The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-09-29, Page 3A BEYY OF BEAUTIES — Crowning of Barb Wein as Miss Exeter Fair 1977 was the highlight of Friday's
Fair program. Back, left, Michelle Robinson, Vaila Tait, 1976 Queen Lisa Westcott, Heather McDonald and
Elaine Pfaff. Front, first runnerup Carol Allen, Queen Barb Wein and second runnerup Helen Brand.
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While rainy weather curtailed by last year's winner Lisa
attendance at the Exeter Fair Westcott. Carol Allen was first
Saturday afternoon the largest runnerup and Helen Brand
crowd ever to attend a Friday second runnerup. The new Queen
night performance made their was sponsored by the Exeter
way into the new South Huron branch of Dixie Lee.
Rec Centre.
Secretary Garnet Hicks
reported the Friday night paid
attendance at 1,476.
More than 800 persons filled the
new Rec Centre auditorium to
capacity to watch an interesting
talent show and the crowning of
the 1977 Fair Queen.
The Fair was officially opened
by Gordon Bennett, Ontario's
Deputy Minister of Agriculture.
He was agricultural represen-
tative for Huron County more The Saturday noon parade was
than 20 years ago. led from downtown to the fair
Helping in the opening were a grounds by the Seaforth High
host of area politicians. They School girls band and the Dash-
included Huron Warden Doug
McNeill, Huron-Middlesex MPP
Jack Riddell, Huron MP Bob
McKinley, area reeves Bill
Morley of Usborne and Cecil
Desjardine, Stephen and Exeter
Mayor Bruce Shaw.
Also %„apeaking were Fiir ,. president' .Jaek Stewart, for :clubs and
president Pat Down ,and school organizations went to the Pen-
fair director Donna Webster, ..,tecostal, Crusaders, the Exeter
Bob Heywood was master of Cubs and the Exeter Oddfellows.
the best horse and rider prizes
went to Teresa Van Osch and
Mona flodgins.
Prizes for cars went to Gerry
Prout in a Model T and Bob
Gregson with his L'il Tug.
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opening and Norm Tait and Bev
Rabbetts shared MC honours for
the talent show. Gerry MacLean
announced the Queen of the Fair
contest.
Barb Wein of Crediton was
crowned 1977 Exeter Fair Queen
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ceremonies for the official
Two accidents were in-
vestigated by the Exeter police
department this week, neither of
which resulted in any injuries.
Both occurred on Saturday, the
first when motor vehicles driven
by Ronald Wilson, 32 Hillcrest
Drive, and Tracy Campbell, 129
Andrew St., collided at the in-
tersection of Main and
Area persons
on pilgrimage
Of the 175 people that went on a
pilgrimage to Lourdes last week,
six were Canadians, The rest
were Americans, including one
priest stationed in Mexico.
The three local people on the
tour were Mr. & Mrs. Gordon
Gignac and daughter, Mrs. Bill
Giesen, Lucan. Nine years ago
Mrs. Gignac was in a car ac-
cident near Strathroy, She was a
resident in St. Mary's Hospital,
London ever since. The family
drove to New York and caught
the plane out of JFK airport.
The tour lasted for eight days,
during which Mrs. Gignac par-
ticipated in the organized ac-
tivities at Lourdes. She was kept
in a place called a "hospis" and
was cared for entirely by family
and nurses who were on the tour.
Although Mrs. Gignac had to
be returned to St. Mary's
Hospital on return, the family all
agreed the trip was a wonderful
experience.
Blind canvass
dates set
More than 600 Canadians haste
a double handicap - blindness and
deafness. They receive services
designed for their special needs
through the Canadian National
InStitute for the Blind,
The annual campaign for funds
takes plate iri 8keter Tliuttday,
October 13 With members Of the
Exeter Lions club in charge of canvassing.
Chairman Larry Snider
reports that the drive Will begin
at 5 pate
A highlight of Friday night was
a bread cutting contest. Bill
Morley and Bruce Shaw were the
winners in the two preliminary
events and judge Cliff Ersman
awarded the grand championship
to the Usborne Reeve.
Others taking part in the bread
cutting event were Bob
McKinley, Bob Down, Bruce
Shapton, Cecil Desjardine, Bob
Hera and Howard Pym.
wood-Seaforth Community band.
Joining in were a large number of
floats and decorated vehicles.
The best business float was
judged to be Milt Robbins and
Son with Pioneer Corn and John
Deere placing second and third.
Wellington Streets'.
Total damage was set at $1,700
by Constable George Robertson.
In the other crash near the Vic-
toria St. intersection at Main, the
drivers involved were Ricky
Ford, RR 1, Woodham and
Thomas G. Crabb, Goderich.
