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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-07-28, Page 9RELAY C fiMPS This team won the 11 and 12 relay division in Soturclay's4Wirn meet, Standing at the back is Dianne Boersma and in the front 6r4 Nellie DeKoker, Elizabeth Cottrell and Karen Wallace. Elizabeth'Js only eight and was the individual champ in her division and t ien hined her older cohorts in the relay event. Shipka area resident home from east trip HEARING TESTS No Obligation EXETER PHARMACY Thurs., Aug. 4 — 1 to 3 p.m. Batteries, accessories, repairs to most makes J. D. FAIR Hearing Aid Service NEARING AIDS 91 Brunswick St., Stratford Notice Re: Garbage Pickup Due to Civic Holiday, residents norrno4 serviced on Mondays will have their garbage picked up on Tuesday, Aug. 2. GLENN }<ELLS Works Superintendent 7nr.M17..WAMMENifficROTIMMiiiiMiSIMIENDa.1.KAAMIWARM SCHOOL BOARD RECORDS —4\ The Huron County Board of Education is attempting to collect all Minute Books and Cash Books of the former Public School Boards. Do you know where any of these historic documents are located? Please phone 482-3496 Or Jim Coulter 181 Cameron Street, Goderich 524-7877 PLENTY OF POINTS — These four lads scored plenty of points for the Exeter swim team, Saturday. They won two relay races while Steve Horn and Dove Bell in the back row also won individual honors in two age divisions. In the front are Arndt Vermaeten and Shayne Peacock, the latter also winning another first place ribbon in addition to the relays, Swim team .victorious. in first zone contest Page '9 Silverwood's Canadian Deluxe ICE CREAM By MRS. HUGH MORENZ SHIPKA James Snyder returned last Monday from a two week trip to Nova Scotia. Mrs, Mabel Desjardine has been holidaying with her daughter, Mrs. Ruby Little and Auxiliary meets at Huronview The Huronview Auxiliary meeting in the craft room on Monday, July 18 decided to purchase an air mattress. This would benefit the bed-ridden patients by relieving pressure on the joints. Mr.,, Archibald ex- plained benefits of the mattress. The meeting, chaired by the president, Mrs. ' C. Coiclough opened with members repeating the Lord's Prayer. Mrs. McNichol, thesecretary, read the minutes and Mrs. Leola Lockhart, treasurer, gave the financial report. Roll-call was answered by naming a favourite hobby. Many favoured reading, during the current hot weather. Members may buy remnants, if they appear to be bargains, and give the bill to the treasurer. This material will be made into items for the fall bazaar. The next meeting will be on August 15 at 1.30 p.m. It would be nice to see more ladies present. After a delicious cold drink had been served„ tie„ meeting ad- journed. taNatfr:. family of Greenway. Quite a number from this area attended the annual Kirkton Garden party last Wednesday evening. Patti Russell of La Salle spent last week holidaying with her cousin Kathy Russell. A good crowd of local people attended the annual barbeque and picnic held Wednesday evening at Shipka Community Centre. Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Morenz were Mrs. Ruby Reid of Davison, Michigan, Mr. & Mrs. C. L. Monroe, Burton, Michigan, and Mr. & Mrs. Creighton Steinburg, Pt. Huron, Michigan, to call at the Bonthron Funeral Home and attend the funeral of Mrs, Morenz' sister, Miss Sarah Coleman, Port Hope. Mr. & Mrs. Sid Durie and Glenn spent the weekend at Manitoulin Island with Mr. & Mrs. Ron MacDougall at their cottage on Manitou Lake. Anita Van Massenhoven at- tended the music Festival, (Saturday and Sunday) at Sar- nia, winning second in an ac- cordion solo, first in the Exeter orkette, first in the Exeter ac- cordion band B and second in an accordion duet with Dinette Steffans. Debbie Zielman also attended the Sarnia Music festival winning first in an accordion duet with Irene Dietrich and second in an accordion solo in age 9D class. Congratulations girls. $ 25.00 100.00 50,00 50.00 50.00 20.00 25.00 50.00 25.00 150.00 10.00 100.00 25.00 200.00 50.00 The Exeter swim team hosted their first Lake Huron Zone meet on Saturday and failed to fill the role of gracious hosts as they soundly trounced visiting teams from