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NOTE: This Is The First In A Series Of Articles Designed To Make Carpet Buying Easier
TO BE MARRIED - Mr. and Mrs. Bill Baker of Hensall are
pleased to announce the marriage of their daughter Tammy to
Darrell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Preszcator of Crediton. The
marriage will take place October 25, 1980 at 4:00 p.m. at
Carmel Presbyterian Church, Hensall. Open reception to
follow.
Sorority members
victims of kidnap
Xi Gamma Nu Chapter of
Sororitymetat the home of
hostess Bonnie Brooke.
There was a general
meeting and plans were
finalized for the "Lucky 13"
Ladies Night on Friday, Oc-
tober 17, 1980.
It was decided that the
Chapter would give a dona-
tion to the Exeter Public
School to support the "Terry
Fox Marathon of Hope."
The program was
presented by Jo-Anne Bowen
on "Down Under" followed
by an informative film on
Australia
A delicious lunch of
banana split dessert was
served by Joy Kerslake.
Sunday morningSeptember
23, nineteen members of the
Xi Gamma Nu Chapter of
Sororitywere kidnapped for
an early breakfast. It was
held at the home of Linda
Johns. Everyone enjoyed the
breakfast that was provided
by Jo-Anne Bowen, Lois
Godbolt, Linda Johns and
Bonnie Brooke.
Xi Gamma Nu Chapter
met October 7. at the home
of hostess Linda Johns.
Mary Jane MacDougall was
in charge of the program
which was on Mexico. She
introduced the guest
speaker, Don Lorento who
passed on a lot of informa-
tion about his stay in Mexico
and showed slides.
President Verla Russell
welcomed four prospective
new members to Xi Gamma
Nu.
There was a general
meeting followed by lunch
that was served by Penny
Dinney,
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delights audiences.
Average life span of the
Lippizaner is thirty to thirty-
five years, At birth they are
usually black or brown in
colour and change to their
characteristic pure white
over a period of six to ten
years.
The show that came to
Southwestern. Ontario made
me appreciate the years of
training required. An elec-
trical storm plunged the
arena into darkness tem-
porarily and knocked out
half the lights for the whole
performance. But the show
went on. The horses didn't
seem any more spooked than
the audience.
According to a lady
sitting beside me, there were
flaws in the performance,
but to me and the majority of
the audience, it was a
marvel of beauty and agility.
Tony the Wonder Horse
stole the show, though. With
amazing perception of hand
signals and verbal com-
mands, the palomino en-
tertained spectators with a
comic 'routine that ranged
from re-enacting bullfight
to lying down on the job.
not affiliated with the
Austrian government nor the
famous. Spanish Riding.
School. Some of the horses
are imported from Austria;
others are bred from im-
ported Austrian stock and
raised in the United States.
All are descendants of the
famous bloodline. The riders
and instructors are trained
in the European style of
classical dressage, which is
training of the horse in
obedience and deportment.
The Lippizan was
fearless in historic battles.
With flaring nostrils and
flashing eyes, he would rear
onto his hind legs and
pirouette protecting his rider
with his head and chest.
When foot soldiers advanced
from behind, he would leap
into the air and kick out with
his hind legs. He could
balance in a haunching
position, protecting his rider
with his body and giving the
warrior time to take aim.
Set to classical music, the
original battle manoeuvres
are now part of the routine of
"The Dancing White
Stallions" - a display of
strength and grace that
history are, not without
drama. The Lippizan stud
was forced to: flee three
times during the Napoleonic
Wars and was evacuated
again in 1915.
In 1942, the stud was
shipped to Czechoslovakia
for safekeeping, but without
the mares, the breed faced
extinction. In 1945, under
orders of General Patton, an
American Squadron carried
out a daring raid to rescue.
150 stallions, mares and
colts.
A Walt Disney film "The
Miracle of the White
Stallions" recounted the
rescue and brought to the
attention of North
Americans the noble breed
of the Lippizan.
A Florida-based operation
stages annual tours in the
United States, Canada and
other parts of the world. It is
RACHELLE'S. By ELAINE TOWNSHEND
What I know about horses
could be written on a
pumpkin seed. Therefore,
when I was invited to attend
a performance of the World
Famous Royal Lippizan
Stallions, it was logical for
me to ask: "Do I want to go
and see what?"
The Lippizan was a rare
breed created in the six-
teenth century for Austria's
royal house of Hapsburg.
Centuries of crossbreeding
of Spanish and Arabic-
Oriental bloodlines resulted
in a breed of exceptional
conformation, beauty and
intelligence,
Four hundred years of
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ENGAGED - Mr. and Mrs. Harry VanWieren of RR 2 Hensall
are happy to announce the forthcoming marriage of their
daughter Doreen to John Hillier, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray•
Hillier, Thamesford. The wedding • will take place on
November 21st„ at Exeter Christian Reformed ChurCh bt 7:30
p.m.
LET'S TALK CARPET Why the installer is so important
Most installers can do an adequate job when
the room is square and all they have to do is cut
the carpet properly and attach it to the floor. The
real test comes when seams have to be matched
perfectly, the room is somewhat less than square
and there's intricate corners and doorways to
work around. It's these things that separate the
men from the boys in the installation business,
At Hopper-Hockey we're
fortunate to, have the services
of Ed Allen, in my opinion one
of the best installers I've -seen
in years. Ed has years. of ex-
perience and hundreds of peo-
ple who are totally satisfied
with his work.Carpet installed
by Ed Allen is just one impor-
tant reason why our customers
are recommending Hopper-
Hockey to their friends.
I'm sure we all know
somebody who bought
quality carpeting that real-
ly looked good in the store
but a few months later
they're not impressed with it
in their home,
BOB FLETCHER
Probably the reason the customer isn't totally
satisfied is the installer did a less than
professional job. Any carpet retailer will agree
the reputation Of his firm rests squarely on the
shoulders of the installer. A quick job without
paying attention to every detail leads directly to
trouble later. Poorly matched seams, carpet
bubbling in the middle of the floor and carpet
coming loose on stairways are three of the most
common complaints.
All of these annoying things can be eljminated
if the installer knows what he is doing and takes
the time to do the job properly.
ED ALLEN 4
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