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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1978-08-03, Page 3 (2)DARYL WEBBER ELAINE HENDRICK Beauties,,pets, parade, sports to feature Friedsburg Days All roads in the area this weekend will lead to the police village of Dashwood and the annual Friedsburg Days. Thousands of persons are expected to invade.. the village Friday and Saturday, DEBBIE TOWERS USA HAMATHEfj JOANNE SCOTT GWEN RICHTER BRIDGET RYAN 4 CHRIS DUCHARME Parade, penny carnival_ on SPARK program today By LAURA JOHNS The Huron Park SPARK over night camping trip at the Pinery Provincial Park was. a _ great. _.success.._last week. Twenty-nine campers • 'were -transported-alon .with_ full equipment and supplies to the Park by helpful • parents. We, the staff would like to thank those. parents who gave their time to help us -lrut. Also to the parents who -_ donated equipment. We. could not have done it without you. The campers enjoyed swimming. a rain storm, camp fire complete with songs. skits .and popcorn on , Thursday. Just before,lights out we had a visit from •a masked animal friend from the forest which proved to be a surpriseJoall. A game of survival taught 'the children how nature really works in woods and how it is not always fair. Pack up time came too soon after a lunch of peanut butter and jelly sandwiches and chicken noodle soup. This week is called S.P.A.R.K. summer Fair week. All week the children have been busy making crafts for the craft table and :-haking all kinds ofgoodies -for the bake sale at the Pen- ny carnival. today, Thurs- day. parade of decorated bikes and children will cir- cle the neighbourhood around J.A.D. McCurdy Public School at about 10:30. The Pennv carnival gets Centennials beat GB Mike Janyu and Matt Muller collaborated on their club's single gbal when Exeter Centennials won 1-0 over Grand Bend in AusabJe district soccer at Canner's Field. Sunday. The winner came at 33 minutesof the second half. Muller hit the ball into a perfect placement of . a corner -kick from the left of the -Grand Bend net; and Janyu headed it in for his first goal as a Centennial. - Just prior to that, the Centennials had. -'several close chances: one .of .them on a low shot from winger Brad Clausius_that wedged in the (.:rand -Rend -keeper's legs on the goal -line after getting through his. -hands. The game, a hard and well - played affair. began evenly enough with Exeter going into a strong attack at the start. But Grand Bend held against the op ning Exeter drive. Then, both clubs settled into a game that could have gone either way until :xeter slowly began getting the edge. It was an edge they worked hard for, with every .member of the team Contributing a strong performance. - There will be no league play next Sunday. Instead, the teams will be -at Lucan for the second -annual Lucan six -a -side tournament, which will be held between noon and 5 p;m., The Centennials resume the season Sunday. August 13, when they play away at Forest at 2 p.m. 1 1 1 11 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 August 4 and 5 to -participate to a variety of events tor young and old. Among the Friedsburg Days features are lots . of sauerkraut and sausages. a parade, pet show, talent show, tug-of-war. arm wrestling and the crowning of- Miss,Friedsbur g. 11 all begins at 5 p.nn Friday when the -gates at the Dashwood Community Centre swing open and the food concessions begin: Food will be served throughout Friday evening and- all clay Saturday. Friday's highlights include a talent show and the beauty queen contest. The new Miss J'riedshsirg will be crowned at •11 p.m. by last year's -•winner Julie Webb. Judging_ of the many ex- pected entries in Saturday's mammoth parade will begin at 1 p.m. The actual parade Preliminary events in the Meats while Gwen Richter, tug-of-war and arra Exeter represents ARC wrestling will start at 3 p.m Industries of bashwood. with the finals going at 7 Elaine Hendrick. RR 1 Dash - p.m A pet shill goes at 4 wood, will be Miss Edelweiss p In - Acres sponsored by Mr. and Inquiries on the parade or Mrs Eric'Freiter. pet show should be made to ._ The Dashwood Tigers ball Ruth Anne Mcrner at 237- team will be represented by 3314 or Paul Salmon at 237- Daryl Webber, RR 1 Exeter, .1783 Additional questions on Chris Ditcharme, RR 1 the tug-of-war or arm wrestling should be directed to John Becker at 237-3628. Bob Snare). of Shakespeare who weighs in at 292 pounds will be one of the arm wrestling con- testants. He will be trying to take the open championship won the last t(.%. wo years by Dentis Lamport of Crediton. Silt -iffy -won- a-similar-event-- aI last 'week's Zurich Fair. -- The contestants for the -Miss Friedsburg crown are being sponsored by eight Dashwood .and area through the streetif. Dash- - businesses. ----wotid-wilt get underway at 2- • Loa -Sntr•- ra_ P nr underway at 1 today featur- ing games. movies and spot contests as well as our graft and baking tables. The children have worked hard and we -encourage everyone to come out and join in the fun- Tomorrow we are -taking_ trip to Boldo Islanji amuse- ment park, all those who are going are asked to meet at the McCurdy School by 6:45. We hope it's good weather and a good time. IT'S SIMPPE "11 Buy the bike of your choice up to • 1.25 C.C. Bring it back Sat. Aug. 26 and SITONIT- - irftompetition with our other customers If you sit longer than anyone else you will receive your full purchase. 1f your new bike purchase is more than $1200 you will still win a new 1978 125 C.C. Enduro (retail value 51200). Stop in and see us and get more com- plete detoils. See the complete new line of IC Kawasaki MOTORCYCLES COUNTRY RNER STORES 1 MT. CARMEL 237-3456 Mon. • Sot. 10-10 Sun. Noon - 6 On -The -Spot Financing of Bonk Rates. Craig will be Mise -M .rner Dashwood, will be Mias Dave Rader Construction and Miss Jim Becker Construction, will be Lisa Hamytther, Hensall. Bridget Ryan, RR 3,tAilsa Craig, will represent the Dashwood Hotel and Dash- wood industries will be sponsoring Debbie Towers, Hensail. Building plans finalized soon the proposed building which closed about two weeks ago, were not accepted.* At the annual meeting of the 10:3 year company held in March. former president Howard Datars said the board—of directors had unanimously decided to proceed with plans for a new building. According to John Consitt, secretary -manager of the Hay Township Farmer's Mutual Fire Insurance Company a decision should be forthcoming shortly with .-rt'gards to the final plans for the company's new office building to be located at the intersection of Highway 84 and Goshen street in Zurich. C'onsitt said that. plans for the new building should be -ft natizertwithin'the next two weeks- and that --tenders • on Da tars said the new facility was a necessity because of the increased business in recent years Times -Advocate, August 3, 1978 Page 3 Usborne & Hibbert Mutual Fire insurance Company (Established in 1876) Provides Full Insurance Coverage for Town Qwellings as well as Farm Properties DIRECTORS AND ADJUSTERS Jack Harrigan Robert Gardiner Lloyd Morrison Lorne Feeney Ray McCurdy Williom Choffe, Ross Hodgert Hugh Benninger John Moore Clayton Harris Joseph Unias Mrs. Elaine Skinner Wally Burton - . 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