Times Advocate, 1991-09-25, Page 291
Results from
Exeter Legion
Week
EXETER - The Exeter Royal Ca-
nadian Legion Br. 167 held Legion
Week from September 14 to 22
with various activities for Exeter
and area residents.
The week started out with a
"Chili Cook -off" on Saturday, Sep-
tember 14 and had 14 teams en-
tered. As reported in last week's T-
A the "People's Choice Award"
went to "The Happy Pants" while
South Huron Hospital placed first
in the judging awards and the Exet-
er Police DepL was second. The
Legion is thanking the many spon-
sors and comrades who helped out
at this event.
An "Open House" was held on
Monday, September 17 and on
Tuesday, September 18. Seniors
euchre was held. The winners were
men's high - Glenn Robinson,
men's lone hand - Lorne Kleinstiv-
er, men's low score Nelson Squire,
women's high score - Helen Klein-
stiver, women's lone hand - 011ie
Essery and women's low score -
Gladys Skinner.
On Wednesday and Thursday the
branch held Seniors shuffleboard
and the winners were: Wednesday:
men's high Ray Hodgson, second
Laverne Stone, third Ray Cottle.
Ladies high Wilma Davis, second
Bea Richardson, third Iva Blair.
Thursday, men's first Mike Eizen-
ga, second Lloyd Lovell and third
Ray Hodgson. Ladies fist Olive
Lindell, second Bea Richadson and
third Pearl McKnight.
On Saturday, the Branch held an
Open Dance to the community at I
no charge in appreciation for the
support of the residents of Exeter
and area.
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The Saturday afternoon meat
draw started again and this week's
winners were: first prize, 4 t -bones
and ground chuck, Shirley Smith;
second prize, 12 centre cut pork
chops, Gerry Wu m; third prize, 4
t -bones and ground chuck, Irene
Jackson; fourth prize, ham and beef
roasts, Scott Burton and fifth prize,
gift certificate, Harvey Hillman.
Sunday, September 22 the Exeter
branch was host to the Zone C-1
Convention with all 13 branches in
the zone attending. A parade
marched to the cenotaph where a
small service was held. The Con-
vention held their meeting and then
enjoyed a buffet provided by the la-
dies auxiliary.
Exeter Curling Club
Annual
Beef Barbecue
Sun., Sept. 29
4:30 - 7:30 p.m. at the
Exeter Curling Club
Adults $8.75, children 6 -
12 $4.25, children 5 and
under free
Horseback
Riding Lessons
for children and teens
$12 per hour
Public trail riding by ap-
pointment $10 per hour
Camp Craig
Ailsa Craig 293-3484
A Thank You to Everyone
As the Exeter Ambassador of 1991 I
would like to take this opportunity to
thank the people who made this all
possible for me.
Three very important people whom I
forgot to thank on Fnday night are
John Rosenberg my sponsor from
J.M.R. Electric, Dons Wei the
wind beneath my wings, Weigand
Passmore for all of her advice.
I would also like to thank all of my
friends for their su • • • and under-
standing. And my • • friend John,
who had all the con • _ oe in me
that 1 wish I had on Friday night.
My family were all very supportive
and excited for me through the
week. A special thanks to my sister-
in-law Kim Bilcke for all her help,
thanks Kimmerl
Thank you everyone for the good
wishes and I am looking forward to
serving Exeter as the Ambassador
of 1991.
Rita Bibke
Thursday, September 26 the gen-
eral meeting will be held at 8:00
p.m. with lunch to follow.
Saturday, September 28, the
branch will be visited by the Kin-
cardine Legion Br. #183 at 12 noon
and the meat draws will continue.
If any member would like to help,
aid is needed for membership, pop-
py drive and the ladies auxiliary
bingos and banquets. Please leave
your name at the branch.
Letter to Editor
Congratulations
to the Legion
Dear Editor.
Had the opportunity to attend
and participate in the Legion Chili
Cookoff Saturday, September 14.
I would like to offer my con-
gratulations not only to the win-
ners, but to the organizers as well.
It was obvious to everyone the
work and effort put into organiz-
ing this event.
Other organizers may take stock
of the events going on in the Le-
gion parking lot. There was great
entertainment
(music and oth-
erwise), a iiia
and orderly run
beer garden and su-
per prizes for all in-
volved. We may
well appreciate the great number of
projects the Legion does for the
town.
I felt quite happy to be allowed to
participate in one of these projects.
Congratulations to Dave Grundy,
Shirley Smith and Tim Alce. and
all executive members of the Le-
gions for trying something new in
town and doing it right (lots of fun
and inexpensive). Well be back
next year.
