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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-07-29, Page 17Beef Blade' Short Rib Blade Bone R emoved Beef Rib Steak 09' Swiss for Barbecue Shoulder Sten Lean Boneless Stewing It Homemade Hamburg 0 • Midget Spari Ribs Frozen Frying Chickens Fronts of Beet (Cut, wrapped and SharP'frbien) Pop 17 Tirnes.Advocate, July 29,, 1976 Reports on trip Couples visit Hellis,Gate rahc ernierIimesativocale One Hundred .and Third Year Price Per Copy 25 Cents EXETER, ONTARIO, JULY 29, 1976 Juvenile program excellent Kirkton program draws large crowd More than 5,000 persons at- tended the 32nd annual garden party at Kirkton and were rewarded with an excellent fare of amateur and professional entertainment Diana Verlinde of Hensall took first prize in instrumental with her accordion solo, "Hungarian dance Na. 5," Second was Karl Sigi of Mit- chell with his perky rendition of "Norwegian Folk Dance" on the accordion. Linda Bryan of Granton was third with a piano solo. Lori Noyes of Lucan was judged best in the vocalist category with her "Ma, He's Makin Eyes At Me." Pin Vecchio of London was good nights rest and briaktast on the Ferry, we started back to the mainland. We saw the land slideat Hope and continued by Cranbroolc, Crows Nest Pass and Pinchers Creek which is real mountain country. We had a stopover at .Carston and bad a view of the only Mormon temple in Canada, we were shown slides of the different temples in U.S.A. We travelled through the Okanogan Valley and bought large black cherries, coming in to Calgary we took in the Calgary Stampede, toured the city and then on to Regina, Win- nipeg, International Falls, Minnesota. Louise and down to Baal-. We took a trip to the Ice Field. It was something to behold. We travelled along the Thompson River and into the Frazer Canyon, stopping at Bells Gate and travelling by cable car down to the lower level and had a salmon fish dinner. We stopped in Vancouver for two days then over to the Island where we stayed two days and took in sight-seeing tours of Victoria and a trip to Buschard Gardens was taken in the evening. They had a lovely show for us on the lawn and we had a walk among the flowers where the lights were on, the roses, After A London girl, Judy Lake, took twirling, highlighted by a double first in the specialty category baton performance with the ends with a dazzling display of baton of each baton in flames. second and Lucan area sisters Tami and Terri McRoberts were third. Second place went to Seaforth's Anne Marie McQuaid for her step dance number. Third went to Stephanie Martin of London, who provided some amusing moments with her two dummies, "Herkimer" and "Freckles", who cracked jokes with the help of Miss Martin's ventriloquist powers. A preliminary contest in June had determined the 18 acts which would participate in this year's contest from a total of some 90 different performers. The par- ticipants came from London, Seaforth, Hensall, and Lucan as well as St. Marys, Stratford, Mitchell and Granton. Sell crafts and baking at workshop HENSALL SERVICE The Presbyterian and United Church congregations again met together at Hensel' United Church on Sunday with Rev, Don Beck in the pulpit and Mrs. John Turkheim at the organ, The subject of the sermon was "Accomplishing all things". Joined by Mr. John Blackwell at the piano "Morning has Broken" and "Adagio Cantabile" by Beethoven were played for interludes. Next week ; both congregations will meet at the Presbyterian Church at 10:00 a.m. Mr. & Mrs. A.J. Sweitzer and Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Ross recently enjoyed a bus tour of Western Canada. By JAKE SWEITZER We left Exeter at 5:30 a.m. June 26, by Mini-Bus and travelled to Hanover by way of Listowel to make another pick up. We left Hanover at 8 a.m. by Tour Bus with 41 aboard. Heading northward to Toberniory and on the Ferry (The Big Canoe) we crossed to Manitoulin Island and then to the Trans Canada Highway, Our first stop was Sault Ste. Marie. The next morning we travelled through scenic north land with its tall timber and huge rocks. We headed westward into Manitoba which gave us a view of the wide open prairie. Our 20th stop of the tour was Marquette, Michigan where we stayed at a Bavarian Resort and toured a small chapel, also had a nice fish dinner and spent some time in the gift shop. On to Frankenmuth with its famous Bronners display of Christmas and the famous chicken dinners at the Bavarian Inn. Crossing at Sarnia we arrived in Exeter at 2 p.m., July 17, Then on to Winnipeg, Edmonton, Saskatoon. At Edmonton we had the grand tour of country living from the first pioneer settlers to the present day, in one great museum. Leaving Edmonton our next stop was Jasper. The start of the mountains came into view near Lake GARDEN PARTY WINNERS — Champions were named in three categories at Wednesday's Garden Party at Kirkton. Above, adjudicator Judy Savoy of CFPL London congratulates Diana Verlinde, Hensall; Judy Lake, London and Lori Noyes, Lucan, T-A photo Got the blues? Want to get away from it all? Take a walk! CARVED WOODEN TOYS made by the trainees of Arc industries in Dashwood were a favorite at their craft and bake sale last Wed- nesday, Above, Jane Gillespie of Crediton examines the toys with Shawn while Cameron Deline of Huron Park, who works at the centre, looks on. This Week's Extra Specials At One of these ten pretty girls will be named Miss Friedsburg in Dashwood Friday night Arc Industries in Dashwood was a busy place on Wednesday as the trainees there put on a craft and bake sale. The most popular of the craft items proved to be the wooden carved toys which the trainees make so well, They vary from turtles to school buses to cars to log trucks complete with six logs which can be loaded and un- loaded at will, All the toys have rounded corners and are so smoothly finished there is no chance of children picking up slivers or harming themselves on sharp points. These toys are reasonable priced which also added to their popularity. The trainees also had a table of baking they made themselves which was sold very quickly much to their pleasure. However, they were kept busy the remain- der of the day serving coffee. it uice and fruit bread to their' visitors as well as giving guided tout-s around the building. Parents of the trainees also do- nated a good deal of baking and time helping trainees make cor- rect change and keeping things moving. 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