The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1968-11-28, Page 13By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN
SQUARE DANCERS HAVE BUSY DAY — The Exeter Legion Hall rocked Saturday with continuous
square dancing provided by member clubs of the South Western Ontario Square Dance Association, The
Exeter Promenaders were hosts for the day and club members Mr. and Mrs, Norm Whiting and Mr, and.
Mrs. Wayne Tuckey are shown above going through some of their intricate steps. T-A photo
Moms see skit rehearsal
by Fashion Setters club
. To The Electors of
EXETER, STEPHEN
and USBORNE
As a member of the
Usborne Township School
Area Board for the last
four years, I respectfully
solicit your support at the
polls on Dec. 2 for the new
Huron County Board of
Education.
As a parent of child-
ren in both elementary and
secondary schools, I am
willing to serve always
keeping in mind the best
education possible at the
least possible cost to the
taxpayer.
On such an import-
ant issue, I strongly urge
every eligible person to
vote Dec. 2,
For Sound, Responsible Administration
VOTE
JOHN STEWART
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EDUCATION
is becoming
BIG BUSINESS
Doesn't It Make
Sense to Have a
BUSINESSMAN
with Education
Administration
Experience
Representing Exeter,
Stephen and Usborne
On the
HURON COUNTY
SCHOOL BOARD?
ON DECEMBER .2 .VOTE
CLARENCE (KING)
McDONALD
(Present Cheithieti of the Exeter Public
School Board)
I PROMISE TO
GIVE YOU:
• Strong Representa-
tion for Exeter,
Stephen and
Usborne.
• Determination to
receive the full value
of our tax dollars
being spent on
education.
To The People of Exeter,
Stephen and borne... . VOTE
SIMMONS
FOR THE
HURON COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD
I Have Served as Mayor
of Exeter for three years
and Councillor for four
years
I am conderned because I have school-age children
and as a taxpayer of Exeter and Stephen, I feel
that we should have the best education for our
children but we do not want our tax dollars
unnecessarily spent
I ASK FOR YOUR SUPPORT TO BE ONE OF
YOUR TWO REPRESENTATIVES
On December" 2 . VOTE
ELDRID SIMMONS
If YOu Wish A Ride To the Polls, Please
Phone 235.0526
TQ THE
Public School .Supporters.
F
STEPHEN, EXETER
and. USBORNE
Having been nominated as candidate to represent you on the
Huron County School Board, I respectfully ask for your
support on Monday, Dec. 2.
I have been a member of Stephen Township School Board for
anumber of years; serving as Chairman since January 1966.
Also I was Stephen's representative on the Huron Interim
School Organization Committee, to assist in the formation of
the new County Board. •
As an interested parent concerned with educational trends
and costs, I will endeavour to serve you to the best of my
ability.
I WOULD APPRECIATE YOUR
SUPPORT ON DECEMBER 2
ROSS BROWN
EXPERIENCE
IS A MUST . . .
For the New
Huron County
School Board
This is a big change
in education and
requires men with
PROVEN
EXPERIENCE
and an insight
into education
GARNET HICKS
OFFERS THESE QUALIFICATIONS
TO THE ELECTORS OF EXETER, STEPHEN
AND USBORNE:
1. Secretary-Treasurer of the Usborne School Area
2. Member of the South Huron District High School Board
3. South Huron's representative to the Advisory
Vocational Committee at Central Huron, Clinton
Phone 235-2438 for transportation
to the polls on Monday, December 2
Michael and Doris win
$5 Gift Certificates!
DORIS STEPHEN, Grade 4 Student at Usborne
Central School, and MICHAEL GIBSON, Grade 4
Student at Stephen Central School win $5 Gift
Certificates In Our .
WIN A WATCH
FOR MOM CONTEST
They're still eligible to win the watch and You Can
Be Too . . Just write in 25 to 100 words why your
Mom needs or deserves a new watch.
OPEN TO ANY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL.
STUDENT IN THE DISTRICT
DORIS WRITES:
RR 1, Woodham, Ont.
Nov.16,1968
Dear Sir:
I think my Mom should get the watch
because she is kind and she does a lot of
things for me. She helps me with my home
work. I love mom.
