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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1988-09-28, Page 19FAIR QUEENS - Jenni Bregman crowned Exeter Fair Queen is shown with second runnerup Darlene Triebner at the left and first runnerup Lori Lynn Wagner at the right. StanLee Club entertains Ry JOAN BEIERLING VARNA - On Thursday Septem- ber 21 the Stan -Lee Club arranged some entertainment for Huronview residents. Anna Keys played some familiar songs as the residents gath- ered• in the auditorium. Bob Reid was chairman for the_ program.- A group of ladies including Norene Hayter, Ruby Treibner, Jean Hen- derson, Evelyn McKinley, Helen. Taylor, Linda Linfield and Barbara Moffat sang "Peggy O'Neil", "Memories", "It Is So Sweet", and "Amazing Grace". Anna Keys and Norene Hayter were leading characters in a skit, "On The Way to Huronview". Even their "Buick Car" was on the stage. Everything that could happen, hap- pened. First Anna thought she had forgotten her purse but they did find it amongst the cookie tins in the trunk. A tire went flat near Bruce - field, but Aldie Mustard (played by Linda Lirifield) soon got it changed. for them for a reasonable fee. Just as they were passing -the Red Maple Inn they ran out of gas but Evelyn Archer (played by Margie. Elliot) gave them some gas and got them on their way. They hadn't gone far when they noticed the radiator was steaming. Luckily they were carrying a ther- mos of water. They were really hur- rying for the last mile or two as they had so many delays when they Usborne & Hibbert Mutual Fire Insurance Company Exeter, Ontario NOM 1S0 (Established in 1876) Provides Full Insurance Coverage for Farm Properties New Applications are Welcomed DIRECTORS & ADJUSTERS Jack Harngan RR 3 Lucan 227-4305 Robert Gardner, RR2, Staffa 345-2739 Lloyd Mornson, RR1 St. Marys 229-8277 Lorne Feeney, RR2, Dublin 345-2543 Jack Hodgen, RR1, Kirkton 229-6152 Joseph Chaffs, RR5 Mitchell 348-9705 AGENTS Ross Hodgert, Woodham 2294643 John Moore, Dublin 345-2512 Joseph Unac, Mitchell 348-9012 Head Office, Exeter 235-0350 A refund from surplus was declared for all policy hold- ers who qualify, are on record, and In good standing as at December 31, 1987 met the "Black and white car". For-, tunately he wasn't watching them! They finally arrived and rushed in with the homemade cookies, a treat for the residents. Rachel, Sarah and Carolynne Van Slighenhorst sang accompanied by their mother Joan. Erin Keys played a piano solo. Everybody enjoyed tea, cookies and the social hour before returning to their rooms. Varna 4-H - On Monday_ September 19 the first Varna 4-H meeting was held at the home of Vicki Wilder. The club is "Much :Ado about Meats". They had seven new members and their president is Cperyl Turner, vice- president is Julie Healy, secretary is Julie Betties and -press reporter is. rotated.' Mary Ellen Webster was the first one. They started the mecting talking about the recipe of the week. which was "potato skins". Congratula- tions to their two new leaders, Janet .Webster and Vicki Wilder, on their first club. Next mecting is to• be held September 26 at 7 p.m. at Vicki Wilder's. Top calf Congratulations to Mary Ellen Webster who had the Top Junior Heifer Calf at the Seaforth Fall Fair. Mary Ellen is in the Kippfield Calf Club. Personals Congratulations to Laurie and Charlie Broadfoot on the birth 'of their new baby daughter, Lindsey Rae. Rena and Clayton Gault have pur- chased the former Broeze house in Varna. They had a hobby farm near Flesherton. They also have a daugh- ter, Deanna who is a grade ten stu- dent at C.H.C.S. Welcome to the village! Last Tuesday evening friends Cec and Jen and Bill and Mary took Mery and Marg Hayter to the Three Boys -Restaurant .in -Hensel °for a surprise anniversary supper. A surprise family dinner was held at the Red Maplc Inn in Vanastra Sunday night to celebrate the 40th Wedding anniversary of Mervin and Margaret Hayter. Gerald and Ardys Glenn were also married 40 years ago on September 15, 1948. Mar- garet and Mervin's granddaughter Ja- nine's 11th birthday was also cele- brated, Thirty-two attended the dinner. Church news Thursday, September 29 there will be a Bethel Bible Study Series Presentation in Varna at 8 p.m. Sunday, October 2 is Communion Sunday. Varna Sunday- School is still looking for Sunday School Teachers. If anyone is interested in this would. you please contact Joe Laurie. NOTICE OF NOMINATIONS CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF EXETER TAKE NOTICE that nominations will be received by the Clerk of the Town ofacter.at her office, 406 Main Street South, Exeter in the period commencing from 9 a.m. 