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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-08-07, Page 21FISHERMAN'S COVE GRAND BEND 63 RIVER .RQAD UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT CHICKEN & CHIPS FISH _& CHIPS SHRIMP & CHIPS etc. TAKE OUT ORDERS Phone:230-2o5 FREE BUS SERVICE t9 the tcmdon BINGO Games Every Monday and Wednesday NOW. SATURDAY Starting ,July 5 and running • for eight consecutive weeks far. fairgrounds bingo Exeter 6:30 on., DEPARTS FOLLOWS Dashwood 61.15 p.m. Huron Park 66%44°55 ppp.:m p.m, . m: Centralia Lvcan Phone 235.0450 NOW LICENCED UNDER LLBO New Barkley Steak House Restaurant and Tavern 312 Main St. EXETER Open 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 STARLITE OPEN NIGHTLY First Show at Dusk Children Under 12 in Cars Free GRAND BEND 7 Days - Thursday - Wednesday August 7 - 13 Due to Disney Policy Children 500 Pre School Free The greatest love (bug) story ever told! HAYES .BERRY POWERS. McINTIRE- HELEN KEN STEFANIE • 1:111.t. WALSH • • • . 'BILL WALSH ROBERT STEVENSON UNEQUALLED ADVENTURE ADVENTURE FROM WALT DISNEY! itt 'f,lt A Great Frontier Adventure! DOROTHY McOUIRE and FESS PARKER Vital N.F;EVLIER. TECHNICOLOR" , .,,p,•„60,0., 14 Thursday - Friday - Saturday Afiguat 14-15.16 PETER FONDA SUSAN GEORGE DIRTY NOY CRAZY 1.111111W Entertainment FOR Adult TN DON'T CALLIM THAT 1 NOTHIN MOO Luxe• NEPTUNE FACTOR Etnist gotgilille Adult 8oterutintnent By MRS. ROBERT LAING CROMARTY From early morning when the first picnic tables were moved in until eleven o'clock at night when the, last ball game ended, Cromarty Park was a hive of activity Saturday. The first game of softball got underway about 10 a.m, when Eltrriville peewee girls defeated Hibbert 16-14, For Hibbert Betty Upshall arid Nancy Scott divided the pitching duties. This game WAS followed by a game for beginning players in which Jeff Elliott's team defeated Dean Elliott's by 20-19. Coaches for this group are Gwen Harburn and Claudette Elliott. In the Hibbert peewee boys' game Hibbert I defeated Hibbert II by 20-9, Staffa senior girls met Cromarty in the next game, losing out 2 to 16. Marie Kerslake pitched for the winners with Jean Dow catching, and Valerie Glanville and Teresa Miller divided the Staffa pitching with •Karen Machan behind the plate, Then Hibbert bantam girls took on a pick-up team of ladies and won 26,13, Over the supper hour Hibbert South bantam boys aided by Andrew Laing's grand slam homer, defeated Hibbert North 21-10.Andrew Laing started pitching for the winners and was relieved in the sixth by John Hunt, Bill McPhail was catcher For Staffa, Terry Templeman started with Dennis Parsons taking over part way through, Jim Scott caught. Following this Mitchell's BPs slow-pitch team defeated Mit- chell Centennial team 16-7, In the final game the local junior men with Ken Harris pitching were defeated by Fullarton juveniles 9- 2, At Cromarty Park Thursday, August 7, Thames Road vs Hibbert I peewee boys at Yq3aq ,7-? • in I think I'd better start with what is right. 7 p.m.; Hibbert NT vs Hibbeit S. bantarn boys, 9. p.m. Saturday, August 9, Staffa vs Cromarty men at 9 p.m. Sunday August 10, 12 noon, Peewee Tournament, 9 p.m, Bell vs T. C. Bombers slew-pitch, Tuesday, August 12, 9 p.m. Hibbert N, vs Hibbert S. bantam boys (if necessary). At the time of printing, playoff schedules for girls were not available. 25th Reunion The 25th reunion of the Allen, McLachlan, Hoggarth families was held in the Lions Park in Mitchell on July 27 with an at- tendance of 40, Margaret Scott, Marilyn Zimmer and Margaret Laing were in charge of sports. Winners were: five and under, Ricki Thompson, Renee Thompson; 6-9 Steven Vivian, Tom Laing; Under 12, Janice Vivian, Andrew Vivian; Wheelbarrow race, Andrew Laing and Andrew Vivian, Margaret Laing and Tom Laing; ladies' kick the slipper, Brenda Thompson; men's kick the slipper, George Vivian; elimination contest Robert Laing and Agnes Bray; guessing candies, Ted Taylor; oldest present, Mrs. Jennie Bray, youngest present, Danielle Thompson; nearest birthday, Murray Christie, Alf Ross and Murray Christie were captains for the relays. Alf Ross presided for the business. Officers elected for the 1976 reunion at Mitchell Park are: president Alf Ross, Hensall; sec .