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Times Advocate, 1997-09-10, Page 20Page 20 Times-Advocat^ eptember 10, 1997 Cards C)f Thanks Cards Of Thanks OURDiN - We would like to thank our chil- dren, grandchildren. neighbours. friends, rel, atives front Denmark. Cralifornia and Ontario for helping us to celebrate our 50th anniversary early August 23. actual date October 18. Special thanks to' -Francis and Roy. Maxine and Delmer, Barb Collins, Josie and Walter. Vesta and Hubert. Isabel and Lorne for all their help; with food. set- ting up, etc : Francis and Roy: Maxine and Delmer for lodging for our relatives .and friends: all the donations to varioui chan- ties.-gifis and money; and Bob Desch and his band. A- great do. Thanks again. • - ,37• - • Bud and Siggie RF.ID •- I would like to say a very special thanks to neighbours. fnends.and relatives for the kind words of sympathy in the recent "death of my husband Scott. For flowers. baking brought to the house, phonecalls and sympathy cards. for money donated to S.A.11.1. and Heart & Stroke Foundation. Special thanks to Larry and Marg Hotton, Greg Skinner from the 0 P.P.. to the ladies of the church for serving lunch. to Joan Hutton for the beautiful solo. Thanks to Pat and Bruce at the Stephenson Funeral Home for their love and concern. to the pallbearers and all who visited the funeral home. Your kindness will always he remembered. - 37* Audrae ROWS =.1 wish to thank -all for the good wishes. cards. visits and gins ora the occa- sion.of my 80th birthday Kind thanks to•my family and relatives for making the day a memorable celebration. Special think you to Sandra and Dennis and fhmily for opening their home to my visitors It was greatly appreciated. Thank you again. 37* - Belva Death Notices Death Notices STECKLE - A sincere "Thank You" to all • who have assisted us in the past- month with their prayers. love and encouragement and particularly throughout Brent's surgery and hospital stay. The cards. gifts and calls for Brent have greatly assisted his recovery. Our - ulmost gratitude goes to Dr Rolando Del Maestro, neurosurgeon at Children's Hospital of Western Ontario. his staff and all Pine nurses on Seven South.Special 'Thanks" to our immediate family for.caring for Shawn and Valerie so we were able to• stay with Brent. Children, like life. are pre= clout! You never know how much your life can change'in an instant or what challenges lie ahead. We have been blessed with your support and your continued suppon and prayers are appreciated as we face- our•jour- ney onward! 37c - Cann. Kathy and Brent TASKO -.We wish to express our sincere thanks to our friends .and relatives for attending our dinner party celebrating our 40th. wedding anniversary. held at the Exeter Golf Club. Also. -Thank You' to everyone for cards. gifts, etc Special. thanks to our • family Patti. Greg, Kathleen and Enn: Mary • Lou and Paul: Stephen and I)enise,'for arranging and hosting this -special surprise -piny. All was very much appreciated. 37* - . Lewis and Madalene WALPER - Many thanks to our family, rel- atives and friends for cards. gifts. best wish- es and donations to the food hank on the occasion of my 75th birthday. Special thanks to Angie and Mark. for making it such a memorable occasion, including the sur- prise visit by -my daughters. 37c - Norma (Lloyd) Walper Birth Announcements Cate 1111 Wots4W �kry fir 1 EXETER BiBLE FELLOWSHIP 9:30 a.m: Communion Service Sunday School for aflages 11:00 a.m. Family -Bible Hour "Tuesday evenings 7:30 p.m /Bible Study • 94 Orchard Street. Exeter Everyone Welcome r . EXETER CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH 332 Huron St. W. Pastor Peter Tuininga 235-1723 September 14, 1997 j0:00 a.m. Morning Service. - .Sunday School Lust for age 3 during moming service Nursery Available 7:00 p.m. Evening Service Everyone Welcome Sunday Radio CJCS 1240 8:30 a.m. • CKNX 920 10:30 a.m. Daily T.V. Faith z0 Global 5:30 a.m. rrma EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH 187 Huron St. W. Exeter Pastor Kevin Rutledge -Assistant Pastor John Boyachek 235-2661 Sunday, September 14 Morning Worship 9:30 and 11.:00 a.m. Sunday School 9:30 arid 11:00 a.m. 7:00 p.m. Evening Fellowship Wednesday, 7:00 p.m, Family Night Everyone Welcome . September 14 11:00 a.m.