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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-10-27, Page 27i EASTERN STAR OFFICERS -- The new officers of the Exeter Order of the Eastern Star were installed recently. Back, left, JacIs Hamilton, Bert Kristoferson, Reg Fink- beiner and Bill Shade. Centre, Donna Webster, Anne Schade, Bernice Boyle, Pauline Finkbeiner, Christine Troquair, Jean Easton, Joan Keys and Bernice Kristoferson. Front, CecMoody, Pat Hendrick. Worthy Matron Jean Mills, Worthy Patron Carl Mills, Emil Hendrick and Kay Hodgert. T -A photo j the coopethtots, INSURANCE SERVICES * . LIFE *HOME * AUTO *FARM >!r COMMERCIAL Call Verna Gingerich 374 Main St. Exeter Clinton Community Credit Union Office Residence 435.1109 Business Dutch dancers set for local audience The popular, fun -filled an- Holland. tics of "The Dykehoppers" will be featured at the South Huron rec centre on November 6 during a carnival dance being presented by the group and the Exeter Lions. Proceeds from the event will go to the South Huron and District Association for the Mentally Handicapped. The Dykehoppers were formed in London in 1966 with the intention of celebrating Carnival (Mardi gras) as was done in earlier days in DRAPES mi OTHER THINGS would like to extend for two more weeks the opportunity to TREAT YOUR WINDOWS at a special low. price We are offering � � % OFF ( cite( t„ SHEERS at a discount of OUR REGULAR PRICE FREE SHOP AT. HOME SERVICE ( MI,' drapes-- decorator blinds - interiors CALL EVENINGS CAROLYN 229.4194 109 Queen St.E., St.Marys,Ont Phone 284-2123 Why Wait? Best Rates DENNIS LITTLE Reinvest your present Canadian Savings Bonds at *14 1/4 % (GUARANTEED 1.5 YEARS) CALL COLLECT 524-4376 fl 524-8429 immaManukifem• To come to Canada, the Dutch have to come (hop) over the dykes (dikes) that protect Holland from the North sea; hence, the name "Dykehoppers". Shortly after the formation of the club, some members who played amusical instru- ment came together to form small bands to enliven the celebrations by marching Prince Carnival and his coun- cil of 11 Jesters into the dance hall; by filling in when the professional band hired has an intermission: and by ac- companying special floor shows performed by other members of the.club. Gradually, more musicians joined the band to bring" the present strength to 10 players, ,who are enthusiastically sup- ported by Wooden Shoe Dancers. The music is ar- ranged especially for the band, mak ll ig it an" unique organization among the ethnic clubs in Canada. The purpose of The Dykehoppers is to make fun and to help other service clubs with their celebrations as well as adding a light touch to charitatlle. fund raising or occasions. The music is a cross cut of the band's . repertoire -- opening with The Dykehop- pers marching into the dance hall and finishing with the Dykehoppers Polonaise (Dutch Grand March) which gets even the non -dancing au- dience onto the dance floor. The Dykehoppers are not all Dutch descent but are Canadian and many other na- tionalities and are from all walks of life. The big band sound of The Ambassadors will also be featured for dancing at the Exeter event. Branton WI approve smoke, garbage ideas •y MRS. E. SUMMERS Granton They Granton W.I. met at the home of Mrs. Percy Hodgins on -Tuesday. Mrs. Clarence Lewis presided and read a poem entitled"Happy Harvestime' . This was followed by a report on the success of the plowing match food booth. The program topic was "Resolutions" conveners were Mrs. Norman Riddell and Mrs. Stan Malcolm. Two resolutions were brought up. and read by Mrs. Riddell. One had to do with garbage disposal sites and the other the advantages of smoke detectors. Both were discuss- ed, voted on and sustained. Both will be dealt with'at he area convention held in St. Marys Oct. 27-28. Mrs. Malcolm conducted a quiz on "Becoming a good listener". Mrs. Riddell had some interesting things to say about salamanders. She also read an article from Seasons magazine about these little creatures and also gave an account of the damage acid rain was causing in Canada, most of it being brought over from the U.S.A., with the prevailing winds. The program concluded ,with a quiz on Provincial flower emblems. Granton 441 club news Rotating Sec. Julie McRobert The first meeting of the Granton 4-H Club "4-H Bread Winners" was held at the home of leader Mrs. Dennis St. Dennis on Saturday. Roll call -was "Name a bread that you would like to learn how to bake". Seven members were present, they were, Sherri Davidson, Heidi Hayden, Christine Jones, Laura Scott, Roseanne St. Dennis, Natalie Thompson vice president and Julie McRobert president. Following the business the girls made pizza dough. There were various steps in making the dough, so they all pitched in and helped. After the final step was done, which was kneading, they let the dough rise for an hour and went on with the meeting. The members made two pizzas which were cooked just in time for lunch. C.G.I.T. and Explorer news" The Granton C.G.I.T. met at the United Church on , Wednesday. The members worked at finishing their craft articles for the bazaar, and had sort of a fun night work- ing together. The Granton Explorers met at the United Church on Mon- day. Candy Stevens was in charge of, planning the meeting for that night, it was. in the form of a costume par- ty. Following the usual business the costumes were judged. Angela Oliver as a princess was first, an,d Andrea Ban- nerman as a baby was se- cond. After that the girls en- GIVEN `750 IN FINES Kirkton area man was fin- ed a • total of 8750 when he - pleaded guilty to two charges in Exeter court, Tuesday. Keith Alexander Yuill, RR 1 Kirkton, was assessed a fine of $500 for driving a motor vehicle without insurance and