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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1983-08-31, Page 12Page 12 Tines -Advocate. August 3I , 1983 Kippen couple cover 7,000 kms. By Margaret Hoggarth Gary and Irene Finlayson attended the 80th birthday party of Otto Walker which was held in Cromarty on Sun- day August 21. 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Sizes 5-13 — PLUS — and many, many more WurtL's SHOES 4111 Exeter and Clinton we Quality & Service Since 1031 Children's Bonnie Stuart leather shoes. Regular values to 25.95 only 1 295 wish him a speedy recovery. Bob and Marlene Bell held a barbecue and shower on August 25, honouring their nephew Doug Bell and his fiancee Brenda Kemp. Doug is the son of Mildred and Robert Ulch. Also attending were aunts, uncles, and one of Doug's grandmothers. Emmerson and Mabel Kyle 'have returned home from a wonderful trip through Canada and the United States. Emmerson drove and they covered 7,000 kilometres, travelling through Michigan, Washington, Penticton, B.C., on to Alberta, Saskatchewan, Virden, Manitoba, and then home to Kippen. Kippen United church will resume its normal services again on Sunday September 4 at 10 a.m. Al and Margaret Hoggarth, Greg, Paul and Janet attend- ed the Greene family picnic at Paul Bunyan campground in Bayfield. If the young people in the Kippen area would like to con- tact me about their plans for the fall, whether it be college, university, or going out into the work force, I'm sure the readers would be interested in hearing about it. The Kippen Gun Club met on August 16 with 20 shooters. Scores are as follows: 24 - Bert Mahaffey, Jamie Caldwell; 23 - Al Kyle, Jack Mills, Jim Darling, Jim But- cher, Lloyd Venner; 22 - Ilar- riston Schock, Grant McGregor, Jeff Dat -ling, Jack Bell; 21 - Paul Ritchie, Harold Smith,Gladys McGregor; 20 •- Richard Smith, Uwe Wisch; 19 - Bill Smith. Mery Batkin; 17 - Bob Baker. Completing the scoring was Jurgen Peterson. A potluck family shower was held at Houston Heights recently in honour of Jeff McKay and his fiancee Tena 1)eKoker. Attending from this area were Doug and Leanne McKay and their children David, Lisa and Lori. Corn roast at Parkhill Parkhill Conservation Area (located at the junctions of Highways 7 and 81 south) is once again hosting its annual corn roast and square dance. This will be held on Sunday, September 4. 1983. The corn roast begins at 7:00 p.m. and the square dance runs from 8-11) p.m. The caller is Les Green- wood. Adinission to the Con- servation Area is $2.00 per vehicle. There are camping facilities in the park for those wishing to make a weekend of it! TAKEOUT BEANS — Visitors to the Zurich Bean Festival Saturday had the oppor- tunity to take servings of baked beans home with them. Shown ready for customers are Laura Overholt, Pauline Miller and Sharon Brokenshire. T -A photo Thames Road residents at showers, wedding By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE Danny and Tammy Rohde holidayed last week with their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. William Rohde. Wednesday they were ;:11 supper guests with Mrs. Marguerite Gibson, London. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Passmore and Robbie holidayed a few days last week with Mr. Cecil Carson in Ottawa. - Mr. and Mrs. William Baker and Shawn, Thorndale were guests Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Rohde, Dan- ny and Tammy. Mrs. Robert Gray and Ryan, St. Thomas Spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Passmore and Keith. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Richard- son. London were guests with Mr. and Mrs. Reg Hodgert, Thdrsday. Mr. and Mrs. Reg !lodged. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Stewart and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stewart visited Sunday with Mr. and Airs. Donald Bray and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Cann who are holidaying at Sauble Beach for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Rohde, Mitchell. and Mrs. Marguerite Gibson. London were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. William Rohde. in the afternoon they attended Decoration service at Exeter Cemetery. They also called on Mr. and Mrs. Dave Millar of Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Rohde, Kippen called on their parents in the evening. tiirs. Ken Brazier and Cathy, Mrs. Marcel Patrella and Michael. Brantford spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Passmore. • Mrs. Mary !lodged. Exeter spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ross !lodged. Danny Coward and Erin If from Anstett's it says, `you're special' $ Albert Strwwt, Clinton 2$ Main Strwwt South, Swaforth 711 Main Street, Estate', 203 Durham Street East, Walkwr►on 135 Queen Street East, St. Marys For your special day - special matching wedding bands from Anstett jewellers A patter, pair our matched wedding bands now available in many styles, three aro photographed above. Elegance to fit any budget . top set, set in 11 kt. gold• gent's ring '111. ladies ring 'ISS., centre left, set in 10 kt. gold gent's '3110., ladies' '130.. bottom right, set in 10 kt gold gent's '310., ladies' '303. And, let Anstett Jewellers help you with gift ideas for your wedding party. Choose from pewter steins. bracelets. necklaces pen sets, trays, lighteri and much more. For your convenience, engraving is included of no charge on any complete wedding order attendants gifts and 'or wedding bond sets. ANSTETT • MEMBER AMERICAN ( , 4 r ' )GEM SOCIETY JEWELLERS and Mrs. Vera Coward call on Mr. and . Mrs. Alvi Passmore. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Passmore were among those w:to were guests at the wed- ding meal for Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kunicki of Calgary Friday evening at Kirkton Woodham Community Cen- tre. Group W of Thames Road United Church Women catered to the meal and lunch after the dance. Quite a number of people from this area attended the dance. service Sunday September 4 ed at 11:15 am. There will be no Sunday School. Shower About 60 ladies and girls at- tended a shower for a newlywed Sylvia Kunicki (nee Stewart) Tuesday even- ing in the church basement. Mrs. Reg 'lodger, played "Let It Be Me" while Miss Elaine Stewart escorted the bride Sylvia to a decorated chair. . Mrs. Ted Kernick welcom- ed everyone and called on Mrs. Gordon McCarter for a humorous reading "To Learn to Drive". Mrs. Reg !lodger, played some old favourites on the piano while participants were getting ready for a humorous skit; 'Fashion Show of Sylvia's Trousseau'. Those taking part were Mrs. Ted Kernick, Mrs. Gor- don McCarter, Airs. Jack Stewart, Mrs. Lee Webber, Miss Elaine Stewart, Mrs. Glen Stewart, Mrs. Arnold Cann, Mrs. Murray Dawson and Mrs. Rgg , Hodgert. Another short skit "Writing • A Poem for the Bride" with Mrs. Glen Stewart, Mrs. Rick Parker. Mrs. Jack Stewart and Elaine Stewart taking part.. Mrs. Gordon McCarter read a well worded address while Lisa and Lori Kernick and Tammy Rohde wheeled in a decorated baby buggy filledw•ithmany beautiful and useful gifts. After opening the gifts • Sylvia thanked everyone and invited them to her reception on Friday evening at Kirkton. Promotion service will be held for Sunday School members during the church Birthday for Shipka man By MRS. HUGH MORENZ Mrs. Doris Sweitzer spent Diu weekend in Welland visiting her mother Mrs. Elsie comfort, and her aunt Mrs. Sylvia Holloway. John and Linda Weurth at- tended a dinner and recep- tion. Friday evening at Kirkton, for Walter and Syliva Kunicki, who were recently married. Saturday, the Weurths attended the wedding of Jim and Mary McGregor, at Mount Carmel ('hurch and a reception at Ex- eter Community Centre. 1 attended a bridal shower, Sunday afternoon. for Sheila Riley, of ifensall area, fiance of our great nephew, jeff Cor- bett, held at the home of Joan Corbett Their wedding will be early in September. Friends and relatives visiting Tuesday evening, with Hugh and Annie Morenz on the occasion of Hugh's 65th birthday were our son Bill. of London. Les and Marjorie Adams, of Exeter. Oscar and Laura Miller. Melvin and Gence Stade, Iledy and Ervin [Imam. all of Dashwood and arca, and Ed Turnbull lit (rand Bend area. Special greetings canoe to Hugh at 10 p.m when he received a long distance phone call from Coquillam 13.('.. irom grandchildren. Peri and Christian, and their mother, Lynda. • Doris Sweitzer accom- panied by several friends she works with attended Mon- day's doubleheader at CNE Stadium in:1'oronto. The Blue Jays won the first game 5-1 and the Boston Red Sox took the nightcap 8-7. After the game they spent some time at the CNE and met several carloads of peo- ple from Parkhill. Horse show at Summerfest By Pauline DeVries The Exeter Horse and Rider Club held its fourth show for this year at the Crediton Summerfest on August 20. Eighteen horses and ponies competed, along with their riders, in 15 dif- ferent classes. There were a wide variety of classes held, ranging from the more traditional showmanship at halter to the much 'more unorthadox and exciting donut -eating relay. The contestants were allotted points, according to their placing in the classes. These points were added up at the end of the day, and a high point trophy, donated by the Crediton Summerfest, was awarded. A "Keeper" trophy, a ceramic horse donated by Village Ceramics and Gifts, Dashwood, made by Mrs. Doreen Browning was also awarded. The winner of these trophies was John Relouw on his horse, Jordan. He had a total of 37 points. Bcvan Kinsman on his horse Sandy. BAKKER- Lawn Maintenance Chinch Bugs • Now is the time to have your fall weed spraying done!! • Give your lawn a treat and have it fertilized NOW, to have a healthier lawn next year. EXETER 235.1415 235.0192 "AIM /IV 111111=110 •• IN mamma MINI IN IMMO carne in a close second. The winner of the pony high point was Scott Merner on Flicka. Heather Browning on Ringo Starr were in second place. i would like to congratulate all of the winners, as well as thank all those who helped us in any way, especially our judge Mrs. Shirley Bosley. Our next Funshow will be held on the afternoon of September 24, in conjunction with the Exeter Fall Fair. Spectators, as well as new competitors are always welcome. Crediton By MRS. PETER MARTIN Bonnie Slaght and Ruth Eve!and are patients in Vic- toria Hospital. COME TALK MONEY! !1 J -.✓ yfrii f/1 The Federal Business Development Bank is here to help you. Come tell us of your plans to grow. We can offer you flexible financing, fixed or floating interest rates. Flexible financing is funds in many forms. Medium and Tong -term loans, loan guarantees and equity participation. We offer a brain bank of experienced people, too. Come talk business with us about financing, counselling, management training and govern- ment assistance programs. 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