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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-06-12, Page 26 (2)hies 12A Times -Advocate, Jun* 12, 1975 FREE BUS SERVICE to the London BINGO Games Every Monday and Wednesday BUS DEPARTS AS FOLLOWS Dashwood 6:15 p.m. Exeter 6:30 p.m. Huron Park 6:40 p.m. Centralia 6:45 p.m. Luton 6.55 p.m. Phone 235-0450 pineridge • ZOO • r.,,• • Vii` ;-_/i e 2 MILES SOUTH OF GRAND BEND Open Daily 10 o.m. to Dusk • COUGARS • BOB CATS • BEAR • UONS • DEER • MUCH MORE Pee4e lG e‘41et RR 2 HENSALL SAT., JUNE 14 "The Bluetones" DANCING 9:30 - 1 For Reservations Phone 262-2277, 236-4610 or 236-4213 107th Annual 1975 HENSALL STOCK SHOW Heavy Horses, Light Horses & Ponies, Pure Bred Cattle IMPLEMENT SHOW Tuesday, June 24th HORSE JUDGING TO COMMENCE PROMPTLY at 5:30 PM FEATURING • 61 PRIZE.HEREFORDS — FEEDING CALVES 'o Be Judged and Auctioned • BABY SHOW in the Auditorium at 7:15 p.m. No Entry Fee—Prizes for All Contestants • PARADE 6:00 • OFFICIAL OPENING 7:30 p.m. By JACK RIDDELL, M.P.P. for Huron • BOOTH ON GROUNDS • ZURICH AND DISTRICT CENTENNIAL BAND • MONSTER MIDWAY Chairplane, Merry -Go -Round, Kiddie Rides, Decorated Tricycles and Bicycles, Costumed Children. • MASTER of CEREMONIES — M. L. "TORY" GREG • AUCTION SALE OF CALVES 9:30 P.M. Admission: Adults Sl—Students 50c—Cars 504—Children Free CKNX Mobile Unit in Attendance Canada VVeek 24 june -1 juty 04NAA4 gneitahug LeQ4fIK4A0 lbiamavraE,csys Semaine du Canada 24 juin-1 juillet co•ITE CANADA COMMITTEE SCHEDULE OF EVENTS FRI., JUNE 27 7:00 p.m.—Official OPENING and Flag Raising at Cenotaph 9:00 p.m.—SUMMER FROLIC Community Donce at Arena with Joe Overholt SAT., JUNE 28 1:00 p.m.—Official Opening of TENNIS COURTS 8:00 p.m.—TALENT NIGHT at Arena SUN., JUNE 29 1:00 p.m.—Community PICNIC AND BARBECUE at Riverview —5:00 p.m. Park 4:00 p.m.—Synchornized SWIM DEMONSTRATION at Pool 7:30 p.m.—Community WORSHIP SERVICE at Riverview Pork MON., JUNE 30 1:00 p.m.—Judging of GARDEN COMPETITION 7:00 p.m.—FAMILY ROLLER SKATING at the arena Free for Family Groups - Individuals Regular Charge TUES., JULY 1 9:00 a•m. —EXETER CENTENNIAL CUP Soccer Tournament A 1:00 p.m.—Challenge SOFTBALL Games 2:00 p.m.—LAWN BOWLING JITNEY at the town Bowling Greens 5:00 p.m.—Official CLOSING and Flog Lowering at Exeter Public School 8:00 p.m.—OPEN HOUSE. Exeter Legion For Further Information Call EXETER REC OFFICE 235-0391 GOWNS OF 40 YEARS AGO -- Wedding gowns, past and present were modelled at the futon United Church, Wednesday night. Shown in dresses from 1926 to 1939 ore from the left Joan Lockyer, Jackie Yallup, Donna Von Arenthals, Diane Williams and Shirley Jones. T -A photo Two upcoming marriages Showers for bride -elects Lynn Emery was the recipient at two more showers prior to her wedding on Saturday to Robert Graham, at the Lucan United Church. • On May 23, Mrs. Mhrgaret Hastings, her sister, and Debra Kennedy hosted a grocery shower at the home of her parents. Friday, June 6 a bedroom, bathroom and linen shower, was held at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Graham. Lobo. with the sister of the groom, Linda Graham. as hostess. Bride -elect Marlene Butler has been honoured at five showers, prior to her marriage on June 28 to Rick Thornton at the Pen- tecostal Holiness Church. Lucan. On May 22 Mrs. Wm. Cochrane and Mrs. Lloyd Mason were hostesses at the Pentecostal Church for a miscellaneous shower and on the 26th, members of the Church gathered at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Ed Butler for Newcomers Newcomers to the village in- clude. Mr. & Mrs. Lewis Egan, Market Street; Mr. & Mrs. Adrian VanderVenne, Kleinfeld Ave.; Mr. & Mrs. Clare Paton, Langford Dr.; Mr. & Mrs. Albert Beer, Albert St.; Mr. & Mrs. Ron Peters, Alice St.; Mr. & Mrs. Ivan Van Koekle, Marlene St.; Mr. & Mrs. Tim Shaw, William St.; and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hodge. Kent St. If you have been missed. please 'phone your correspondent. New students attend classes The September kindergarten classes visited the kindergarten room last week. On Tuesday. the township children attended and on Wednesday those from the village enjoyed "orientation". Pupils from the "feeder" schools to Medway held their track and field meet at Medway on Monday. June 9. This meet was postponed from June 5, because of weather