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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1966-10-06, Page 19photo by Engel MR. AND MRS. DAVID VAREY Double-ring ceremony Color James Stewart, Audie Murphy Kettles Go To Town" Marjorie Main Friday & Saturday only Box Office Opens at 7:45 p.m. First Show starts at Dusk OCTOBER 7, 8 DOUBLE F EATUR "Night Passage" BROWNIE'S DRIVE-IN Theatre n, chow' OPEN WEEKENDS PN.Y Bpx Office Opens at 7:3Q First Shaw at 8:00 FRIDAY and SATURDAY October 7 • a Double Feature "IN HARM'S WAY" (Adult Entertainment) John Wayne - Kirk Douglas Patricia Neal "THE DISORDERLY ORDERLY" Jerry Lewis - Susan Oliver Color Cartoon SPECIAL SUNDAY MIDNITE SHOW — OCT. 9 DOUBLE FEATURE - IN COLOR "THE TERROR" (Adult Entertainment) Boris Karloff - Jock Nicholson Plus a Science-Fiction Thriller "ATRAGON' ALL-STAR CAST Cartoon FRIDAY October and m15 SATURDAY Double Feature - In Color 46 SHE /I Ursula Andress John Richardson Peter Cushing Joy in the Morning Richard Chamberlain Yvette Mimieux Arthur Kennedy Adult Entertainment Cartoon Exeter Kinsmen's Twelfth Annual HARVEST JAMBOREE :011 ftf. • k:N\ tat::: • „sts Vora teZ ar tat, ,cas r4t="4r.‘ •••5' Exeter TEEN TOWN EXETER ARENA Saturday, Oct. 8 8:30 - 11:30 The Penny Farthings Adinissiori: 75¢ (with membership) $1,00 (Guests of members) Absolutely No slacks allowed We reserve the right to refuse admission, Times-Advocate, 'October 6, 190 •P00, 17 alcidulph. gal marks, event. Mrs. Bob Blair entertained several little girl friends of her daughter Fay Ana who celebrat, ed a birthday Tuesday, Mr*. Ken Anderson and fa.m- ily of Dorchester accompanied by Mrs, Ellen Flannigan, Lon- don visited with Mr. & Mrs. Jack Blair Sunday, Mr. & Mrs, Sam Skinner and family were guests Sunday of Mr. & Mrs, Bill Morley, Whalen. Guests Sunday with Mr.& Mrs, M. H. Elston were Mr. & Mrs. Fred Elston, Detroit, and Mr. Leonard Wilson, Centralia and Tuesday, their uncle Mr, Clar- ence Fletcher, Woodham. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Atkinson spent Sunday evening with Mr. & Mrs. Jas. Eagleson, Parkhill. Mr. & Mrs. Jas. Kirkham of Mitchell visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. George IvIcralls. Mr. & Mrs, M. H. Elston at- tended the 50th wedding anniver- sary reception Wednesday even- ing held in honor of Mr. & Mrs. Clark Fisher, Exeter. Weekend guests of Mr. & Mrs. Allan Elston and family were Mr. & Mrs. Doug Grayer and Bob of Richmond Hill. They also call- ed on Mr. & Mrs. Mervin Elston. Mr. Grayer was formerly at RCAF Centralia. By MRS. ROSS SKINNER Mrs. Basil Healy, Miss Evelyn Lindsay of Toronto and Robert Woods of Woodstock spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. J. Woods. Mrs. Eloise Cotton of London visited with Mr. & Mrs. J. Woods on Sunday. Mrs. Cotton was form- erly Miss Steadman. 11111ff,.fllll 1111111011141111.1111114 llllllll 11110111101114111111 Rec news By J. E. BURT II lllll M1111111111111111111111 lllll I llllll 1411111111111111 llllll The biggest Arena news is that the compressor was started Saturday and ice-making has now begun and (weather permitting) should be completed by Oct. 4. No date has yet been scheduled for the first game. Friday night the Lucan Lions Club held its Sept. dance and Saturday night the C anadlan Play- boys held their Saturday night dance. Presentation and Dance for Mr. & Mrs. Jack Tweddle (nee Corot McLinchey) West McGillivray Hall FRI., OCT. Music by Doug Lewis' Orchestra EVERYONE WELCOME RECEPTION AND DANCE For ROBERT (BOB) ERB and SHARON ANNE LEE (Bridal Couple) SAT., OCT. 8 9:00 p.m. ZURICH ARENA Music by 'DESJARDINE'S ORCHESTRA Everyone Welcome Lunch Provided Ferneries, lighted candelabra, ribbon decked pews and tall standards of large yellow and bronze shasta mums, formed the setting in the Lucan United Church at 6 pm Wednesday, Sept. 28, for the double-ring ceremony when the Rev. G, W. Sach united in wedlock Jean Marie Lankin and David William Varey. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack E. Lankin of Main St., Lucan and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Varey of London. Given in marriage by her fath- er the bride chose a floor-length Italian silk faille gown, fashion- ed with scoop neckline, elbow length sleeves, empire waist- line and bell A line skirt. Her detachable watteau chapel-length train and her dress were ap- pliqued with French Alencon lace embroidered with seed pearls. A four tier elbow-length veil of French silk illusion was held in place by a circle of chrysan- themum petals encrusted with a matching seed pearl debign. She carried a cascade of white hy- brid orchids, stephanotis and pol- ished ivy. Miss Betty Ann Young of Lu- can, as maid of honor, and Mrs. Don Lankin and Miss Nancy Has- kett, also of Lucan as brides- maids, were all gowned alike in floor-length A-line dresses of old gold peau de soiewith match- ing cut-velvet tops. The extra rear fulness formed a panel train. Matching headdresses of cut- velvet petals, held their cocktail veils. They carried cascades of yellow roses and bronze shasta mums. Mr. Donald Varey of London, was best man for his brother and another brother, Mr. Doug- las Varey and Mr. Don Lankin brother of the bride, were ush- ers. Mrs. G, W. Sach as organist provided traditional wedding mu- sic and accompanied Mrs. Brent Bamford of London, who sang "The Wedding Prayer" and "This is our Day". At a reception and dinner at the Community Centre, resplend- ent with yellow roses, bronze mums and gold candles, the bride's mother, received in a moss green imported peau de sole ensemble, with matching acces- sories and a corsage of Fall tone cymbidium orchids. She was as- sisted by the groom's mother who chose a silver-brown silk brocade, with matching acces- sories, and corsage of green cymbidium orchids. For a honeymoon trip to Ten- nessee the bride changed to a brown mink-trimmed suit, brown accessories and white hybrid or- chid corsage. The couple will make their home in London. The dinner was followed by an evening reception, dance and midnight refreshments. MOTEL TA\[RN ClEtiAraNNIU4It 'Da•teia9 Nightly Entertaipment For Your Pleasure The Motivations Coming Soon The Johnny Stevens Show Lounge, Dining, Restaurant, Motel and Banquet Rooms Plan to meet at THE SHILLELAGH LUCAN Phone 227-4411 United The Evening UCW met In the schoolroom last Tuesday even, ing. Mrs„ Erle young and Mrs. H, B. Langford had charge of the worship service, the theme of which was "Thanksgiving", Mrs. G. E. Nicholson intro- duced the study book "Church Grows in Canada". In the absence of MrS. Stutt, Mrs. Orville Jones presided for the business session, when it was decided to held a bake sale In the Cochrane store Saturday, Oct. 15, Hi C Sunday evening, 26 members of the Hi C answered the roll call and Pat Smith and Betty Park had charge of the worship ser- vice. During the business session a paper drive was discussed but no date set. An invitation to at- tend a pot-luck Hi C supper at Ailsa Craig, Oct. 16, was ac- cepted. A series of discussions on "Teenagers and Others" was planned. It was decided to send a $5 birthday gift to the branch's adopted orphan. Sandra Abbott led in a game. ANGLICAN A splendid attendance was out for the annual Harvest Thanks- giving service, at which the rect- or, Rev. E. 0. Lancaster took as his text "Freely ye have re- ceived, freely give". The church was beautifully decorated with