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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-10-02, Page 26BINGO) Tonight Thurs., Oct. 2 Starts at $:30 p.m. $tephen Township Community Centre CRED1TON Acimi”ion. $1.00 15 gom0$ Extra Cards 254 ar a for $1.00 JACKPOT 4 375 4" coifs share the weOlth Due to license regulations no one under 16 year4 of age will be Omitted, Sponsored By Creditor, Heil Board 411116. FRIE sus SERVICE to the .Landan BINGO Games Every Monday and Wednesday BUS DEPARTS AS 1 WOWS Dashwood 6:15 p.m. Exeter 6:30 p.m. Huron Park 5:rt() p.m. Centroilo.. ...... 6:45 p.m, 6:55 p.m, Phone 235-0450 Stag for Pius Dietrich Fri., Oct. 10 9:00 p.m. GRAND BEND LEGION Admission $1.00 Everyone Welcome A PIONEER FLOAT — A float in Saturday's Ilderton Fair parade was giving some advance publicity to the village's Centennial which will be celebrated in 1976. The float was named best in the entire parade. From the left are John Bice, Norma Reichert, Don Stephens, Charlene Tweddle, Colleen Bice and Ken Reichert. T-A photo NEW BINGO Mondays - 8:30 p.m. Commencing Oct. 6 Vanastra Recreation Centre JACKPOT with Consolation Prize of $25 If not won Jackpot grows by $10 and number of calls increase by one each week. .15 regular games at $10. 3 share the wealth games. Admission $1,00 includes 1 free card Card 254 each or 5 for $1.00 Admission restricted to 16 years of age and over TALENT WINNER — Cheryl Meredith was top winner in the in- strumental class of the amateur talent contest held Friday night at the Merton fall fair. T-A photo EXETER Red Shield Appeal For The Salvation Army MON., OCT. 6 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. Please Leave Your Porch Lights On To Assist The Canvasser YOUR GENEROUS RESPONSE IS APPRECIATEtt Exeter Servile Onlfnittee Reg McOonald, Annie Lawson and R. E. Pobley 1975 IN THE ZURICH ARENA ON 8 P.M. TO 1 A.M. DOORS OPEN AT 7 P.M. German Food German Music Gemool Anelisloi $5.00 per couple TWO BIG BANGS Euchre Party - Fri., Oct. '10 The dub will be open on • Mon., Tues. and Wed.- afternoons from 1:30-to 4:00 p.m. • Friday from 1:30 to h:00 pan. For games, Cards or quilting, relaxation and good fellowship come and join us for ct cup of tea or coffee, Senior Citizen Bowling EXETER BOWLING LANES Every Wednesday 2:00 to 4;0013.ft Everybody VVelcorne Join us ford cup of toffee or tea at the Welf-Corne-I n n Club after bowling at the dub roorns, Scout Hall, John St, West 4iiniorommir Times-Advocate, October r 197$ Cubs enioy on1113"910 Clandeboye 441 ,.eiect new officers Page 14A. BY-MRS, DAVID RESTLE Clandeboye leaders have started their respective .groups on a new project "Taking a look at Yourself with three clubs and about 30 girls. Club No. 1 has completed two meetings with Judi Henry and Gayle McKenzie as leaders, Tracey Cunningham, vice- president, Ronnie Richards, secretary, Kim Cunningham, treasurer, Pat Hodgins, and press reporter Sylvia Rosch and telephone messenger, Barb Richards, Club No, 3 leaders are Mrs. Ralph Lynn, and Mrs, Maria' Elected as their executive were president Sandy Steeper, vice- president, Janis Kestle, secretary Michelle Cunningham, treasurer, Cindy Prest and press reporter Elaine Cunningham. Club No. 2 - Mrs. A. Kodgins and Marilyn Groenewegen are leaders. Elected were president, 1:11-1011 JO 1:11--1C1 KINETTE CLUB OF HENSALL ro Harvest Dance Saturday, October 11 HULLY GULLY Music By STAR TREX $6.00 a couple Lunch Provided "Harvest Queen Contest" El Tickets Available 262-2826 262-2940 Cl O El Cl Exeter Minor Hockey Assoc. Dance Fri., Oct. 3 KIRKTON-W0001-1AM COMMUNITY CENTRE Musk By JQE.OVERHOLT Tickets Available At hia,K Sports Centre or from EMHA coaches and managers J Stag for George Colter Fri., Oct. 3 8;00 - 12 GODERICH ARENA Admission $1.00 Everyone Welcome Vogels. Officers are president, Rolinda Knip, secretary Dianne Lynn, and press reporter Karen Hodgson, The first meeting consisted of expressing the self image, per- sonal analysis. Meeting two demonstrations on how to properly manicure, and care for the nails and hands. The St. James Anglican Church Women met at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Bob Hodgins, After reading by Mrs. Jim Cun- ningham, a lunch was enjoyed served by the hostess Pat Hodgins, Mr, & Mrs. Ken Carter, Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Carter and Mr. & Mrs. Pete Groenewegan celebrated with Mr. & Mrs. Andy Carter on their thirty-fifth wedding anniversary. Also present were Mr, & Mrs, Jim Meikle, On Sunday St. James congregation celebrated their harvest thanksgiving. The ladies decorated the church with many fruits, vegetables, corn and flowers, The Junior Choir girls sang with Mrs, Hill assisting. Rev. J. Holland reminded us to be thankful for the bountiful harvest. Personals Mr. & Mrs. Alan Hill and Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Lynn enjoyed their drive through Beaver Valley with the beautiful fall colours surrounding Collingwood, Mrs. Nancy Skinner and Nathan, London, spent Tuesday with Mr. & Mrs, D. Kestle. William Clare Simpson, life long resident of this area, died Wednesday after a short time in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, Mrs, Irene