-12:10 p.m. lit• Worship Broadcast on Community CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 68 Main Street South 235-2784 Minister Rev. Daniel Roushome Courtesy Car: 235-1967 Youth Worker: Tracey Whitson Bahro Sunday. September 14, 1997 9:30 a.m. Congregational Breakfast and Sunday School Kick Off 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship Sept. 17 Board and Session Mee ng Sept. 22 7:30 p.m. Kerygma starts Visitors are most welcome EXETER UNITED CHURCH Corner of James and Andrew St. Sunday, September 14, .i. 1997 10:30 B.M. Rev. Cordell Parsons Sunday School 10:30 a.m. Courtesy car: Marian Frayne, 235-1409 Nursery Provided ® September 13. 8:30 p.m. Barbecue and Auctton All welcome DALRYMPLE - Jeff and Cassie are pleased to announce the birth of theft daugh-: ter. Megan Lynn; born September 4. 1997 at 6:20`p.m. weighing .7 lbs. 9 oz: A little sister for Lindsay. Very. proud grandparents are Lee and Sandra VanDongen of Grand Bend. 'and Tum. and Muriel Dalrymple of Exeter. Megan is a second great-grandchild for Wilmer and Peggy Ferguson of Exeter She is one of many great-grandchildren for Jane VanDongen of Grand Bend and for Manon -Walters of Exeter: Many thanks toDr. _Maynard:and-the-wonderful-nursing staff at .St. Joseph's Health Centre and• to Dr. O'Connor for their excellent care. 37x WHITEFORD - Sean and Mary Margaret are happy to announce the amval of Ethan Michael born Friday. August' 22. 1997 at North York Hospital. Toronto. Welcomed with love by grandparents. Doc and Kathy Carnpbell. Exeter and Fergus -and Anne Kelly of Dublin. -Also in Exeter by great- grandiiias Betty Norman and Ise Smith. 37c In Memoriams LUTHER - In loving memory of adear mother and grandmother. Greta. who passed away September 16. 1996.: Those we love don't go away. They walk beside every day. Unseen, unheard. but always near. , . Still loved,'stdl missed. still very dear. We hold you close within our hearts. - .And there you will remain. To walk with us throughout our lives. .. Until we meet again. - Loved and sadly missed by Larry, Carole. Rob and Tem -Lynn Luther, ' 37e. LUTHER = In loving memory of a dear mother and grandmother, Greta. who passed away September 16. 1996. • ' Why should our tears in sorrow flow, When God recalls His own? • - And bids them leave a world of woe. - Foran immortal crown. - Loved and sadly missed by Ivan. Mary and family. ' - ' . 37x MAVER - In loving memory of our mother. . -grandmother. and •great-grandmother. Jean Mayer." who passed away one year ago. September 9. 1996i God saw you getting tired. When a cure was not to be. So He closed His arms around you. And whispered -Colne with Me." You didn't -deserve what you•went through. So He gave you a rest. God's garden must be beautiful. He only lakes the best. And when we saw you sleeping, So -peaceful and free from pain.. We could not wish you back. To suffer that agate. - Sadly missed by her children. grandchil- dren, and great-grandchildren. 37c; Death Notice; GRAVETF - Donald Jaynes "Boom" Gra- ven. of Hanover, passed away at Hanover and Distract Hospital, Hanover on Saturday. September 6, 1997. He was 63. Donald was born in Sudbury. son of the late Earl and Eva (Faulkner) Graven. At an early age. his family moved to Kitchener and this is where he completed his elementary and secondary schooling. Don attended Kitchener Colle- giate Institute. While in Kitchener. his first job was at the offices of Bennett and Wright. but his love was for hockey. Graven. who said he could skate before he !carred to walk, has played. coached and officiated at almost every level of hockey over the past fifty odd years. in the early 1950s he played for the Waterloo Siskins. and was part of their winning all -Ontario Championship in the 1953-54 season. For over a ten year pen- od, his "booming" slap shots earned him his nickname. When Don moved to Exeter dur- ing his hockey heydays. he became a mem- ber of the Exeter Mohawks of the Intermedi- ate A league which included