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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-06-16, Page 5In 500 balloons Wookenda p sees by Alli[ DICKINs Aliso Craig U you're in the right place at the right time in a couple of weeks you might get yourself a free weekend pass celebrations being held this year July 18 to 18 inclusive. The only catch is, nobody -but nobody --knows where that right time and place will be. 90 day Tryst; Company Term Deposit or Canada Treasury sills $ 5,000 minimum 1'5%% 5 year Trust Company annual interest 17% Rates subject to change Bean Investment Servke 344 Andrew St. Exeter Phone 235-2231 Don't Miss This Bargain Protect and Improve Your Driveway with IRIVIWAY HALER ONLY, 9 .99 4 gal. (18.18R) h.� JERRY MacLEAN & SON [t . Artowwtiw O.Nr4.... rN Sports ��,,.�•��sItyodioshdr Homo florins ro10. for Bala some of the -500 helium -filled balloons to be released July 8 by Ailsa Craig's first Miss Gala Days. And where those balloons will end up is anybody's guess. People finding balloons con- taining a free pass are asked to turn them in at Gala Days because there will be a prize awarded the person who has brought his pass the farthest distance to Ailsa Craig. At a committee .meeting last week, a number of new attractions for the Gala Days weekend were firmed up by committee members. The Enchanters will per- form on Saturday, July 17 from 3:30 to 4:15 p.m. in the turtle racing area. The En- chanters is a little theatre group which entertains children 4 to 12-- and their parents and friends ---by the fantasy of making familiar children's stories come alive. A talent show will be held at 7:30 Saturday night, and Gala Days chairman Ted VanWeert said interest to date has been so enthusiastic that auditions will have to be held to reduce the number of acts to a manageable size. • Auditions for juniors will be at the Ailsa Craig Townhall on Monday, June 28 at 7:30, Days Cone floatingdown tended the 75th anniversary of Clandeboye Women's In- stitute on June 8 held in the Lucan Community Centre. Upcoming events at the United Church are Commu- nion June 20, andthe follow- ing Sunday Carlisle and Brinsley congregations are to join with us 11 a.m. when our Sunday School will receive their certificates for yearly attendance followed by a pot- luck picnic ,goon meal with races, games afterward. The three units are urged to plan for the bake sale at KOA Camp (near Nairn) on July 3 at 10:30 a.m. "Many hands make light work", as the old saying goes, proved true Friday morning when a oar load of Parkhill ladies brought their thimbles and needles to assist the U.C.W. quitters in the church basement at a queen -sized quilt. Later in the afternoon the quilling was being ac- complished. A tasty noon meal was enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Dickens, Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Dickens and Mrs. Marjorie,Didcens, all of Lon- don, visited recently with Alice Dickens. The Birr W.I. entertained the Craigholme residents, With auditions for seniors will be held on Tuesday, June 29 at 7:30. June Steeper said Raven, Ross Teeple'aGospel Singing group has been signed to close -off Gala Days events between 7:30 and 9 p.m, Sun- day, July 18, and Van Weert said a fish pond with prizes for youngsters would be held during the weekend. Gala Days weekend will be officially opened at 7:45 p.m. Friday, July 16, and a baseball game between CFPL radio and the Ailsa Craig Lionesses starts at 8:30. The grand turtle auction will be held Saturday at 7 p.m. in the turtle racing area of the Ailsa Dome Stadium. Here is a correction about contestants for Miss Gala Days here - The committee also decid- ed at its. meeting last week that contestants for Miss Gala Days -to be judged on Thurs- day, July 8 -must be single, between the ages of 16 and 25, and live within a 25 kilometre radius of the Ailsa Craig town hall. (Instead of 250 kilometres as reported - sorry). Personals Several members of River- view Women's Institute at - CHAMPION RAM — Bob Kinsman and Allan Hayter of the Hensall Fair sheep com- mittee present the champion ram trophy to Jackie Comfort. - "r'•.i' T -A photo a program on Wednesday Next week plan to attend the Heart Fund Week being held at Craigholme - each clay holds an attraction for young and old. Friday afternoon there will be a flea market, crafts and a raffle with 18 local mer- chants donating prizes. Neil family reunion By MRS. TOM KOOY Centrailio Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bowden attended anniversary ser- vices at Zion, West on Sunday and later spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jaques, Steve and Susan. The descendants of the late Richard and Elizabeth Neil held their 34th annual reunion at the homeof Mr. and Mrs. Maurice MacDonald, Lucan, on Sunday. The late Mr. and Mrs. Neil farmed on the farm now own- ed by the Squires family on No. 4 Highway. They attend- ed St. Patrick's Church Saint- sbury where a family of nine children were baptized. Mary Kooy is a great grandaughter. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins visited with Mr. Ivan Hodgins and his mother of Greenway on their way . to Terrance Bay where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Jim Files and family and new lit- tle baby Cara born in April. On their return they visited Mr. and Mrs. Richard McCut- cheon and boys at Sault 'Ste Marie and Mr. and Mrs. Fred McCutcheon at Ironbridge where they attended their 45th wedding anniversary, Fred's retirement and five birthdays. being celebrated together. • Mr. and Mrs. Bill McCut- cheon of Stanrock Mines and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fletcher (Margaret Lilly) of Orangeville aitd two children were also present. They visited old friends in Wiarton including Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Crawford and spent. the weekend in Chesley with brother Charlie Hodgins. Mr. and Mrs. Cy Morley, West McGillivray spent Saturday with Mr. 'and rs. Ken Hodgins. Mr. and Mrs. Reg Aubin, Seaforth spent Sunday with Mrs. Von Overholt. The ladies are sisters. . Times -Advocate, June 16,1982 Pope 5 BOOSYOUR OTOWNME Special Savings For People Who Buy Presents For Special Guys... FATHER'S DAY SPECIALS This Thurs., Fri. & Sat. 25 % for Men's * Summer Sandals * Slippers * Dress Shoes * Casuals In Leather and Canvas rsi 100/, Off Work. 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