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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-02-19, Page 20G ROAM ININ OPEN DAILY Save On income Tax WE OFFER A REGISTERED RETIREMENT SAVINGS PLAN WITH THE FOLLOWING FEATURES: —All contributions invested receive a guaranteed rate of interest for period selected and are, therefore, not subject to fluctuations. —All amounts up to $20,000 are insured under Canada beposit Insurance. —A high guaranteed rate of interest. —No inception, administra- tion or redemption fees whatsoever! *CURRENT RATE 10% Subject to Change todWithout Notice GaisermKneale Insurance Agency Inc. EXefer Grand Send Office Office 235.2420 238.8484 Page 20 Tim sqkav cate, February 19, 1976 1,500 attend children's benefit pt Pineridge Chalet on weekend llodgert, Woodham. Oil painting donated by Robbie Robichaud, Huron Park, won by Don Froat, Lucan. String art donated by Buck Little, Hensall, won by Pat Soldan, Grand Bend. Miniature furniture donated by Ken & Louise Cleghorn, Windsor, won by Robbie Robichaud, Huron Park. Blanket donated by Jack Tinney, reeve Hay Twp., won by Susan Mousseau, Hensall. Toboggan donated by Westlake Ambulance, Zurich, won by Noel Westlake, Hensall. Loin of beef donated by Russ Goldstein, Al's Market, Hensall, won by Suzanne Mathers, Exeter. Rocking chair sewing kit donated by Betty Beierling, London, won by Lillian Beer, Hensall. German Shepherd puppy donated by Ross Dobson, Hensall, won by Ken McLean, Hensall. CPT EUCHRE — 13 euchre tables were in play at the CPT Euchre held in the 100F Hall in Exeter last Wednesday night. Among those. playing were from the left: Mrs. Ross Richardson, Mrs. Roy Swartz, Tom Yellow and Arthur Idle, all of Exeter, photo by Robinson 1 " isiisommamostunimakeW DASHWOOD HOTEL Sat., Feb. 21 Picture Lounge TEL Loat HEATED pooL oc, Appearing Friday and Saturday evening and Saturday matinee Country Caravan Green Forest Motor Hotel YOUR HOSTS "PETE" and "CAROLE" DEITZ HIGHWAY 21 — GRAND BEND "I'VE HAD ENOUGH MA," — CFPL announcer Bill Brady, seems to be saying as he gazes at a pancake he cooked, flipped and nearly dropped. Brady was a chef for the pancake and sausage breakfast at the Pineridge Chalet, Sunday. He was in the kitchen doing his culinary thing from 8:00 a.m. to 12:30 in the afternoon, which may explain the photo by Bagley CHINESE GARDEN message on his apron. For The Finest Following is a list of prize winners in the snowmobile races and the lucky draws: Poker Rally - 1st prize $100.00 donated by Bruce Peat wart by Donald Geiger, Zurich: 2nd prize $23.00 winner Nick Ingram, Sarnia: 3rd prize $15:00 winner Sandy Ingram, Hensall; 4th prize $19.09 winner Kevin Wilds, London. Races - Under 14 - Royal Bank of Canada, Exeter trophy won by Paul Elder, Hensall. 301-350 c.c, - Victoria & Grey, Exeter trophy won by Paul Elder, Hensall. 401- 440 c.c. - Larry Snider Motors trophy won by Wayne Campbell, Exeter. 351-400 c.c. - Gerry MacLean & Son, Exeter, trophy won by Paul Elder, Hensall. Ladies - Bank of Montreal, Hensall, trophy won by Nancy Graham. 0-300 c.c. - Hensall District Co-op, Hensall trophy won by David Campbell, Exeter. 0.400 c.c. FFA - Exeter Ford, Exeter, trophy won by Gerald Morley, Exeter. Unlimited - Shaw's Dairy Stores, Hensall & Zurich, trophy won by Duward McAdams, Zurich, Egg race - Whiting Antiques, Exeter, trophy won by Dianne Houston & Carol Moir. Pickup race - John Elder Enterprises, Hensall trophy won by Don Geiger & Duward McAdams, Zurich. Blindfold race - James E. Rowe Texaco, Exeter, trophy won by John Walls, Penfield. Crippled kids - Exeter Radio Shack & Trophies, Exeter, won by John Verhallen, London. Children's free draw:- Tonka Grader donated by Shaw's Dairy Store, Zurich, winner - Shelley Hayter, Varna, Bunny Bank donated by Livingstone's Stationery, Exeter, winner - Benjamin Geiger, Zurich. Allis- Chalmers toy tractor donated by Hyde Bros. Hensall, winner - Tracey Howell, London. Toboggan donated by Robert Westlake, Insurance, Zurich, winner - Jerry Wilder, Zurich, Case of Pepsi donated by Tuckey Beverages, Exeter, winners - Judy Coates, Exeter; Jason Wassrnan, Zurich; Ethan Lee, Exeter; Brad McBride, Kippen; Scott Jamieson, Exeter; John Greenham, London, Long play records donated by Drysdale's Home Ildwe,, Hen- sal), winners Healther Moffatt, Kippen; Robby Van Den Nicuwenhuizen, Watford; Julia Pergel, Dashwood; Tim Lovell, Hensel]. 