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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-07-31, Page 26HIGHLAND GAMES at DUTTON Mon., August 4th FISHERMAN'S COVE GRAND f3EK RIVER ROAD UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Commencing p1 9 Dan. • Massed Bands • Piping • Dancing • Sports Events A Real Highland We/come CHICKEN 1$ CHIPS FISH & CHIPS SHRIMP & CHIPS etc. TAKE OUT ORDERS Phone.; 238-2025 Awaits You A Dance SAT.( AUG. 2 9:30 - 1 Joe Overholt & The Standbys try Our Famous Food FOR RESERVATIONS 262-2217 2364610 236-4213 COMing MAMMOTH BAND JAMBOREE Sunday, Aug, 10 ;z7 • eeteU 4tee RR 2 HENSALL Asismamost mes NOW LICENCED UNDER LLBO New Burkley Steak House es taurant and Tavern e)iWA11 .A••• 312 Main St. EXETER pen 7 Days A Week Daily 7:30 a.m. to 1:00 a.m. Sunday 7:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. * Plenty of Free Parking At The Rear * Fine Cuisine at Reasonable Prices AIR CONDITIONED FOR YOUR PLEASURE P990 14A Tirnes,Athepcnte, 4yly 3.1, 1975 Crediton couple wed 50 years, honored for role in community and the li4tcltarL Gardens 4P- pealed because of their striking natural .beauty. From Vaneoever they chatted by telephone with MrS. Mel Lamport. On the way home they passed into the United States from Saskatchewan, returning through North Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin 40 Michigan, Exeter Agricultural Society pre4ents Street property until theii retirement in 1965. They have two -children, Calvin of Mississauga and Norma, Mrs, Robert Palmer of Edmonton, They have three grandchildren, Lt. Col. and Mrs, Palmer, Shirley, Beth and Mark were home for the happy occasion and with Calvin, assisted in looking after the guests. Greetings were received from Huron M.P.P. Jack Riddell, Huron M.P. H.E. McKinley, Ontario Premier Wrn. G. Davis, Federal Leader of the Opposition Robert L. Stanfield and Governor General, Jules Leger. Western trip. Mr. & Mrs Russell Finkbeiner and Mr. & Mrs. William Schwartz have returned from a three-week bus tour of the western provinces. it was sad to see acres and acres of flooded farmland in Manitoba and Saskatchewan. The parade of the Calgary Stampede was exciting and colourful, as were Klondike Days at Edmonton, "It was a thrill to see the mountains, so vast and so many," said Mrs. Finkbeiner. "Canada is beigger than we in Ontario realize." Banff, Jasper, Stanley Park Sy MISS ELLA MORLOCK efteD170N Mr. & Mrs. Emmery Fahrner of Creditors, celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary Sunday, July -27 with a reception tin the Sunday School rooms of Zion United Church. They have been active members of the church throughout their lifetime, serving in the choir and devoted to the work of the church. Mrs. Fahrner taught a Sunday School class and was organist and choir leader for many years. The room was suitably decorated with flowers, cards of congratulation, streamers and ornaments of gold. Friends and relatives were present from Kitchener, Paris, London, Ottawa, Toronto, Grand Bend, Zurich, Dashwood, Exeter and Michigan. Ladies of the U.C.W. group of which Mrs. Fahrner is a member served lunch. Emmery Fahrner and Losetta Heist were married June 10, 1925, Rev. William Dreier officiating. Roy Finkbeiner and Lily Fahrner were the attendants. Mr. Fahrner was clerk in the Charles Zwicker General Store, then, with Mrs. Fahrner, operated an egg grading and poultry business on their King 1. Out of field 2. Out of field 3. Out of field 4. Out of field TRACTOR AND TRUCK PULL Sanctioned by W.O.T.P.A. Sunday,August 10 1 p.m. EXETER COMMUNITY PARK • CLASSES 8,000 lbs. 5. Out of field 20,000 lbs. 10,000 lbs. 6. Open Class 7,000 lbs. 12,000 lbs. 7, Open Class 9,000 lbs. 16,000 lbs. 8. Truck Class 7,000 lbs; $1, 800.00 in Prizes Weigh in at Exeter Co-Op at 10 a.m, Admission: Adults $3.00, Public School Children Free Free Parking Refreshment booth on grounds Chairman: Bruce Shopton, RR 1, Exeter Tel, 235.1027 MR. & MRS. EMMERY FAHRNER In the Sunday morning service at Zion United Church special music in song was provided by Mrs. Margaret Finkbeiner and Mrs. Walter Fydenchuk, with Mrs. Ed Finkbeiner ac- companying them. Flowers in.the church were in honour of the fif- tieth wedding anniversary celebration of Mr. & Mrs, Emmery Fahrner. Next Sunday Edgar Cudmore is to be guest speaker. Sunday School classes will be conducted at the regular hour, Mr. & Mrs. Joe Varley ac- companied Mr, & Mrs. Karl Ohrnayer, Grand Bend, to Saline, Michigan, to attend the Braun, Armbruster