St. Marys and Clinton. The local swimmers picked up 466 points in the event, with St. Marys placing second with 376. Clinton's crew posted a total of 243 points. Exeter swimmers won or tied for eight of the 10 individual championships and showed a strong team effort in the relay events by taking first place ribbons in seven out of the 12 races. Brett Batten was Exeter's top individual point getter as he won all four of his races in the eight and under division, for a total of 28 points, He held a wide margin over Ed Thompson of St. Marys who placed second in the four events. The young Exeter swimmer teamed up with Jeff Pfaff, Jack Vermaeten and Ken Boersma toplace second in the 10 and under relay event, Elizabeth Cottreli scored three firsts and 'a second to easily win the eight and under girls' section. She placed second to Karen Wells of Exeter in the backstroke. Karen also had a fourth and fifth place finish in the other two events, while Jodi McBride picked up a pair of seconds, Jack Vermaeten placed first in the 10 and under breaststroke and also scored a second and fourth in two other races. Ken Boersma had two thirds and Jeff Pfaff had one, Brenda Waldeck of the Exeter team won the championship for the girls 10 and under with a total of 21 points on three first place finishes, Darla Crawford placed second in two races, while Tina Brand had one second, Tina,- Brenda, Darla and Darlene McBride placed first in the relay event. The Exeter swimmers dominated the boys 11 and 12 division. Scott Pincombe took individual honors with 19 points on two firsts and one second. Scott Batten was the runnerup with one first and two seconds, while John Mol scored one first, Mark Vandergunst had a third place finish. The four teamed up to win the relay event, Catherine Patterson was the only Exeter girl to swim to a first in the girls 11 and 12 division. She also had one third, Brenda Bell had a second, while Vicki Pfaff and Angie Wraight each scored one third, Dave Bell picked up 12 points in 00 the age 13 and 14 division to share the top honors with Don Van Galen of St. Marys. Each had one first and a second. In the girls' class, Danette McLeod of Exeter took top honors with 21 points on three firsts. Ka thy Wallace and Debbie Waldeck also scored firsts, while Kathy Giffin had a second. Steve Horn shared individual honors in the boys over 15 class with 12 points, while Helen Muller of the Ii:Aeter crew won the same age groupin the girls' division with 15 points. The Exeter team will swim in a four-team event in Goderich this Saturday, HARD WORK — Brett Batten shows the strain of competing in this backstroke event at Satur- day's swim meet which the Exeter team won. Brett scored four firsts in the eight and under division to top the individual scoring. WINNER — Jack Vermaeten was the only Exeter lad to make it to a first place in the 10 and under boys' division. He scored his first in the breaststroke and was a member of the second place relay team. Allen's Drinks 48 oz, tin 47, Fruit Adair Assorted Cookies 1 lb. bag 65t Lady Patricia 500 ml Shampoo 99' Raid House & Garden Insect Killer 346 gm $1.79 25, 40, 60 & 100 watt Light Bulbs 2/67, Table Pride Canada Bread 4/$1 Pepsi & Kist 26 Oz. 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WINNING SMILES — The Exeter 13 and 14 year old girls won two relay races on Saturday and also topped many individual events, From the left are Danette McLeod, individual champ with three other firsts; Kathy Wallace, one first; Kathy Giffin, one first and Brenda Waldeck, one first, MONOPOLIZE DIVISION — This foursome picked up all the first place ribbons in the swim meet in Exeter, Saturday, including the relay of the 11 and 12 boys. From the left are: John Mol, first in backstroke; Scott Pincombe, individual winner with two firsts and a second; Mark Vandergunst; Scott Batten, one first and two seconds. Plan for Protection with CMG Holiday traffic conditions can be especially hazardous. Does your automobile insurance provide adequate protection for you and your passengers? Your C1AG representative can give you dependable advice and service. 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