33 records - Mark Shaddick, London; Robbie Gerrits, Thamesford Meghen McKellar, Ailsa Craig; Richard Voogel , Dashwood; Sandra Finlayson, Kippen. The draw winners were as follows:- Valentine chocolates donated by Ron's Health Centre, Hensall, won by Kathleen The seventh Pineridge Snowmobile Club's Crippled Children's Weekend was a suc- cess despite the weather and competing events in the surrounding area according to organizer George Beer. An estimated 1,500 people attended the benefit held last weekend at the Pineridge Chalet, Hensall. As in the past, bands, snowmobile events, a special pancake and sausage breakfast, "mooseburgers," team and sleigh rides, and "Timmy" combined to make the weekend fun with a serious purpose. All money collected will be donated to Bunny Bundle, a rund- raising campaign to help crippled children. Bill Brady, CFPL announcer and principal organizer of Bunny Bundle was present Sunday to cook pancakes. Beer says the exact amount raised by the benefit won't be known until the bills have been paid but adds that the amount will be announced and delivered promptly to the "Bunny bundle" fund, "The rain hurt attendance a bit," Beer says, "We sold 887 pancake breakfasts this year. That's down 150 from last year." Besides the rain, events like Eddie Shack day, Seaforth; Kirkton Winter Carnival, and snowmobile races at Hully Gully hurt attendance in Hensall, Beer adds. "Mooseburgers" were also popular at the Chalet and sold well all weekend. Bill Brady presented a plaque to Ellwood Epps ,who has donated the moose meat for the special weekend since it started. This will be the last year Epps makes the donation because of an eye problem that makes it im- possible for him to continue hunting. The benefit was kicked off Friday night with a dance. Joe Overholt and the Standbys — as did the other bands — provided free entertainment. Saturday there was a "poker run" race, snowmobiling and entertainment by a country folk band called "You and me." Saturday night Overholt- performed again for a crowd of people who like to dance. Sunday the pancake and sausage breakfast, a variety of events and an appearance by the 1976 "Timmy" with crippled children in attendance, brought the weekend to a contented close. Beer says he is pleased with the attendance and plans to hold the weekend to help crippled children again next year. He's already booked the bands and set the date. Whalen personals By MRS. HAMILTON HODGINS WHALEN Saturday Night Only CANADIAN and CHI ESE FOOD "The Trackmen" Open Friday and Saturday 10 a.m. to 2 a.m. PHONE 235-0464 Exeter Main St. Mr. & Mrs. Stuart McLellan London Township were Sunday supper guests with Mr. & Mrs. Larry Hern, Mary Johnson London spent the weekend with her parents Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Johnson. Sunday dinner guests with Mr. & Mrs. Earl French, and Elizabeth were Mr. & Mrs. Ron Hem & family, Exeter, and Mr. & Mrs. Fred Mardlin and girls, Wesley, They were celebrating Elizabeth's first birthday. Gordon Johnson spent Monday and Tuesday last at the Royal York Hotel at the Rural Municipality Convention. The next euchre will be held on Friday evening February 20th in the Community Centre. DOMINION HOTEL ZURICH 236-4371 A philosopher likened marriage to a violin; After the beautiful music is over, the strings are still attached. 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