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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-06-12, Page 12• new suit • spprtcoat & pants * sport shirt & slacks * shirt and tie * casual jacket * bathing trunks * walking shorts * socks and ties * golf shirt & slacks * slacks & belt To make it real easy a Gift Certificate with Dad's name on Thanks For Shopping At McKnights Len McKnight & Sons 1111•11111 IceArteex Phone 235-2320 Exeter MEM MEN'S WEAR CLEARING OUT! ALL BOX PLANTS 2 FOR 994 HURON RIDGE ACRES R,R,,?, ZURICH 565-2122 David Steckle and family Above Ground SWIM POOLS With Sand Filters Also Pool Lounges & Games Complete Line of Chemicals & Equipment Jerry MacLean & Son AUTOMOTIVE LTD. Exeter 235-0800 Riverview Estates OF EXETER LIMITED MOBILE HOME COMMUNITY ‘1%%%%11IIII itil V1( I ic:Z7ssi K.1 mow I imn 73 Jima mom :I I Li-LrifuL - wit ar gig r! 1 l'!t( —71 1111 I 'A' STREET The Ultimate IN MOBILE HOME LIVING Dealers For: Northlander - Marlette - Glendale - Bendix DISPLAY HOMES GEORGE ST. 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Students are out of school now and if you're quick, we can show you how to stretch your dollars! That's right . if you're an early bird, you can latch on to some great savings by calling. Canada Manpower Centre For Students 228-6651 EXETER and Huron Park But you had better hurry, 'womenommulamite.. Times-Advocate, June 12, 1975 By JOY SCHEIFELE A large crowd of over 900 packed the North. Middlesex arena Friday evening for the second annual North Middlesex and District Minor Hockey Association annual awards night bannuct Detroit Redwinger, Bill Lochead, was the guest speaker. Other special guests included former Detroit Redwing, Dennis Riggin and Bob Cook of the Minnesota North Stars and his wife, Sherie. "Hill" Stewart, awards night chairman, acted as M.C. throughout the evening, Champion trophies won by house league teams were presented to the midget Oilers, who won the Parkhill Cheese House Clyde 7 Ruth Schram trophy, the bantam Flyers who won the Henry Twynstra, Cedarville Farms trophy, the peewee Blues who won the Silverwoods Dairy trophy, the atom Canadians who won the McGee Farms Service Ltd. trophy, and the novice Kings who won the "Hill" Stewart, Mutual Life of Canada trophy. Team goalies who had the least number of goals scored against him included Lorne Cuthbert of the bantams, Frank VanderVloet of the peewees, Dayle Hayter of the atoms and Terry VanBrp of the novices. Individual trophies for high scores were won by Treve Kobe of the bantams, Wayne Charlton of the peewees, Frank VanSas of the atoms and Billy Ingham of the novices. This year one player:from each of the house leagues were chosen as "the most improved player". In the midget league, Orno Adair of the Islanders, Chris Van- derVloet of the Oilers and Barry Williams of the Toros were the winners, In the bantam league, Dave Sheve of the Flames, Ron Hodgins of the Blackhawks, Bill Anderson of the Flyers and Mike Staats of the Redwings held the honour. In the peewee Division, John Gallacher of the North Stars, Jeff Otterbein of the Pengyins, David McLipchey of the Blues and Paul Van Erp of the Rangers were the most im- proved, In the atom league, Bill Lama of the Maple Leafs, Tim Suderman of the Canuks, and Ian McKinnon of the Canadians were the most improved players, Robbie Rolands of the Kings and John Johnson of the Bruins took it in the novice league while Bob Willemse of the Red Tykes and David Miller of the Blue Tykes captured it in the Tyke division, The awards to players on the Travel teams were presented to the following: the Adrian Ansems trophy to Scott Griffith of the Atoms, the Community Centre Board Trophy to Dale Tim- mermans of the novices, the John Walters Trophy to Mike Hooper of the peewees, the Slim Van- massenhoven trophy to Cliff Deleary of the bantams, the Gus VanMassenhoven Trophy to Bill Johnston of the juveniles and the Pinecrest Dairy Trophy to Sherri Lee Pickering of the Parkhill girls. The most sportsman award was won by midget player, Brian Twynstra who received the Nothers Trophy and the most improved player award was won by midget player, Adrian Van- derVloet who received the U.C.O. trophy. Local businessmen in the surrounding areas donated tickets for the banquet/for each of the team members. They were Bender's Meat Market, Ailsa Craig, John A. Willemse, Lawrence Scott, Cyanamid Farm Supply Centre, Parkhill Service Centre, McGee Farm Services Ltd., Pete McLean and Pete Twynstra of Tymag Nairn Ltd, Hill Stewart of Mutual Life, Nairn Bus Lines, Waters Elevators, Hien Hoffland, Dale Schram of Mutual Life, Dale Roth