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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-04-16, Page 363 in GOAL ORES hAL a 0 "ltact table NEW 1980 Senior Citizens G. Glenn H. Wells A. Toonk B, Etherington T. Yellow Mike Sanders Mon. P.M. Men C. Smith B. Etherington T. Yellow W. Shapton C. Fisher Huron Hope E. Dekort C. Weston E. Klungel M. Masse J. Sharrow A. Volk 325 270 254 425 312 309 519 509 449 375 292 153 112 84 84 76 75 o t e season o t e Exeter adios cur ingclub was won by Dorothy Chap- presents the trophy to Dorothy Chapman, Sylvia 'Paton, Beth Cook and Helen T-A photo WIN THIRD LADIES DRAW — The thirraw man's rink, Sunday, Above, Karen Davison Burton. BUNNY BUNDLE BONSPIEL — A rink skipped by Helen Burton won Wednesday's Bunny Bundle bonspiel at the Exeter curl-. ing dub. Above, Dorothy Pfaff presents the trophy to Helen Burton, Betty De Block, Melva Ecker and Julie Rattray. T-A photo • Kirkton WI see St. Marys slides A\ ANSTFTT DIAMOND 5 SAYYOU"RE SDEC IA LI' 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, your; make no better ca.. diamond purchase for the price. Because your Anstett diamond is hand picked by our own gemologists. Is insured, Is guaranteed. For that special someone in your life choose an An- stett diamond. It's special like they are. EFETT , LiMITED Clinton Exeter Seaforth Walkerton Say goodbye to house painting with Stelco Siding 4.; free estimates, sales & installations, 100 square in stock JIM BECKER CONSTRUCTION DASHWOOD 237-3526 WINNER Congratulations to Mrs. Mae Preszcator, Box 634, Exeter on winning her March heat bill in The Hottest Buys Around Contest. Mrs. Preszcator received the maximum amount of $125.00. The draw was made by Bill Dinney of Dinney Fur- niture. The Times-Advocate thanks the thousands of people who entered the contest. 227 MAIN ST. NORTH EXETER 235-2424 wo masons. First, because he's a Kentucky Fried Chicken Store Manager. Which leads us to the second. His "Manager's Special", Saturday and Sunday, April 19th and.20th, pick up his"Manager's Special" Bucket of finger lickin'good chickeh. Enough for 5 to 7 hungry people. Pick up the"Manager's Special" at Kentucky Fried Chicken. You'll be smiling too! $6:0 SATURDAY & SUNDAY APRIL 19th Sr 20th ONLY Colonol tiny'. find 11111., triiikt! it "firiott Itt:14111 good" Itif INS ct Wtdces ti qr t k t 1 it ue y Med Iticken,. ' rk. olessersierreeils. Lucan seniors. Plan dessert euchre POsi* 14A Times-iidY04414,April 10, 1980 Drive carefully COLOR TV • Try-Focus Picture Tube C) Triple-Plus Chassis • Electronic Power Sentry Voltage Regulating System The GREENBRIEFt • L1908C Only$579" Dark Brown with Nickel- polystyrene cabinet. Gold color trim. VHF Compact, durable and UHF Antennas. PERFORMANCE FEATURES • Super Video Range • Picture Control Tuning System • Automatic Fine-tuning • Synchromatic 70- Control Position UHF Channel Selector By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS The March meeting of the 4-40-4/4440-4/0"111 44/0-41-410-40-40'410"..410.-• NEW HAIR. IN 5 WEEKS Sqltire-GraphIc Hair Fusion or Micro-Surgery can restore your FULL HEAD OF HAIR in as little as 5 weeks. No gimmicks. No cheap toupees. We guar- antee in writing. Squire's newest method is advanced to the state where we can attach hairs to the scalp permanently, naturally and undetectably. Do yourself a favour; find out about Squire Graphic Hair Fusion, Offices in: KITCHENER, TORONTO, OTTAWA, LONDON 91 Queen St S ,Kitchener,oritiSto1.746-.5607 Name Address City Prov Phone ETA-1 400.10.110"0"11*110"110"0"0"101*-44/1"/".0•4110.4410•4110"40"01,` Kirkton Women's Institute was held at Kirkton Woodham Community Center. President Mrs, Gerald