HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-06-10, Page 3June 10, 1976 Page 3
QUEEN AND PRINCESSES — At 12 Friday evening a new
Queen was crowned at South Huron High School, In the front row from
left to right are Ann Muller, SHDHS, Queen Brenda Neil, and Janet
Gielen, From left to right in the back row are Heather Wein, Mary Van
Osch, Lori Rowe and Elaine Overholt.
T-A photo by Y. Romaniuk.
Pleads guilty to careless driving
the t rChes
in the area
Invite you to join them for
Worship, Fellowship and
Services
Gospel Music Festival
featuring the
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Sunday, June- 13, 3 p.m.
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• Six year old injured in
bicycle collision with car
Six year old Terry Meikle of
Exeter received minor injuries
Tuesday when his bicycle
collided with a motor vehicle
driven by Eunice Aikenhead of
Henson.
Ile taken to South Huron
Hospital for treatment to his
knees and elbows, The accident
occurred in the morning on
Andrew St., just north of Sanders,
Const. Robertson of the Exeter
Police Department investigated,
Police are looking for a light
green vehicle with damage to the
rear tail light and lens after a car
driven by Albert Hovius of Hay
Twp., which was parked on the
South Huron High School parking
lot was damaged by the unknown
vehicle.
The hit and run occurred on
Saturday and damage was
estimated at $300 by Const, Short,
After a brief chase on Sunday,
Exeter Police charged a youth
with hiaving liquor readily
available and driving while
prohibited, The youth was ap-
prehended about 4:00 a.m. and
will appear in court on a later
date.
Exeter Pentecostal
Tabernacle
Main at Victoria
REV. DON FORREST
Sunday June 13
We invite you to join us for
the following services
9:45 a.m.—Sunday School
11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship
3 p.m. - Youth Sing with The
Crimson Bridge
7 p.m. - Evening service - Special
Music By The Crimson Bridge.
Tues. 8:00 p.m. Bible Study
We would welcome your prayer
requests.
Caven Presbyterian
Church
Minister
REV. WILFRED D. JARVIS, B.A., B.D.
Organist: Mr. Robert McIntosh
June 13, 1976
No Sunday School until Sep-
tern ber
11:30 a.m. - Holy Communion
June 14 - PCW 8 p.m. Guest
Speaker
Everyone Welcome
Emmanuel
Baptist Church
Huron St. West
Fundamental — Evangelical
PASTOR: RAY MILLER
Sunday June 13
9:45 a.m.—Sunday School
11:00 a.m.
"What is a Spiritual Gift?"
1 Cor. Chant. 12
7:30 p.m.
"Spiritual Gifts and the Church"
1 Cor. Chapt. 12
Nursery facilities at all Sunday Ser-
vices for children four years and
under.
Wed. 8:00 p.m.—Prayer and Bible
Study
Mrs. E. A. Keyes, Organist
Peace
Lutheran Church
Andrew and George Streets
PASTOR: REV. K. HAHN
Sunday June 13
8:30 a.m.—Morning Service
Welcome
Centralia
Faith Tabernacle
Sunday 'June 13
10:00 a.m.—Sunday School
11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship
8:00 p.m.— Special Speaker
Mr. Gerald Kelsey
Everyone Welcome
Bethel
Reformed Church
Huron Street East, Exeter
REV. HENRY VAN ESSEN, B.A., B.D,
Minister
Sunday June 13
10:00 a.m.—Worship
11:10 a.m.—Sunday School
7:30 p.m.—Worship
Centralia
Community Centre
REV. N. WOLFE
Sunday June 13
• "Glory of the Cross Salvation"
3:00 p.m.—Afternoon Service
7:30 p.m.—Evening Service
Welcome to all
A youth driving a motor vehicle
in a dangerous manner within
town limits was apprehended by
police after a brief chase early
Friday morning.
It was learned that the driver
was under suspension and as a
result, police seized the vehicle
and the driver was charged with
careless driving, and driving
while under suspension. The
youth will appear in court on a
later date. Const. Kierstead in-
vestigated.
