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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-10-06, Page 26BINGO> Thurs., Oct. 13 NEW TIME 8:00 p.m. Stephen Township Community Centre CREDITON Admission 51.00 15 Games Extra Cards 254 or 5 for $1 00 1 share the wealth JACKPOT '375 in 57 calls 2 Cards for 254 Due to license regulations no one under 16 years of age will be admitted. Sponsored By Crediton Hall Board 41111.111111111111111111•1111111111111111101111111111111‘ Page 26 Times-Advocate, October 6, 1977 THANKSGIVING WALTZ PARTY Fri. Oct. 7 KIRKTON WOODHAM COMMUNITY CENTRE Music By THE SILVERTONES Dancing 9 - 1 ADMISSION $6.00 per family 2.50 per person Lunch Provided Sponsored By Hibbert United Church Reception and Dance for MARY ANN FEJKL and DAN LEWIS (Bridal Couple) Sat., Oct. 8 9:00 p.m. EXETER LEGION HALL Music by BLOEWATER PLAYBOYS Lunch Provided Everyone Welcome Reception and Dance for GERARD GLAVIN and ELLEN VALCKX (Bridal Couple) Mon., Oct. 10 8-12 CREDITON COMMUNITY CENTRE Music by JIM DEWAN Lunch Provided Everyone Welcome Reception and Dance for PATTY NEEB and. DOUG WEBBER (Bridal Couple) Sat., Oct. 15 9 - 1 a.m. SOUTH HURON RECREATION CENTRE Music by MOZART'S MELODY MAKERS Lunch Provided Everyone Welcome r BARGAIN ITCH? Huronastra Indoor Flea Market Opens Sat., Oct. 15 at 10 - 5 p.m. Sun. 12 - 5 p.m. And every weekend thereafter. Admission 50c Adults Refreshments Available Location Junction Vanastra Park Road and Highway No, 4 next to Fac- tory Outlet. Vendors call 482-7910 Chamber of Commerce Lottery Draw, $1,000 BILL DRAW ON Sat., Dec. 3 Tickets $5.00 Each 500 to be Sold Tickets Available From Any C of C Member Sponsored By Zurich & District Chamber of Commerce. Lic. #234376 Anam+Pwwwimmi Huron County Family Planning Project Invites You To Attend FAMILY PLANNING CLINIC Every Tuesday from 6:30 - 9 p.m. HURON COUNTY HEALTH UNIT Ann St., Exeter For Information Call 235-1014 Weekdays or Tuesday evenings Everyone welcome THANKSGIVING DANCE Vanastra Park Recreation Centre Sat. October 8 9 PM to 1 AM Music By CHRIS BLACK and his SWINGING BRASS ADMISSION 10.00 per couple (Smorgasbord lunch included) Ticket Outlet Call Mrs. Bridges 482-7910 BEST GRADE 11 STUDENTS — At Friday's annual Commencement exercises at South Huron District High School, the top students in each grade received an academic shield. From the left with the grade 11 awards are Robin Little, Dorothy Bax, Brad Taylor and Steve Beer, T-A photo Anglicans mark Thanksgiving Hensall women aid arena future weekends to do so. The meeting concluded by Mrs. Drummond reading the Jubilee Hymn and Unit 4 served a dainty lunch, St. Paul's Anglican Church was decorated for the service of Thanksgiving with vegetables and flowers. Rev. G. A. Anderson was in charge of the service — the theme of the sermon was giving thanks to God for the many blessings we receive. Don Travers sang two solos "Why me" and "One day at a time" and the Forrest orchestra led in singing. GYMNASTICS The Exeter Recreation Committee is spon- soring a gymnastics program on Saturday mornings, commencing October 22nd at 9:00 p.m. interested persons may register between 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. Monday to Friday at the South Huron Recreation Centre. • Length of Course 20 weeks Saturday Mornings 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon 'Akita* TOPS IN GRADE NINE — The top students in each grade received an academic shield at Friday's Commencement excercises at South Huron District High School. From the left with the grade nine shield are Arndt Vermaeten, Paul McAuley, Barbara Rader and Paul Perry. T-A photo Exeter ladies hear librarian JACKPOT 450 In 59 Calls EARLY BIRD JACKPOT '350 Wed., 8:30 P.M. ZURICH ARENA SPONSORED BY ZURICH REC BOARD Ammommoimommielmommimoomma NO PERSON UNDER 16 WILL BE ADMITTED B N G. O Oct. 12 ENJOY -0116Givitio DINNER Choose From Nine L Delicious Specials , .... Good food, pleasant atmosphere, dinner specials, Now Licensed tin- der L.I..13,0. • Hold your anniversary or birth- day party here. 4 WAY INN city with people wanting a cer- tain book