Constable Kevin Short in-
vestigated and set damage at
$175,
A juvenile has been charged
following a break and enter at
Snell Bros. Limited. A small
amount of cash was taken in the
breakin, which was reported on
Thursday.
Constable Jim Barnes was in
charge of the investigation.
WILLIAM T, KYLE
William T. Kyle, Hensall
passed away Monday, September
26, 1977 in South Huron Hospital,
Exeter in his 74th year. He was
the beloved husband of the late
Florence M.
Surviving are two sons, Tom,
V1r1n9e7r1:
predeceaseci September
Thedford, Al, Vanastra, two
daughters Wilma (Mrs. Harold
Caldwell) RR 2 Kippen, Bonnie
(Mrs. Jinn Bo2zato) Hensel', one
brother Emerson Kyle, Kippen,
and twelve grandchildren also
survive.
Funeral service was held from
the Bonthron Funeral Home,
Hensall, Wednesday at 2 p.m,
Rev. E. S. Stephens officiating,
Interment in Baird's Cemetery,
Stanley township,
Pallbearers were Bob Lip-
pington, Sandy Pepper, John
Anderson, Bill Consitt, Morley
Cooper and Garnet Allan, Flower
bearers were Jamie Caldwell,
Dana Btrztato, Todd Caldwell,
Patrick Kyle, Missy Caldwell and
Paula 130zzato,
ROBERT LEE GINGERICH
Suddenly as the result of a car
accident On ThUrsday,
Septernber 22nd, 1977, Hobert
Lee Gingerich, beloved son of
it and Verna May Gingerich
his 19th year. Dear brother of
Awards in the comic section
went to Exeter Sunoco and
clowns and to Eva Viva Knievel.
Stephen Central School was
judged the best school entry with
Exeter Public School second.
Debbie Bies rode the best
decorated tricycle and Allan
Nichols won a prize with his
clown unicycle.
In the poultry judging at the
Exeter Fall Fair the veteran
showman from RR 1, Dashwood
Cliff Pepper was again the big
winner with 24 red ribbons. His
closest competition came from
birds entered by Mrs. John
McCart, Newbury who collected
20 red ribbons.
J. B. Mills Goderich was the top
exhibitor in bantam poultry with
more than 20 first prizes, Next
came George Tiernan, Dashwood
and Jack Mayhew, RR 3, Clinton.
CORRECTION
An article in last week's edi-
tion incorrectly identified Dirk
Coolman as a realtor.
He is a salesman employed by
the realtor Frederick Eyre Real
Estate Ltd.
We regret any inconvenience
this error may have created.
Exeter youth
is injured
A 19-year-old Exeter youth
remains in the intensive care
ward of Victoria Hospital, Lon-
don as the result of injuries
sustained in a Friday afternoon
highway collision.
Donald McAuley, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Gerald McAuley,
sustained a severe concussion,
internal injuries and lacerations
when his vehicle collided with a
van on county road 11 and 7 in
Lambton County near
Camlachie, The van was pulling
out from an intersection when
the collision occurred.
McAuley, who was on his way
home from Sarnia where he is
taking a welding course, was
taken to St. Joseph's Hospital in
Sarnia and then transferred to
the London hospital on Saturday.
He had an operation on Sunday
for his internal injuries. The
youth was unconscious for three
days following the accident.
Brenda and Lisa at home. Dear
grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron
Gingerich, R,R, 2, Zurich. A
funeral was held from the
Westlake Funeral Home, Zurich
Sunday, September 25th with
Rev. C. Kuepfer officiating.
Pallbearers were: Harry and
Michael Zandwiyk, Donald Mar-
tin, Ray Widrick, Brad Clausius,
Charles Gingerich. Interment in
the Blake Mennonite Cemetery.
MINA FOSTER
At her residence, Zurich, On.
tario, on Wednesday, September
21, 1977, Mina (Yost) Foster,
beloved wife of the late Lang
Foster, in her 91st year. Dear
mother of Leonard of Kitchener,
Sister Philothea (Rose Marie)
I,H.M. of Monroe, Michigan,
presently Zurich, Mrs, James
(Rita) Givlin of Wellesley, Mrs.
Donald (Anna) McCullamOre of
Berville, Michigan, Mrs. Fred
(Mary) Burley of Sarnia. One
son Francis (Brother Cornelius)
predeceased. One Sister Mrs.
Hannah Jastet of Detroit. 17
grandchildren, six great.
grandchildren also survive. A
funeral was held Saturday from
the Westlake Funeral Home,
Zurich. Funeral mass was said in St. Boniface R.C. Church,
Zurich. Interment was in St
Boniface R,C. Ceinetery, Zurich,
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