teats such as . the Goderich Sailors, the Mitchell Ked Dev- ils. the Clinton Colts •and the Staihroy Rockets. He started working for Canadian Canners in Exeter and joined the Exeter Times -Advocate as a sports columnist and advertising sales person. His conutusaton based salesmanship made him very success- ful. "Doh would say that it was this inteost- ty, this entrepreneurial spirit which led him into many successful years of coaching." Don soon accepted the position of recreation director for the town of Exeter, met Mary McKnight of Exeter and they were married in 1956. Mary was an avid hockey fan and supporter and it was at the focal arena. where they had first met! The Gravetts have three sons - Mark and his wife Cathenne with two children. Celtic and Luke of Toron- to: Gary and his.wife Lynne with two chit dren. Ashley and Kaitlyn of Port Elgin: and John and his wife Michelle of Guelph. Don came to Hanover as. the recreation director and managed the Coliseum -and other cultu- ral and recreational activities between 1964 and 1977. As recreational director in Hano- ver and during his time in Exeter..Don ran a summer camp on the shores of Lake Huron, just' nosh of Goderich-for 32 years. Over this rime more than 4000 campers and play- ground leaders came from across ,Cenada to- expenence this wonderful fellowship and competitive spirit - Boom's Kin Camp. Boohro and Boom's Rec-camp! Whatever the name. soon former campers were send- - ing their children to the weekly camp. Al- ways one to be fluty and involved in com- munity activities.. Don also coached the Hanover Barons-lthen known as the Hum-. canes) for three seasons in the late 1960's: With the encouragement of friends in both Exeter and Hanover. Don conducted hbckey schools- from "Ridgetown to Renfrew". "I. enjoy the kids".he said most often and "Cm proud of trying to help kids along the way." It was common to bear Don say that he is upset by coaches who are more -interested in - winning than they are in encouraging kids to do better. Don said children learn from the examples set by -coaches, and thus. to restore • the respect and discipline -which he sees as a lost pan of today's game. Gravett commonly noted that* minor •hockey is the' stepping stone for kids in• life! New opportunitie.s- kept coming, and in 1976 he joined a small team of hockey buffs and they gave birth to the Canadian Qldtiiners Hockey Associa- tion. Don was the •Director of Development an spent time travelling across Canada plant- ing -the seeds and organizing local teams and tournaments for oldtimer hockey. Graven played with the Montreal Westmount Old - turners and was very instrumental in the first two international tournaments -held in Hol- land in 1976 and Switzerland in 1977. To- day oldtimer hockey is played in almost eve=; ry Canadian community and has grown into a global organization. Don returned to Southwestern Ontano and bnefly acted as the recreational director in Wianorebefore starting up the Lakeside Shopper in Hanover which was a trernendous success for over l-4 years. Eventually this "little - shopper that grew'' became the SaugeenCity News. Gra- . ra- -vett-thensoCd i ere pager to TW. Eedy Pub- lishing hut remained as publisher until his health problems persisted. Don's family un- derstood the pressures -of growing up in the public light,- and became more and more supportive of his special projects and ambi-. nous ideas for enhancing the•community life in Hanover over the_years. "Don would kid that the only place whereby he gets respect is on/the ice!" After 151 years as an OMHA official supervisor and who. up to just two years ago referred 66 games. the old ttttaa�jim was too crusty tole intimidated! Don didn't stop at hockey. Ne was an avid 'golfer, • ' his most recent accomplishment was wt- ning'the gold medal in golf at the Ont Senior Games. Hanover and area residents will remember him for his outstanding lead- ership and -contributions during Canada's centennial year. The year long centennial projects in 1967 resulted with Don being awarded a Canadian tribute for his dedicated efforts! Many Hanovenans still treasure his . "Pfcto-Peek" centennial