Thanks
Jim Parker
Julie Parker
Freda Downing
Terry Underhill
Chili Booth no. 14
ZURICH Ssociation
M F.C, A
Thurs.,
Dabber Sept. 26
Bingo
h
Zuric
Community Centre
Bonanza Game #1 in 53 calls
(Estimated value about $400)
Bonanza Game #2 in 56 calls
(Estimated value $500)
Jackpot --
$1,100.00 Must Go
Bingo Starts at 7 p.m.
No one under 16 eligible to play
Lucan
Community
Bingo
Wednesday
September 25
Bingo starts 7:10
Regular Games
Increased___
Prizes
$1000
Jackpot Game
Total prizes $2300
Due to the licence regulations, no
one under 16 allowed to play
Licence 0537495
It's back!
The
DROP IN
CLUB
at the Exeter Lions
Youth Centre
has announced a fall
schedule
Group ons
(grades 7-8 only )
September 27
October 11
October 25
Group two
(grades 9-10 only)
October 4
October 18
club doors open at 5
p.m. and cloy* at 10:30
For information call
235-2740 or 235-2357
HENSALL FIGURE
SKATING CLUB
REGISTRATION
Sept. 28
10 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Oct. 1 7 p.m. - 9 p.m.
Arena Lobby
Pre -registration call
263-5025 or 262-2519
' Hoourr
At Rec Centre Annex
In Huron Park
Starting Wed., Oct. 2
1:30 - 2:30 p.m.
Registration:
Karen: 228-6236
Anne: 227-4308,
Sponsored by: Exeter
Christian Reformed Church
TIIANk You
To the Exeter merchants
who supported the
Order of Alhambra
Golf Tournament
Dinney fumiture, Smyth
Shoes, Gerrard's, Big V,
Ellison Travel, RSD Sport
Den, McKerlie Automotive,
Maclean Home Hardware,
Algoma Tire, Carter's Farm
Equipment
invites you to our
5th Annual
OPEN HOUSE
Wednesday, October 9
thru
Saturday, October 12
10 am-9pm
We are decorating many rooms of
the house with quality, handcrafted,
floral gifts.
Watch for our signs between Varna
and Bayfield,
263-5367
EVERYONE WELCOME
BIRTHDAY
SPECIAL
Wayne & Marilyn Scott wish
your presence at their home
RR #3 Parkhill. 294-0287
In honour of their mother
Ruth Scott's
75th Birthday
Sun., Sept. 29
'Noon - 4/ 7 -9
Your presence will be her
treasured gift
Larry
own & Countr
Restaurant
in Crediton
1
Will be
Closed
'till
further
notice due
to family
illness
1 NOW OPEN AT .
7:00 a.m.
til
LIFTER'S
FITNESS SYSTEMS
I..
190 Thames Rd. E.,
Exeter
235-3393
Winners of our Fair
Special are
(3 month membership)
Rick Vandenbussche
Lois Godbolt
Colleen Ferguson
Marlene Parsons
MURDER MYSTERY
DINNER THEATRE
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Saturdays (7 p.m.)
Oct. 5, 12, 19 Nov. 2, 9, 16, 30, Dec. 7, 14 Only$69
Per couple
(Plus taxes & Gratuities)
Forest Golf Country Hotel
1-800-265-0214
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0 NOTICE 0
Band Practice /
for
Exeter Community Band
will resume Monday, October 7 / _
at 7 p. m. /
at South Huron District High School
DR. GRANT MACDONALD WON'T
BE ON TELEVISION THIS SUNDAY
The Rev. Dr. Grant MacDonald, of St.
Andrew's Church, Kitchener will be the
Anniversary Service Preacher at
Caven Presbyterian Church
68 Main Street South, Exeter
on
Sunday, September 29th at 11 a.m.
Fellowship time following the service
Big Big Bingo
Sun. Sept. 29
South Huron Rec Centre
0
Doors open 11:00 a.m.
Bingo begins at 1:00 p.m.
Jackpot S2,500
Total Prize Money $5,000
Sponsored by Precious Blood Building Fund
Lit:. No. 868333
Times -Advocate,
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Huron County
Health Unit
invites you to attend
A Sexuality and Birth
Control Drop -In
on every lst and 3rd
Tuesday from 11:30 a.m. to
1:30 p.m. at the
Huron County Health Unit,
Anne St.,
Exeter
Confidential counseling
provided.
Everyone welcome
e.4, DANCE
HALL
9 p.m. tot a.m.
Fri. Sept 27
Singles Dance
Kettle Creek Band
(Country Road Winners)
Sat.. Sgt. 28
Lee Davidson
i Sagebrush
349-2678
Royal Canadian Legion
R. E. Pooley Branch 167
Exeter Ontario
NOTICES
1) General Meeting - Thurs., Sept. 26th at 8 p.m. -
NEW TIME, Lunch to follow
2) Meat Draws Saturday afternoons
Notice to Ratepayers
Township of
McGillivray
3rd Installment of 1991 Taxes
Due on or before September 30, 1991
Shirley Scott,
Clerk -Treasurer
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