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KEN SHAW EXETER EASY TERMS Timas.AcIvacata, January $, 1967 Pao* 11 AT .THE HION .$04QQ1, By Ann -creecb. .11.101111,111tli ,, llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lll l iilIk111114111,11111M1114111,11111,4111014041M0011104.41VIMPOHIMMMAROPM0 ll t Once in every -week An ad ire every home Pas t year in restrospec'tive That's the way to more 'business profits'. 4 students who left school. The year 1966 brought with it the International Ploughing Match. Students of SHDHS at- tended the match on October 1.4 and thoroughly enjoyed them- selves. Several grades attended the Stratford Shakespearean Fes- tival, viewing various plays, As we enter our Centennial Year of 196'7 suggestions are needed for the Centennial Pro- ject of South Huron. So let's have some original ideas offered to our Student Council. Let us hope that 1967 will be a very good year for all citizens of Canadal this Sunday, Wednesday afternoon and during the evening throughput the week, South End Service NOW AT THE BEGINNING OF THE NEW YEAR Looking back on the year of 1966, I think it could be called a successful year for all. Once again we said "goodbye" to our grade 13's and "hello" to a new group of grade 9's. As in years before, we lost many teachers to other commun- ities and we welcomed our new staff members. We had a multicoloured "At Home" and we crpwned our Queen—Brenda Dinney. We stopped talking about our addition and finally started dig- ging. At present, everything is proceeding smoothly and quickly. We had the best magazine cam- paign in recent years. Our goal was $3,000, We collected $5,576.971 Good work, everyone] We had public speaking con- tests with competition being very keen. Students were involved in many more accidents, both in and out of school, in 1966. Fortunately, all of us are recovering. As in other years; there were those council opening sponsibilities of council members to students, Ruth Ann Haist, Patricia Young, Barbara Anne Jennison. Lady Driver (after collision); "But, sir, I insist it was my fault." Gentleman Driver: "No ma'am, it was my fault. I knew your car was being driven by a woman at least 300 feet away and I could easily have driven over into the field and avoided this." Richard Jennison, Thomas and Doug --T-A photo Students attend The grade seven class of Grand Bend public school took time out from their regular studies Tuesday morning to attend the first session of village council and witness the oath of office ceremonies. Above, clerk Murray A, Des Jardins is explaining some of the re- IS THE TRADITIONAL TIME TO REVIEW THE PAST LOOK TO THE FUTURE Woodham correspondent dies suddenly in hospital By MISS JEAN COPELAND Times- Advocate correspon- dent for Woodham, Mrs. Robert Rundle, 55, of Lot 8 Con. 7 Blanshard Township, died sudden- ly on Sunday, January 1 at Mem- orial Hospital, St. Marys. She was the former Geneva Payne. She and her husband, Robert Rundle, lived in Wood- ham moving to the farm a few years ago where her husband died in 1964. Surviving are two sons, James of Exeter and Jack at home. Funeral services were con- ducted by Rev. John C. King of Woodham United Church Wednes- day, January 4 at the L.A. Ball funeral home, St.• Marys with interment in Kirkton Union cem- etery at a later date. YOU SHOULD REVIEW YOUR WILL TO PROVIDE FOR THE FUTURE OF YOUR FAMILY Norris Webb and family were Mr. & Mrs. Win. Whyte and fam- ily of Sarnia and Mr. & Mrs. Ben Webb and family of London and Mr. & Mrs. Elgin Webb, Grand Bend. Our long experience in the planning and handling of Estates can be of great value to you VICTORIA and GREY TRUST 425 MAIN ST. EXETER family were guests with Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Witteveen of Tor- onto during the weekend. Mr. & Mrs. Norris Webb and family were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Wilbert Small and family of Brownsville. Guests with Mr. & Mrs. Oscar Brine Sunday were Miss Pearl Brine of Grosse Pointe, Mich. Mr. Lloyd Brine, Baseline, Mr. & Mrs. Ross Robinson and family, Fourth Line and Mr. & Mrs. Don Brine and Cheryl. Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Heard and family of Fourth Line and Mr. Wm. Armstrong of Lieury were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Thomson and family. Mrs. M. Copeland and Jean were Sunday evening guests with Misses Blanche and Rhea Mills. Mr. & Mrs. Don Brine were New Year's Eve guests with Mr. & Mrs. Ken Blackler of Fourth Line. Mrs. Glenn Copeland and baby Deanna arrived home from St. Marys Memorial Hospital, Sat- urday, PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. John Rodd and family had as their guests Mon- day Rev. & Mrs. John Cooke and, Jack of Thamesford, Mr. & Mrs. George Wheeler and David, Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Copeland and girls, Mrs. John Butters and Mrs. M. Copeland and Jean. Monday guests with Mr. & Mrs., Bend council take oath Inaugural council sessions for 1967 were held in several municipalities, Tuesday. At Grand Bend, the four man council was sworn into office by clerk Murray A, Des Jardins. From the left are returning councillors Howard Green and Douglas Martin and newly elected John Teevins and peter DeJong. Orval Wassmann is reeve of the popular summer resort. T-A photo Families enjoy holidays Girls stage Elimville event Mr. & Mrs. Fred Doupe and Mr. & Mrs. Don Brine and Cheryl were Monday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Fred Roger of Kirkton. Mr. & Mrs, Harold Hern of Zion, Mr. & Mrs. Norris. Webb and family and Mrs. M. Copeland and Jean attended a surprise party for Rev. & Mrs. J. R, Wareham of Atwood Tuesday evening. Mr. & Mrs. Wareham were celebrating their twenty- fifth wedding anniversary. Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Brintnell and fam- ily were Mr. & Mrs. WraySweit- zer and Barbara of Shipka, Mr. & Mrs. Ron Sweitzer and Sherri of Grand Bend, Mr. Frank Levy, Helen and Hilda of Transvaal, Mr. & Mrs. Don Wilson and fam- ily of Lakeside, Mr. & Mrs. Jack Smith and Mr. & Mrs. Wm, Rundle and Larry. Miss Linda Thacker and Messrs Bob Miller, Dennis Webb and Jim Gartenburg attended the Toc- Alpha Conference at Niagara Finkbiener and family of Shipka Falls last week. Miss Linda Hodgins of Ailsa Mrs. Arthur Hopkin and Miss Craig, Miss Joy Seldon of Exe- Ada Hopkin were New Year's Day ter were guests last Thursday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Wm. with Mr. & Mrs. Harold Ker- Jones and family of Eighth Line. slake and family. Mr.. & Mrs. John Witteveen and g1111111111111110111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111611111111111111111111011111111111111111111111111111g The Elimville — Thames Road CGIT presented the Christmas Best buys For the home Pre-finished mahogany CEILING TILE PANELLING 4 x 7 3 99 4 x " Plain white 12 x 12 10 '120 each By MRS. ROSS SKINNER Story as a Canadian setting at their vesper service at Elim- ville United Church. The nat- ivity scene was based on the "Huron Indian Carol" and their Indian costumes completed the scene. The Indian mother was Miss Joyce Kerslake; with her In- dian papoose, the father was Miss Marlene Stewart. The hunters were Miss Debbie Hern and Miss Janice Johns; the chieftains be- ing Misses Elaine Johns, Lois Johns and Joanne Hodgert. The Indian children were Miss Brenda Hodgert, Miss Joan Pym and Master Ricky Skinner. The CGIT members were in the choir sing- ing the Huron Indian carol. Miss Ava Elford was the can- dielighter and first reader was Beverley Passmore, second reader, Brenda Skinner. The leaders are Mrs. Howard Pym and Mrs. Reg Hodgert and Mrs. Hodgert presided at the or- gan. The ushers were Misses Sandra Skinner, Carol Bell, Joan Lynn and Joan