-tr e a s . Mrs. Gordon Hoggarth, Exeter. Sport's committee: Dave and Carol Collins, Jack and Mary Helen McLachlan. Lunch committee, Gladys and Eldon Allen, Joyce • and George Vivian, The ball games weren't the only attraction at the park, Saturday afternoon. Pork chops barbecued to perfection under the watchful eye of Russell Miller, Jack Butson,Eldon Allen and their families were served along with salads, cake and ice cream to about 500 people. Sunday night at the park, Mitchell Grizzlies and the Twin City Bombers met in a game of slow-pitch with the Bombers winning 18-15. Personals Mrs. John Jefferson returned home Saturday night after spending a few days with her son, John and his family at Sault Ste. Marie. Mr. & Mrs, Barry Gammon, Agincourt, spent the holiday weekend with Mr., & Mrs. Eldon Allen, Mr. & Mrs, Lorne Splane and family, Miss Frances Scott, London visited with their parents, Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Scott. Mr. & Mrs.Robert Laing, Margaret and Tom, visited Sunday with Mr, & Mrs. Bill Laidlaw, Dorchester, The unveiling of the Ritchie memorial plaque will take place in Cromarty church next Sunday at the eleven o'clock service. Guests will be welcome and lunch will be provided following the service. For the remainder of August, services will be held in Hibbert United Church, Staffa, Mrs. William Roebuck, Ver- million, and Mrs. Jim Walline, Sherwood Park, left Monday for their homes in Alberta after spending a few days with Mr. & Mrs.Thos. L. Scott. Mrs. Bill Priest, and Mr. & Mrs. Harry Swallowell and family, London, were weekend guests of Mr, & Mrs. Mervin Dow and Mr, & Mrs. John Scott. Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Laing and Peter arrived home Satur- day night after attending the wedding of their niece, Gladys Eves, in Moose Jaw Sask, Before returning home they motored to Banff, Calgary, Lake Louise and Jasper Park in Alberta. On the return trip they visited with relatives in Moose Jaw, Thunder Bay and Sault Ste. Marie, LITTLE GIRL WITH A BIG VOICE — Sue Ann Schroeder was a hit on Friday night's talent show at Friedsburg Days as she song several songs assisted by Jerry Mothers. T-A photo MUST BE FUN — The only two contestants in Saturday's ladies arm wrestling at Dashwood were cousins. Doris Wragg and Julie Webb seem to be enjoying the bout, Julie was the winner. T-A photo Centralia folk enjoy jaunts By MRS. -FRED BOWPEN Mr. & Borden.Smyth and Brenda Gaynor have returned borne following a two week's vacation in Nova Scotia. Mr. & Mrs, Tom Johnson Brampton were guests for a couple of days last week with Mr, & Mrs. Ken Greb. Mrs. Lorne Hicks attended the Old Boys Reunion in Ripley, Saturday and visited, over the weekend with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. Orma Pollock in Kincardine, Ruth Ann Essery has returned home after holidaying with her aunt Miss Arlene Newcombe in Drayton Plains, Michigan. Sunday visitors with Mr.& Mrs, Ken Greb were Mr. & Mrs. Urban Pfile of Zurich, Mrs, Hugh Love, Exeter and Mrs. Reg Hodgson, Port Blake. Mr, & Mrs. Ray Shoebottom accompanied by Bradley and Lori Shoebottom spent the weekend at their cottage at Parry Sound. Mr. & Mrs, Wm. Elliott and family spent the holiday weekend at Tobermory. Mr. & Mrs. Ray Regular who recently sold their home in the village left on Monday for their new home in Nova Scotia. Mr. & Mrs. Fred Bowden ac- companied by Mrs. Barry Reid, Heather and Lori were holidaying for a few days last week in the north and enjoyed the trip from Tobermory across to Manitoulin Island on the Chi- Cheemaun. They visited Santa's village at Bracebridge and called on Mrs. Robert Smith at her cottage at Cameron Lake. Times-Advocate, August 7,1976 Pay. 21 Ai 9e ea Id PC:lye/tea EXETER 21 THAMES ROAD 235-2311 Ball, barbecue on holiday Cromarty park busy spot