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Times-Advocate, 1985-04-24, Page 15Woodhan! Hwy. 23, Woodham 229-6740 is your loco) TEXACO - bulk oil and lubricant depot Buy your motor oil, hydraulic oil, gear oil, grease, etc. by the case, pail or drum. At wholesale prices For Complete Car Care visit Jim Nixon Motors Keep Your Car In Good Shape at Jim Nixon Motors Class "A" mechanical work V18.00 per hour We hand wash. wax. and vacuum cars six day s a week Reconditioned Batteries, 6 months guarantee for cars and trucks New Tires on Sale Tow truck in service from 8-8 six days a week. WE CARE ABOUT YOU AT JiM NIXON MOTORS , McKnight, Deanne and Rob, Exeter, and attended Rob's Confirmation Mr. and Mrs. Robert Annan, Nan- cy Annan, Susan Spencer and Mrs. Edith Miller of Timmins, Ontario recently spent one week in Don Mills and Toronto area with Mr. Blair An- nan, Larry Annan and Susan Payne of Don Mills, Ontario. Jim Nixon Motors Exeter Main St South 235 2758 1r4 A GOOD CAUSE Antoinette Pachlarz (left), Carole Luther and Jean Mommersteeg practice their delivery during the annual Grand Bend CWL Bowling for Cancer at Town and Country Lanes in Zurich. BABYSITTING COURSE GRADUATES — These are the graduates of a six-week babysitting course spon- sored by Alpha Pi Sorority, Exeter. The course was taught at South Huron and District High School, by Nancy Charrette and Liz Taylor. Back row from left: Robert Verberne, Todd McCann, Justin Charrette, Derek Schwartzentruber, Jeff Poole, Craig Soldon, Horten Tinney, Gordon Hamilton. Middle: Donna Smith, Joanne Marquardt, Bonnie Watson, Susan Selves, Tracy Shute, Angela Mieike, Rosa Brand, Sheila Dougall. front: Alan Blommaert, Todd Hunking, Sueann Soldan, Jodi Urlin, Tracy Humphreys, Denise Kints. Ab- sent: Tina Smith, Julie Tiernan. Lodge visitin CentraIis g Hodgins. Florence reports having a very good winter in the south. coming home when the weather wasn't the best. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilson return- ed home last week from Florida where they have spent the last two monl hs Sunday Mrs. Von Overholt attend- ed a baptismal ceremony for her granddaughter Sarah Elizabeth, held at Mt. Carmel lt.('. Church. A family By Mrs. hoo5 The 1.0.0.x'. Lodge of Exeter will hold a service at the Centralia United Church on Sunday April 29 at 1I : 15. Personals . Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Morley of West McGillivray, Mrs. Charlie ltodgins and Mrs. Florence Mcinnis of ('hesley visited on Sumlay with Mrs. Florence 4 Men's tet. Slo-Pitch Meeting Anyone interested in joining or entering a team in a recrea- tional men's slo-pitch league on Sunday evenings should attend this meeting held on Wednesday, May 1st - 7:30 p.m. at the South Huron Rec Centre For information call 235-2833 1 &ve(er &(f eoun(ry (dlu6 NOW OPEN BOOK NOW Tournaments Wedding Receptions Special Parties Wedding Anniversaries Membership Fees Men Ladies Man & Wife Student 16-18 Junior, 15 & under (restricted; 85.00 375.00 185.00 110.00 285.00 100.00 Family Green Fees Weekdays, 18 holes $6.00 Sat., Sun. 8 Holidays 9 holes $8.00 18 holes $10.00 Ladies Opening Tuesday, May 7. Pot luck dinner 12:30 New members welcome * Pro -shop * Snack Bar Phone 235-1517 Located on County Road 6, Half Mile E., of Hwy. No. 4 dinner followed at the home of Sarah's parents Marten and Laura Overholt, Exeter. The regular Monday evening euchre party was held in the Com- munity ('entre on April 15 with prizes going to High Score Lily Swartz and Harry Noels. Lone Hands, Charlotte Barker and Ilazel Cunningham play- ing a man's card. Low Score, Blanche Hodgins and Earl Morgan. The next euchre on April 29 will he convened by Bill and Eliz. Mport and Boy and Lily Swartz. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Cronyn return- ed hone on Saturday evening after spending the past 8 days in Nassau with I.G.A. Retailers They reported excellent weather and a good time. Motocross is opened The 1985 Motocross Season Opener was held Sunday at Holly Gully. Sun- day's race was the first CMA (Cana- dian Motorcycle Association) sanc- tioned race of the year. A warm breeze and sunny skies helped to make the event a success for not only the riders but the spec- tators as well. The track was in ex- cellent condition and riders set very fast lap times. right from the first race. Riders competed in all classes from Schoolboys right up to Experts The next race at Holly Gully will he held on Saturday. April 