The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-07-17, Page 14"LOOK, HE'S SAWING THAT MAN IN HALF" — The Dodos' Magic Show performed magnificently to the
delight of area children at the Exeter Arena Tuesday afternoon. Maestro Arndt Vermaeten, 13, is cutting
'Hemlock' the clown, Frank Vermaeten, 11 in two parts while Steve Macdonald, 12, assists. T-A photo
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Exeter tennis club to hold ,
registration on Saturday
Mexican originals were featured
in the fashion show at the Green
Forest Motel, July 9.
Beach wear, blouses and skirts,
Kaftans and hostess gowns were
designed by Carol B. de Gomez tof
the Muchas Cosas Boutique,
Puerta Vallarta, Mexico.
The show called a Mexican
Fashion Fiesta was sponsored by
the Sun Shop Grand Bend, where
the clothes were displayed for
sale immediately following the
Show.
Oohs and ahs were heard as the
ladies viewed the exclusive
collection. with hand made lace,
intricately tucked cotton and
colorful hand embroidery made
by Mexican women.
A native of Oakville, Ontario
Ms. de Gomez has been living in.
Mexico for the past 12 years. She
opened her boutique in Puerta
Vallarta six years ago and has
gained an international
reputation for her unique
fashions.
The clothes are designed with
an eye for line and a carefree
easy fit. Popular for cruise and
hostess wear they look good on
women of any age.
The graceful models who
displayed the clothes to their best
advantage were, Mrs. Ivan
Luther, Grand Bend; Mrs,
Robert Carter of Southcott Pines;
Ms. Carol Reese., Southcott Pines
and Ms. Lynn Panin of Michigan,
Carol also modelled many of her
own fashions.
Mrs. Robert MacWilliams, of
Essex acted as commentator and
her witty comments and sly puns
amused the spectators adding a
flair to the show,
Another highlight was an
authentic Mexican dance by 13
year old Linsey de Gomez,
Carol's daughter of Puerta
Vallarta, Mexico.
The collection was an instant
success with area ladies, many of
whom will be sporting the designs
at parties and social events this
summer.
Registration for members in
the recently formed Exeter
Tennis Club will be held at the
tennis courts this Saturday
morning and if interest up to this
point is any indicator, mem-
bership will be high.
Art Whilsmith,a member of the
club's executive, told The Times-
Advocate Tuesday that the club
would have a two-fold purpose, to
provide the opportunity to play
tennis and to provide a social
atmosphere,
Mr. Whilsmith and recreation
director Jim McKinlay stressed
that anyone is welcome to come
out and join the club. Most of the
new club's members will be
brand new at the game and
beginners will have lots of
players of their own level to play
with as they improve their game.
Mr. McKinlay recounted how 18
persons interested in forming a
club attended a meeting held July
9 at the Exeter Public School. A
subsequent meeting elected an
executive to handle the club's
affairs. Pat Cottrell is president
with Anne Dingwell as vice-
president. Janice Frayne will
handle the duties of secretary-
treasurer, Membership chair-
man is Al Rankin and Art
Whilsmith is tournament chair-
man,
The executive is for an interim
term only. The club activities will
be reviewed at the end of this
season before any permanent
decisions are made.
Membership in the club will be
$10 for a single person or $25 for a
family membership. For the
remainder of this season, fees
have been reduced to $5 for single
and $12 for family.
One of the biggest jobs the club
will have is educating tennis
players to the etiquette of the
game. Hopefully, an article on
the finer points of the game's
rules will be published in the
Times-Advocate soon and a
weekly tennis column is being
contemplated.
The recreation committee
administers the new courts in
Exeter, termed by Mr, Whilsmith
as "two of the best courts in
western Ontario", A timetable is
being drawn up to provide time
for public use, instruction and
club activities, At present, the
club has been allocated time on
Sunday afternoon and evening,
Monday evening, Wednesday
evening and Friday evening.
Currently instruction is being
offered Monday to Thursday
during the afternoon but Mr.
McKinlay hopes to extend the
program to include Tuesday and
Thursday evening instruction as
well. Cost of the lessons is $12 for
eight one hour sessions,
Another advantage of
belonging to a club, according to
Mr. Whilsmith,will be a reduced
rate on equipment purchased as a
club member.
Both the recreation director,
Mr. McKinlay, and the members
of the newly appointed executive
are enthusiastic about the new
club and feel confident that tennis
will be a very popular recreation
program.
If you are interested, be at the
tennis courts Saturday morning
or check the advertisement in
this edition for numbers to call
for more information.
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