Times-Advocate, 1978-11-16, Page 35NOTICE
To Seniors
Bowling an Wednesdays at 2 p.m.
Exeter Bowling Lanes.
Everyone Welcome
Money draws lots of discussion
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DASHWOOD HOTEL
"Huron County's Fun Hotel"
Picture Lounge
Friday & Saturday Nites
MIDNIGHT EXPRESS
Nov. 17, 18
Tiffany Dining Lounge
Hours
Open Mon. through Sat.
12-1:30 p.m. Only
Reserve now for Xmas Banquets and
Holiday Parties.
DOMINION HOTEL
ZURICH
Entertainment
Dwight James
SAT. NIGHT ONLY
Dining Room Open 6 Nights A Week 5-7:30
Closed Sundays
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• 17 Regular
• 1 Jackpot
• 2 Share-the-
Wealth
BINGO
To-Night
Thurs., Nov. 16 8 00 p-m-
EXETER LEGION HALL
JACKPOT
$450 ($25
57 calls
BONUS
BALL
Licence No.
212181
1 admission per person No Reserve Seats
Admission *1.00 for 18 Rounds
Extra cards 25’ each or 5/ *1.00
Share-the-Wealth - 5 for*l .00 11 for *2.00
Sponsored By Ladies' Auxiliary= ............... . Sponsored By Ladies Auxiliary
= No One Under 16 Years of Age Will Be Admitted
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DANCE
Sponsored By
SOUTH HURON JUNIOR FARMERS
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24
at
KIRKTON WOODHAM
COMMUNITY CENTRE
Music by
MOZART MELODY MAKERS
Lunch Provided
Tickets: *3.00 in advance
*3.50 at door
No Blue Jeans
Tickets Available from
Wayne Shapton Elaine Pym
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The Incredible Mike Mandel
Canada's Foremost Mentalist
appearing
at
SOUTH HURON DHS
Tues., Nov. 21, 1978
8:00 p.m.
Admission $2.50 person
Sponsored by South Huron Student
Council
Everyone Welcome
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BRASS BAND - HYMN SING
The Youth BRASS BAND of the
Hamilton Reformed Church
will perform and accompany all
congregational singing.
Come for a Time of Praise
THIS SUNDAY EVENING
NOVEMBER 19, 7:30 P.M.
at the
BETHEL REFORMED CHURCH
Huron St. E Exeter
Money and its lack thereof
was the main topic of con
versation at the Monday
meeting of the board of
management of the South
Huron Rec Centre.
Following considerable
discussion, the board re
jected the idea of charging
the local schools for the use
of the facility.
Talk about such a proposal
arose when rec ad
ministrator Kirk Armstrong
told the Board that the local
high school and Stephen and
Usborne public schools were
spending a total of 25 hours
per week at the centre.
Armstrong said this was
considerably more time
than what the rec centre-run
programs utilized at the
schools.
Armstrong suggested
some type of billing system
be instituted with schools
billing the rec centre for
Mr. & Mrs. Walter
Phillips, Woodstock held
open house in the Parish Hall
,!at St. Patrick’s church
Sunday afternoon for Mrs.
Phillips parents, Mr. & Mrs.
‘ Henry Mullins, London, who
were observing their 40th
: wedding anniversary.
Mrs. Mullins the former
Doris Hodgins spent her life
until she was married in this
locality. Mr.Mullins and his
parents owned and operated
Saintsbury store in the early
1930’s.
Mr. & Mrs. Clarence
Davis, cousins of Mrs.
Mullins were the attendants
40 years ago and were
present Sunday. Mr. & Mrs.
Mullin’s nieces and nephews
assisted serving refresh
ments. There were about 100
guests present and the happy
couple thanked everyone.
They received a number of
useful gifts.
Personals •
Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Davis
and Mr. & Mrs. Heber Davis
visited Mr. & Mrs. Sidney
Davis, Huntsville, Monday
and also called on Mr. & Mrs.
Ray Shoebottom, Tuesday.
Mr. & Mrs. Earl Atkinson,
Lucan visited Mrs. Raymond
Greenlee at the home of her
son Mr. & Mrs. Earl
Greenlee, Sunday.
Recently Mrs. Greenlee
has had her neighbours in
Exeter call on her including
Mrs. Hilda Smith, Mrs.
Beryl Elgie, Mrs. Ruth
Ellwood, Mrs. Lee Dobbs,
Mrs. Gladys Fraser, Mrs. F.
