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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-08-22, Page 8Lower Interest Rates Now AVAILABLE ON 1 st and 2nd Mortgages anywhere in Ontario on RESIDENTIAL - INNSTRIAt c9MMERGIAI; and FARM PROPERTIES Interim financing on new construction or land ..development REPRESENTATIVES IN YOUR AREA—PHONE AREA CODE 519.7444535 COLI,Ecr SAFEWAY INVESTMENTS & CONSULTANTS LTD. Head Office; 56 Weber Street, East, Kitchener, Ontario. WE BUY EXISTING MORTGAGES FOR INSTANT CASH INDUSTRIAL EXETER Store Decoration CONTEST For Exeter Rodeo First Prize $50 Second Prize . $25 BASED ON WINDOW DECORATIONS AND EMPLOYEE COSTUMES Judging Aug. 26 to 31 SPONSORED BY EXETER BOARD OF TRADE Let's Support the Rodeo! Vacation bible '.school over, more than. 70 children attend GETTING HOCKEY INSTRUCTION — The Huron Hockey School at Huron Park continues this week with several local boys in attendance. Above, instructor Bill Mahoney explains about stick blades to Scott Pin- combe, Steve Prout and David Underwood. T-A photo With Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hilborn and Cathy,. Nola Faist enjoyed a MOW trip to Massachusetts, visiting among other scenic and historic places. Boston, Plymouth and Cape Ceti,. Mr, & Mrs, Howard Renney, Detroit, -were guests of Mr. & Mrs. Emerson Wein and Maurice and Harry Hirtzel. Mr, & Mrs. Robert Lambie, Saskatoon, are holidaying at the home of Mr. & Mrs, Lorne Fink- beiner, Mr, & mrs. William Schwartz and Doris, Nola Feist and Ella Morlock were at Springbank Park and Storybook Gardens Sunday. The flowers are at their brilliant best. Mr, & Mrs. RegFinkbeinerand Michael motored to Algonquin Park and Ottawa. In Ottawa they visited the Art Centre, Parliament Buildings and the National Archives. Ladies show bowl skill By MISS ELLA MORLOCK CR,WITQN Vacation Bible School com- pleted on Friday had an enrolment of 77 children. Missionary offering amounted to $38,40, In the Sunday morning service at Zion United, Church Rev. Douglas Warren continued his sermons on the foundational truths of the fulness of God, Flowers were from the wedding of Ella Mae Schlenker and Max Howard, and from the funeral services of Victor Green and Alvin Cudmore. Special music in song was provided by Doris Sch- wartz and Ella Morlock, Mrs. Ross Haugh was pne of five delegates from Huron County to attend the convention of the Federation of Women Teachers Associations of Ontario, in the Royal York Toronto, August 13-16. Mr. & Mrs. Earl Lippert and family have returned from a cruise in Georgian Bay to Manitoulin Island, and in the North Channel where the in- teresting rock formation known as Whalesback is. Drop in and Learn About !DB Mrs. Donna Bushfield took her family and Bradley Gibson on a motor trip into Pennsylvania. They.enjoyed the trees and slopes of the mountain area. Mr. & Mrs.Will Oestricher were in Don Mills for the Weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Robert Greenwopd and family, and to attend the golden wedding an- niversary of Mrs. Oestricher's sister and her husband, Dr. & Mrs. S, L. Honey, Fenwick. The celebration was held at the Donalda Club, Don Mills. Dale Nethercott, Dorchester is spending some time with his brother and his family, Mr. & Mrs. Ed Nethercott and Timmy. Randy and Bruce Warren, Paul Wein and Mark Schwartz have returned home from a holiday at Camp Menesetung, Goderich. Mark Warren spent two weeks with the Beach Mission at Ipperwash. Wednesday afternoon Mrs, Earl Haist and Ella Morlock attended a dessert luncheon at the home of Mr. & Mrs. William Blewett, Grand Bend. Present were volunteers from the Huron Hope Nursery School, Now that women are jockeys, baseball umpires, atomic scientists and business executives, maybe someday they can master parallel parking. If you are, or plan to be, a businessman or farmer you should know about the financial and other assistance from the Industrial Development Bank, Come in and discuss your requirements. Relax with a cup of coffee. Meet our personnel. Collect our booklets. See our slide/sound show. We will be in the Marlin Room of Brenner's Red Gable Court, 5 Main Street, Grand Bend, on Tuesday, August 27th, 1974 between 1:00 and 4:30 p.m. Everyone Welcome DEVELOPMENT BANK SUMMER FIGURE SKATERS — A large number of girls from the Exeter area are taking special