conditions. St. Pat's classes visit GB zoo Field trips finished up this week at St. Patrick's school with the kindergarten and grade 1 pupils going to the Grand Bend Zoo and the grade 4's enjoying a visit to the Indian Village at Delaware. Field Day will be held on Monday. June 23 at Medway. Graduation this year will be held on Thursday, June 19. with Father Casper of Belvoir Centre, Delaware. as guest speaker. a linen shower. Mrs. Ray Brewster was the co -hostess. Included in the gifts was a hand- crafted quilt from the quilters of the Church. Friday, May 30 a double miscellaneous shower was held in Toronto for Marlene and sister of the groom, Susan Thornton, at the home of an aunt Mrs. Fred Yeatman. Another aunt Mrs. Jack Baines was co -hostess. Sunday. June 1 another miscellaneous shower was held for her by Mrs. Nick Nicklom, and her daughter Mrs. Bill Morenz, at the home of the for- mer. Last Wednesday, June 4, Sherry Reid (nee Fisher), for- merly of Lucan, and Bonnie Nauta, both of Strathroy area, co - hosted a school friends miscellaneous ' shower, at the home of the bride's parents. Many beautiful and useful gifts have been received by both brides. Name St.Pat's principal, is native of Ireland Mr. Des de Salaiz of London, has been named principal of St. Patrick's school, Lucan. His duties commence officially on September 1.This appointment was announced by Patrick Crunican, chairman of the London and Middlesex Roman Catholic Separate School Board, at a recent meeting. He was born in Ireland and received his primary and secondary education in that country. He attended St. Marys Institute at the University of London, the equivalent of London Teachers' College, receiving his teaching certificate and ad- vanced diploma in Physical Education. Mr. de Salaiz taught in England from 1963 to 1966, teaching general subjects and during the year 1966-67 was head of the Phys. Ed. Dept. In 1967 he came Des de Salaiz to Canada, to Port Arthur, where he was with the Separate School Board there for one year. Since that time he has been with the London and Middlesex Roman Catholic Separate school board as a visiting teacher of Physical education in four schools of the system and this Grand Re.d FRIDAY & SATURDAY — JUNE 13 & 14 MR. MAJESTIC Adult Entertainment Charles Bronson Color THE OUTSIDE MAN Adult Entertainment Ann Margaret Color ¥ ¥ ¥ FRI. / SAT. & SUN. — JUNE 20, 21, 22 THE STING Adult Entertainment Paul Newman, Robert Redford Color GIRL FROM PETROVKA Adult Entertainment Goldie Hawn Color position was expanded after one year to a consultant appointment, where he was involved in working with teachers. From1973 to date, he has been the vice-principal at Our Lady Immaculate School, in Strathroy, the largest school in the system, and it is to this school that K. J. Schenkel, present principal at St. Patrick's, is going in September. Other interests and activities include gardening, general sports, soccer, hockey and wrestling in particular. It is most interesting and en- couraging to hear Mr. de Salaiz say one of his aims while at St. Patrick's is that, in a year or two, the staff and the community will think as much of him as they now do of Mr. Schenkel. Businessmen plan tourney The Annual Lucan Business men's golf tournament, open to all residents of the area is coming up shortly. It will be held at the Oakwood Golf Course, Grand Bend, on Wednesday, June 25. Entries must he in to the committee by June 18. For further information con- tact Art Bell at 227-1459. PTA dance successful The Executive and members of St. Patrick's P.T.A. were very well pleased with the response at their dance on Saturday evening in the Ilderton Arena. Gemutlichkeit '75, with Walter Ostenak, provided the music. The dance was attended by 425 couples. Church News The 113th Anniversary of the congregation and the 50th Anniversary of Church Union were celebrated at the Lucan United Church on Sunday. Guest speaker for the occasion was Evan McGugan of London, member of the Board of Stewards at Metropolitan U.C. and general manager of the Western Fair Association. His topic was "Double A Squared". He said that of a given number of people in Church 50 percent are asleep and 50 percent are awake. Of the 50 percent awake, half are alert and half of those are aware of the needs of the Church. Calvin Jackson, also of London was trumpeter for the