A motor vehicle driven by
Donna Webster of Exeter was
involved in an accident with a
motor vehicle driven by
Margaret Thorndale of Clinton on
Wednesday. The collision oc-
curred at the intersection of Mill
and Carling. Minor injuries were
received by Mrs. Webster,
Coast. Fice estimated damge
at $2,000.
Police Chief Ted Day has a
reminder for bicycle riders this
week.
"Due to the fine weather, more
and more bicycle riders have
been observed on the streets of
Exeter. I would like to remind not
Our Lady of
Mount Carmel Parish
REV. J. MOONEY, PASTOR
Phone 237-3593
MASS
Saturday-7:30 p.m.
St. Peter's Church - Hwy. 4
Sunday-9:00 a.m.
Precious Blood Mission
(at Anglican Church, Exeter)
Main at Gidley
Sunday-11:00 a.m.
Mt. Carmel Church
Courtesy Car: Phone 235-0111
Calvary
United Church of Canada
Dashwood
• Minister:
REV. BRUCE GUY, B.A.
Organist:
Miss !della Gabel, A.R.C.T.
Sunday June 13
9:45 a.m.—Morning Worship
10:50 a.m.—Sunday School
Everyone Welcome
Zion
Lutheran Church
Dashwood
Vacancy Pastor
REV. MARVIN BARZ
Sunday June 13
9:00 a.m.—Divine Service
10:15 a.m.—Bible Class and Sun-
day School
All Welcome
Christian
Reformed Church
Minister
REV CLARENCE BISHOP, B.A., B.D.
Sunday June 13
10:00 a.m.—Morning Service
2:15 p.m.—Afternoon Service
Everyone Welcome
The Back to God Hour
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Zion United Church
Credlton
Minister
REV. BRUCE PIERCE, B.Th.
Organist
Douglas Lewis
Sunday June 13
10:00 Worship
11:00 a,m,—Sunday School
All are welcome
The Anglican Church of Canada
Trivitt Memorial
Rector
REV, G. A. ANDERSON, D.F.C., Dip. Th,
Organist
Mr. Gerald McAuley
TRINITY SUNDAY
June 13
8:00 a.m.—Holy Communion
11:15 a.m,—Morning Service
Holy Communion
Sunday School and Nursery
Everyone Welcome
only the children, but also adults
who have taken tip this
recreation, that when you ride a
bicycle, you must obey the rules
of the road as well as set an
example for the children."
"Obey the stop signs, signal
when making a turn, and ride
your bicycle on the proper side of
the road.
"Failure to obey any of the
above rules might result in a fine
by receiving a traffic ticket,"
Investigate hit
and run accident
Exeter O.P,P. investigated an
accident early Sunday morning
when Dennis 'Glavin of RR 2,
Lucan was involved in a collision
with an unknown vehicle.
Damage was estimated at $2500
by Const. Al Quinn.
Monday, a loader fell from a
truck being driven by Eric Kints
of RR 3, Exeter. Damage was
estimated at $500 by Const. Dale
Lamont. The incident occurred
on Highway 83E.
Harry Kent reported the theft
of his airplane from the Grand
Bend Airport, however the plane
has been located in the Guelph
area and charges have been laid.
The airplane is a 1948 Luscome
Model 8 F. Mr. Kent of RR 2,
Caledon, reported it missing on
Monday,
Constable C. J. Rogers in-
vestigated a break and enter at a
cottage located at RR 1, Dash-
wood on Monday. The cottage is
owned by Janice Lubell of 24
Cherokee Road, London. Persons
responsible left the cottage in an
untidy condition, however
nothing was removed from the
dwelling, according to the O,P.P.
report.
William Bossenberry of
Michigan was injured last
Thursday in a one vehicle ac-
cident on Highway 83 west of
Dashwood, Damage was
estimated at $700 by Constable
Wally Tomasik, who in-
vestigated.
Friday, an unknown vehicle
struck a fence owned by R. J,
Ford of RR 1, Dashwood. Const.