wedding.. The groom is a great grandson of the late Mrs, Albert Fahner's sister. Mr. Gottleib Walker of Muir, Michigan, returned with the party and is spending a few days at the Ohmayer home, Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Harding of El Toro, California, and Mrs, Verne Twitchell of Hensall were guests of Mr, & Mrs. Lorne Preszcator last Tuesday, Lorne is their nephew. Sunday, Mr. & Mrs. Preszcator and their sons were guests of Mr, & Mrs. Ron Harris and family of Rexdale, at their Kincardine cottage. Congratulations to Anne Muller for receiving honours in her grade eight piano and grade two theory examinations from the Royal Conservatory, Toronto. Anne is a pupil of Mrs. Ken Hodgins, Centralia, Personals Sarah, Susan and Matthew McClure are holidaying with their grandmother at Chesley, Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Slaght, Joanne and Jeff, Mr. & Mrs, James Pinder and Brenda of Exeter visited with Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Slaght and children at Gordon Eagleson's cottage, Sauble Beach. • Heba, Mr. & Mrs. Len Rivett's huge bulldog, has adopted a tiny orange kitten which spends all its time in the dog's pen. He looks on indulgently while it eats from his dish. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Greenwood, Edward and Michael of Don Mills, spent a few days with Mr, & Mrs. William Oestricher and celebrated Mr. Oestricher's birthday Wednesday. Mary Ellen Schlenker was guest for a week at the home of Mr, 8r Mrs. Ken Dedrnan of Kitchener. Randy Smith is engaged in construction work in Calgary, Alberta. William Schwartz and Howard Lightfoot are patients at St. Joseph's Hospital, London. J BREEZY BIRD FLIES AGAIN — The days of leather helmets, scarves, goggles and intrepid flyers will come to life again at the Exeter Lions air show on August 16 and 17 when Bert Dandy, Toronto, will fly in his great Breezy Bird. Perched on the end of bare tubing and seat straps, Bert will display the versatility and fun of good old-time aviation. His structure cost $9,000 to build. T-A photo Heywood reunion staged in Exeter Tile seventh Heywood Clan reunion was held in Riverview Park with 103 present. Laverne Heywood president, extended a welcome to all with special mention to those at- tending for the first time. Cecil Skinner said 'Grace' for the smorgasbord which was enjoyed during much reminiscing. t A minute's silence was ob- served in memory of deceased relatives, The sick and shut-ins were wished a speedy recovery. The Clan Ode was read followed by the election of of- ficers for 1976, Hon. Presidents: Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Heywood; Mr. & Mrs. Ross Armstrong; Mr. & Mrs. Clifford Heywood; Mr. & Mrs. Wm. J. Heywood; Mr, & Mrs. Eldon Heywood; Mr. & Mrs. Launce Battersby; Mr. & Mrs. Laverne Heywood. Presidents Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Heywood, vice president, Mr, & Mrs. Eric Heywood; secretary, Mrs. David ljeackwell; sports - Mr. & Mrs. John Campbell, Mr. & Mrs. Larry tr ld; program convener, once Battersby. A delightful musical program was presented by Bob and Danny Heywood. s During the supper hour Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Heywood cut a prettily decorated cake in honour of their 59th wedding an- niversary. Launce Battersby presented Mrs. Heywood with a polished gem necklace and Gordon with a special gem tie. Laverne Heywood and his wife Beatrice thanked all for helping to make this a very enjoyable day, and urged all to continue to make the reunion successful. An interesting sports program was convened by Mr. & Mrs. Herb Heywood and Lilly and Hazel Heywood with the following results: girls 5-7 years, Patty Heywood, Ronalynn Jackie Heywood and Christine Gould, Boys 5-7 years - Scott Heywood, Ricky Heywood, Daryl Lammie. girls 3-10 - Joanne Brintnell,, Cindy Armstrong, Tracy Heywood; girls 11-13 years - Kathy Heywood, Janice Camp- bell, Karen Cottle. boys 11-13 years - David Campbell, Murray Heywood. Girls 14 and over - Jayne Consitt, Josie Burkholder, Brenda Armstrong. Boys 14 and . over - Derek Bryson, Jack Heywood and John Campbell. Ladies kick the slipper - Jayne Consitt,; men's kick the shoe Larry Gould. Oldest relative present - Gordon Heywood, youngest relative - Elaine Heywood, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Herb Heywood; coming the greatest distance Dorothy Brintnell, Dartsmouth A peanut scramble was en- joyed by all, Centralia Farmers Supply Ltd. Groin s Feed • Cement Building Supplies Coal 228-6638