Times-Advocate, 1985-09-11, Page 7TO MARRY — Mr. and Mrs. Ben-
nett Fisher of Exeter are pleased
to announce the forthcoming
marriage of their daughter Cin-
dy Lee to Gerard Clarence, son
of Mrs. Angeline and the late
Frank Cousineau of Honey Har-
bour. The wedding will take
place September 14, 1985 at Ex-
eter United Church at 3:30 p.m.
Open reception to follow.
TO MARRY — Peter and Sally
Lou Raymond announce with
pleasure the engagement of their
daughter, Catherine Ann to
Robert Keith, son of Keith and
June Blackwell of Rexdale, On-
tario. The wedding will' take
place on Friday, October 4, 1985
at Exeter United Church.
Photo by Bart DeVries
Seniors kick .ff fall sessions
The Exeter senior citizens com-
menced their fall meeting with a
delicious potluck supperat the Legion
Hall September 3 with a good
attendance.
Vice-president Pat Skinner con-
ducted the business past of the
meeting. It was reported Chas Hen-
dy, Elsie Jory and Mrs. Rodd had
been in hospital. A moments silence
was observed for deceased members.
Pat Skinner reported on the Huron -
view Day of fun and entertainment
and Mildred Thomson reported on the
St. Clair boat trip and visit to the
museum at til Springs. -
An invitation from the Exeter
Legion was extended to the seniors for
an evening of cards September 17 at
7 p.m.
The fall zone rally will be held in the
new Stanley township Community Co-
jmplex at Varna Thursday, October
17.
A short business meeting will be
held prior to an afternoon of euchre,
bridge or Shuffle board, followed by
lunch served by the Stan -lee club.
Rebekahs have
pot luck event
The September 4 meeting of Exeter
Rebekah Lodgs no. 338 was held in the
Lodge rooms with a good number in
attendance. Prior to the regular
meeting, a delicious pot -luck supper
was enjoyed by all.
Sister Audrey Rowe reported on all
activities at Grand Lodge which was
held in Toronto in June and also the
inaugural meeting which was held in
Brussels. We were informed that the
installation of Exeter Lodge would be
October 16.
Birthday wishes were sung for 10
Sisters. Noble Grand, Marie Broom,
thanked all the sisters who helped her
during her surgeiry and con-
valescence. Sister Jean Noels told of
her trip to Barrie and the visit to the
Oddfellows Barrie Home which was
hit by a tornado this summer. For-
tunately, no injuries occurred.
Sister Norma Meikle reported on
the campout at Family Paradise
Campgrounds. Light refreshments
followed the meeting.
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A letter was read from Zehrs regar-
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dollars worth of Zehrs register tapes
were redeemed.
Birthdays and anniversaries were
acknowledged.
Secretary Alice Bowen gave a
report on the U.S.C.O. convention at
Kingston also on the work shop for
leadership. Mildred Thomson
reported on the workshop for con-
sumer protection.
The program was chaired by Ber-
nice Cooper who gave several short
readings.
Ivan Prouty of Dundas assisted by
his wife entertained with some magic
tricks. Celia Thomson and Jack
Christie took park in snaking a cake
which turned out to be a rabbit.
A reading was given by Mary Neil
and Mildred 'Thomson showed some
very interesting slides and commen-
tary on her trip to Sweden, Iceland
and Norway.
September 11, 1985
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Playhouse hosts fashion
event in London gallery
The latest ih European fall fashions
will be modelled at a fashion show
held at the London Regional Art
Gallery on Thursday, September 19th
at 8:00 p.m. Tickets are only $20 and
include a special reception at 7:30 at
the Art Gallery.
The designer clothing was'special-
ly selected by the Signature G.R.
Boutique in London and features the
latest Petali designs and other ex-
clusive clothing direct from Italy.
Special celebrity models have been
selected to show off these stylish
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The reception at the Art Gallery at
Update ,on
school fair
By Muriel Dalrymple
School Division, President
If there is still any confusion to what
classes were judged in June, please
refer to the 1985 Exeter Pair school
prize list book, where it is clearly
stated.
There were two new classes which
were judged in June - a French
Special and Computer Special. As
there was only one entry in the Com-
puter Special. we feel there is no
sense getting a computer in to have
this special shown at the fair.
Hopefully next year.
Please take note of the "Huron
County Farm and Home Safety
Association" poster contest which is
a new entry this year.
We are also having the Robin Hood
Special again, but be sure to read the
prize list book as there are some
changes.
On page 8 of the Prize List there is
an error in Class NN: Novelty,
Grades 2,3,5, it should be Grades 3, 4,
5.
With the parade starting earlier this
year, the Livestock and Poultry will
be judged at 9:30 a.m. on Saturday
and the horses will be judged at 1:00
p.m. after the parade.
Anyone interested in participating
in the parade, please contact Larry
Black 235-2062.
Don't forget to clip the coupon, for
a free pizza from Angelo's, from the
back of your Prize List book and drop
it in the box, which will be out in the
arena floor at the School Division
displays.
Have fun and see you at the fair!
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towers and turrets overlook Gstaad 1
for several thousand dollars a week.
However, our little hostel, located
above the local pub ( Hotel Boo), is
more than adequate with its wide
wooden bed covered with a deep down
comforter. and its balcony facing the
mountains. We take our continental
breakfast of breads, cream cheese.
fruit and strong coffee in the tiny din-
ing room downstairs, and usually
make up our own lunch on thick
brown buns from the bakery. spiced
sausages, purple plums and pots of
tea.
Almost every little shop serves
afternoon tea with chocolatey tortes
and rich pastries at small sidewalk
tables. For dinner, our daughter and
son-in-law search out one of the
dozens of interesting eating places,
which can be the train station
restaurant to an exclusive hideaway
up in the hills. Always the food is
delicious and beautifully served.
Food, however, is not inexpensive
here. In fact. nothing is cheap in
Switzerland. Even though our Cana-
dian dollar is worth about 1.65 francs,
we still find everything costly.
However, there is one bargain, and,
it seems to me. it's a good one: you
can feast and feast your eyes on some
of the most beautiful scenery in the
world, and it doesn't cost a cent.
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7;30 will be provided by Sebastian's,
London's leading caterers and music
will be furnished by a talented concert
pianist. For those who attend the
show, there will be special door
prizes.
Fashion Coordinator, Teresa
- Raimondi has gone out of her way to
find some beautiful designer ladies
wear for these fashion show. She just
returned from Italy last month and
has purchased some special designer
GRADUATES Laurie Willert,
daughter of Alvin and Edith
Willert of Exeter recently
graduated from Fanshawe Col-
lege's Diploma Nursing Program
in London. Lourie is presently
employed at Stratford General
Hospital.
The new executive of the Alpha Pi Sorority is shown above. i=rom the left
ore sponsor Helen Frayne treasurer Susan McIver. secretory Patty Sinnamon, vice-president Jormr•
Webster. president Lynda Freiter, past president Joan Morgan clad director Lillian Campbell
wear especially for this fashion show.
Proceeds from this special event will
go directly to assist'Huron Country
Playhouse with its operating costs.
Tickets are available from the
Signature Boutique in London, from
the Playhouse by calling 238-8387 or
by contacting Huron Country
Playhouse Board members directly.
For further information call
238-8387.
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