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HURON PARK REC. CENTRE
• GAS BAR
•SNACK'BAR
• VARIETY
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NEW HOURS
Mon. - Thurs.
6:30 a.m. - 7 p.m.
Fri.
6:30 a.m. - 8 p.m.
Sat.
8:30 a.m. - 8 p.m.
Sunday dosed all day
HIGHWAY 4 at the HURON PARK ROAD
NOW OPEN!
Crafts N' Things
An enjoyable afternoon
was spent Wednesday when
the senior citizens of Zone 8
met at the Seaforth Com
munity Park. There were 136
present, with members from
Grand Bend, Bayfield,
Brussels, Zurich, Dashwood,
Blyth, Londesboro, Hensail,
Clinton, Goderich, Exeter,
Seaforth, as well as guests
from Palmerston and
Stratford. Mr. Harry Baker
presided. Mr. Lome Dennis,
Seaforth, welcomed the
visitors.
Mrs. Zerbach, past board
member from U.S.C.O.,
listed the new U.S.C.O.
Board members for us. She
also donated prizes to the
oldest lady - Mrs. Mary
Ross, Clinton and Mrs. Cox
Bayfield, tied, oldest man -
Chester Mawhinney,
Huronview, oldest married
couple - Mr. & Mrs. Wilbur
Turnbull, Brussels, newest
married couple - Mr. & Mrs.
Godkin, Clinton, nearest
birthday - Mrs. Nola Love,
Dashwood.
Mrs. Ann St. Jean spoke
briefly on the activities of the
day care centre at Huron
view. If interested, phone
482-7943.
Members
tertained by eight children
and two square dance sets,
which were much enjoyed.
Howard Latsch, field rep.
of U.S.C.O., spoke on the
duties of a president. He also
told the U.S.C.O. was in
strumental in getting us
several advantages, and that
in Canada there were one-
quarter million seniors
living below the poverty line.
Murray East and Nelson
Howe provided tunes on the
bagpipes.
Art Finlayson,
Lawson, Ivan
Stanley Hillen,
Rennie rendered orchestra
music.
Tap dancers were Angela
Andressi, Debbie Flynn,
Laurie Bell, Sandra and
Susan Hully, The
McQuaid sisters, the latter
also favoring us with violin
selection as well.
Readings were given by
Mrs. Mabel Scott and Ed
Martin.
were en-
Lome
Norris,
Robert
Come in & see our excellent
display of
Ceramics, Wood Crafts,
Scented Candles & Unusual
Gifts of All Kinds
Bus. Hrs.
Mon. - Fri. 9 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
CRAFTS N' THINGS
MEADOW CREST
RESIDENCE INCORP.
2 miles west of Elginfield on Hwy. #7
A MAGICIAN'S HELPER — A magician performing at
Saturday's bean festival in Zurich received some assistance
from Darren Tinney of Exeter. T-A photo
Steelers best
in soccer league
Grand Bend’s Lakeport
Steelers became champions
of the Sarnia and District
Peewee Soccer League on
the week end, with a con
vincing 8-0 victory over their
closest rivals Sarnia C.C.
Inside-forwards Karl
Krohmer and Billie Tugwell
shared the scoring with four
goals each.
Half-backs Jan Carroll,
Colin Alexander and Stephen
Jeacock were outstanding
for the Steelers and Brad
Forbes recorded the shutout.
Playing in front of an
excitable crowd under the
lights at Norm Perry
Stadium in Sarnia, the
Steelers gained a second
week end victory when they
downed Lambton Shelley
Machine 3-1 to move into the
semi-final of this years
Southwestern Ontario Cup.
Lakeport found them
selves struggling in the early
stages of the game, and with
only 30 minutes remaining
they were behind 1-0.
It was late goals from Karl
Krohmer, Jim McDonald
and Dave Murray that won
the game for the fighting
Steelers.
9-1
sponsored by Canadian
Foresters
KIRKTON WOODHAM
COMMUNITY CENTRE
Music By
JOE OVERHOLT &
THE STANDBYS
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Exeter church
lads go camping
Recently a group of
Cadets of the Exeter Chris
tian Reformed church spent
a 3-day camping weekend in
Pinery Provincial Park, The
boysji as well as their
leaders, kept busy from
morning till evening.
The many activities in
cluded baseball among the
trees, swimming in stormy
Lake Huron, and hiking
along some of the fine trails
in the Park. The Cadets also
had the opportunity to put
into practice their skills in
pitching tents, splitting
wood, as well as cooking the
three daily square? meals.
It turned out that the boys
lacked skill only in pitching
tents. An unexpected’ visit
from the tent building
inspectors, led to a total
collapse of all tents at two
o’clock in the morning.