Another reason why I want my mother
to win the watch is because then I can have
her old watch.
Yours truly,
Doris Stephen,
Age 9, Gr. 4, U.C.S.
MICHAEL WRITES:
Dear Sir:
The reason that I want my mom to win
is she is always giving me stuff and doing
nice things for others and I wish I could give
her something in return.
She goes to T.O.P.S. Club in Exeter
and this past year she has been crowned
queen 4 times, the last time she got a tiara,
and I think she has worked so hard that she
deserves a watch to go with it. I would be so
happy if I could make her happy.
Michael Gibson,
Box 11, Dashwood
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BRING YOUR ENTRY INTO THE STORE TODAY
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421 Main S. Exeter
MICHEAL GIBSON
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Happy Birthday!
Now you may qualify
for your retirement
pension under the
Canada Pension Plan.
If you are now 66 . . . if you've been contrib-
uting to the Canada Pension Plan . and if
you've retired from regular employment, coil-
tact your Canada Pension Plan Office now, If
you will become 66 in 1969, get in touch with
your.Canada Pension Plan Office three months
before your birthday. The people there will
help you fill out the application 'form that
starts your pension Cheques coining. They'll
explain how your pension is worked out .
and when you become eligible, You'll get all
the answers to questions about your retire=
meat pension. Payment is not automatic. You
must apply to receive your' pension benefits.
Application should be made in the Canada
Pension Plan Office serving your community,
NOTE: If you are age 70 or over
and have contributed to
the Canada Pension Plan,
you don't have to retire to
qualify for. benefits.
The district offices in this
area are listed below
LONDON:
Room 401
Toronto-Dominion Bank Building
365 Richmond Street
Tel. 438,2953
BY THE btriketVieNt oP NATIONAL 'REAttflANO WELFARE,
THE HONOURABLE dOOKIMONKO,, MINI TEIt
The Staft'a. United ,Church
Women :Met 14 the Family life
Centre Wednesday afternoOn.
Mrs. Cameron
wwitipted the worship. service
using as her theme
There were readings by Mrs,
Ed Gearing and Mrs. Walter
O'Brien,
nusiness was conducted by
Mrs, Harold .Pethick,. Roll call
was answered by a verse on
Citizenship".
A halie gale followed the
meeting.
Hostesses for the afternoon
were Mrs. Nerville Elliott and
Mrs. Darrel Parker.
PERSONAL
Mr.& Mrs, Robert Duncan,
Exeter, visited Thursday with
Mr. & Mrs, Lloyd Miller and
family.
birthday. They all enjoyed
supper at the Zurich hotel.
Miss Iris Becker spent a few
days with her parents, Mr. &
Mrs. Valentine Becker. She also
received word that she had
received her R.N.
Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Rader spent
a few days in Toronto and also
attended the Royal Winter Fair.
Mrs. Sam Elsie has returned
home from South Huron
Hospital, Exeter.
By MRS. G. HOOPER
The Eighth Line community
held their monthly social
evening in South Perth
Centennial School Friday
evening with 12 tables of euchre
in play.
Prize winners were: ladies'
high, Mrs. W. Wilson. ladies'
lone, Mrs. M. Spence; ladies'
low, Mrs. H. Carter; men's, high,
M. Spence; men's lone, George
Wilson;-4 "men's low, Marvin
Hartwick.
After the cards, Mr. and Mrs.
Clare Hooper of London were
presented with a beautiful pole
lamp.
Mrs. Claire Sisson read the
address and Lloyd Thomson
made the presentation.
Clare thanked all for the gift
and lunch was served by the
committee, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Thomson, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Thomson.
PERSONALS
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Vanexan
and Lisa of Waterloo were
Sunday guests of Leonard
Thacker and girls. All visited
Sunday afternoon with Mr. &
Mrs. Morley Waugh of London.
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Grasby,
Debbie and Linda of Keswick,
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Petch of
Strathroy were Sunday guests of
Mr. & Mrs. Claire Sisson.
Wilmer and 'Helen, Jack
Youngson, Mr. & Mrs. Gladwyn
Hooper and Jeanette attended
the Royal Winter Fair at
Toronto, Saturday. The latter
were overnight guests of Miss
Very-! Hooper of Toronto.