'on Thursday, October t3, 1988 and concluding on Nomination Day, Monday, October 17, 1988 at 5:00 p.m. for the following positions: MAYOR REEVE DEPUTY -REEVE '(6) SIX COUNCILLORS (2) TWO P.U.C. COMMISSIONERS (1) ONE TRUSTEE FOR HURON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION - AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that where the number of candi- dates for an office who are nominated at the end of Nomination Day is not sufficient to fill the number of vacancies to which the candidates may be elected, on the Wednesday following Nomina- tion Day "it'lahctober 19, 1988, the Clerk may between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. receive and certify additional nomina- tions for the office in respect of which there was an insufficient number of candidates Each -of the members so nominated if elected, are to serve a three-year term from December 1988 to November 1991. The required nomination forms may be obtained form the Munici- pal Office and must be completed, filed and certified by the Clerk by the above deadline. Elizabeth Bell Clerk & Returning Officer 406 Main Street South .Exeter, Ontario 235-0310 Times -Advocate, September 28, 1988 Page 5A Crediton WI begins fall meetings By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR CREDITON - On September 21, the Crediton Women's Institute be- gan their fall meetings with a bountiful pot luck supper at Jean eil's cottage. Witha motto of humor, laughter and happiness. The programme committee of Ina Browning, Jean Neil and Vi Hendy presented a series of readings and games that had everyone enjoying the fun. During the business meeting chaired by president Eleanor Roesz- ler a report of the District Annual meeting was presented by Mrs. Ann Cottle and Mrs. Irene Haugh reported on the Curator's Workshop at which Fern Dougall had related some of her experiences in putting together the history book for Us - borne Township. Mrs. Dianne Finkbeiner volun- teered to be the W.I. representative at the Stephen Township meetings being held in connection with the celebration of the township's 150th anniversary. • Members were reminded of the Fall Rally being held in Hensall October 3, and the London Area Convention being held in St. ■ ■ Thomas, October 13 and 14. The members noted .in support of the motion that the W.I. branchespro- mote and support recycling projects in these municipalities. Another resolution urging birdseed compa- nies to eliminate certain weed seeds from their birdfced was also sup - paned The group agreed to cater to the Fireman's dinner Deceinber 17 and began plans Tor the December Sen- ior's Banquet. ®n October 18 the W.I. will at- tend a meeting of Stephen Town= ship Council. An open meeting will be held November 9 at which Joanne Rich- ter, Waste Management Coordina- tor for Huron County and some members of the Waste Management Committee will speak. - - Personals Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dunn, Elms - dale, PJ3.I., returned home Tuesday - after spending the past week with Mr. and Mrs. Stan Preszcator. Har- ry was Stan's army buddyr This was their first ,trip to Onta- rio. They enjoyed sightseeing, the plowing match, barbecue and -dance. Sunday we started out for Niagara Falls but ended up with car trouble so came home and went to the trail- er. They enjoyed their trip and said it was too short. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hubley, Seaforth, called on Sian and 1 and the Dunns' on Saturday. Rutabaga Bowling is fun EXETER - The rutabaga bowling and shot put at Saturday's Exeter Fair created a lot of fun and compe- tition for the many entrants who tried their hand. Secretary Gwen Coward says "Since we failed to set a final time of completion to tally the winners and hand out prize money, we shalt be doing that by mail, etc." The complete list of winners is below. If you feel that Oe can not find you at a school, or you do not live in Exeter, or you think we may not have your address please tele- phone the secretary 235-2679 (an- swering machine) with the neces- sary information to get you your prize money. - Rutabaga Bowling Six and under - Zachary Neil, Sa- rah Hodge, Robert Simpson and Ja- son Roy. • • .. Seven - 12 years - ,Matt Sims, Melanie Neil, Trevor Skinner, and Suzzane Steciuk. 13 - 20 years - Jenny Bregman, Teri Kerr, Paul Martin, and Darcy Brintnell. 21 - 30 years - Brenda Hem, Alan Powe, Karen Eveland, and Dedean Haist. 31 years and over - -Linda Wil- helm, Jim Weigand, Gaye Kerr and Grace Pym. - - Rutabaga Shot Put was not as popularwith the children and many classes had no entries, the following are the winners: 13 - 17 years - Paul Mann. 25 - 40 years Pat O'Rourke, Steve Johns, Jim Weigand and Bill Russell: 40 and over - Robert Drummond. Town & Country Sept. 28 - Oct. 4 Store 5 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS ti or !Val0_ 'fn Co-op offers the �:. bestinfoot protection f work, home or w.. e farm! Terra Protector 8" Insulated Work Boot CSA Approved Sizes 4 - 13 • Bar Bait Rat Poison 1 Ib. bar n Hi -Boy Dog Chews Pellet form 20 kg. bag Kerosene Cans Bulk Kerosene available with approved can Illustrations not exactly as shown. All Items are not available at all locations. CONVENIENT LOCATION Exeter Co -Op Hensall Co -Op 235-2081 262-3002 Exeter • Ailsa Craig Hensall • Zurich • Seaforth