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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-07-08, Page 15"AIRBORNE — The Missing Piece Coffee House has many activities to keep the youngsters occupied. One of the most novel attractions is the trampoline. Stephen Paul of Toronto, Jeff Dingwell and Dale Elliott of London made sure they got their fair share of jumping time. T-A photo by Romaniuk. Anniversary celebrated Many visit Crediton East Summer season begins The Huron Country Playhouse began its summer season Wed- nesday night with "You're a Good Man Charlie Brown," musical comedy.. It was well received by the aud- ience of approximately 1,500 people. The name Charlie Brown in the title seemed to draw a varied audience to see the play, children as well as adults, The play itself is directed towards adults but everyone seemed to enjoy the action and music, Pro- ceeding the play everyone was invited to an opening night dance to meet the actors and actresses. 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I A It's Worth the Drive 1001 10111 11011111 100 0:0 in these on t h to ge illigliiiii111111" 1 lig all Ready For Your Freezer FRONTS LB SIDES HIN „$1.1 2% MILK 3 Quart Bags Cut and Wrapped Several collisions in resort district By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR CREDITON EAST Margaret Heist, Caledonia, spent the weekend with her parents Mr. & Mrs. Earl Heist. Barbara Preszcator, Goderich is holidaying with her' parents Mr, & Mrs, Stan Preszcator and girls. Mr. & Mrs. Ed Chalmers, London spent Monday with Mr. & Mrs. Larry Preszcator. Mr. & Mrs. Edward Regele, Walton, were given a dinner party in honor of their 48th wedding anniversary. Their families including Mr. & Mrs. Harold McCallum, Joyce and Carl, Mr. & Mrs. Paul McCallum, Walton, Mr. & Mrs. Murray Hare and Angie, Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Regele, Krista. Karen and Darlene, Mrs. Elaine Foran, Robert England, Huron Park and Mr. & Mrs. Stan Preszcator and• By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS Recent visitors with Mrs. Dan Jarvis were Mrs. Bernice Her- vieux and Mr. Loffrenere of Algoma Mills, Mr. & Mrs. John Jarvis, New Liskeard, Mr. & Mrs. Wright Jarvis and two children of Calgary, Mr. & Mrs. Gary Muscroft and two children, Moncton N.B. Mr. & Mrs. Alex Irvine have returned home from a trip to the Eastern Provinces,they visited a few days with Rev. & Mrs. Savary at Weymouth Nova Scotia, Charlie Bolton of Toronto visited this past weekend with friends in the village. Miss Donna Switzer has ac- cepted a position as Junior Counsellor at a crippled children's camp near Smiths Falls Mr. & Mrs. Garth Blackler and Mr. & Mrs. Harold Davis visited Sunday with Rev. & Mrs. Jack Roundell and Mark at Greenbank and Steve Blackler at Brooklin. Mrs. Ronald Denham returned home after being a patient for a few days in St. Marys Memorial Hospital, St. Marys. Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Switzer of Warkworth, Mrs. George McKnight of Cayuga, Mrs. Peg Inwood of Combermere visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Switzer, Mr. & Mrs, Gordon Hutchison and Chad visited during the weekend with Mrs. Howard Bearss. NURSING. GRADUATE — On June 11, Anna Wissing, daughter of Mrs. Anna Messner and the late Fred. Messner of Dashwood her received her Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree from the University of Western On- tario. She is a graduate of South Huron District High School and St. Joseph's School of Nursing, London. In September, Anna plans to study in Master of Nur- sing Education at UWO. The Pinery OPP detachment officers investigated six accident this week. Two single car accidents oc- curred on June 28, A vehicle driven by John T, Allen, London, collided with a tree on the Beach Road in Pinery Provincial Park, The driver and passenger, Andrizej Adamczyk suffered minor injuries. Investigating officer, Constable M.F. Idle, estimated damages at $1000.00, On Concession "C" Road, Bosanquet Township, a vehicle driven by Gerald P, Smith, London, Ontario, swerved off the roadway and rolled over on its roof. The driver sustained no injuries and Constable R.J, Sawyers estimated damages at $1,000. On June 29, 'a two car collision occurred on Concession "A" Road, Bosanquet Township. Drivers of the vehicles were Robert J. Hollow, Etobikoke, and Stanley E, Lockrey, Oil Springs. Lockrey sustained minor in- juries, and total damage was estimated at $750.00 by Provincial Constable M.F. Idle. Constable Clark investigated a two car collision on Thursday in Pinery Provincial Park, near Riverside Campgrounds office. Drivers of the vehicles were R,J. Oatman and R. Kania. No one was injured, , Guy R. Standing, Sarnia, received minor injuries when the motorcycle he was driving was involved in a collision with a car driven by Michael D. Barnhart, Watford, on July 3, on Highway No. 21, at Highway No, 82. Constable R.J. Kotwa estimated total damages at $750. A second accident occurred on July 3, in Port Franks, when an unknown vehicle was in collision with a vehicle owned by George A. Noescher, London. Estimated damage was set at $150.00 by Provincial Constable R.J. Sawyers. During the week, the Pinery officers laid 30 charges under the Liquor Control Act, 27 under the Highway Traffic Act, four under the Narcotic Control Act and six under the Provincial Parks Act. There were three impaired drivers. The OPP at Grand Bend detachment charged 37 drivers under the Highway Traffic Act ic Yamaha 'AVAILABLE AT ;` z" ' OUNTRY CORNE MT. CARMEL — 237-3436 OPEN TILL 10 P.M. and laid 31 charges under the Liquor