The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-09-12, Page 74
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By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR
Mrs. Virginia Taylor and
Denise of Thunder Bay and 0. G.
Tremner Strathroy were recent
visitors with Mrs. Aaron Wein.
Mr. & Mrs. Stan Preszcator
and girls and Mr. & Mrs. Jack
Cutting, Huron Park spent
Sunday at the Threshers reunion
in Blyth,
Margaret Heist Caledonia
spent the weekend with her
parents Mr. & Mrs. Earl Haist.
Mr. & Mrs. Stan Preszcator
spent Tuesday with Mrs. Edward
Regele, Walton RR 4, and also
visited Mr. Regele who is in
Seaforth Community Hospital,
Seaforth.
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IN CHARGE OF DECORATION SERVICE — The annual Decoration
Day service was held at the Exeter cemetery Sunday afternoon, Some
of the officials in charge are shown in the above picture. From the left
To shear sheep
are, Rev. George Anderson, Legion president Henry Dyck, Reg
McDonald, Exeter Ocldfellow Noble Grand Herb Broom and Norm
Stanlake and Legion parade marshal{ Percy Noels, T-A photo
Cattle prizes doubled
New attractions at Exeter Fair
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The 120th edition of the Exeter
Fair is scheduled for Friday and
Saturday, September 20 and 21
and officials promise some new
features.
One of the area's top sheep
breeders, Gerald Dearing of
Stephen township will demon-
strate the art of sheep shearing at
three demonstrations Saturday
afternoon,
Friday night's show which
opens the fair will again provide
entertainment by local talent and
the always popular baby show
and beauty contest.
The top prize for the local girl
selected as Fair Queen will be a
Bulova watch valued at $50
donated by Exeter jeweller Earl
Campbell.
The baby show gets underway
at 7:30 Friday night and mothers
are asked to register their babies
with secretary Garnet Hicks as
soon as possible.
Hicks said this week that the
first 10 entrants in each class will
be accepted and entry may be
made by calling 235-2438.
Valuable prizes are being
donated by local merchants in
four categories. They are under
four months; five to eight
months; nine months and up but
not including 13 months and
twins.
The Saturday afternoon
western horse show will have a
new division giving boys and girls
16 years of age and under the
opportunity to compete in barrel
and flag races.
In order to renew competition
in the showing of cattle, prize
monies are being doubled and.
emphasis is being put on the hog
classes.
A parade will be held Saturday
morning starting at 11:30 a.m, at
the Snell Bros. parking lot This
includes youngsters with their
bicycles.
Secretary Hicks said first
prizes in the parade for the best
floats in five different categories
are $20.
The annual fair dance will be
held Saturday night at the Exeter
Large crowd at
chicken barbecue
By MRS. HEBER DAVIS
SAINTSBURY
The congregation of St.
Patricks Church held a very
successful chicken barbecue on
Friday evening. A draw for the
Double Irish Chain Quilt was
held. Mrs. Joyce Dickey of the
second concession of Biddulph
held the lucky ticket.
Former Resident Dies
Mrs. Clarence Davis received
word last week of the death of her
aunt, Mrs. Lizzie (Ryan) Carter
of Lethbridge Alberta.
She was in her 87th year -
formerly of Lucan and a former
school teacher. of Lucan area,
Personals
Mr. & Mrs. Maurice Mac-
donald Grand Bend accompanied
by Mr. & Mrs. Harry Carroll are
on a motor trip to the east coast.
Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Davis
spent Sunday with their daughter
Mr. & Mrs, Wayne Love and
Fayanne, Varna.
Mr. & Mrs. Heber Davis were
guests Saturday evening with Mr.
& Mrs. Hilton Roberts, Lucan.
Robin Revington, Lucan spent,
the weekend with Nancy,Ndall
and attended the barbecue at St. •
Pa tricks Church.
NOTICE
HENSALL
PLANNING COMMITTEE
is pleased to announce
DR. CHARLES
TOLL
Dentist
will open his office
beside William's Hairstyling
Hensali
Every Wednesday
9:30 - 5:30
For appointments
Phone 527-1530
Legion hall with The Star Trex
band from Bayfield supplying the
music. Only a limited number of
tickets are being sold.
Exhibitors are urged to send
their entries in early as this saves
confusion on fair days. Extra
prize lists are available at The
Times Advocate office,
Local horsemen
win at Western
Two members of the Exeter
saddle club won championship
awards at the Western horse
show held in conjunction with the
Western Fair at London.
Bob Parsons was the winner in
the rescue race and his sister
Barbara defeated all com-
petitors in the ladies barrel race.
Stephen to get
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At 'the regular Septemtief
meeting Stephen township Coun-
cil passed a bylaw authorizing
the allocation of $15,000 for the
purchase of a new truck in 1975.
The new vehicle, would be of ,
five ton capacity and include
snow plow attachments,
Five property owners at part
of Lot 5, L.R.W. Concession were
given permission to connect to
the Stephen water system.
The properties are in the
former Sunnyside subdivision
and the owners will carry out
their own construction from the
connection at the south end of
Eva street in Kingsmere.
Road superintendent Frank
Mclsaac was instructed to apply
calcium on roads in front of
houses. The extra calcium was
necessary duet() the extreme dry
weather and the recent
applications of fresh gravel.
Land severance applications
from Fred Walker were granted
for parts of Lots 2 and 3, L.R,W.
Concession,
Gordon and Earl Ratz ap-
proached council asking
assistance on a flooding problem
in the area of Lot 15, Concession
14-15. Road Superintendent
Frank McIsaac was instructed to
check out the problem,
A building permit application
from Bill McStephen, South
Boundary Concession to con-
struct an antique furniture shop
was approved.
Robert Pfaff submitted his
resignation as one of the atten-
dants at the township waste dis-
posal site and he will be replaced
by Percy Warden. The other
attendant is Cliff Kenney,
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