To the Electors
of
STEPHEN,
EXETER and
USBORNE
for
HURON COUNTY
SCHOOL BOARD
Having been nominated
for this position, I feel I
tan qualify because of my
experience as a Board
member and chairman in
Stephen Township and
presently serving as a
Huron County
Representative on the
South Huron District High
School Board,
I would appreciate your
support at the polls on
Dec. 2.
LLOYD
LAMPORT
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By MRS. IRVIN RADER
Dashwood Fashion Setters,
Club No. 1 with their leaders,
Mrs. Gordon Bender and Mrs.
Leonard Schenk entertained the
mothers, Wednesday.
They modelled their dresses
and presented the skit they will
do on Achievement Day.
Bunco was played with Mrs.
Harold Stire and Darlene Rader
high; Olga Zemetis, low; hidden
score, Mrs. Lorne Becker.
The girls served lunch.
Some mothers were able to
practice the proper method of
sewing a zipper.
LEADERS ENTERTAIN
The leaders of 4-H club No.
2, Cotton QT's, Mrs. Eben
Weigand and Mrs. Stuart Wolfe
entertained the girls at a fowl
dinner with all the trimmings at
the home of Mrs. Weigand. They
were also shown slides of Mrs.
Weigand's trip out West.
The girls modelled their
dresses and are eagerly looking
forward to Achievement Day.
Marie Andersen will be
commentator for a
demonstration, "Cottons May
Be Smart". The girls also
presented their leaders with
gifts.
PERSONALS
Little Leanne Love of Sarnia
is spending some time with her
grandparents, Mr. & Mrs. Ross
Love.
Sunday visitors with Mr. &
Mrs. Elgin Rader were Mr. &
Mrs. Irvin Rader and family, Mr.
& Mrs. Lloyd Howe and girls of
London, Miss Eleanor Wein of
Crediton, and Miss Rose Marie
Grenier.
Sunday visitors with Mr. &
Mrs. Wm. Hey were Miss Helen
Trumper, Jack Pevler of London
and Martha Miller on the
occasion of Mr. Hey's 84th
F,rtmet,,Adycocate, floyem.btr 10, 1900 ,NV.:
Promenaders are hosts
to district dance
The November meeting and
dance of the South Western.
Ontario Square Dance
Association was held at the
Legien Hall Saturday afterr1094
and evening. Host club for the
day was the Exeter
Promenaders.
The afternoon session
consisted of relaxed square
dancing followed by a workshop
on a new square dance
movement. The one taught this
month was Change the Web. A
new round dance, Molly and Me,
was also taught.
Most of those attending the
afternoon session brought a
basket lunch and stayed at the
Legion Hall for supper, where
tea and coffee were provided.
Other couples went to the local
restaurants or home for supper.
Following the supper break, the
monthly P4§11.1P4P Meeting was
held.
"rl'heRvening dance began with
an hour of round dancing,.
followed by square .dancing..
Callers for the evening .,werg Aick
Fairfield and Norm Whiting of
Exeter, ..and Bill :Blaney - of
Dorehester. They called, for one
hour each. HOst .caller was
Lawrence Mitchell of Marys,
who is one -of the Exeter
Promenaders' . callers.
Expter residents probably
were curious .about 'the red
interlocking squares on the
white signs placed .at strategic
places .0;Exeter light poles, This
international symbol of square
dancing is used to indicate the
route to the square dance, and is.
used to assist visiting dancers to
find their way more ,easily,
These are made -with fluorescent
Material so they are as easily:
seen at night as in the day,
Election of officers fOr the
Exeter PrOirienaderg was held
lastWednesday, with
Vice-President Glenn and
Perothy Jeffery.stepping into
the President position.. New
Vice-Presidents are Wayne and
Mari Tuckey; Secretary, Frank
and Ethel Sel.hy; Treasurer, John
and Ola Batten, and members at
large, Ray end Doris
Shoebottom. Past Presidents are
Lloyd and Shirley Ferguson. The
new executive will take office in
January,
When the Promenaders
resume dancing in January they
will move to a new location. At
present dancing is held at the
Exeter Arena, and the South
Huron District High School will
be the future home,