MacFarlane, Bruce MacFarlane and friend Joyce, Toronto, were Sunday callers in Clandeboye visiting with Mr. & Mrs. D, Kestle. Sixteen Lucan and area Cubs spent Saturday and Sunday under the supervision of the Cub Master, Mr, James Robertson, Janie Robertson and Janis Kestle and Bruce Cornish, south of Goderich camping and enjoying the wonderful weather. Mr. & Mrs. Hans )Rosch motored to Charleston, West Virginia and spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Green, friends of the Rosch's. Mrs. Dorothy Joyce Windsor, visited for a few days with Mr. & Mrs. R. Williams and Mrs. Lorne Derbyshire. They visited Mr. Derbyshire, in Kotrinka Nursing HOme, Mr. Derbyshire had. been a patient in Strathroy General Hospital. Mrs. Gerard Van Esta suffered a painful injury when an electric drill pierced her hand while she assisted with a project at her home. Miss Brenda Lewis, London, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr, & Mrs. A. Lewis. Mr. & Mrs. Arn Beake were guests at the Cunningham wedding in Crediton Saturday. Miss Pat Hodgins and Susan Hardy enjoyed the bus trip on Saturday with the Lucan Junior Farmers to Toronto where they visited Ontario Place and the new Toronto Zoo. Miss Laura Hodgins, Strathroy, was with Mr. & Mrs. A, Hodgins, Paul and Pat over the weekend. C11-----ta El All proceeds to community service work I!° All or Dashwood birds best in several area tests personal shower. Hostesses for miscellaneous showers were Mrs. Jim Glavin, Crediton; Mrs. Russell Tiernan, Mrs. Albert Rader, and Mrs. Hugh Boyle, and the Tiernan Reunion.. The fall project for the 4-H girls is "Let's Make Bread" The leaders are Mrs. Ray Rader, Mrs.Earl Keller, Mrs. Delmar Miller, Mrs. Dena Inthout, Mrs. Gordon Bender and Mrs, Jack Riddell. Training School was held at Exeter United Church Sep- tember 22 & 23, Celebrates 85th birthday Mrs. Hilton Ford was guest of honor at a family dinner Thur- sday, September 25 on the oc- casion of her eighty-fifth bir- thday. Twenty-four members of her family were present from Zurich, Dashwood, Exeter, Baden, Thorndale and Arthur. Following dinner, they gathered at Mrs. Ford's home where she lives, enjoying good health. Several friends had also %-tikoli tilE ts ----iivon 4 1144 , CLINTON - ONTARIO lii EMI. BOX OFFICE OPEN 8 P.M. FIRST SHOW AT 8:30 P.M. AWAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY October 3, 4 and $ HIS UFEUNE- held 1 by the assess. hunted. , ADULT ENTERTAINMENT , IS . • CUNT ........... EASTWOOD bilemstional 1.444.4.1 ' ' THE EIGER SANCTION Most tops ploy % , GEORGE It by the book.,,,, sr-, PEPPARD Newman '-'1 . SR Nero /..- raAil'S his) ir -LW • '" own! A ti 1 si, VON t: e., ADULT ENTERTAINMENT By MRS. IRVIN RADER Dashwood aviarist, Ray VanDorsselaer has been making a fine showing with his birds, At Exeter Fair, in the pigeon class, he had eight firsts, nine seconds and a third. At Bayfield Fair, in the same class, he had six firsts, six seconds, and two thirds. On Sunday,September 28th in London at the London and district Cage Bird Association com- petitions, Dashwood Aviaries received two trophies one for the best, cage of adult Bydgerigar, ,1 or commercial breeders; one for the best cage of young Budgerigar for Commercial Breeders; and a special prize for best in Red Eye series. His young daughter Susan also made a good showing in the Pet Class at the Fairs. Jack Guenther is a patient in University Hospital, London having been injured in a farm accident while picking corn. Mr. & Mrs, George Tiernan were guests of honor on the oc- casion of their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary at Dash- wood Community Centre at a reception for relatives and friends, Saturday September 27 planned by their children, Mr, & Mrs. Michael Tiernan, Janice and Gary, all of Dashwood. Dancing and fellowship were enjoyed. Miss Janice Tiernan, bride- elect of October has been honored by several showers. Mrs. Bar- bara Mclsaac was hostess for a gathered. She was reicipient of gifts and flowers. Personals Mrs. Edith Beierling spent several days with her sister Mrs. Katie Vincent, Grand Bend. Mr. & Mrs. Bill Adams have returned home following a 1,200 mile trip. They visited with relatives and friends, going as far as Ottawa and Cornwall. They spent some time at Peterborough and Toronto. Miss Susan Grigg who tending Mohawk College, Hamilton, spent the weekend with her parents Mr. & Mrs. Ivan Grigg and Mary Lou, Mr. & Mrs. Jim Lynn have returned home following their honeymoon and are busy getting settled in their home in Usborne, Mrs. Anna Kew, St.Thomas, spent Tuesday visiting with Mrs, Hilton Ford and her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. Hank Green, Exeter. The Ausable-Bayfield Conservation Authority invites the public to "Come Close To Nature" at the BANNOCKBURN WILDLIFE AREA 1 114 miles east of Varna Sunday, October 5 There will be guided nature hikes leaving the parking lot from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. For more information contact the Ausable-Bayfield Conservation Authority, Exeter, 235-2610 Zurich Chamber of Commerce presents: ZUR ICHFEST ,S • The Well-Come-inn Club SCOUT HALL JOHN ST, W. THE CAVALIERS THE HARBOVIRLITES