figure skating instruction this summer cut the Ilderton arena. Back, left, Nancy Underwood, Linda Elder, Patti Lou Down, Vicki Miller, Eleanor Salmon and Exeter club pro Brad Loosley, Front,Laurie Prout, Audrey Adkins, Leigh Anne Darling, Vicky Pfaff, Brenda Pincombe and Debbie Josephson. T-A photo 1111111111w" Ball- Macaulay Ltd. Ladies continue to show prominence in the weekly jitneys held at the Exeter lawn bowling club, Thursday night, Lillian Pym was the winner and four other female competitors appeared in the top six on the prize list. In winning Thursday, Lillian Pym recorded a score of two wins, a plus of 18 and 37 aggregate. Tom Yellow was the runner-up with a 17 plus and 25 aggregate to go with a double win. • Anna Ballantyne on two vic- tories, plus of 16 and aggregate of 26 was third. Next in line came Alvin Pym, Edith Love and Marg Orr. Saturday night's action saw men take the top three spots followed by five ladies. Clarence Down was the champion amassing a plus of 20 and 43 aggregate along with two wins. Alvin Pym was second and Harold Simpson third with scores of 15 and 13 and 32 and 27, respectively. The next four ladies all had a plus of 11. They were Gertrude Hamilton, Olive Harvey, Stella Taylor, Marg Wein and Mabel Skinner. Leading the bowlers Tuesday was Harold Simpson with double victories, a plus of 20 and 32 aggregate. Gertrude Hamilton was next with a plus of 11 and 29 aggregate.Bill Etherington's plus was the same but he had a lower aggregate of 25. Completing the prize list were Wellington Brock and Edna Caldwell. Elliott family attend wedding reception BUILDING CENTRE I three week holiday with his un- cle. Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Frank Hicks in the loss of her mother, the late Mrs. Wm Lee. The reception for Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Morgan's 50th wedding an- niversary was held in Emmanuel Baptist Church, Exeter on Satur- .day. Between the afternoon and evening receptions a dinner was served by the UCW in the Cen- tralia United Church. Mrs. Robert Wilson and children of Highgate spent a few days with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Morgan before their 50th wedding anniversary. Her husband and the remainder of the family joined her on Satur- day for the occasion. Mr. & Mrs. Will Williams (a brother of Mrs. Morgan) of Port Elgin attended Mr. & Mrs. Morgan's 50th anniversary and visited with them over the weekend. Also attending was Mrs. Morgan's sister, Dorcas Williams of Sarnia who is holidaying with Mr. & Mrs. Morgan. Mr. & Mrs. Chas. Spendiff of Stratford, Mr. & Mrs. Bert Allan of Riding Mountain, Manitoba were visitors last Tuesday with Mr. & Mrs. Fred Bowden and on Wednesday all visited Niagara Falls. By MRS. FRED BOWDEN CENTRALIA Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Elliott, David and Lois attended the Cordell- Patterson wedding at Trinity Lutheran Church and the recep- tion following at the Marconi Club in London on Saturday. The bride is a niece of Mrs. Elliott. Mr. & Mrs. Matt. Konrad of Hamilton were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs, S. Molnar. Sunday guests at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred Huxtable were Rev. & Mrs. D. M. Guest of Wyoming and Mr. & Mrs, Stan Love of Exeter. Mr. & Mrs, Chas. Rollings, Mr. & Mrs. Tom Kooy and John Bezemer visited with relatives at Port Stanley on Sunday. The Centralia-Zion Young Peo- ple enjoyed a barbecue at the Pinery on Sunday afternoon. Mr, & Mrs. Clayton Scheifile returned on Monday to their home in Kitchener following a week's visit with Mrs. Scheifile's sister, Mrs. Lorne Hicks. Tom Kooy and his nephew, John Bezemer of Papendrecht, Holland; -Mrs. Maurice MacDonald, Grand Bend; and Mrs. Peter Sovereign of Lucan Martin Overholt left Friday evening to join the Armed Forces. He is presently in train- ing at Cornwallis, Nova Scotia. Mrs. V. Overholt and Pauline spent a few days last week with Mrs. Overholt's sister, Mrs. Loretta Skinn and family in Kitchener. are spending a few days at Niagara Falls and Dunnville. John will return to his home in Holland on Thursday after a Still making up your mind? If you're just out of high school and still in the process of making up your mind about what to do this fall, consider Conestoga College. 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