The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-10-18, Page 8
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Tom and WendY Hough , of celebrate the 60th anniversary Stratford, were weekend guests of .women's work in .Goshen
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Air. and Airs. Will Scott, .of through until 1.062 when the
Hirktun, wer? guests, with her united Church Women was
sister, Mrs. Tom Doube and „f ormed,
Russell on Sunday. Guests will be the, 11OW's
Anniversary guests nrtSun' Varna and hayfield, as well as
day with Mr. and Mrs. Fred former Goshen. and Blake la-
P arkinson and family .were Mr. dies. The speaker will he the, and Airs. Harold Kerslake- of Huron Presbyterial President,
Eliniville and Air. and Mrs. Airs. G. W. Tiffin of Wingham,
Jesse Elston. Special music will be .provided, Mr, and Mrs, Tom Coward.
and boys visited her sister, Mrs.
Pretty and family elf. Rostock
on Sunday.
Mr, and Airs. Nelson Baker
visited with her sister, Alt', and
Mrs. St:Ovens of Rochester, ▪ Y. over th e wee k en d.
Air, and Airs. Fred Weide
and family of St. Anne, Man-
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farm on the Base Line,
Mr, and Mrs. Tom. Coward,
Paul and David, Mr. and Mrs.
Nelson Baker and Mrs. Oliver
Baker attended the plowing
match at Owen Sound.
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S. Yuhasz of the 'University of
Western Ontario will be assist-
ing with the course,
Please send or bring all reg-
istrations to me at the recrea-
tion office in Exeter as soon as
possible.
Square Dancing
Mrs. Doug Grayer from RCAF
Centralia called to say that this
Monday. October 22 will be the
last chance anyone will have
-to enrol in the adult square
dance club at the station. Previ-
ously, October 29 had been set
as the closing date for registra-
tions, but a change in plans
has moved the entry deadline
a week closer to the 22nd of
the month.
So if you want to particpate
in square dancing, right from
the, beginner's stage up, get
your. application in by next
Monday.
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Art Seminar
Don't forget the Art Seminar
in the Exeter library basement
tonight (Thursday, Oct. 181 at
7:30 p.m.
Mr. Paul Bennett, art advisor
for the Community Programmes
Branch, Department of Educa-
tion, will conduct the seminar.
Mr. Bennett's presentation will
include a lecture and discussion
on the history of art, a session
on programing for groups, a.
criticism of a group of paint-
ings and a question and answer
period.
The seminar is free and
everyone interested in this
is welcome to attend.
Adult Art Club
The Adult, Exeter Art Club
will baptize its 1962 program.
on Monday, October 22.
The local club will once again
use the facilities in the base-
ment of the Exeter Public Li.
brary.
Instructor, Mr. John Cham-
bers, who has painted in. Spain
and teaches night school classes
in London, will he on hand to
instruct the local group.
The program gets under way
at 8:00 p.m.
Teen Town activity
The Exeter Teen Town Club
is off and running for another
year.
The local organization held its
second "record-hop" of the sea-
son last Saturday night in the
Exeter Arena and over 100 en-
thusiastic dancers took part.
With only two "record-hops"
held this year, the local club's
membership has already hit the
103 mark,
At the Saturday night show,
"Molly" Burke and Val Gould
judged winners for a special
twist contest,
Mr. and. Mrs, John Burke and
Mr. and .1111,S. Doug Gould
chaperoned the event,
John Snell, club president and
very capable disc jockey, along
with his active executive have
a fine program lined up for the
balance of October.
The group is planning a gigan-
tic Hallowe'en Dance for Oc-
tober 26 which will fake place
in the arena. The "Crescendos"
with Dwayne Tinney & Co, will
host the special event with their
popular music.
Carolynne Simmons, Sue-Ann
Lindenfield and Marg Snelgrove
have been added to the teen
town executive, Miss Simmons
wall be the club's treasurer.
The '62-'63 adult advisory
group to the Exeter Teen Town
Club includes Mrs. Joan Har-
ness, Mrs, Val Gould, Rev,
Bren DeVries and yours truly,
Minor Bowling
The Exeter Minor Bowling
League is off to a flying start
as close to 200 youngsters from
town are performing at the lo-
cal alleys.
Instructor Ruth Durand, who
incidently is doing an excellent
job- with the supervision, has
something like 40 bantam girls,
52 bantam boys, 52 juniors and
another 30 or so seniors, made
up of girls and boys. In fact,
there are so many bantam boys
participating that it looks as
though another evening in the
week will have to be used. to
accommodate them,
By the way, Mrs. Durand
wishes to apologize for the late-
ness of the youngsters in get-
ting home last Friday. There.
were just so many bowlers that
the games couldn't be rolled
off (Iola enough to have every-
one home in time for supper.
We personally feel the minor
program has plenty of merit
for the youngsters and hope
that they continue to hold their
interest.
Attend sessions
H. was our p l easure t o a tt en d
this month's meeting of the
Exeter Lions club and outline
proposed hockey plans for the
coming season. Many thanks to
Lion President Fred Darling
for his invitation to the supper
at Centralia village.
We also enjoyed being part
of a panel discussion nn physi-
cal fitness at the Home and
School Association ni e eting
Monday evening at the Exeter
Public School. Panel members
included Public School Inspector
John Goman, high school teach-
ers Miss L. Seigner and Ron
Bogart; public school teacher
Don Tremeer and yours truly.
Joe Wooden chaired the discus-
sion, On behalf of the group,
thanks for the invitation to ex-
press various opinions,
Physical Fitness
Exeter and district will have
its first chance to participate
in a local physical fitness pro-
gram in November.
The Exeter Recreation Com-
mittee has a 10-week program
lined up for both men and
women which will take place
in South Huron District High
School.
Male classes, under instruc-
tor Ron Bogart, will commence
on Tuesday, November 6, Fe-
male participants will be guid-
ed by Miss L. Seigner and will
start on Thursday, November
8. Starting times for each divi-
sion will he 7;30 p.m.
Enrol now
In another part of the paper
.you will find a registration form
to fill out and send in if you
are interested in taking the
course. These forms should
be sent in as soon as possible
because there will he only 30
to a class. The first 30 in each
class will be accepted.
The registration fee of $5.00
has been set (50c a night) to
cover the casts of high school
use, booklets, pamphlets and
instructors.
Not 5.13X Plan
The physical fitness program
in Exeter will not be the 5-BX
plan.
It will consist of a variety of
things which will include per-
sonal records to show how much
improvement is being made by
each in Ividual,
Course features will include;
personal testing and appraisal;
exercises for all levels; gradu-
ate activity program; lectur-
ettes explaining the role and
purpose of exercise.
We feel we have a solid pro-
gram lined up for you and it
would be well worth your while
to participate in it, if at all
pOssible.
Physical Director, Michael
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By .PQN. ilaQQ1A" ORANMTT
Director of Recreation