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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1985-08-14, Page 12Page 12 Times -Advocate, August 14, 1985 Hodgert family goes g.Ifing By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE .l Thames Road • The tenth annual .Ilodgert invita- tional golf tournament was held at the Exeter Golf and Country Club Sunday - -with 31 golfers participating. The clan later returned to the home of Reg and Jean Hodgert to enjoy a sniorgasbord luncheon. Reg Hodgert welcomed the group, and reviewed the history of the trophhy. Chairlady Lillian Hodgert called on Reg to present the trophy to a four- some consisting of Rick Parker. Florence Richardson, Larry Mayo and Ivan Hern. Toe tapping music at Craigholnie party By ALICE DICKENS Ailsa Craig Marg and Leroy Walker accom- panied by Bill Carr of Harrison. Michigan supplied toe -tapping and hand -clapping old-tyme music for an hour at Craigholme Wednesday even- ing for those celebrating August birthdays. "Ilappy Birthday" was sung to the birthday folk. especially Roy Morton who was 90 that day. Birthday cake, ice-cream and beverage brought a pleasant evening to a close. Family Night The Masonic hall was the gathering place for the'Riverview Women's In- stitute "Family Night" Tuesday, August 6. At 7 p.m. the group sat down to a bountiful supper. After the meal all enjoyed a time of fellowship while they played euchre and uno. Mrs. Mary Sutherland and her Family and Consumer Affairs com- mittee convened the activities. Personals Mrs. Verlyn Stuckey. Toronto. visited recently with her mother, Mrs. Margaret Barnes of Craigholme. Mrs. a Rev. ► Helen Blair, Kitchener, spent the week -end with Mrs. Ken Hobbs. Sincere sympathy is extended to the relatives of the late Mrs. Lena NeFF. in their recent bereavement. PREPARING SAUSAGES — Michele Riehl and Mary Peterson flip sausages at the South Huron Junior Farmers breakfast Sunday mor- ning. T -A photo Annual picnic for Dashwood Lutheran - By MRS. IRVIN RADER The annual church picnic was held following the morning service at Zion Lutheran church. After a bountiful dinner, the races and games were held for the children. ' Winners were pre-school, Josh Becker; kindergarten and grade 1. Jason Becker: grade 2 and 3, Kevin Beierling: grade 4 and 5, Julie Restemayer: grade 6 and 7. Stacey Rader; grade 8 and 9. Terry Feltz: several relays were held with leaders. Tim Miller. Terry Feltz and Chris Miller; a tug of war and balloon toss were enjoyed: Roy Gibson won the peanut guessing game. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Taylor. Kit- chener. were Sunday visitors with Mary Rader. Dashwood History Book is still available at byte's and Nutt's stores for $25. This past week Dr. Mary 1 eliA. Hertogenbosch. Netherlands and Michael Bazinet were visitors with Esther and Eleanor Salmon. Mary was chief medical officer ai the mis- sion hospital in the village where Bible school. was successful Sandra Brown of Kingston spent last week holidaying with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Tripp. Bible school which was held al Faith 'l'atx'rnacle four evenings last week was well attended. ending with a hay ride with Bill Graham as driver and was much enjoyed by the children. Tom and Mary Ko►c visited Thurs- day with ('lay ton and Alice Kooy and family at their tradei at Rus -Ton village camp ground where they are spending a few weeks holidays and on Saturday we visited with our cousins Maj. Hugh and Mrs MacDonald. Ailsa Craig Eleanor lives. Michael is a fellow CUSO volunteer working in Katcha, Niger State. Nigeria. Rev. M. Mellecke conducted the service at the Blue Water Rest Home. Sunday. Personals Mary Rader visited with Mr. and Mrs. Wellwood .Gill, Craigweil Gardens. Ailsa Craig, Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ness. Stratford, were Saturday evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Restemayer. Mrs. Ilene Fulcher returned to St. Catharines, Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Neil and family after vaca- tioning with her sister Mrs. Alma Genttner. They all attended the Lockhart reunion at Parkhill. Granton bride is honoured By MRS. E. SUMMERS Gronton Betty Ann Herbert, who will marry Gary Waugh of Komoka on Saturday. August 24. was honored with a coin munily shower held in St. Thomas Anglican Church on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Don Roloson welcomed everyone and conducted a contest Assisting the bride-to-be to open her many gifts was her maid of honor Cathy Retera, her sister Helen and Linda Waugh, the groom's sister. When all the gilts were unwrapped and displayed, Betty Ann thanked everyone for the generosity and kind- ness. Following lunch a social time was enjoyed. Personals Mrs. Lois Herbert, Helen and John visited with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hall