Taylor, Miss Verna Greenlee
and Elmer Greenlee.
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Pen hale,
Saintsbury
By MRS. HEBER DAVIS
Bayfield and Mr. & Mrs.
Arnold Young, Goderich
were dinner guests Sunday
with Mr. & Mrs. Robert
Tindall, Nancy Tindall and
Ron Cunningham, Wiarton
attended the Royal Winter
Fair in Toronto Saturday
and were guests with Ron’s
sister.
Mrs. Myrtle Isaac and
Marjorie, London spent the
weekend with Gote Wen-
nerstrom and attended Mr. &
Mrs. H. A, Mullins an
niversary party.
SNOWFLAKE
BAZAAR
LUCAN UNITED
CHURCH
Sat., Nov. 18
2-4 p.m.
Home Baking, Gift
Boutique,
Handicrafts,
Christmas
Decorations,
Kiddies' Korner
. Tea Room
ADMISSION FREE
Child Care provided
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BOWLING
Ladies Lucan
CO J. Van Geel 711 43
DM M. Young 606 36
IS M. Greenlee 723 34
SP J. Sovereign 623 34
HH S. Redick 634 30
FS L. Sutherland 594 21
CC D. Glavin 537 18
RO P. Carter 584 18
HT S, Haskett 541 17
RP P. MacDonald 593 15
CA L. Herbert 487 14
LO S. Johnston 563 14
536
487
522
494
488
Wednesday Morning Ladies
J. McDowell
B. Smith
B. Elgie
A. Wilson
L. Snell
Senior Citizens
B. Etherington
C. Smith
C. Hendy
E. Love
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Wednesday Ind. Men
B. Lavier 677
C. Zeehuisen708
H. Maas 624
A. Quinn 695
D. Murray 624
D. Harvey 666
S. Bavnham 574
S. Holtzman 522
Exeter Men's "A"
D. Brintnell 734
H. Holtzman 578
J. Smith 595
K. Rader 625
B. Hogg 738
C. Murray 774
E. Matzold853
B. Jack 646
W. Pearce 797
G. Latulippe 673
Mixed Friday
J. Caldwell 735
G. McFalls 783
G. Stire 732
W. Webster 652
B. McNutt 570
B. Bierling 728
Mixed Sunday
J. Smith 635
H. Jones 641
G. Tripp 630
B. Barnes 685
J. Gage 783
C. McGrath 578
Ladies Tuesday
J. Heywood 663
L. Dietrich 554
G. Skinner 612
B. Sangster 687
V. Flynn 622 ■
N. Westlake 664
T. Heywood 619
D. Syler 487
L. Hern 637
G. Webster 636
I Browning 597
C. Stagg 482
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"XExeter Minor Hockey
FUND RAISING DANCE
Sat November 25, 1978
SOUTH HURON REC CENTRE
Music by MOZART & MELODY MAKERS
Dancing 9 -1 *6.00 per couple j
Lambton Middlesex
Progressive Conservative
Association meet at the
Candidate Night
SID FRALEIGH
at Strathroy Arena
Fri., Nov. 17, 9 p.m.
Dancing
Midnight Buffet
Tickets available Municipal Chairman or at
the door. J
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OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
235-2311
GRANDMA'S SUBMARINES
PIZZA SPECIAL
$1.00 OFF
A A
Medium and
large deluxe
piz/os
MONDAY-THURSDAY ONLY
time used in their facilities,
and the centre in turn, bill
ing the schools for the use of
the rec centre
Chairman Bob Down said
the use of the centre by the
schools does not entail any
extra costs.
Armstrong agreed, saying
the only extra costs would
be from the minimal amount
of damage that’s caused.
Voicing the strongest op
position to the proposal was
retiring mayor and board
member Bruce Shaw who
said no exchange of money
should take place.
Shaw said the facility is
for the use of the people of
the South Huron area and
that one of its purposes is to
meet the needs of the
children of the area.
An across the board policy
should be implemented
where all users who damage
the facility would be made
liable for that damage, Shaw
stated.
George Godbolt said the
public should be made
aware that the children of
the area do have access to
the facility.
When asked about public
accessibility to the gym
nasium facilities Armstrong
said the correct procedure
would be to go through him.
“We’re in the ballpark,”
with regards to the rec cen
tre’s expenditures and
revenues Armstrong stated,
following a presentation of a
chart for arenas and com
munities in the Lake Huron
zone.
