Times Advocate, 1995-08-23, Page 17Page 16
Times -Advocate, August 23,1995
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Hodgert golf 'tournament
held at Exeter Golf Club
Rhoda Rohde
THAMES ROAD - On Sunday
August 13 the annual Hodgen golf
tournament was held at the Exeter
Golf Club.
The winning team was Tim
Parker, Dave Veal, Michele Hod-
gert.
Most honest team was, Brenda
Hern, Tom Mahon, Karel Hodgert,
longest drive, Tim Parker, closest
to pin, Ross Hodgert, low putts,
Michele Hodgert, high putts, Tom
Mahon. Low gross men, Rick
Parker, low gross ladies, Michele
Hodgert, runner up for ladies. Ju-
dith Parker. Twenty-one people
participated.
Afterwards everyone went to the
home of John and Laurel Miner
and family for a pot luck supper.
Personals
Rick and Karen Etherington,
Derek and Robyn returned home
recently after having visited with
their uncle George Hooper of Mar-
gate, England for a few weeks.
Bill and Marion Dalrymple and
son Jon of Glasgow Scotland visit-
ed with Murray and Beatrice Daw-
son for some time.
Congratulations to Don and
Anne Bray on the birth of another
Hensall
United Church
HENSALL - Sharon Wurm was
the guest speaker at Hensall Unit-
ed church on August 20. Sharon's
theme was "On My Honor I will".
The children's hymn was "This is
my Father's World". The chil-
dren's story was "A Creed for
Life". George and Judy Parker
greeted the worshippers. Ross
Kercher and George Parker were
the ushers. Doug Klopp was the
organist. The Friendship Circle
will hold their first meeting on
Tuesday September 5 at 8 p.m.
The Carmel Presbyterian Church
Women will meet on September
11 at 8 p.m. Several people from
the Hensall area attended the 50th
wedding anniversary of Erma and
Lloyd Bowerman on Sunday Au-
gust 20.
granddaughter Alison Dunlop, on
Friday August 18 a daughter for
Jim and Ruth Dunlop, and a sister
for Jimmy, Ashley, and Tommy.
Congratulations to Larry and Le-
ona (Glavin) McCarter who were
married on Saturday. The Thames
Road women catered to their meal
and lunch at the South Huron Rec
Centre. Quite a number of people
from this area attended their recep-
tion and dance.
Sympathy of the community is
extended to Maybelle Cann, her
family and relatives in the passing
of Carman Cann whose memorial
service is on Wednesday.
Sympathy of the community is
extended to Lorne Passmore, his
family and relatives in the sudden
passing of Audrey Passmore whose
funeral is to be on Wednesday.
Coming events
Vacation Bible School is being
held this week at Thames Road
Church from 6:30 - 8:30 p.m.
There will be no Bible School on
Wednesday evening owing to base-
ball windup. On Friday evening the
parents are to attend at 8:30 p.m.
for a program and bring a pot luck
dessert.
Thank You
A much appreciative thank
you to everyone who contrib-
uted to a very successful
premier season to the
EXETER ECOLOGY GARDEN:
Beta -Sigma Pbi
Canadian Tire
Centralia Farmers' Supply
Ellison Travel
Exeter Agricultural Society
Exeter Career Experience Camp
Exeter Golf Club
Exeter lions Club
Exeter optimist Club
Exeter Times -Advocate
Exeter Town Works Dept.
George McEaan
Glenn )(ells
Greencare
Hassell! Dlstric Co-op
Huron Ridge Acmes
Jamie Tomes
Maclean
Mike's S/gns
Rick Hundey
SH.D.H.S Students Council (1995.96)
Soutb Huron DtsMa Higb Scbool
Town of Exeter
Tiivetl Memorial Cburcb
W.G.n & son
Special�n�:banks to all the bard working
volunteers
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reveal the glowing
youthful, soft and supple
skin that has always been there,
you need a facial peel, one
performed by professionals in a
medical setting, using
procedures available to
physicians.
After your first peel, your
face will look and feel softer.
Wrinkles, lines, large pores and
brown spots begin to fade
away, and skin tone improves.
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4-H car wash
Exeter 4-H club members
sponsored a car wash Sat-
urday at the Save U Gas
Bar. Shown in scrubbing
action are one of the moth-
ers Kathy Gielen, leader
Rebecca Darling, Michael
Hodgins, Shannon Gielen
and Lisa Hodgins. The club
will be staging a horse
show at the Exeter Commu-
nity Centre grounds Thurs-
day morning at 9 a.m. Club
leaders are Rebecca Dar-
ling and Cathy Walper.
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Exeter
will be honoring
Helen Pratt
with a "Customer Appreciation Day"
on Monday August 28.
Helen is retiring after 30+ years of
dedicated service to the Bank of
Montreal and its customers.
Please join us in wishing Helen a
wonderful retirement.
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on Monday August 28.
Helen is retiring after 30+ years of
dedicated service to the Bank of
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