The case of the missing
bell-tent resulted in some
crowded sleeping con
ditions. One leader spent the
night curled up in the back
seat of his car, while the 6
foot head-counsellor kept his
feet cool by sleeping in a
four foot pup tent.
Despite these in
conveniences that are a
natural part of camping, the -
boys and their leaders en
joyed themselves.
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LUCAN COMMUNITY MEMORIAL CENTRE
Saturday, September 9
Direct from the Skyline
Hotel in Toronto
w Diamond Lil Review"
AND DANCE
9 p.m. to 1 a.m.
Advance Tickets $5.00 per person
Perry Stover
hurt in crash
A former Exeter man has
been released from hospital
after being involved in a .
head-on accident early
Saturday morning near Ran-
noch, about two kilometers
west of St. Marys.
Perry Stover, 23, now of
St. Marys was in collision
with a vehicle driven byGod-
fried Smeet, RR 1. Mitchell.
Stover’s 1962 DeSoto was
completely demolished.
He is suffering from a
broken collarbone, broken
nose and severe facial
lacerations. t
A former hockey player
with the Exeter junior
Hawks, he is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Stover, Ex
eter.
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Sunday, September 10
MONSTER BEEF BARBECUE
4 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Admission $5.00 per person (children $2.50)
Tickets available at Lucan arena,
Scotts Elevator, Lucan Locker, Donna's Decorating,
-Wraith Hardware, Nevin Motors, Young's Clothing,
tA Don Smith Sunoco and Carter's General Store
For Further Information
Please Phone 227-4221
RUTH ANN ATKINSON
&
DON CUNNINGHAM
(bridal couple)
LUCAN ARENA
8:30 - 1
Music By
"BETTER
MUSIC INC."
Lunch Provided
Everyone Welcome
21 GAMES
18 REGULAR
1 JACKPOT
1 SPECIAL
1 SHARE THE
WEALTH
7:45 p.rp.
quicky bingos
LIC. No. 219071
ADMISSION $1.00
EXTRA CARDS 254 ea.
SHARE THE WEALTH 2 cards for 250
$5.00 per couple
& Dance
for
JANICE HAYTER
&
BRAD OKE
(bridal couple)
Sat., Sept. 2,
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8:30 - 1
SOUTH HURON
REC CENTRE
Music By
"MASQUERADE"
Everyone Welcome
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Reception
& Dance
for
BERNADETTE DUCHARME
AND
JOHN McAULEY
Fri., Sept. 8,
DASHWOOD
COMMUNITY CENTRE
Music By
KEN DUCHARME AND
THE BLUEWATER
PLAYBOYS
Everyone Welcome
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Fisherman's Cove
Restaurant
Specializing in Fresh Perch Dinners
Open 7 days a week during July & August
Breakfast served from 8.-00 A.M. - 11:30 A.M.
Hours 8 A.M. - 9 P.M.
53 River Road
Grand Bend
Eat in or Take Out
OWLING
Men's League Bowling Meeting
AT EXETER LANES
Wed., Sept. 6th
at 8 o'clock
Team representatives please attend -
Anyone wishing to enter or join a
team please phone 235-2781. Open
bowling begins Sat., Sept. 9th
Exeter Bowling Lanes
Bayfield Agricultural Society
"Walk-About Fair"
Sat., Sept. 2nd
Clinton Pipe Band.
At Fair Grounds — Highland Dancing and Piping
— Heavy Horses — Poultry — 4-H Calf Club —
Old Time Machinery — Junior Section special Events
— 3:00 P.M. — Baby Show. Refreshment Booth.
Exhibits shown in Municipal Building — Old Town
Hall — Orange Hall from 1:00 to 5:00 P.M.
Entries for exhibits taken on Fri., Sept. 1st at
Municipal Building, 9:30 A.M. to 1:00 p.m.
Admission ticket 1.00 for entire Fair.
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Queen Contestants
and Sponsors Wanted
for
EXETER FAIR
QUEEN COMPETITION
Contestants must be 17 by July 1, 1978
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Phone Jerry or Alice MacLean
235-0800 or after 6 p.m. 235-J 286
Sponsored by the Optimist Club of Stephen.
No one under 16 years of age will be admitted.
Cards 25<t a piece
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CAN EAT
EXTRA SPECIAL WEDNESDAY NIGHT
--------TUESDAY NIGHT-----
THE ONE PERSON
PIZZA
THE ONLY
996 PIZZA (Del uxe)
IN CANADA
(that we know of)
Available at these Pizza Factory Locations
411 Main St. Exeter
235-2521
St. Thomas London (2) Port Elgin
Licenced under LLBO
BRAND NEW SPECIALS
OPEN: Mon.-Sat. 11-1 Sun. 4-10
Dine in only
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