27 when the House league season opener will he held. Sunday's race winners are as follows: School boy 1311 "A". Marty Burr. Caledonia: school boy 80 "B". Greg Happy, Hamilton. junior 1254 "A". Rick Tripodi, Markham: Junior 125 "11". ,fames Rouhcs. Stoney ('reek: junior 250, Sam Davis. Pickering: junior open, Terry Baker, Ancaster Senior 125. Lino Zecca, Midhurst senior 250, Tim Rayner, MI. Plea- sant . senior open, Ron Bardoel, Put - nam: expert 125, Mike Burr. Caledonia: expert 250, Dave Beatty, Sarnia: expert open. Doug Brown. Brantford. The next race scheduled for Hully Gully will he held on Sunday May when the ATV's take to the track, and on May 28 the Motocross race action returns once again. Times -Advocate, April 24, 1985 Page 3A Dashwood seniors enjoy Mt. Carmelresent p ation By MRS. IRVIN RACER Dashwood Seniors met Monday, April 15 with over 200 in attendance. Guests were present from Exeter, HKnsall, Zurich and Grand Bend. The ('WL of Mount Carmel presented their play, "Murder for the Bride" which was very enjoyable. Following a lunch of sandwiches and squares the Seniors held a short business meeting. Due to the meeting falling on the May 20 holiday it will be held May 13. Plans were made to at- tend the Spring Rally in Clinton. A donation was made to the Dashwood and Area Business Association for the book they are hav- ing printed. Please phone your news to 237-3244 for the next three weeks. The Lutheran Laymen's League Rally was held at St. John's Church, Seebach's Hill Wednesday, April 17 with Ted Ulmer, Kitchener, speaking on the Lutheran Church in Canada. John Daniels spoke of the many countries he had visited promoting the Lutheran Laymen's League. Ed Becker also spoke. Lunch followed. Officers appointed were - Presi- dent, Daniel Mellecke; vice- president, Earl Keller; segretary. -KathyIler.— - Spring Rally Six Senior Citizens from Dashwood club attended the Senior Citizens Spring Rally in Clinton, Wednesday. Guest speaker Mrs. Lovina Bloom- field was most interesting. 1t was an Horse club picks slate The first meeting of the Exeter 4-H Horse and Pony Club was held on April 15 at Adriaan Brand's farm. There were 18 present including leaders Adriaan Brand and Kelly Ryan. The club welcomed new -members, Kelly Young, Shannon Bird, Lee Hope and Gary Wilson. The executive officers for the com- ing year were elected: Marie DeBruyn, president; Tammy Thur- man, vice-president; Jackie Schot- troff, secretary and Janice Bishop, press reporter. After the elections, the event calendar for the year was planned. There is a horse club movie night on April 25 at the Clinton Public School. It .begins at 7:00 p.m. Everyone is welcome. There will be a judging competition -on May 25 at the Clinton fair grounds. Horses, dairy and beef cattle, corn, soybeans, eggs, hay, apples and jeans will be judged. Registration is at 8:15 a.m. On July 20 the Exeter 4-H Horse and Pony Club invites you to a rodeo at the E>leter Fairgrounds. Our special guests will be the employees of ARC Industries and the students of Huron Hope. The rain date is July 27. This year looks like an interesting one and we would appreciate support from you. enjoyable day. The fall rally will be held at the Stan -Lee Hall. Personals Mary Rader spent Friday at Ailsa Craig with Mr. and Mrs. Wellwood Gill and the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller and girls, Zion. She attended Karen's Confirmation at Zion United Church. The family of Mrs. Lucinda Keller held open house Saturday in honor of her 80th birthday. Many called to ex- tend good wishes and congratulations. Mrs. Oscar Miller had the misfor- tune to fall down a flight of stairs. She suffered a cracked wrist and other cuts and bruises. Mrs. Florence Martene spent Sun- day with Dean and Joanne Kernick is Lincoln star Centre John Kernick, who was one of the top performers in the playoffs, was selected St. Marys Lincolns' most valuable player this season. Kernick and four other Lincs received team awards last Thursday during the Lincolns'Tan apprecation- night at the community centre. After collecting 28 goals and 28 assists in the regular schedule, Ker - nick shone in the playoffs. In 21 post - season games, the 19 -year-old Exeter native scored 20 goals and added 20 assists. Paul Kalbfleisch, one of six Lincs to go overage this year, won MVP honours the last two seasons. Lin- colns' MVP award is donated by Frank Edye. 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