According to Armstrong
this facility fell somewhere
in the middle for centres in
this area.
The one area that’s
producing less revenue than
expected is the concession
booth, Armstrong told the
board.
He said the lack of
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revenue should also cause a
corresponding decrease in
expenditures needed to run
the concession booth.
At least one board
member expressed concern
about the short-fall in
revenues and offered to put
to use his skills as a short
order cook to help out.
Jerry MacLean suggested
some type of pilot program
whereby one volunteer
would work in the conces
sion booth during peak
periods.
“I’d just like to see this
damn canteen make more
money,” MacLean said.
The board deferred action
on the proposal until a
meeting with Jenny Rowe
who helps in the running of
the concession booth is held
at the next meeting.
With only two months left
to go before the end of the
year the rec centre is very
close to its projected
budget, Armstrong stated.
The "centre will have a
deficit of around $56,000,
made up of $24,500 capital
debt and approximately $30,-
000 operating deficit.
When asked by Godbolt if
the centre could ever break
even, Armstrong replied no,
unless the fee structure was
revised.
Sincere
Thanks
To the citizens of Exeter
for giving me this oppor
tunity to serve you. An
additional thanks to the
many friends who work
ed on my behalf during
the campaign.
Jay Campbell
BOOK NOW
for
CHRISTMAS
PARTIES The
Exeter U.C.W.
Huron Park
Community Centre
Phone 228-6996
BINGO
LUCAN ARENA
Thursday, November 23
Doors Open 7:15 P.M.
Early Bird 7:45 P.M.
Regular games; Midway special, share the
wealth, stand up, etc.
Jackpot $350-55 calls
Admission 75* - Proceeds for Arena
License No. 234700
Bingos will continue
each Thursday night.
W RESTAURANT *
C-Ht/VESE &- CANADIAN. EOOD
493 MAIN ST., EXETER PH. 235-0464
CHINESE BUFFET $3.00
ALL YOU CAN EAT For One Person
EVERYDAY SPECIAL
From *1.95 UP
STEAK WITH LOBSTER TAIL
Salad, Potato, Beverage Included
’7.95
Buffet 11 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Monday - Friday
Exeter District Co-op
CO-OPA Annual
Meeting
Banquet & Dance
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24
6:30 p.m
SOUTH HURON REC CENTRE
Music By
BOB HEYWOOD ORCHESTRA
*3.00 PER PERSON
TICKETS AVAILABLE AT STORE
OR FROM DIRECTORS
Christmas Bazzar
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IRACLEREVIVAL
SALVATION - HEALING AND DELIVERANCE
Nov. 18
2:30 P.M.
Baking,
Sewing,
Crafts,
Kiddies' Corner
Tea Room
Everyone Welcome
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with
EVANGELIST
ANITA PEARCE
YORKTON - SASKATCHEWAN
Come and hear this dynamic lady at
the following Services
Sun., Nov. 19 11 A.M. 7 P.M.
Thurs., Nov. 23 7:30 P.M.
Friday, Nov. 24 7:30 P.M.
Everyone Welcome
EXETER PENTECOSTAL CHURCH
DAVE ROEVER
Nov. 26-30
Sunday 7 p.m. Mon. - Thurs. 7:30 P.M.
Dave is an ordained minister in the Assemblies of God, enlisted in the
United States Navy in March, 1968. On January 1, 1969, he was sent
to Vietnam. There he served on a river patrol boat near the Cambo
dian border, working in conjunction with the United States Seal
Team.
On July 26, 1969, in an attempt to destroy an enemy bunker he was
wounded when a sniper's bullet penetrated the back of his hand
which caused a white phosphorus grenade to explode six inches from
his face. He was burned over thirty-seven percent of his body, thirty
per cent being third degree burns.
After his recovery, he resumed full time evangelistic work and has
conducted meetings from coast to coast and in many foreign coun
tries. In 1974 and 1975, Rev. Roever returned to Vietnam on tours in
world ministries.
... He was in Vietnam when the Communist were taking DaNang.
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South
Huron
Big Brothers'
Assocfation
South Huron Big Brothers' Association is one of the area's newest and
most active organizations. Our goal is to match every motherled boy
with an adult male companion. This isn't an expensive or time con
suming venture. Please fill out the coupon or phone today — we'll tell
you all about the exciting times that we're having.
I would like Big Brothers to contact me with more information:
Mail To:South Huron Big Brothers
c/o D. Beuerman
14 Sherwood Cres. Exeter, Ont.
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