and Jason of Strathroy on Saturday evening, and also called on Miss Rona Hickey at Chateau Gardens of Parkhill on 'Sunday afternoon. ' Mrs. Orville Struthers of London visited her friend Mrs. Elmer Sum- mers on Sunday, afternoon. Pony clubbers plan.. for exam its Janice Bishop This 4-11 year is drawing to a (lost' and the members of the Exeter 4 11 horse and pony club are preparing for the 4-11 exam. The exam consists of a general sec - lion. eg. When was the first 4-11 club started''. and a horse section in- cluding evert hing we have learned about health. nutrition and caring for the horse. On August 6. the members of the club met at ('am Darling's house. The meeting began with 11r. Brand quiz- zing us in preparation -for the exam. Then Mr. Brand read a letter of thanks frohr Paul Turnbull of the South Huron Association for (he Men- tally Handicapped. The rodeo was a '.ig success and the club would like to ,.n thanks to all who came out to par- ticipate or watch or help out. • Marie Debruvn brought up the sug- gestion of going to Canada's Wonderland on August 27 and the ever present problem of fund raising. After the business section of, the meeling.we began a lesson on hous- ing for a horse, storing feed and tack and the different types of bits, saddles and grooming equipment. Coming up this weekend is the Crediton Summerfest. There will be .a horse show on Saturday at the ball park. Low singles went to Douglas Hodgert and Michelle Riehl, while Brad Cann captured the prize for a sero -putt hole. Guests were present from London. Seaforth, Kitchener, Waterloo, Komoka, Mitchell, Chatham, Zion, Hensall and the Thames Road Community. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Duncan and Douglas of Ottawa spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Duncan. On Saturday they attended the wedding of Joan's brother in Windsor. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Duncan and Douglas of Ottawa. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Duncan, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Dun- can and Floyd, Mr. and Mrs. Don Richardson, Erin, Brian and Lori at- tend the Miller picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Miller of Staf- fa, Sunday. In the play offs in baseball the Usborne bantam boys beat Lieury 16-3 Thursday night at Thames Road Park. The Junior Farmers catered to a Sausage and Pan Cake Breakfast in the church basement. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Reg Hodgert are spending a few days this week with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Macnaughton at their cottage at Port Carling. BATTER MIXERS — Rob Essery and Florence Ryon were in charge of mixing batter at Sunday's pancake breakfast sponsored by the South Huron Junior Farmers. T -A photo Two Kippen area weddings By MARGARET NOGGARTH Kippen Congratulations to Mary Thomson on her marriage to Paul Eisler Satur- day at Carmel Presbyterian Church in Hensall. Mary and Paul Eisler have built a house in St. Columban in which they will reside. Another wedding took place Satur- day when John Binnendyk married Kate Ferguson at St. Paterick's Church in Dublin. John and Kate Bin- nendyk will live in Deep River where John is working for the Hydro Com- pany. best wishes to both couples. Visitors with Al and Margaret Hog- garth this past week were Janice and Grant Schultz from North Bay and their two sons Paul and Gary; May O'Day, her daughter Linda Markham and Linda's daughter Melissa Markham all of Detroit, Michigan, and Ruby lloggarth of Zurich. ti. The visitors were here to attend the funeral of Stella Bawden. Stella Bawden .nee Ingram► was raised in the Hensall area and was Janice Shultz' mother and a sister of May O'Day and Ruby Hoggarth. Recent visitors with Bob and Frances Kinsman were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Waite from Wheatley. • F HAL GAYS After 18 Years Norm 11Vhiting of WHITINGS FURNITUIk of Exeter is GOTG OUT of The Furnifvre Us_ ss • Living room suites • Dining Room Suites • Wall Units • Coffee and End Tables • Plus Carpet and Drapery at Liquidation Prices • Bedroom Suites • Sofa Beds • Recliners • Waterbeds • Lamps • Pictures & Accessories • All current plus supplemented inventory up for grabs Everything must be cleared to t h e bare walls regardless of cost. Every reasonable offer accepted! Sale Hours Mon., Tues., Wed. 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. Thursday and Friday 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. CONDITIONS OF SALE • All sales final • Personal Shopping Only • No Dealers • No layaways • all goods subject to prior sale Terms: Cash, Cheque, mc's+wd V/SA or on the Spot Financing OAC Sale conducted by Ann -Trac Holdings Ltd. on the premises of WHITINGS WAREHOUSE FURNITURE 63 Main St. Exeter, Ont. 519-235-1964