Bill Osterloo investigated.
SUSAN WRIGHT
Susan Lynn Wright, aged 19
months, passed away at South
Huron Hospital June 5, 1976,
Beloved daughter of Howie and
Nancy Wright of Hensall, sister
of Matthew and Laura. Grand-
daughter to Mrs, Elizabeth
LaFrance, London and great-
granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Osborne, London. A
private funeral service was
conducted from the R.C. Dinney
Funeral Home in Exeter June 7
with Rev. Don Beck officiating.
Interment in Exeter Cemetery,
JANE DOUGLAS GORDON
Jane (Jean) Douglas Gordon
passed away Friday, June 4, 1976
at Strathmere Lodge. Beloved
daughter of the late Peter and
Kate Gordon of East Williams
Township. Survived by several
nieces and nephews. She rested
at the R. Stephenson Funeral
Home, Ailsa Craig, where the
funeral service was held on
Monday with Rev, Alex Simpson
officiating. Interment in Nairn
Cemetery.
CHARLES W. SNELL
Charles W. Snell died at South
Huron Hospital on June 5, 1976 in
his 72nd year. He was a resident
of Exeter. Beloved husband of
Hazel (Kestle) Snell, and dear
father of Ray, Ron, and (Mary)
Mrs. Robert Watson, all of
London, (Beth) Mrs. David
Prouty of Exeter.
Brother of Mrs, Hilda Matthews
of London., Predeceased by 1
sister (Hazel) Mrs. Frank
Watson, Also survived by 6
grandchildren. Resting at the
R.C. Dinney Funeral Home, Main
Street, Exeter, where the funeral
service was held on Monday,
June 7th at 2 p.m. with Rev. Glen
Wright officiating. Interment in
Exeter Cemetery, Memorial
donations to the Ontario Heart
Fund were appreciated by the'
family.
William Robert Goulet, 28 of
Tilbury, pleaded guilty in
provincial court Tuesday to a
charge of impaired driving.
According to information
before the court, he had been
driving at• a high rate of speed
and was pursued for two miles by
police.
Police said that a strong odor of
alcohol was detected and Goulet
had red eyes. Beer, wine, and
whiskey were found in a cooler in
the front seat. A breathalizer
reading noted 180 mg.
Goulet was fined $200 or 20 days
by Judge Glen Hays with 20 days
ANNIE MAY PIMkRTON
(DIXON)
Annie May Pimperton (Dixon)
of London , formerly of Denfield
passed away at St. Joesph's
Hospital, London, on June 5, 1976
in her 80th year. Beloved wife of
the late Warren L. Pimperton.
Dear mother of Margaret (Mrs.
George Hays), Myrtle Murphy
Florence Wallace, Muriel (Mrs.
Jack Worotny) all of London, and
John of Denfield. Dear sister of
Pearl (Mrs. Norman Shipley of
Arva, Irene Dodds of Ailsa Craig,
Peggy Logan, George Dixon and
Fraser Dixon, all of London, Rose
Thomas of Poplar Hill , Frank
Dixon of Strathroy, and Bill
Dixon of Lambeth. Predeceased
by one sister, Flossie (Mrs. Alex
Nelson). Also survived by 15
grandchildren and seven great
grandchildren. The body rested
at the T. Stephenson and Son
Funeral Home, Ailsa Craig,
where the funeral service was
held on Tuesday with Rev. K.
Kennedy officiating. Interment
Denfield Cemetery.
W. C. LE E
W. C. Lee died at his late
residence on Wednesday, June 2,
1976 in his 66th year. Beloved
husband of the former Mary
(Finley) Lee. Survived also by
step-sons, Roy Finley of Preston
Cambridge and Arnold Finley of
Palmerston. One brother, Kline
Lee of Lloydminster, Sask., one
niece and two nephews, six
grandchildren also survive.
Predeceased by his parents, one
sister and one brother. The body
rested at the Robert Trench
Funeral Home, Listowel, where
services were held on Saturday.
Interment at St. James Cemetery
in Lucan, Memorial donations to
the Canadian Cancer Society
were greatly appreciated.
