HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-04-02, Page 27HAZEL & OSCAR PFAFF
C
• PANCAKE BREAKFAST
Exeter Fire Hall 8 a.m. to 11 a.m.
Cost: $2.50 per person $1.50 for children under 12
• HOMECOMING CLASS REUNIONS
At South Huron District High School 1 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.
• 1905 - 1949 class reunions in school cafeteria 1 p.m.
• 1950 - 1959 class reunions in small gym 1 p.m.
*1960 - 1969 class reunions, in large gym 1 p.m.
• 1970 - 1979 class reunions in large gym 1-p.m.
• Theatre Arts Presentations
• Musical Presentations
• Special Displays
• Oldtimers Basketball Games - 2:30
interested old boys call Bill Batten (235-1331) and register
interested old girls call Pat Rowe (235-0880) and register
• Oldtimers Wrestling Meet - 2:30
interested old grapplers call Doug Ellison (235-1772) and register
• Oldtimers Field Hockey. 2:30 p.m.
Interested Old Girls Contact Jim Workman at 235-0880.
• CHICKEN BARBEQUE
South Huron Recreation Centre 4:30 to 6:30 Northend
Admission: $4.00 per adult
$3.00 per child (under 12)
• HOMECOMING DANCE
South Huron Recreation Centre 8:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m.
ADMISSION; $7.00 per couple
Two Big Bands .
MASQUERADE SPIRIT
SPECIAL INTRODUCTIONS AT DANCE
• At Home Queens
• Student Council Presidents
• Former Students Travelling Greatest Distance To Attend
• Earliest Graduates In Attendance
This Advertisement is Your
Imitation to Attend
South Huron Homecoming 80
Cut out this advertisement and keep and
pass the word - "Homecoming"
Special Invitations Will Be Mailed Out .
To The Following
- High School staff of 1950
- The graduating students of 1950
Former Homecoming Queens
Former Student Council Presidents
Addresses for some of the above may be difficult to find -
If you tan help out, please coil Doris Schwartz 235-0880.
YOU CAN HELM
Now You Can Get
Tickets For Homecoming
Tickets for the Pancake Breakfast, Chicken Barbecue
and Dance will go on Sale April 16 at the following
locations.
1. South Huron D.H.S.
- Main Office
2. Jerry Maclean
3. Exeter Times Advocate
4. RSD Sports
Tickets also available from the Graduating Class of
1980 and the Exeter Firemen (Breakfast only)
DON'T 111 DISAPPOINTED
PURCHASE YOU TICKETS EARLY
Homecoming Sponsored by the Graduating Class of 1980 and
the South Huron Student Council.
a
LEARN TO PLAY THE PIANO
IN A FUN WAY?
A new 10 week course, called PIANO FROLICS will be
offered to beginners starting in April . Children will learn
rhythm, songs, notation and piano through the use of
games, crafts and fun.
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT PIANO FROLICS
Call
Julie Easterbrook
235-0760
ummer
Providing that the funding
is forthcoming, eight
university students will be
hired under the federal
,government's youth em-,
ployment program.
Students whomay be hired
include a' botanist,
palaeontologist, map-maker,
recreation co-ordinator,
photographer, an erosion
control researcher, a
historian for the Clinton
conservation area and two
students who will conduct a
cold water trout stream
study on the Nairn, Tricks
and Bannockburn creeks.
AN ANSTETT DIAMOND'
SilYSYOU'RE SPECIAL
It says that you insist on quality and value. It says to the
person receiving it that you have taken special care.
For good reasons. You see, you can make no better
diamond purchase for the price.
Because .your Anstett diamond is hand picked by our own
gdmmologists. Is insured. Is guaranteed.
For that special someone in your life choose an Anstett
diamond. It's special like they are.
a
/NSTETT
JEV/ELLERS
UNITED
Clinton
Exeter
Seaforth
alkerton
ti
April 19, 1930-April 19, 1980
From your family.
Dolores, Willard, Julie, Laurie & Scot,
Karen, Jim, Vicki, Jeff & Debra.