before it is published. She noted a survey that 30 percent of the population never use a library. She also described a day's activities at a small town library and wouldn't change it for • any other job as it is so rewarding and is sure the small town library is definitely here to stay. She displayed a miniature library and explained the organized. lesdystem on how books are 35th Wedding Anniversary Dance for JACK & KAY COCKWILL Sat., Oct. 8 9 - 1 a.m. DASHWOOD COMMUNITY CENTRE Music by HEYWOODS ORCHESTRA Lunch Provided Everyone Welcome Best Wishes Only Party for Tom Anderson Fri., Oct. 7 at the SHILLELAGH Admission $2.00 Colborne Township's 12th Annual CHRISTMAS COUNTRY SALE Display and. Sale of Local Arts, Crafts, Country Baking and Some Antiques SALTFORD VALLEY HALL 1/4 mile N. of Goderich E. off Hwy. 21 Wed., Oct. 12, 10 a.m. - 9 p.m. and Sat., Oct, 15, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Admission 251 & 104 Door Prizes SPECIAL: Gourmet items and their recipes by Blanche Garrett; paintings by A. B. Van der Ende; barnboard pain- tings by Donald Vair etc. Tea TO COMPLETE A PERFECT EVENING CALL EXETER OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 235-2311 also VILLAGE ICE CREAM (MILKSHAKES) & (SUNDAES) • GRANDMA'S SUBMARINES FETTES TOURS SRACESTILL AVAILABLE ON THESE.FULLY ESCORTED TOURS. ASK FOR FREE BROCHURES Oct. 12 — 3 Day fall colour in Letchworth Park, Corning, Watkins Glen. Oct. 16 — 21 day California visit 14 States, Grand Canyon, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Muir Woods, Tour Salt Lake City. Nov. 11 — 2 day Wheeling West Virginia. Nov. 15 — 14 day Florida — Senior citizen special in Dayton Beach. Dec. 2 — 3 day Renfro Valley. Tour Lexington Horse Farms, Saturday night — Renfro Valley Jamboree, and Sunday mor- ning gathering. Dec. 9 — 3 day Christmas shopping tour to Erie. Dec. 23 — 10 day Christmas Florida Jan. 12 — 8 day Go-Bermuda tour. Includes air fare, tax, tips, transfers, accom., transportation to airport. 10 day Florida Midterm Break, 14 day Florida Escape. 14 day Florida Sun Spots. Feb. 18 — 25 day Australia/New Zealand Visit the Fiji Islands, Tahiti, Sydney Papette, Auckland, Christchurch, Queenstown, Mount Cook, Melbourne. Pick Ups along tour route. Write for Free Brochures. MOUNT FOREST 519-323-1545 MITCHELL 519-348-8492. HOSPITAL RUMMAGE SALE & AUCTION Thursday, October 20 10 a.m. - 8 p.m. SOUTH HURON RECREATION CENTRE EXETER Auction Sale — 1:30 p.m. Thursday Norm Whitirg, Courtesy Auctioneer Town-wide-pick-up Commences 9 a.m. Wednesday, October 19 Sponsored by Women's Auxiliary to South Huron Hospital For Further Information Call 235-1676. Mrs. Hubert Jones, Sinniiiiimmlnitillinnitintittni111111111111InnillIn1111111111111111111111111IIIIIII1111111111111111111. :-. Calls BALL 71, 1 admission per person No Reserve Seats 5-2 Admission $1.00 for 18 Rounds Extra cards 254 each or 5/$1.00 F.-.." ....4 E-.." Share-the-Wealth - 2 cards for 25a Sponsored By Ladies' Auxiliary E No One Under 16 Years of Age Will Be Admitted .7niiiiiiimininnininnininnumminsitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinnitiniiiiiiininiiiiiinniumiiiiiiinnr, NOW 20 GAMES • 17 Regular • 1 Jackpot • 2 Share-the- Wealth Licence No. 212181 11111111111111111111111111111111111S in 56 BINGO Thurs., Thurs., Oct. 6 — 8:00 p.m. EXETER LEGION HALL JACKPOT $400 The U.C.W. Purpose was repeated together Monday evening when the Evening U.C.W. met. Mrs, Glen Fisher was leader. Everyone was reminded that the bazaar will be held November' 19. Mrs. Winston Shapton ex- plained theCaribbeanCrescent of which the study is about. She displayed clothing, beads etc. which they had brought from Jamaica. Tue United Church is working in Kingston, Jamaica assisting Operation Friendship as a Live Love Project through the Division of World Outreach's budget. Mrs. Charles Atthill led in worship when Psalm 107 and 100 were read, Mrs. Shapton gave the meditation on The Grateful Heart in which the mother asked the chap that saved her son, "Where is his hat?" The moral is Think and Thank. Mrs. Elmer McBride closed with a Thanksgiving