edition of which he both edited and published:. Don never turned down a request or a challenge. He tirelessly promoted the Hanover region and it's re- sources. He was a very proud man. a dedi- -eated fan of the Montreal Canadiens hockey dub and a champion of values of Canadian citizenship. Gravett. along with Duncan McCallum and Scony Duncan of Hanover. were . the co-chairs for Hanover's 1994 Homecoming celebrations. Whenever this trio of enthusiasts were told that celebration plans were either too lavish or perhaps Han- over wasn't able to play in the big leagues. Scotty. Duncan and Boom proved them wrong! Even in his • forced retirement for -health reasons. Don .almost single-handedly organize last. years Food Bank Bonnie!. 'Don was already making- preparations for this years Bonspiel in November, from hit hospital room; And finally, Don's sheer gnt and determination pot him right in the mid- dle arid he -look responsibility of promoting and organizing the- "Snowbirds" extremely successful event in May at the•Saugeen Mu= mcipal.Airport. Some .of Don's final words to many people was that he would keep lay- ing and refemng hockey as long as his legs.' held out: Don stated. 1'11 be done when my . skates are done." Well, his skates outlived him so Don will take them with him on - life's next journey. Visitation was at High- ton Funeral Home, Hanover on Sunday, 7-9 p.m and Monday 2-4 and 7-9. p.m. Funeral service was held on Tuesday September 9. 1997 et 11 am., al Grace United Church. Hanover. Rev. Douglas Kaufman officiated. Interment in Hanover Cemetery, Hanover. Ontano. Pall bearers were Honorary pall- bearers are Duncan - McCallum. Ernest "Scotty" Duncan and C.M. Bud Bitton: Pall- bearers were Bill Whamsby, Bev Skinner, Harry Kibler. Glenn Warren, Bernie. Haines and Brian Hohl. Memonal donations to the Canadian Cancer Society or chanty of ones choice were appreciated as expressions of sympathy. c/o Mighton Funeral Home. Han- over (519) 364-3660. 37 1 McNAUGHTON - At Queensway Nursing Home, Hensel!. on Saturday. September 6, 1997. Mildred E. (Scntton) McNaughton of Hensall in her 86th year. Beloved wife- of the late Peter McNaughton (1981). Dear mother of Dorothy Corbett of Hensall and t Robert McNaughton and his wife Helen of Seafonh. Loving grandmother of 5 grand- children and 3 great-grandchildren. Predeceased by one son-in-law Edward Corbett. one brother Harold Scruton and sisters Alma Horton and Joyce Vickers. Also survived by several nieces and nephews. Visitation in the Hensel! Chapel on Monday and the complete Funeral Service was conducted on September 9. 1997. Rev. Nancy. Fraser officiated. Interment Hensall Union 'Cemetery. Memorial contributions to Heart and Stroke Foundation or Hensall United Church would be appreciated by the family. 1.M. McBeath Funeral Home, Zurich entrusted with arrangements. (I.519-236.4365). 37c CHESLEY MARKET OPEN FRI m SAT . SUN NEW & USED FURNITURE, HOUSEWARES, WOOD PRODUCTS, CLOTHES & MORE. CONSIGNMENTS WELCOME CALL DON (519)881.6199 MORRISSEY - Peacefully at Exeter Villa Exeter on Tuesday. September 2, 1997, John "Jack" Augustus Morrissey. formerly of Soutttcott Pines, Grand Bend and prior to that of RR 2 Crediton. in his 89th year. Beloved husband of the late M: Angela (Mulligan) Morrissey. (1987). Loving father of David and Leona of RR 3 Ailsa.Craig, Nancy and Scotty Regier of Ripley. Bob and Brenda of Grand Bend, Eileen and Cart McBride of Pompano Beach. Florida, Jim and Loma of Crediton, Dennis and Sandi of London, Angela Mary and Michael Boyle of London. Ann and Barry Baynham of Exeter. Hewill be sadly missed by 27 loving grand- children and 18 great-grandchildren. Loved by his many nieces, nephews and theft fami- lies. Predeceased by his parents Augustus. (1953) and Catherine McPhee (1978), broth- ers Andy. Ben and Cyril. sisters Kay Groom: - Sister Mary Avila (Martha). Mary Bedard and Winnifred Desjardine. Rested.at the T. Harry Hoffman & •Sons Funeral Home. Dashwood. Funeral Mass was celebrated at 'Our Lady of Mount Carmel Roman. Catholic Church. Mount Carmel on September 4. • 1997. Rev. Father Paul Baillargeon Celebrant, Interment