Brintnell opened the meeting with all singing "Hymn of all Nations" after which the Women's Institute Ode and the Mary Stewart Collect were repeated in unison. The roll call was answered by A Modern Problem that should be the concern of the Women's Institute. Mrs. Mervin . Shute, district director gave a report on the directors' meeting, she attended recently. Mrs. Gerald Brintnell gave a reading, "how to tell you are an Old Timer." Resolutions and curators - conveners were in charge of the program. Mrs. Audrey Bearss favoured with an accordion selection. A reading "Father on the Farm" was read by Mrs. Harold O'Brien. Mrs. John Rodd in- troduced the guest speaker Mrs. Fred Steimmetz of St. Marys. She took us on a walking tour of St. Marys through her slides all en- joyed seeing the fine old stone buildings which St. Marys is noted for. She told us there are five stone bridges in Ontario and St. Marys has two of them. She was thanked by Mrs. Doug Westman. Personals Mr. and Mrs, Albert Berry and daughter, Toronto spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Earl Berry and visited Miss Ethel Copeland Sunday afternoon, Mr. Jack Switzer flew to Beaumont Texas and ac- companied his daughter Donna home after nursing in a hospital there for the past . •••• Odharti. • By MISS JEAN COPELAND Mr. and Mrs. Fred Parkinson spent last weekend visiting relatives in Barrie, Sudbury and Capreol. Miss Jean Copeland ac- companied Mrs, Harvey Bilyea, Lod and Jeffrey to St. Thomas on Sunday af- ternoon where they visited with Mrs. Ruth Harris and Karen. Mrs. George Morphy spent several days visiting with relatives and friends in Toronto. Several from the com- munity attended the Open House at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Ross Robinson, Fourth line in honour of the latters father, Mrs. Oscar Brine of St. Marys who was celebrating his eightieth birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Don Brine were guests at the 50th wedding anniversary celebration of their aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Pfaff of Creditors in Exeter on Friday evening. Hazel and Oscar were farmer residents of this community and we wish to extend our congratulations. year and a half. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Fairbajrn and Diane London and Mr. and Mrs. Burns Blackler were Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Reg Paul and Mrs. Charlie Paul attended the call to the bar graduation ceremony of Miss Lynn Paul in Toronto, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mens A "A" Group C4 G, Black 803 3711 OB F. Wells 775 3618 RO R. Heywood 662 3397 SP B. Osgoode 685 3290 LE C. Murray 714 3253 SU G. Webb 678 3096 "C" Group CM B. Marriage 613 3385 FL D. Britnelf 800 3279 CB G. Wurm A. Meikle 633 3325 HB B. Harvey 605 3007 OP B. McGrath 718 3366 OE T. Murch 705 3105 Ladies Tuesday Night MM L. Pincombe 697 9644 PI P. Haugh 617 9171 LP N. Dowson 857 8936 HD E. Hillman 564 8871 BB B. Sangster 651 9191 PP L. Hein 647 8752 SP I. Browning 580 8234 AH M. Holtzman 632 8498 Consolation RO V. Flynn 631 8940 CG G.Ford 524 8857 JS R. Greene 621 8888 WR S. Kingma 465 8513 Thursday Ladies MN T. Roosehoom 636 TL L. Stire 590 1B J, Dougherty 655 TB J. Manley 678 ST P. Seller 716 GG R. Luther 779 LO P. Obre 537 Consolation H11 P. Scott 578 8624 AC C. Wurm 546 8672 CC S. O'Neill 526 8670 YS H. Brand 493 5425 Mixed Bowling League "A" & "B" "A" RC J. Smith 840 6602 CH D. Murray 664 6322 SN G. Tripp 672 6239 BE S. Glanville 581 6202 GT H. Jones 579 5968 CO B. Bierling 634 5921 "a,' BL B. Barnes 716 TE G. Casie 529 FT J. Snell 627 MP C. McGrath 581 LP. Lewis 579 Up P. Lavier 682 Minor Bowling