prayer. Mrs. Elizabeth Schroeder was chosen to represent the small librarians in Montreal at the Canadian Library convention this year. She, enthusiastically gave her topic that she had given at the convention. The roll of the library in a small town is to know books and your people and to bring them together. A library is a people business. Some requests in a small librarylare'the sameas the The Thanksgiving meeting of the Hensall United Church Women was held on Monday, October 3 in the Fellowship Hall. Mrs. Ken Elder and Mrs. Bob Cook led the devotional based on the theme of love and sharing. No-one is born whom God does not love; human love can end but God's love never ends. Elaine Townshend, the speaker, told of her own personal life as a handicapped person, of the founding of A .L .P.H.A . its aims and achievements. The handicapped encounter both physical and social barriers and the aim of A.L,P.H.A. is to help them become integrated into society. The business session was chaired by Mrs. James Drum- mond. It was decided to accept an invitation to put on a birthday party at the Bluewater Rest Home in November, Unit 2 to be in charge. $100 was voted to the Hensall Arena Fund and it was an- nounced that a bale would be packed for Angola on October 25 as well as the usual one to Lon- don. It was also decided to sell United Church calendars again this year at a charge of $1.25. Enrichment Day will be held at Centralia United Church, October 18 when workshops on committee work will be held; bring sandwiches and tarts for noon meal, beverage provided. Next year, the study will be on the Caribbean Crescent. Mrs. C. Christie had attended the 10th annual Westminster Weekend and gave a glowing account of the inspiration and help she had received on that occasion, culminating in a Communion service. She urged any who had the chance to attend Sorority sisters `kidnapped' Members of Beta Sigma Phi's chapter Alpha Pi have been busy lately beginning the fall program. Tuesday, September 6, members met for the first fall meeting at Joanne Bowen's with Linda Burgess as co-hostess. Dorcas Wein and Bonnie Ratz provided an interesting program on "Family". Tuesday, September 20, Susanne Strang was hostess and Penny Dinney was co-hostess for the second meeting, The program was called "Marriage" and was given by Barb Grant and Mary Ann Topp. After having been warned to "Be Prepared" members were kidnapped from their homes for a "coffee capture"- on Sunday morning early. Victims were taken to the home of Kenley Campbell where a delicious breakfast was provided by the Social Committee. Expect jump in '79 rate Hydro rate increases for the next two years caused plenty of concern at Thursday's regular meeting of the Exeter Public Utilities Commission. Manager Hugh Davis told Commission members that the rate increase for 1978 will not be as high as expected but he feared what would happen in 1979. The Anti Inflation Board has ordered Ontario Hydro to cut- back their proposed increases for 1978 by about six percent, Davis said the increase locally for next year would likely be between three and four percent instead of the expected 9.4 per- cent. The Anti Inflation Board or- dered the cutback because of increased sales of power to the United States. The local manager said his concern is for 1979. He continued, "What will probably happen in 1978 is that Ontario Hydro will ask for an increase, not only for 1979 but for monies to make up the difference of what the rates would be in 1978 if it were not for the rebates ordered by AIB. The local PUC will announce the 1978 rates in December explaining the adjustments as required by MB and billing in- serts will be included in the bills sent out February 12. Davis concluded, "the increase for 1979 could be as high as 20 percent." In other business, the Com- mission: Approved the purchase of a new line truck from Snell Bros. Ltd. for $11,875.37. The present 1965 model line truck will be sold privately, Heard from Canadian National Railways that they had no ob- jection in principle to installing PUC pole lines along the CNR right-of-way in the future.