Bill Brady, popular CFPL
radio personality has accepted
the invitation of the Exeter and
District Heritage Foundation to
bring his monthly show "Break-
fast With Brady" to the town hall,
Thursday,, June 17, to help
publicize the town hall
.e:storation cause.
Members hope this event will
create interest and a lot of fun.
They will commence serving a
`Flapjack and Sizzler' breakfast
from 6:45 a.m. to 10 a,m. for
truck drivers, all other early
morning risers as well as
students, business people and
whole families who can drop into
the hall, have their breakfast and
see the always affable Brady in
action.
Donuts will he on sale for those
who prefer lighter fare, and
coffee is free to all who come,
courtesy of the Chock Full of Nuts
Coffee Co.
Tickets are now on sale at $1.50
and may be obtained by phoning
Joyce Monteith at 235-2416 or
Doug Gould at 235-0685.
The local Foundation which has
already staged several events to
raise money for the restoration of
the hall, met Monday night to
dscuss future fund-raising events
for the balance of the year.
After the "Breakfast with
Brady", the next major event
will be another Garage Sale to
take place later in July. The last
one, held in April, netted the
Foundation around $1,300.
Tickets are also on sale for the
gala dance to be held at the
Huron Park recreation hall,
September 29, when Guy Lom-
bardo and His Royal Canadians
will provide the music, Persons
from as far away as Toronto have
already placed orders for tickets.
Again those wishing to procure
theirs may contact Mrs. Mon-
teith, Mr. Gould or any other
member.
Other money raising activities
in the planning stages are a
telethon, an organ recital and a •
chicken dinner.
Canvassing is also in progress
and donations may be sent to
treasurer, Mrs, William Hun-
tley.
Police
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it and expressed a desire to do
what they could to keep the police
happy.
Estimate for restoration of the
89-year-old building will cost
about $93,500. This will bring it up
to the standards set by the
Ontario Heritage Foundation.
George Kapelos, advisor of the
Provincial Foundation attended
the meeting and discussed with
the executive various funding
methods. Thirty to forty
thousand dollars will be required
to be raised locally. The Foun-
dation has already spent about
$15,000 on the building, this in-
cludes the grant received from
LIP,
Applications are being made to
Wintario and the Ontario
Heritage Foundation for further
grants,
with suspension of her license for
two months.
Kenneth E. Costello of Exeter
pleaded guilty to a charge of
impaired driving.
The charge followed an ac-
cident on Main St. in Exeter on
April 4. A breathalizer reading
indicated 290 to 270 mg.
Costello was fined $75 or seven
days with two months to pay. His
right to secure a drivers license
for' the next six months was
suspended.
Thomas William Earhart of
Exeter pleaded guilty to a charge
of possession of a stolen tool box.
Judge Hays placed him on
Film festival
is cancelled
The Stratford Frestival has
been forced to cancel the Twelfth
International Film Festival,
announced earlier this year for
the final week of the Season in
October.
Cancellation of the event is due
to lack of expected government
funding, without which it is
impossible for Stratford to
finance the week-long presen-
tation of films.
The Film Festival was to have
been held at the Avon Theatre
October 9 to October 16, with
representation from filmmakers
around the world and from the
Canadian film industry.
As in the past, plans for the
non-competitive event were
contingent upon federal and
provincial grants, which were
expected to be forthcoming. The
federal grant has been cut back
by one-third, however, and the
Ontario government has not been
able to guarantee financing at
this time. Previously, grants
were made available through the
Festivals Office, Department of
the Secretary of State and
through the Ontario Ministry of
Industry and Tourism.
In the light of this new situation
regarding financing, Stratford's
management has been forced to
reconsider its responsibility to
film in relation to its respon-
sibility to the Festival as a whole
and has concluded, reluctantly,
that the only way of maintaining
fiscal responsibility is to
discontinue the event at this time.
Costs of mounting a Film
Festival of this kind are such that
there is no possibility of
recovering expenses through the
box office, which makes outside
funding essential.