a further $250 penalty for driving ,) while under suspension. Ile was assessed the fines by Justice of the Peace Douglas W. Wedlake. Both were the minimum and Yuill. was given seven months in, which to pay. He was also given a further licence suspension of six months, to run consecutive to any other current suspension. Both charges were laid on October 2 after he was stop- ped by police for driving; without headlights when it was dark. In the only other case, Jody G. Durand, RR 2 Zurich, was fined 8128 upon appearing 'for sentence on a charge of careless driving. The charge was laid after the accused struck a hydro pole on August 1. If it's from Anstett's it says, �yau're special' ANSTETT JEWELLERS 8 Albert Street Clinton 26 Main Street South Scaforth 284 Main Street Exeter 203 Durham Street fast Walkerton 135 Queen Street East SI. Marys Dazzling Diamond Cluster Rings Comp we our entire collection, starting from only $99.95. New Gent's Cluster Diamond Ring, set in 10 karat gold, $265. Ring sizing donee on the premises. joyed popcorn. Candy earned her second "Blue Star" for planning this meeting. Pamela Waters secretary. Church news At the Granton United Church the Rev. Bruce Pierce was in charge of the worship and entitled his sermon "Praying as Jesus Prayed". Prayer is not a tool that was given to us, to ask God to take away things that are had,,and it is not the answer to turn un- to God when we want something. If you are going to pray, said the minister, it is important that you believe and have faith in the one that you are praying to. C.G.I.T. member Josie Anderson read. the first scripture lesson from I Corr. 12,:1-11. At St. Thomas Anglican Church, the Rev. Frank Braley of Stratford was in charge of the service. The scripture lessons were read Team .wins first tests This year's Reach for the Top team won their first two games of the season which will extend into the winter months. Even with only one member returning from last year's second place team, South Huron had 100 point leads in both games. In the first round Exeter defeated Wiarton 250-150. The second game, which was pretaped the same night in Wingham's CKNX' studio, saw Meaford eliminated by South Huron 270-170. The Wiarton game should be televised January 29 and April 2 will be the. date of the Meaford game. Dave Creery, a grade 13 student, is the only returnee from last year's team. Mike Maier another graduating student is also a member of the Reach for the Top team. Grade 11 students Kathy- Schade and Matt Connon make up the rest of the team. Coach Bill Johnston feels that the team "has a good chance for the semi-finals." The team's next game will be against .Arthur sometime in February. Happy 25th Anniversary Mike and Susan by Betty Ann Herbert and Mrs. Percy Hodgins. The Rev. Braley preached his ser- mon from a favorite hymn "Faith of our Fathers". To have faith is to be sure of the things we hope for, and to be certain of the things we cannot see, it was by Faith that the man of ancient times won God's approval, said the speaker. United Church bazaar A very successful bazaar was held in the Mason's hall with tea being served across the street at the United Church. Booths were manned by the four U.C.W. Units, Youth Groups, C.G.I.T., Explorers, Scouts, Cubs and Beavers ( with the help of their leaders) The family of Harold & Margaret Jones cordially invite relatives, friends & neighbours to an Open -House on Sun., Oct., 31 2-5 p.m. & 7-9 p.m. at the home of Grant & Lois Jones to celebrate their parents 40th Wedding Anniversary Best Wishes Only Please VIA Ticket Outlet Now In Exeter At Ellison Travel 235-2000 Toll Free 1-800-265-7022 VIA e Iummtmumnnmmnmmmtmunntnn inininiununttnnnt umm ninnunnnminE € " EXETER LEGION AUXILIARY BINGO Thurs., Starts 8 p.m. 1 Jackpot Oct. 28 21 games $ in SS 500 Calls Admission $1 for 18 games Help Your Neighbour 2 Share the Wealth _ Jackpot • 5 for $1 11 for $2 s _ BONANZA Bil�lir0 Licence No. 294496 11111ttuuiultlllllnItUttWnldla ` aimioc Colonial Hotel Grand Bend Dining Lounge Open daily 7:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Times -Advocate, October 27,1982 27 4.„4410,e • 4g Invites Reservations South Huron Roc Centre for "Christmas Party '82" Saturday, Dec. 4 Roast Beef Dinner Dance to Mozart's Melody Makers For Reservations Call 235-2833 Book Nowil Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner In our lounge This Thursday and Every Thursday after Movie Night This week October 28 Hatiowe'en 11 For next month listings please pickup "Activity Sheet" in bar Specials: Hot dogs." pop corn. chili dogs..draft beer Movies Shown at 8 and 10 p.m. Early Bird Fun Friday evenings Pool Tournament - 6 p.m. Don't forget every Friday and Saturday night Rock 'n Roll with "M" TV on our Satellite Screen Lucan Lion's Club 400 Hallowe'en id Hallowe'en Dance 14 Prizes for. Best Costume Saturday, October 30th At Lucan Community Centre Music... Ken Day Country Caravan Dancing 9-1 Admission S10.00 Per Couple Tickets at: Don Smith's Sunoco Clarke's Gas Bar Young's Department Store Scott's Elevator Ltd. At the Door Lunch Provided •ABLES TAVERN Live Entertainment Friday and Saturday This week -end enjoy the sound of Spirit Euchre Tournament every Saturday afternoon Everyone welcome Attend our Hallowe'en Party Sat., October 30. 9 p.m. - 1 a.m. Enioy the music of SPIRIT Best costumes 1st prize *23.00 2nd and 3rd prizes also Coate /n and *ropy groat TV. slowing on our 2 forge sehlllte /croons. 2 p.m. Featuring Video movies and sports :pedals Ali stay-Lwryday Albatross Tavern 228-6733, Huron Park e*' s CJS Thurs., Fri., Sat. So o'I� SP Presents tviQ°+ 0i, VINTAGE (formerly Seabreeze) Dressup Saturday Night . for the Hallowe'en Party P cot *toy I.D. 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