Allen. Stainless Steel SINKS - Ledge Back Single $2 o 195 Double '44" Bowl Bowl NEW YEARS VISITORS Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Pym of Exe- ter, Mr. & Mrs. Sam Skinner, Karen, Gary and Dianne of Cen- tralia, Mr. & Mrs. Howard Pym, Joan l Brian, Elaine and Margaret, Mr. & M r s. Norman Jaques, Harry and Shirley of Zion, Mr. m Wilkinson of Leamington, Mr. & Mrs. Ross Skinner and family, Mr, & Mrs. Lloyd Cooper and family, Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Cooper, Mr. & Mrs. Harold Bell and Carol with Mr. & Mrs. Don Parsons and family at Elimville Hall, Mr. & Mrs. GrantRatcliffe and family of Anderson, Miss Linda Ratcliffe and Miss Shirley Johns of Hamilton, Mr. & Mrs. James Grinney and family, Mr. & Mrs. IC eith Fraser and family of Science Hill, Mr. & Mrs. Fred Long and family, Mr. & Mrs. Murray McCourt of Atwood, Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Knoblauch and family, Mr. & Mrs. David Long and family of Ltstowel, Mr. Ross Rowe., Mr. & Mrs. Chas. Cassar and Terri of London, Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert Johns and Larry, Mr. & Mrs. EdWard Johns and 'Karen with Mr. & Mrs. Allen Johns and Marilyn at Russeldale Hall, Mr. & Mrs. Clayton Watson of Science Hill Visited Monday with Mr. & Mrs. Chas. Stephen. Mr. & Mrs. Everard Miller and Elsie of Grand Bend, Mr. & Mrs. Earl Miller, Mr. & Mrs. Fred Miller and Brenda bf zion, SET OF TAPS 8.99 Mr. & Mrs. Howard Kerslake and Jim of Exeter, Mrs. James Earl of Exeter, Mr. & Mrs. Paul Coates and family of Eden, Mr. & Mrs. Glen Lamport of Thames Road with Mr. & Mrs. Philip Johns and family. Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Riggs of London with Mr. & Mrs. John Miners. Visitors out of the communi- ty were — Mr. & Mrs. Howard Pym and family with Mr. & Mrs. Sam Skinner Sunday. Mr. & Mrs. Floyd Cooper and family with Mr. & Mrs. Russell Morley of Exeter. Mr. & Mrs. Everett Skinner, Miss Ruth Skinner, Mr. Laverne Skinner and Mr. Bert Rivers with Mr. & Mrs. Reg McDonald of Exeter Sunday. Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Routly spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Rannie and family of Lon- don and with Mr. & Mrs. Alec Crago of Kirkton Monday. Mr. & Mrs. Chas. Stephen with Mr. & Mrs. Bob Marshall and family of Kirkton Sunday. Mr. & Mrs. Lewis Johns and Emerson, Mr. & Mrs. John Bat- ten, Helen, Sharon and Ralph, Mr. & Mrs. Chester Dunn of Hurondale with Mr. & Mrs. Hans Gertsenkorn of Exeter, Mr. & Mrs. Edward Johns and Karen visited Sunday with the Webb Family at Crediton Mr. & Mrs. Squire Herdman and Anne with Mr.& Mrs. Horace Delbridge of Winchelsea Sunday. Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Elford, Ava and Michael with Mr. & Mrs. Don Bray and family of Thames Road Monday, Mrs. Gladys Johns, Mrs. Pat Otis, Lawrence,Lynn, Terry and Sherrie with Mr. & Mrs. Win. Rogers of St. Marys. Miss Cynthia Armstrong Of St. Marys is spending two weeks with her grandparents Mr.& Mrs. Hubert Heywood while her par- ents Mr. & Mrs, Ross Arm- strong, Brenda, Anne and David are vacationing in Florida. Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Stephen of Peterborough visited last week with Mr. & Mrs. Chas, Stephen. Misses Trudy Johns of Thames Road and Linda Gertsenkorri of Exeter spent a couple of days last week with their grandpar.. eats, Mr. & MS5. Lewis Johns, Mr. Bert Lobb of Clinton spent a fey,' days last week with Mr. & Mrs. Howard Pym and family. Mr. & Mks, Earl Coultis of Newinarket, Mr. & Mrs. Harold S = Phone: 215-1422 EXETER Phone: 238-2374 GRAND BEND Install a Wattle dhattactele POWER HUMIDIFIER it makes Indoor Air Outdoor Fresh FREE ESTIMATES CLJDMORE HEATING 373 Main St., Exeter 235-0487 loom FOLDING DOORS ;,iigni;il " 8 Vinyl asbestos FLOOR TILE 9 1/2 0 each Bathroom & kitchen TILE BOARD' 10" Ping Pang Tables Easily Assembled Special $11995