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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1969-10-30, Page 38SOME OF THE BEST COSTUMES AT USBORNE CENTRAL — All juniqr grade students at Usborne Central School took part in a monster Hallowe'en party Friday afternoon. Winners of the various judgings are shown above. From left, Kathy Cooper, Lee Hodgert, Cheryl Parsons, Terri Brintnell, Elizabeth Miners, Larry Dawson and Debbie Taylor. T-A photo New minister inducted at area Anglican parish By MRS, NORMAN LONG Nic Dud who met with an accident by falling in his barn suffered brain damage and bruises to his legs. He returned home Saturday from South Huron Hospital, Exeter. Norman Dickert returned home last week from South Huron Hospital where he has . been hospitalized several weeks. Miss Louise Kirk visited a few days with her friend Pat Hadley, Blyth, recently, Mr. & Mrs. Jolly, Exeter, Mr. Stewart Tribener of Exeter, Mrs. David Triebner attended the funeral of a cousin, Lloyd Schroeder of London, Saturday. Mr. & Mrs. Louis Kirk and Paul visited with Mr. & Mrs. Nelson Helmer and family, St, Thomas recently. Miss Mae Somerville of Winnipeg, who visited Mr. & Mrs. Nelson Hood for the past seven weeks returned home, