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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-08-29, Page 19MITCHELL FAIR ---"\ Friday night Aug. 30 Western Horse Show Saturday Aug. 31 12:30 Parade, bands, floats etc. Livestock 'judging, Pony Show 7:QO Heavy Horse, Carriage & Roadster Show, Step Dancing Competition. Sunday Sept. 1 - 1:30 p.m. 1-n-0-War, Cross Country Run, Ball Games Monday Sept. 2 - starting at 10:00 a.m. 4-H Day—competitions, Inter Club Shows Perth County Championship Shows Exhibit buildings open at all times. Midway always in operation Horse Shoe Pitching Competitions Saturday and Sunday "The Biggest little Fair in Ontario". OPEN DAILY DINNERS Mon. to Fri. and Sun, 5:00 to 7:00 Sot. 5;00 to 8:00 BREAKFAST Weekdays 7:30 a.m. - Noon Sat, & Sun, 8;00 a.m. to Noon LUNCH Every Day 12:00 Noon to 1:00 p.m. You Are Always Welcome! Dining Room Licensed Under LLBO Sat., Aug. 31 Mozart's Melody Makers Green Forest Motor Hotel YOUR HOSTS "PETE" and "CAROLE" DEITZ HIGHWAY 21 GRAND BEND Times-Advocate,. August 29, 1974 Lucan church news Anglican and United Church members combined services for the fourth and last Sunday, this summer, on Sunday morning when Rev. John Holland spoke on "Beginnings", Mentioning particularly Genesis 1:1 and John I I. God expressed himself in many beautiful ways as he created the world and "found that it was good". Then God created two human beings and said "Be fruitful and multiply". Mr. Holland advised parents to bring up their children with wisdom, love and un- derstanding, but with firmness, This sermon was in preparation for the Sacrament of Baptism conferred on Andrea Jane, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Van Geel, later in the day, Next Sunday Holy Eucharist will be celebrated at 8 with mor- ning prayers at 11 for the Anglican members and the United Church will reopen with services at 11:15 and the United Church Sunday School will reopen the following Sunday, September 8 at 10 a.m. The Decoration Day Service at St. James Cemetery, Clandeboye will be held on Sunday, September 1 at 3 p.m, Flowers in the church were from the funeral of the late Mrs. Margaret Ethel Hodgins. The sympathy of both congregations is extended to the family. Pentecostal Holiness Church The Women's Auxiliary met on Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs, Ernest Ferguson. Mrs. Howard Currie, president, was in charge of devotions based on Psalm 63 and Mrs. Ruth Crider Visit gallery . in .Kleinburg conducted a "personality" skit. At the Sunday services Bill Cochrane led the singing both morning and evening, and Joan Lockyer and Cathy Hopps were the soloists. Mrs. John Armitage of Oakville and Mrs. David Lang of Vancouver sang a net. The message in the morning was bas- ed on Acts 2:38-47, and Rev. Brewster • pointed out that the way for the church to grow is for all believers to be of one accord loving and working together faithful to the Lord's word, In the evening Mr. Brewster spoke from Isaiah 40:31, Bans were read for Marie Cochrane, Lucan and Allen Good of Toronto prior to their marriage on September 6. The draw winners at the Nursery School Booth at the Fair are as follows: Jennifer Kraut the Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy dolls; John Hominslci the Holly Hobby Doll and Jim Cox- worth of Ailsa Craig, the Poncho. The executive would like to thank all those who helped make the pets and also those who helped during the Fair. Registration forms for the Nursery School are available from Mrs. H. W, Hopps, Duchess Street or from Mrs, John Nyssen, RR 3, Lucan, A MASTER OF CEREMONIES KISS — One of the entertainers at the Zurich Bean Festival talent show Saturday, Lori Noyes of Lucan gets a kiss from master of ceremonies Johnny Brent. At the right is Lori's ac- companist, Beulah Hardy. T-A photo Thames Road ladies attend bus tour to Bell homestead Preview of night classes ducted the regular church ser- vice in the pavilion. His sermon was "Bored to Death" which gave them something to think about. After the service a pot luck dinner was served, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ballantyne and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bray were in charge of the tables. There were about 75 in attendance. CCongratulation;\ to the By MRS, WILLIAM ROHPE Mrs. Donald Bray, Doris Elford, Mrs. Glen Stewart and Mrs. William Rohde attended the Kirkton Horticultural Society bus trip to Brantford on Saturday. They toured the Bell Homestead, horticultural show at the Civic Centre, Mohawk Chapel, Glenhyrst Park and Lorne Park. The minister at the Mohawk Chapel explained about the stained glass windows, about Joseph Brant's tomb which is located near the chapel. The city of Brantford was named after Joseph Brant. There are many The Lucan District Advisory Committee for Fanshawe College has made arrangements for the following courses to be offered this fall, but it will de- pend on the response as to which of the 8 will continue. Biddulph Folk Lore; crafts and games for pre-schoolers. This course may start earlier. For those interested, please call 227- 4135 Alf Williams. Cake decorating (5 sessions); crafts with Mrs. Grimminick (at St. Patrick's School); dance classes (Basic and Intermediate in Ballet, Jazz & Tap); First Aid for the home (basic repairs); flower arrangement (5 sessions - to follow cake decorating); Introductory typing (bring your own typewriter or rentone for the 10 weeks for approximately $10,00. Registration will be held at the Biddulph School on Wednesday, September 25, 7:30-9:00 and school will begin on Wednesday, October 2, except for the Dance Class. Date for this will be an- nounced later. By MRS. HUGH NIORENZ $HIPKA Congratulations to Harr/ and Alanna Adams on the birth of their baby daughter last Wed- nesday at St. Joseph's hospital London. Mrs. Henry Becker, ac- companied by her daughter, Mr. & Mrs. Wilmer Pfaff and family, visited Mrs. Becker's brother, Ed Brandt, last Tuesday at Leamington. Mr, & Mrs, Milton Sweitzer and Debbie Price spent the weekend at Guelph, Niagara Falls and Crystal Beach, Garry Latta returned home on the weekend after holidaying with his aunt and uncle Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Devine. Mrs. Rudy Zondag is a patient at St. Joseph's hospital London. Mr. & Mrs. Fred Weseloh of Tecumseh, Michigan and Mrs. Margaret Lewis of Rochester, Michigan are spending some holidays with Mr, Weseloh's two sisters, Mrs. Art Meininger and Mr. & Mrs. Tom Gittus of Hen- sail. Mrs. Ken Baker, Nancy and Donna attended a double miscellaneous shower, Friday night at the Varna hall for Sandra Baker and Beverley McLelland, bride-elects of September. Mr. & Mrs. Milton Sweitzer visited Thursday night at St. Joseph's hospital with Seth Amans of Zurieh who had un- dergone surgery. Fred Weiburg returned to the home of his daughter, Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Devine after holidaying a few weeks with his other daughter and family Mr. & Mrs. Ervin Latta at their summer cottage at Point Clark, Sandra Baker has finished her school course training for a laboratory technologist and is spending a few weeks at home to complete the course at Stratford General hospital. Mr. & Mrs. Ray Cartwright of London visited their cousins, Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Morenz, Saturday afternoon. Mr. & Mrs. Harry Chapman of London spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Les Adams and at- tended the Bean Festival at Zurich. Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Morenz were dinner guests Saturday night in London with Bill and Lynda Morenz when they celebrated Hugh's birthday. On Sunday Mrs. Morenz and Lynda motored north of Toronto to the Art Gallery at Kleinburg where the McMichael Canadian Collection of the Group of Seven, paintings is displayed. Persona Is Quite a number from this community attended the twenty- fifth wedding anniversary dance for Mr. and Mrs. Norman Amos at the Kirkton-Woodham Com- munity Centre, Saturday evening. Mrs. William Thomson, Exeter; Mr. and Mrs. William Rohde visited on Sunday af- ternoon with Fred Thomson at the Kingsway Nursing Home, St. Marys and also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ross, St. Marys. Mr. and Mrs. William Hooper, Exeter; Mr. and Mrs. David Passmore and Tom spent the week-end camping at Prospect Hill, Nancy Cann, Belleville has been holidaying with her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Reg Hodgert. weddings at the chapel. On Sunday morning the annual Sunday School picnic was held in Riverview Park. Mrs. Paul Passmore, Carolyn Kellett, Elaine Stewart were in charge of the sports as follows: Races- 3 to 4 years, 1st Barry Cunnington, 2nd Gregg Lamport; 6 to 8 years, 1st Brent Dawson, 2nd Dennis Pym; 9 to 10 years, 1st Paul Stewart, 2nd Alan Hodgert; 11 to 12 years, 1st Larry Dawson, 2nd Lee Hodgert. Thirteen to 15 years, 1st Lawrence Kellett, 2nd Lee Hodgert; 15 and over, 1st Diane Hodgert, 2nd Elaine Stewart; 3 legged race, children, 1st Murray Stewart and Lee Hodgert, 2nd Diane Hodgert and Barbara Miller; adults, 1st Rob Stewart and Janice Stewart, 2nd Marion and Glenn Lamport; kick the slipper, women, 1st Brenda Ballantyne, 2nd Beatrice Dawson; men, Glenn Lalnport; break the balloon game, 1st Lee Hodgert, 2nd Murray Stewart. Relay games: toilet paper game, Cheryl Stewart; guessing number of jelly beans in jar, Kay Cunnington and Jack Stewart; what's in the can, Ferne Stewart. Rev. Barry Robinson con- WINNERS of stained picnic tables from our daily draws at the Lucan Fair: DAVID WORRELL Denfield CAROL SMITH Wallaceburg DONNA STRANG 349 Hilton Ave., London Donations in the "Heart Fund" Fountain amounted to $1 1.84 Langford Lumber Luca n 227 441 6 Prize winners from Lucan Fair Lucan Fair prizewinners in- clude Mrs. H, B. Langford, Lucan, the electric knife from Furtney Real Estate; Mrs. John Stone, 248 Sanders St., London, the hanging flower basket from Nicholson's Flowers; Gordon Dickerson, RR 3, Cottam, Bob Simpson, Exeter and John Grace, RR 3, Lucan, the Pork Producers' Draws; and Mrs. Gwen Watson, 1 Frontenac St., London, the Mathers Typewriter draw. Exeter Rodeo '74 MORE SPILLS! MORE THRILLS! MORE ACTION! As we Proudly Present Tom Bishop's Famous 4B Ranch Rodeo and Wild West Show Complete with Rodeo Band at the 11th Annual * Brahma Bull Riding and Bull Dogging * Steer Wrestling * Cowboys and and Calf Cowgirls Roping * Trick Riding * Saddle and Bareback Bronc Riding Sat., Aug. 31 2 GREAT, SHOWS LABOR DAY WEEKEND AND Sun., Sept. 1 2:00 P.M. DAILY 4•00...MmEsouNIMM...m. See the Daring Rodeo Clowns! Food & Novelties On Frontier Street RESERVE GRAND STAND TICKETS NOW 0 /0 4 44\ PANCAKE Write: Exeter Rodeo, Box 544 Exeter Children (Under 12) 75 Reserve Seats ADMISSION: Adults $2.50 50c Extra *t * RODEO DANCE *1.0.-\r Breakfast Sal EXETER ARENA . 'fr Sat., Aug. 31._,..f.,0, Sat., Aug, 31 MO p.m. ) Joe Overholt. 410.4 TiCkets At Pineridge ....0 \044 ..* Chalet and GorCFS 4. deovii ,,. \iariefy ,,,,„01 00, ON.FRONTIER STREET AT THE RODEO GROUNDS Sun., Sept. 1 "0' lit "miM1100