Happy 50th Wedding
Open Reception Friday April 11
FEW SNAKES — Only netrninders John Kemp and Tom Corbier stayed around to shake
hands after Saturday's game between Exeter and Bradford midgets.Amoncithoselining up
for Exeter were Dave Jackson, Rich Fletcher, Jim Lovie, Ed Willis and Mike Clark•Staff photo
Pas. 27
A record total of 10 people
were levied fines of $104 or 10
days when they appeared in
Exeter court, Tuesday, on
liquor charges. The fines
were handed out by Justice
Of. the Peace Douglas
Wedlake.
Assessed $104 for having
liquor under the legal age
were Brian W. Mercer,
Exeter; Conn N. Cottrell,
Exeter; David L. Robinson,
Exeter; Robert W. Smith,
Exeter; Midhael J. Risi, RR
2 Zurich; and John Robert
Sykes, RR 3 Mitchell. -
The balance were for
having liquor available in a
motor vehicle or in other
than a residence. Those
included Peter J. Duran,
Stratford; David Grant
Smith, RR 2. Ailsa Craig;
Jeremiah. John McCann, RR
3 Dashwood; Roger S.
O'Brien, Zurich; and Dave
Croeze, 'London.
The stiffest fine of the day
was levied against Daniel
Raymond Heywood, RR 3
Exeter who pleaded guilty to
a speed of 130 in a 50 km
zone. He was fined $263 or 26
days and was given 30 days
in which to pay. The speed
also resulted in six demerit
driving points.
Other speeders who were
assessed fines were Terry
Phillips, Exeter, $115.50 for
125 in an 80 zone; Kevin
McConnell, RR 1 Hensall,
$64.25 for 115 in an 80 zone;
Peter J. Duran, Stratford,
$55 for 110 in an 80 zone;
Arthur N. McKay, London,
$46,75 for 85 in a 60 zone;
Dana Michaels, Toronto,
$21.75 for 95 in an 80 zone;
Ernest Allen Morenz,
London, $23 for 96 in an 80
zone.
Theodore Lambert
.Kremer, Huron Park, was
fined $153 or 15 days foi'
failing to provide proof of
insurance and Daryl
Raymond, RR 1 Exeter, was
Hire for s
The Ausable-Bayfield
Conservation Authority will
be hiring upwards of 25
students for various projects
according to resources
manager Bill Mungall.
Under the Experience 80
program of the Ontario
youth secretariat, 17
students will be hired. Work
to be done by thesestudents
will include mini-erosion
control projects at Rock
Glen and the making of trails
at the Zurich community
park.
Last year 25 students were
hired under the same
program, Mungall stated.
assessed $28 or three days
for driving without a valid
operator's licence.
Assessed fines of $28 or
three days for failing to wear
a complete seat belt
assembly were Thomas J.
Peckitt, RR 4 Seaforth, and
Wayne E. Ryerson, RR 5
Clinton.
Murray D. Erb, RR 3
Zurich, was fined $28, or
three days for allowing an
unlicenced person to drive a
motor vehicle.
In the only contested case,
Robert S. Farquhar, Zurich,
was found guilty of careless
driving and fined $108 or 11
days. He was involved in a
single vehicle accident on
November 3 which resulted
in damage or $4,500.
The accused claimed a car
was parked on the roadway
with its lights off and as he
came upon it, the lights were
on and it drove away he had
to swerve towards the ditch
to avoid a collision.
'DISTRICT HIGH- SCHOOL
HOMECOMING '80
SATURDAY, JUNE 21:
• 1905-1980 - 75 Years of High School Education • I
Notice
PUBLIC. MEETING
RE:
Application to amend Exeter Official Plan
from Future Developmental to Industrial,
Property west of CNR tracks on Wellington
Street West, North Side,
(Jon-Amy Enterprises Ine.)-
Wednesclay, April 9th
8:00 p.m.
at
Council Chambers
Municipal Building
406 Main Street
Exeter, Ontario
(Draft Amendment Available at Clerk's Office,)
Epnna••••••s•amr.........mano.iw••••mmunoIT••••Nws.M.m
Exeter court report
Record for booze counts
Times-Advocate, April 2, 1980.
INICUP AND SAVEM NO
SOUTH HURON