Mount 'Carmel Cemetery. If desired: memorial donations to Exeter Villa of the Parkinson Foundation would be appreciated. As 'well as being a •-cattle drover all his. life: -John bad a very busy pyblic life as Reeve of Stephen Township. Warden of Huron County. Huron County Health Board, S.H.D.H.S. School • Board, member of Knightsrof Columbus. Canadian Trotting -Association. Ontario Harness Horse Association and a presiding Judge of Harness Racing. ' ':37c NEGRIJN - At Huronview Nursing Home. - Clinton. on September S. 1997, Wilhelmina Negnjn. of Clinton and formerly of Exeter and Gouda. Holland, in her..86th year. Beloved wife of the.late Fred Negrijn ( 1981). -Dear mother of Anne and John Herron of Lethbridge. Alberta: Winnie Gngg and John Bogostowski of Burlington and Fred and Ruthanne Negrijn of Exeter.. Dear grandmother of Michael, Susan; Peter. Debbie. Jeff, David and Bryan. Also sur- vived by 11 great-grandchildren. Dear sister of two sisters in the Netherlands. Predeceased by one sister of the Netherlands. M the request of the family there will be no visitation. A private family service was held at the Hopper. Hockey Funeral Home, Exeter on September 8. 1997. interment Exeter Cemetery. Donations to the. Canadian Cancer Society would -he appreciated by the family. 37x RATH .- Peacefully at. London Health Sciences Centre, Victoria Campus on . Sunday. September 7. 1997. William John HenryRath of Grand Bend in his 76th year. Survived by his best friend and lover. • . Delight "De" (Wright) Rath: Loved father and father-in-law of Judy and Ted Sanders of RR 1 Grand Bend. David and Pam Rath of Sarnia Joan Rath and companion Scott O'Lian of London and John Coeck of Greenway. Dear grandfather of Wanda and Jim Sanders, Jennifer and Samantha Rath. Phillip and Jason Coeck. At Bill's request there will be no public visitation or funeral service: Cremation with private family inter- ment service. Pinery Cemetery. If desired. ' memorial donations to the Heart and Stroke 'Foundation. Kidney Foundation (Sarnia Branch), Grand Bend United Church Memorial Fund or charity of choice would be appreciated. Bill was the owner of Rath & Son Electric and was well known in the • Grand Bend and surrounding areas. T: Harry Hoffman & Sons Funeral Home. Dashwood •entrusted with funeral arrangements 1237- 3532): - 37c STANLAKE - At South Huron Hospital. Exeter on Monday. September 8. 1997. Noonan S. Stanlake of Exeter in his 87th year. Beloved husband of Mabel (Workman) Stanlake. Dear father of Douglas and Patricia Stanlake of London, Eleanor Stanlake of. Toronto and Barbara and Bill Worobess of Whitby. Dear grandfather of Jordan. Sabnna and Samantha: Nicholas and Alexander. Dear.brother of Lloyd and Neil Stanlake, both of Exeter. Predeceased by a sister Isabel Preszcator and a brother Donald. Friends called at the Hopper Hockey Funeral Home. 370 William Street. 1. west 'of Main, Exeter on Tuesday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. where the funeral service will be held on Wednesday. September 10 at 2:30 p.m. with Rev. Daniel Roushome officiat- ing. Interment Exeter Cemetery. Donations to the Canadian Cancer Society. Caven Presbytenan Church Memonal Fund or the chanty of your choice would be appreciated by the family. An Oddfellows Service will be held in the funeral home Tuesday evening at 6:30 p.m, - 37c' SOUTH HURON HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION Managing Your Diabetes Practical & Helpful Classes 4 Short 2 hour Sessions Wednesday, Sept. 17, 24 & Oct. 1 & 8 8:45 to 11:00 a.m. South Huron Hospital, Exeter Fee: 525.00 To register cell Hemet Vendeborne, R.D.. 235-2700, extension 239 s COUNTRY & WESTERN DANCE LESSONS f Fill Felaednls Dashwood Community Centre UNE DANCING Wed. Sept. 24 -Nov. 26 (9 weeks) Children's 6:00-7:00 (ages 6-12) Beginners 7:155:15 Intermediate 8:30.10:00 t<OUPLES/PARTNERS F)'I Sept. 26 -Dec. 19 (8 weeks) Beginners 7:15-8:30 Intermediates 8:30 10:00 FOR MORE INFORMATION & TO CALL TO REGISTER JOE & LINDA ARNOLD Cal) after 5:00 (519) 237-35511 Response will determine class avadebrlfy Members N. T A. Goad run • Good Musu • Good Friends Happy Birthday -Big B" Bev, Brat, Buttercup, Barbara love from the ! ' n 'rum DUI \I'tI\N IIIN Centralia Huron Park Lions wish to thank all of our sponsors for your continuing support of our ,-annual Car Show. Your generosity makes this event very successful and is greatl appreciated. Lamm To Play Bridge or Play Better Lessons by accredited teacher. 