Seniors AC D Meikle 315 4 74 RO J. Van Haarlem 280 2 53 FC E. Coleman 312 3 56 ST J. Heywood 332 1 46 SS V. Plat f 402 6 85 BU J. Mol 375 5 85 Juniors PE D. Crawford 292 4 37 KK S. Varlev 270 1 45 HG T. Jones 242 2 45 CS J. McFalls 261 3 63 Pee Wees I Game BL J. Cable 88 1 30 BE S. Bierling 11I 2 27 Wed. Morning Ladies G. Drummond 506 M. Lovell 556 B. Eigie 42t D. Kipfer 454 E. Rannie 523 E. Hendrick 483 The. Lucan seniors enjoyed the after-Easter dinner erved by the ladies of the WOO Anglican church. Afterwards, the April 10 buiness meeting was held in the club rooms in the, Masonic Members were welcomed by the president Mildred Hirtzel after which “O'Canada" was sung with Dora Thompson at the piano. Plans were finalized for By MRS. HEBER DAVIS Church service at St. Patrick's was Sunday af- ternoon with Prof, W. Creery in charge. The new rector Rev. G, Smith will be in charge of the service next Sunday. • Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dobbs Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice MacDonald Lucan and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kooy, Centralia visited Mr. and Mrs. Heber Davis Saturday, Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Ron Cunningham, Mar, were dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tindall and family. Heber observed his 82nd birthday April 14. Mr. and Mrs, Harry Carroll returned home Tuesday. They spent the week with Harry's brother, Mr. and Mrs. George Carroll, Detroit. Mrs. Earl Atkinson, Lucan spent Tuesday with her sister Mr. and Mrs. Heber Davis. Miss Patti Dobbs attended a Huron Church Camp reunion at Bishop Cronyn Memorial Church, London Saturday and her brother Freddie was guest with his friend Doug Jackson, London, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dobbs Sr., Exeter were Saturday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dobbs Jr. and, family. Mr, and Mrs. F. Dobbs Sr., had recently returned home from Florida where they spent the winter. the dessert euchre to be held in the Lucan Legion Hall on Thursday, April 17 at 1:30 p,rn. The admission is Nveryone welcome. A letter 'was read from. the Lucan-Biddulph Branch of the Cancer Society eon- cerning a meeting at the. Lucan Public SebOol on April. 17 at 8 p.m, Dr. Keith Brown and Sister Judith of St. Joseph's Hospital will speak on Palliative Care. A brochure from the Huron County Playhouse at Grand Bend .was read with a list of the sumMOrtplays. Members were asked to' decide which one they would like to attend. Birthday greetings were extended to Irene Egan, Maude Hodgins, Marie Turner and Ed Armstrong.. The f$tisy buddies:spent ,a pleasant afternoon making a fresh. flower arrangement with instructions and help from Mrs. Nicholson and Donna Van Arenthals, About 1g members were present, Tickets will be available on Thursday for the trip to Montrose, Michigan Ina Hodgins is in charge. - Euchre winners were! Ladies high Jessie Lewis, ladies low hands - Laura Williams, ladies low score - Angeline Scott, men's high - Tom Kooy, men's lone hands - Maurice McDonald, men's low score - Charlotte Barker playing a man's card. Mawson London were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Al. Eveleigh. Mr. and Mrs. Eveleigh attended a bowling mixed league competition where Al played on the Mitchell Legion team and they won second place. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Stephen and Manna of Oak- ville were visitors on the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Rea Stephen. BoWiing Scores RUSSELL ELECTRIC (Exeter) LTD,, 8967 9090 ' 8886 8854 8879 8646 8317 . 6216 , 6063 5981 5957 5952 5803 sit Saints spry has rector tr