of Mutual of Omaha, Martin Tile Yard, John. Walters, Rodger and Norma Quick, the I.G.A., Tenderspot and Couse Hardware, all of Grand Bend, Imperial Bank of Commerce, Ailsa Craig and Parkhill, Jim Walsh of Bridgett Motors, Ailsa Craig, Craigwood, Paekhill Automotive, Ed Driediger of Nairn Group Homes, Ba tram Redimix, Betty McGee of McGee Farm Services Ltd. The awards committee ex- pressed special thanks to the sponsors as well as Austin Work started Tuesday on the Riverview Estates mobile home park and subdivision at the north- easterly edge of Exeter. Len Veri, owner of Riverview Estates subdivision announced this week that the tender contract for construction had been awarded to Miracle Construction of Wood- stock. Under construction will be a 24 lot home subdivision and 34 lots for a mobile home park. The contract calls for nine mobile home lots to be com- pletely serviced and ready for occupancy by July 25. The balance of the mobile home park and subdivision is expected to be ready for occupancy by Sep- tember 25, Riverview Estates has set up a temporary display of homes on George Street east of the Les Pines Motel for future sites in the mobile home park. They are open for inspection every day in- cluding weekends from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Home sites may be reserved for occupancy in early August. These homes qualify for the 'First time ownership home grant." An official opening is ten- tatively set for the weekend of June 28. Ailsa Craig boys participate More than 900 at hockey banquet FATHER'S DAY JUNE 15 McKNIGHT'S Have the Perfect Gifts For Dad Flowers who supplied flowers for the evening. Appreciation was also ex- pressed to the following: Wayne Scott for trucking tables and chairs from London to Parkhill arid back, the Canadian Forces Base, London, for the use of the tables and chairs, Silverwood Dairy and Hugh Adair for the ice • cream bars served at the dinher, the 70 girls who served the din- ner, hostesses, Mrs. Charlton, Mrs. McLachlan and Mrs. Sheppard, the president of the Hockey Mothers Association, Marg Schram and all the hockey mothers for their support throughout the year and the fathers who arrived at the arena at 6.00 a.m, Saturday and loaded all the tables and chairs for return to London. Awards night chairman and M.C. "Hill" Stewart stated he was pleased with the enthusiasm and response of the members of the minor hockey league. Construction starts on Riverview Estates DOWN MEMORY LANE — Members of the Ailsa Craig United church presented a variety show recently to commemorate 50 years of union. The cast of "Down Memory lane" is shown above. Photo by Scheifele We'll Do the Joh Whatever the project, call on us for ReadrMix'Concrete • RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL • FARM (Including Manure Tanks) FREE ESTIMATES C. A. McDOWELL LTD. CENTRALIA, ONTARIO Plant: 235-0833 Office: 228-6961 GUIDES PLANT TREES — Members of the Ailsa Craig Girl Guides recently planted trees at the Craigholm Nursing Home. From the left are, Mrs. C. Westhaver, Guides Cindy Marshall, Sandra Heaman, Sandra Doerr and Wendy Lee and Mrs. J. Rosser, Photo by Scheifele Appetites take beating in Ailsa Craig area By JOY SCHEIFELE For anyone on a diet, this must have been a difficult week with the number of banquets and picnics in the area! Certainly many were in attendance at the annual minor hockey association banquet which was felt to be another great success. The at- tendance was estimated at nine hundred, The United Church has had a busy week again with special anniversary services and programmes. One of the most entertaining evenings took place on Friday when the anniversary committee planned a special programme. A skit entitled, "Down Memory Lane" was the hit of the night! It followed the romance of two childhood sweethearts through to their wedding day with a great deal of insight and humour, Doug McNair played the part of the groom - who almost missed his own wedding - and Betty Sutherland did a delightful scene ' playing the part of a well- informed neighbour! The script was specially written by Mrs. Margie Steeper of the congregation, and directed by Mrs. Fran Chamberlain. The Friday Morning Coffee Hour is relocating this month now to the K.O.A, camp for the summer again. This has proved to be a much appreciated well- attended Bible Study. Anyone who is interested, is welcome to "drop in" at anytime and join the group. Ailsa Craig continues to grow as we note that the Post Office itself has had to make renovations recently and install more mail boxes in the general delivery section! It is nice to know the town is growing.