Control Act, There were also four charged under the Narcotic Control Act and two under the Criminal Code. They investigated three thefts and three disturbances. Gill clan meet for '76 reunion More than 40 attended the Gill family picnic, last Sunday, held at the park beside the cut bridge south of Grand Bend. Guests came from Sarnia, Strathroy, Thedford and Ailsa Craig, Those attending from Grand Bend were Mr. and Mrs. Bd. Gill, Mr. and Mrs. Weliwood Gill, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Love, Mrs, Frank Allis- ter, Linda and Kathy, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Gill, Mr. and Mrs. Colin Love. President elected for another year was Bill Love, and secretary, Mrs. Stella Kerr of Sarnia. Personals Mrs. Lyle Dayman is a Patient at Strathroy Hospital. Linda Miller of Stratford spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Olive Miller and visited other relatives and friends. The Mallard line neighbours held a farewell party last week for Mr. and Mrs. Orville Farrell and Mrs. John Lovie, who have mov- ed from their farms to take up residence in Grand Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Gill hosted the party at their home. Mr. and Mrs. Farrell were presented with a patio lounge chair and Mrs. Lovie with a clock radio. We extend it welcome to the new- comers to Grand Bend, Mr. and Mrs. Farrell bought their home from Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mc- kenzie on Ontario Street. The McKenzie's moved to take up residence in Wingham. Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fassold were their son and wife Lt. Col. and, Mrs. R.W. Fassold from Winnipeg. Sunday visitors with the Fassolds were his two sisters and their husbands, Mr. and Mrs. Melton Walper of Ingersoll, and Mr. and Mrs. Don Lewis of London. Dr. and Mrs. C.G. Sanders of Welland and Dr, and Mrs. Gavin Stuart of London visited on the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Art Finkbeiner. Mrs. Mary Ferguson of Saska- toon is spending a couple of months with her mother Mrs. Myrtle McGregor. . Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Devine and 1'4E' arid 'Mrs:1 Curts visited during the week with Mr. and Mrs. Orville Farrell. Parasailers grounded Parasailing; being towed by a 300 foot line behind a boat while attached to a parachute for a bird's eye view of Grand Bend, was grounded temporarily by council Monday night after they received complaints from Harold Skinner and Dave Reid, both property owners and beach users in Grand Bend. Skinner claimed that the parasailers were harrassing beach goers when they were taking off and landing on the beach, a violation of their agreement with the municipality. Reid cited several instances when the parachute landed on the beach, once knocking over a baby buggy throwing the infant onto the beach and knocking down an umbrella onto an elderly couple. Originally, Caribe Enter- prises , which runs the parasa fling operation, had agreed to launch and land sailers on a raft moored 500 feet off shore and that their boat would not come within 500 feet of the shore. Council decided to temporarily suspend the operation until Caribe begins to use their raft and stay away from the beaches, Brenda Glanville. • They celebrated it at the Walton Inn. Mr. & Mrs. Louis Thornton and their grandchildren David and Wanda Mason, London spent Sunday supper with Mr. & Mrs. Stan Preszcator and girls. Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred Preszcator and Allan, Washington called on Recuperates after crash By MRS. HARRY SHEPPARD PARKHILL Mr. & Mrs. Ray Gooding, Kitchener spent the weekend with her parents Mr. & Mrs. Newt Hayter. Barbara is improving very well since her recent car accident. The Group with the "Big Horn ,Saloen", float got first prize in a'aarli'd Parkhill parade recently. A good number of folks from the village attended 100 year celebrations at Arkona and Bay field. Bruce Schram , Edmonton Alberta,is visiting with his sister Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Alderson and family. Mr, & Mrs. Ken Rock and Mr. & Mrs. Les Shaddock spent a few days holidaying in the Niagara area. Mr. & Mrs. Jim Hill, Toronto are visiting with her mother Mrs. Beta Carey. Miss • Cheryl McNair, Walkerton is holidaying with relatives here. Mr. & Mrs. Pierre Anderson and family, London visited Sunday with her sister Mr. & Mrs. Toni Ansems and • family. . Mrs, Lillian McLean and Mrs. Hazel French of Detroit visited recently with relatives in this area. Times-Advocate, July 8, 1976 Page 1$ Mr. & Mrs. Stan Preszcator and Mr. & Mrs. Larry Preszcator Sunday afternoon. Barbara Glanville and Barbara Preszcator spent the weekend with their sister Mrs. Elaine Foran and Robert England and Robert Jr„ Huron Park. Mr. & Mrs. Harold Glanville and family, Mr. & Mrs. Nick Lansbergen attended the funeral of Orville Pearson, Spring Bay, Manitoulin Island. Mr. Pearson is Mrs. Glanville's father. Sym- pathy goes out to the family. ,10.•10011001011010000.11.110001M THANK YOU, EACH and EVERYONE Hear Ye, Hear Ye The Grand Bend & Area Chamber of Commerce again experienced a successful Buffaloburger Fest, 1976. The profits realized will be used to fund projects to improve the community as a whole. This would not have been possible without the full co-operation of the Council, P.U.C., Grand Bend Lion's Club, and the Royal Canadian Legion. The President, Executive and Board of Directors of theChamber wish to sincerely thank the public spirited people and merchants who gaveunstintingly of material, time and great effort. 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