was later crowned queen. From left the other girls ore fauna Fuller, representing Jerry MacLean and Son Automotive; Sandra Skinner, Miss Mothers Motors; Elaine Overholt, for Graham Arthur Motors: and Joyce Cunningham, representing Ex- eter Flowers, T-A photo Persona Is Mrs. W.R. Essery entertained at a birthday party in honor of her daughter Ruth Ann's 5th birthday on Thursday, The guests were Pearl and Jean Buswell and Joan Kiernke, Mr. & Mrs. Elmore Dunn, Toronto were visitors for the holiday weekend with Mrs, George Dunn, Mrs. W. Palmer, St. Catharines was a weekend visitor with her father and brother, George And Jack Hepburn. Elaine Powe, St. Catharines is holidaying with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Powe. Mary Ann Alton, Lucknow is a guest at the Powe home and weekend visitors Bwrearnre allera, .& Mrs. Ron l3rittain, Weekend visitors with Mr. & Mrs. W.R. Essery and family were Arlene Newcombe, nephew Tom and niece, Marcia, Newcombe, Drayton Plains, Michigan. Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Molnar and family of Agincourt are holidaying with his parents, Mr. & Mrs. S. Molnar. Monday Mr. & Mrs. Matt Konrad, Hamilton called on their way home following a trip to Alaska. Mrs. Sid. Henry, Listowel was a Sunday caller at the home of Mrs. Lorne Hicks and Monday visitors were Mr. & Mrs. Clayton Scheifile, Kitchener. Mrs. Wm. Haddock had to return to South Huron Hospital for further' treatment, Rev. E.D. Stuart conducted the service in the United Church on Sunday morning in the absence of Rev. Beaton, Mrs. Barry Reid, Heather and Lori, London were weekend visi torsov‘den.with Mr. & Mrs. Fred B * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * • FOR GREAT ENTERTAINMENT Ay MRS. FRED .povvpEN, CENTRAL IA Joanne Hicks was presented with a miscellaneous shower of gifts in the school room of the United Church. Tuesday in honor of her approaching marriage, Baskets of flowers, streamers and bells were arranged to make an attractive setting for the event. The mock wedding performed by a group of ladies afforded numerous laughs for the audience. Other numbers on the program were readings by Mrs. Alton Isaac, a vocal solo by Mrs. Russell Wilson and piano selections by Mrs. Ken Hodgins and Mrs. Earl Dixon. The address was read by Judy Mills. The bride-elect was assisted in displaying thegifts by * * * Elm Haven Cr -it -1K Tues. & Wed. — July 10 & 11 Only -O▪ r THE COPPER PENNY * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Come to the Shipka girl wins scholarship award Highway 8 — Clinton Playing this week . . . Abel & Willing Monday, July 9 . . . iK Cousin Wally By MRS. ROSS SKINNER Ernest Pym, Hensall, Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Vickery, Hamiota, Manitoba visited Saturday with Mr. & Mrs. Squire Herdman. Mr. & Mrs. Squire Herdman visited on Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Bob Coates and girls, Exeter and attended the cen- tennial church service at Exeter United Church. Mr. & Mrs. Elgin Skinner, Cecil and Cindy, Islington are spending a few days with Everett Skinner and family. Cover Charge .. , 50d Thurs. to Sat. — July 12-14 Many attend opening of district gift studio The Ring summer at the Country Spire. With the assistance of neigh- bours and relatives, Eldon Allen has completed a new roof of green steel on the north side of the barn. Mrs. Theresa Cameron, Windsor, spent a few days with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. L. Robson. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Riehl and boys visited Sunday with Mrs. John Jefferson. Mr. & Mrs. William Kidman, Toronto, have moved into the house which they rented from J. Drummond. The former oc- cupants, Mr. & Mrs, Ross Sararas and family have moved to Hensall. About 50 members of the Smith family held a reunion on Sunday afternoon at the Ivan Norris' home. By MRS. ROBERT LAIN1G CR OMA RTY Several of the ladies in this community received a long- stemmed rose for being among the first 50 to visit the Country Spire Gift Studio and Tea Room Saturday morning. The studio and tea room have been set up in what was formerly Roys Church. Redecorated to enhance its original architecture, it includes a country kitchen, featuring jams, maple sugar, spices, etc. On Friday and Saturday fresh baking will be available. The Canadian craft corner, on and around what was the minister's platform, displays pottery, quilts and ponchos, as well as Indian and Eskimo Crafts. The "little peoples' palace", a quaint little building at one side of the auditorium, has books,toys, doll clothes, etc. A dainty tea room has been set up in what had been the choir loft. and visitors can enjoy a pot of tea or coffee and home made pastries. Sports Last week, South Hibbert Bantam Boys lost both of their games by just one run, Monday they were defeated by Elimville, Playhouse — Continued from page 9 toured with the Stratford Children's Theatre, Land of the Young Company (Ottawa) and was a member of the 1971 Stratford Festival Company. Completing the cast is Toronto actress, Paulene Carey, who has been a resident member of the Studio Lab Company. Her most recent engagement was with classical Stage Productions at the Colonnade Theatre, Toronto. Guest director for the opening production is Burton Lancaster, whose extensive background in theatre spans London's West End, the English "Reps", tours of Europe, the U.S, and Canada, and now resident artistic director for Theatre North-West at Thunder Bay. "Under the Yum-Yum Tree" Opens July 11.