fruit, vegetables and flowers. Mrs. Lancaster was at the organ and Mrs. Clarence Hardy direct- ed the anthems. Catholic At a meeting of the CWL last Tuesday plans were finalized for the annual Autumn Fair, Bazaar and Tea to be held In the Lucan Arena, Friday October 14. Per,dooete4 Mrs. Roland Hodgins and Miss Beta Isaac of RR 4 Komoka at- tended the birthday party of Jo- anne Hodgins, s e v e n-year-old daughter of Mr. & Mrs. William Hodgins, last Sunday, Mr. & MrS. Steve Storey and family spent Sunday in Strat- ford with. Mr. & Mrs. Frank Storey, The family of Mrs. Harry Mc- Falls held a family gathering in honor of her birthday at the Seven Dwarfs' Restaurant London $un- day, Other guests inaluded Mrs, Norman Smith, Mrs. Fred Hod- gins and Mr. James Baxter. Mrs. Henry Mooney and four- year-old son, Andrew, spent a few days last week with Mr. & Mrs. Thos. Skilton of Brampton. Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Banting have returned from a visit with Mr. & Mrs. Earl Banting of Sarnia. Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Birtch, for- merly of Lucan now of Lynwood, Cal. made Mr, & Mrs. Jim Mug- ford's home their headquarters, for the past week, while they visited their many Lucan and district friends. Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Walpole and Avis of Kincardine were Sunday guests of Mrs. Ira Car- ling. Billy Goddard, son of Mr. & Mrs. Russell Goddard, had his tonsils removed at St. Joseph's Hospital Thursday. Dr. & Mrs. Walter Rice of Oklahoma spent a few days with the latter's mother, Mrs. Dell Sprowl, and took her back with them for the winter. Mr. & Mrs. Norman Schell and family of Stratford called on Lu- can friends Saturday. WOMEN'S AUXILIARY to South Huron Hospital, social meeting, Tuesday October 11, 2:30 pm in the Auxiliary rooms. Guest speaker Miss Dorothy Clarke of London, C a in pa. i g n Secretary, March of Dimes for Crippled Children, 0c RUMMAGE SALE and AUCTION sponsored by Women's Auxiliary to South Huron Hospital will be held in Exeter Legion Hall, Sat- urday, October 15. 22:29:6c RUMMAGE SALE —Hensall Le- gion Hall, October 15, 1966 at 2:00 pm. Sponsored by the Kin- ette Club of Hensall. 29:6;13e HAM and BEAN SUPPER, Spon- sored by Trivitt Memorial WA October 25 in the Parish Hail 5-7 pm. 6c BAZAAR and TEA Sponsored by Main Street UCW on Saturday, November 26 at 3 pm in the Sunday School Rooms. 6c Figure Skating Meeting Wed. ,Oct. 12 8:30 p.m. Open to anyone interested Meeting will b_e held at Victoria & Grey to organize the club for the coming year ANNIVERSARY R VICE of Woodharu Vutted Church, ,Oct.. 9 at 11 am conducted by the pastor Rev, J. C. King AA, .6c Coming: — DOUBLE FEATURE - "MASQUERADE" and "DON'T WORRY WE'LL THINK OF A TITLE" Two Shows Nightly RAIN or CLEAR First Show at Dusk Children Under 12 in Cars FREE JUST MINUTES FROM GRAND BEND AT SHIPKA tht 1111n1 fflO ff11,111,11110 If ruff I if room!!!!) f!Inth ll If ll Off f IfInftilf!ittuf mill minim. km..1041110)109; LUCAN CHURCH NEW ;polonium!!! lllll !muff! ll ff. ll f l IfffIfff ll ! ll OfffIlIffl!!! lll fll ll f l tl11111141fn1.n,41m,1 f1 40441414 l 4 lll 111.4441!4414fi l 4 llllllllllll messlellOSI• 11110effeellefeell.111111.111114111.' THE YOUNG GENERATION CLUB The Legion Memorial Hall, Clinton Featuring Oct. 7 THE BOUNTY HUNTERS Rock & Roll, Rhythm & Blues 9-12 Everyone Welcome COME TO YOUR CLUB, MEET YOUR FRIENDS HERE JOHNNY DOWNS & HIS 11-PIECE BAND Friday, Oct.7 EXETER ARENA 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. • U 5 tuneful hours of variety everything from the music of Glenn Miller to a Go-Go DOOR PRIZES SPOT DANCES V NO1110110( WM II\Ittliit () \, (IVollt )(i(1)i r if1( 0) , ,k i \k 1 (cp 1, Iimiyh 4 - r _