occasion, playing two solos "The Holy City" and "Trunipet Volun- tary", as well as accompanying the organ for the hymns. Special music by the choir "Gloria In Excelsis" was written by Mr. Kight especially for this double Anniversary. Rev. Ewart Madden led in the service of worship, assisted by the chairman of the Board of Management, Alden Walker. Next Sunday, Rev. Jack Thompson of London will be the speaker as Mr. Madden will be attending the 'Keswick Weekend' with several other men of the congregation. Tuesday, June 18 members of the Friendship Unit of the U.C.W. will hold their last meeting until fall, with a visit to the Country Spire. Friends wishing to go along are asked to be at the Church at 7.15 p.m. Following the service a fellowship, "finger" luncheon was enjoyed. Mrs. E1'don Hodgson and Percy Vahey, the most senior members of the congregation, cut an Anniversary Cake. Pentecostal A "Bus" breakfast was enjoyed by 14 members of the Sunday School, prior to starting out with the bus for pick up of children. A record attendance resulted with 92 present for Sunday School. Special guests at the Church services were Mr. & Sherwood of Cleveland, Ohio. Mr. Sherwood speaking from John 15, said that to have real joy, Christians must forgive others as Christ forgave them. He told his congregation to be patient, helpful and loving toward others and live their faith. Mrs. Sherwood sang a solo accompanying herself on the piano. At the evening service the film "Russia Today" was presented showing the terrible conditions under which Christians live in Russia. The Sherwoods are associated with the Christian Mission Publishers and are working to send scriptures and gospel radio messages to Christians in Russia. Mrs. Sherwood sang again, Joan Lockyer also sang a solo accompanying herself on her guitar, and Mrs. John Armitage and Rev. Brewster sang a duet. A.C.W. Members of the Holy Trinity Anglican Church Women held their June meeting at the home of Mrs. Wm. Haskett, Sr. on Wednesday afternoon. In the absence of president Mrs. Frank Hardy, Sr., Mrs. Harvey Hodgins chaired the meeting, reading the scripture from Joshua. Mrs. Hilton Roberts read from "Poems for Everyday" and Mrs. Charles Haggar read a poem on "Spring". Mrs. Hodgins gave exerpts from the "Living Message" regarding the Asian Council of Christian Women. Mrs. Wilson Hodgins and Mrs. George Hodgins assisted the hostess. JUNE 15 St. Marys Lions Club BINGO Mon., June 16 ST. MARYS ARENA ICE SURFACE First Game of 7:45 — Seating for over 1000 OVER $2000"In Cash Prizes 20 Regular Games at $75.00 per Game 3 Share the Wealth 1 Jackpot $500.00 5 100 Top and Bottom Line — 5300 Full Card ADMISSION $2.00 INCLUDES 4 CARDS EXTRA CARDS 3 FOR 504 6 FOR 51.00 SPECIAL CARDS 3 FOR 504 6 FOR 51.00 DOOR OPENS AT 6 P.M. NO ONE UNDER 16 YEARS OF AGE ADMITTED "Summer Frolic" Community Dance MUSIC BY JOE OVERHOLT Fri.,June27 9:00 p.m. - 1:00 a.m. EXETER ARENA Price $3.00 Per Couple Limit of 300 Tickets To Be Sold Tickets Available At Recreation Office CALL 235-0391 EXETER ARENA Schedule For Following Weeks As Follows Youths - Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays Adults - Sunday Nights SKATING — 7:30 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. ADMISSION: With Skates 754 Skate Rentals 51.25 Spectators 50c We Have Purchased 50 Pair of New Rental Skates WANT SPECIAL RECORDS? — Bring your own and have them identified so they can be returned S BROWNIE'S �ThVE •/1y CLINTON -ONTARIO 144EAhf BOX OFFICE OPEN 8 P -M. FIRST SHOW AT DUSK THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY June 12.13-14 Vigilante, city style - judge, jury, and executioner. L DI NO Dt LAD slum 3 CHARLES nBRONSON pi. AUCJIALL WORM "DEATH WISH" ..-••.-'' ATII VTLI't WWI GAIN IMO `.. reYly, :, VIA DLL/ AMY( WELCOME TO SCENIC ATOKA COUNTY I is a great place to live ... if THEY let A ParaaaMal II.•ao• LEE BURTON MARVIN "THE KLANSMAN" T..aaW.$., • A p.,._..., R....,. SUNDAY, JUNE 15th WORIEN WHO MAIZE THE HMO OF OFFER A COP CANT FEFi18E 1 oist. , C1, dirty obeil. • " ? THE LOVE i1FE OFACOP „MORGAN PAULL • AAT METIIANO 1 LET THE REVENGE FR THE CRIME! They had all been violated in the same savage way ...NOW THEY'RE OUT TO GET EVE STARTING JUNE 19 OPEN 7 NIGHTS A WEEK THURSDAY to TUESDAY—June 19 to 24 One Show Nightly at 9:30 p.m. Francis Fori (oppola's The Godfather PARTJI /4--141,N1. i