Want assurance
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code standards in effect at that
time., rather than any new
building code which might have
been passed later on,
Mayor Bruce Shaw asked RAP
to prepare a draft of the
resolution and said that Exeter
Council would consider it at the
next meeting.
Reeve Derry Boyle suggested
that if Exeter approves the
resolution that it should be
distributed to every municipality
in the province. He added that the
first logical step would be to send
it to Huron County Council for its
approval and if passed that
County Council could take On the
responsibility of province-wide
distribution,
Municipal resolutions have
become a common practice and
sometimes have considerable
impact upon federal and
provincial government policy if
endorsed by a significant number
of municipalities. An average of
two per session are received by
Exeter Council dealing with
various aspects of government
policy and local concerns.
Convicted on
liquor chcirge
James Douglas Baker of
Mitchell was convicted of con-
suming liquor in other than his
place of residence Tuesday by
Justice of the Peace, D. W.
Wedlake.
He was fined $50 plus $3 costs
and paid the fine.
Lawrence H. Bowden of
London was convicted of having
an open package of liquor while
in care and control of a motor
vehicle, lie was fined $53 or five
days with 15 days to pay.
Frances Huybres of RR 2,
Wyoming was convicted of
driving a motor vehicle with
liquor readily available and was
fined $53 with 15 days to pay.
Eric Kints of Exeter was
convicted of having an insecure
load on his truck when the front
end loader fell off on Highway 83,
last Monday. He received a $50
fine plus $3 court costs with 15
days to pay.
Rebekah assembly • presid ent v i sits
TheAssembly President of the
Rebekah Lodge paid her official
visit to Pride of Huron Lodge of
Exeter on Wednesday, June 2.
A dinner in her honour was
served at Thames Rd United
Church prior to the meeting.
Visitors were present from
Brussels, Seaforth, Hensall,
Monkton and Goderich. Our DDP
Irene Harnack from Goderich
was present es well as Bro. Don
MacGregor, Exeter, Grand
PatriarCh of the Grand
Encampment of Ontario and Bro.
Ernie Chipchase, Hensall, Grand
Marshall of the Grand Encamp-
ment of Ontario.
Miss Helen Sheppard Assembly
President spoke on Lodge work
with some good advice to
remember. She has visited all the
lodges in Ontario in 1975-1976.
The traveling gavel was used
for the first time, being
presented, by Seaforth Lodge at
our previous meeting.
Ann Brodie favored us with
piano solos. This was also our
birthday party and sisters Kay
Cann our first N.G. and Mary
Gardiner lit the candles for each
of our 28 past Noble Grands.
Lunch was served at the close of
the meeting.
suspended sentence for 12 months
with the stipulation that he report
to a probation officer every two
weeks for the next two months or
as long as the probation officer
sees fit.
A Wingham man, Randy Lee
Zinn age 21 pleaded guilty to
driving a motor vehicle while his
license was under suspension. He
was fined $128 or 12 days with a
month to pay the fine.
Zinn also pleaded guilty to a
second charge, failing to yield
from a driveway. His vehicle
struck a car on the road as it,
backed up. Snowbanks had
obscured the view,
He was fined $28 or three days
with a month to pay.
•
Exeter United Church
James at Andrew
Ministers:
REV. GLEN D. Wright, BA., B.D.
and
REV. HAROLD SNELL, B.A., B,D.
Organist and Choirmaster:
Mr. Robert Cameron
Music Director:
Mrs. Roland McCaffrey
Sunday June 13
9:45 a.m.—Sunday School
11:00 a.m. Guest Speaker, Mr.
Gary Holmes on behalf of the
Gideon Association.
Nursery
Courtesy Car - 235.2095
to pay.His license was suspended
for three months.
Laurie N. Daymon, 18, of RR 3
Kippen pleaded guilty to a charge
of careless driving.
Police testimony indicated that
the vehicle's tires were squealing
and the rear end was out of
control at speeds up to 70 mph.
She was fined $200 or 20 days
Bill Brady at
Town Hall