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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-09-29, Page 35• • Times -Advocate, September 29, 1982 Pose 1 9A • FAST WOOL CLIPPERS — One of the features of this year's Exeter Fall ,Fair was the sheep shearing competition between Stephen township farmers Gerald and Donald Dearing. In the above picture the two shearers are hard at work and at the bottom the winner Gerald Dearing wears a championship smile as judge Bill Batten questions the legality of some of the clipping turned in by Donald Dearing. TODDLERS INN PARADE — Riding under the shelter of umbrellas in Saturday's Ex- eter Fair parade were Kim Passmore, Jennifer Strang and Christine Passmore representing the Toddlers Inn nursery school. T -A photo MESSY BUT REWARDING Junior farmer Marg Pavkeje presents Steven Wilkin- son with a gift certificate for winning the pie -eating championship. EXETER FAIR QUEENS — Debbie Taylor was named 1982 Exeter Fair Queen Friday night. Back, left contestants Julia Hendrick, Robin Preece and Laurie Willert. Front, first runnerup Diane Kints, Queen Debbie Taylor and second runnerup Michelle Veri.. T -A photo Anniversary Mr. and ' Mrs. Hamilton Hodgins celebrated their for- tieth wedding anniversary on Sunday. They were married in 1942 at the home of the bride's parents, the late Mr. and Mrs. Hilson Grose, 15th concession of London Township by the late Rev. Milton Cook of the Granton - Wesley charge. Hamilton's parents were the late Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hodgins. Their attendants were Mrs. Gwen (Hodgins l Grose and the late Charlie Grose. They have lived most of their married life at their present address RR 3 Lucan, Hamilton and Audrey have two children, Berton, at home and Sharon, Mrs. Fred Mardlin, sixteenth concession of London Township and three grandchildren, Louise, Lynn and Lisa Mardlin. They were honored at an "open house" at Whalen Com- munity centre on Sunday, when nearly 200 friends and relatives called to offer con- gratulations. A dainty lunch was provided by. Whalen com- munityladies and served by Louise, Lynn and Lisa Mardlin. Pouring tea were Mrs. Margery Morley, Mrs. Mary Ruston, Mrs. Elsie Dann, Mrs. Florence Rfddell, Mrs. Gwen Grose, Mrs. Phyllis O'Neil. Weekend Feature Thurs., Fri., Sat. *****4<****4<4<4<*****4+ *** th**** NOW AVAILABLE PAC -MAN COOKIES Zucchini Bread and Pumpkin Bread '2.99 9" Deep Dish Pumpkin Pies $3.19 the-• . Cookie Cutter; w. '# Deliver! ,/•N #1; 225.922 , •t BLOOD DONORS HONOURED — One of the local businesses to receive recognition in a recent blood donor clinic from the Exeter Lions club for participation was Frayne Chev•Olds. MikeiWilliamson of Fraynes, left, received a certificate from Doug Jamieson. The next blood donor clinic is slated for Thursday, October 14 at SHDHS from 1 to 4 and 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. For more information and to register your group contact Jerry Gra at 235-2681. ADJUSTING FLORAL DISPLAY — Mike Veri adjusts the hat on the fellow riding atop the Flower Pedlar • entry in Saturday's Exeter Fall Fair parade. BRINGING IN THE BLOOMS — Caught in the act of bringing floral displays to the Exeter Fair Friday morn- ing was Murray Greene. T -A photo BUSY FAIR OFFICIALS — Busy checking in fair exhibits Saturday morning at the South Huron Rec Centre were Gwen Coward and fair secretary Pauline Simmons. MEETING VITAL IMPORTANCE TO UPFI VICTIMS at the CLINTON HIGH SCHOOL MONDAY, OCT. 4 8:00 P.M. Representatives from local and national HUFFI GROUPS. MPP MURRAY ELSTON MPP JACK RIDDELL MP MURRAY CARDIFF ADMIRE 1928 MATCH CUP — At the 1982 International Plowing Match held in 1928, o silver cup was won by the late Tom Glendinning of McGillivray township. Shown admiring the trophy Friday are his son George Glendinning. host farmer Alan Scott and Middlesex co-chairman Bill Frank. • T -A photo Puppet plays by students This year the high school's booth at the Exeter Fall Fair featured two puppet plays by members of the students' council. • Children were entertained by the Three Bill' Goats GrUff and the Bremen Town . • Musicians. Cast members fashioned their own puppets. Old yearbooks and new photos were also on display. Stuart Hodgins, local com- puter whiz. had programmed two computers for children to play. Pac-man and other games. The students' council also had clowns giving out balloons in the parade and at the fair. Congratulations to all involved in the success of the 1982 Fall Fair. 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