8 • 2 hour lessons Manual $15. Lessons $12. Tuesdays & Thursdays 7-9 p.m. Sept. 9 - Oct. 2 Limited space 235-3198 The children of Bob & Lila Foster wish to • invite all friends & relatives to help celebrate their parents - 40th Anniversary at Kirkton C/Con Sept. 13, '97 at 9 p.m. Best Wishes Only Please EXETER FIGURE SKATING REGISTRATION THURS. SEPT. 11- 7-9 p.m. SAT. SEPT. 13 - 10-1 p.m. at EXETER REC CENTRE Coaches: Kathy Merner and Patti Firth FOR INFO: Julianne Varley 235-0243 or Lori Baker 235-1039 BENEFIT FOR THE FAMILY OF RODNEY PARENT GAR'S BAR & GRILL presents v * Stu McCann & The Blaring Knuckleheads t * Roy's Garage ti * Positively Pickled Fri. Sept. 12 •9 to 2 *******i*************** * * * * * * * FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 12 * Hall opens Local entertainment SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 13 Parade - Entries -call Glenn Copeland 229-8846 * Pet Show - following parade Baby Show - pre -registration - e.00 -.:00 p:m. Picks & Sticks- * . • 4-11 Achievement Day - Dairy & Beef * • Pedal Tractor Pull . . * • Ellis Irwin Amusements '11• Welcome Horseshoe pitchers • 3 pitch baseball * 3:00-4:00 p;m. Farmers Olympics * (pre -register contact Gerald Weersrnk 229-8156) * * General Admission 84.00 - SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 14 * 1:00 p.m. -7 Demolition Derby Contact Steve Ulch 229.8137 * * 2:00-8:00 p.m. Fiddlers Jamboree * •. Meal avellable ' Adults S9.00 ' Children under 12 $4.00 KIRKTON FALL FAIR Kirkton-Wootlhanl Community Centre SEPTEMBER 12 -- 13 14, 1997 * 7:30 p.m. * 12 Noon * *1:30p.m. A • GENERAL ADMISSION 85 • 12 years & under Free - if Accompanied try an adult ' or doming events YES! IT'S TRUE. Murray • i'hnstmas House will be open every day, 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. starting September 3 to December 23. 10% off every purchase and 50% off select- ed merchandise. Offering unique gifts. decorating ideas, thousands of choice; (311 10 exciting rooms. You've seen us on T.V.. and read about us. • Please come share "Our Magical Christmas Home". Treat yourself. your family and all your friends. to the ulti- mate shopping expenence. 7304 Richmond St.. Attona. 519-828-3398 or 1-800.575- 1974. 35.39• • ANNUAL BARBECUE AND AUCTION at Exeter United Church. Saturday. • September 1.3. 1997, 6:30 p.m. . 37' EXETER VILLA APPLE PIE SOCIAL, Sunday, September 14. 2 p.m. Music with Bob Heywood. . - 36.37' • WOMEN OF ALL AGES. You are invited to come 10 an interfaith Bible Study where there is a strong community focus. This study provides an environment for you to investigate the Chnstian faith or grow in your relationship with Jesus Chnst. Feel free to come starting September 16, every Tuesday morning at 10 a.m.-11:30 a.m. Nursery and child care will he provided. Located at Exeter Chnstian Reformed Church. 37c STORY HOUR for children ages 3-5 are welcome to have fun singing. listening to Bible stones. making crafts, and playing games. This will be held in Exeter Chnstian Reformed Church starting September 16 at 10 a.m. For more information call Karen at 228-6236. • • 37c CONCESSION SPACES still available at the Exeter Fair. September 19 and 20. Promote your product. reach your market. Call 235-1284 to hook your spot. 36,37c SINGLES DANCE, Sunday. September 21 at the Brussels Legion Hall. Dancing from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. Music by Ken Scott. 37• SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, Entry forms due for the Scarecrow contest. to be held October 4. Total cash prizes of 5600 to be won. Forms at Parks Bluebemes, 519- 692-5373. 37c COMMUNITY LIVING -SOUTH HURON. Our annual craft show and bake sale is Saturday, October 18. New vendors welcome. Please call before September 30, 236- 4208 or 233-9297.afler 6 p.m. - 35-37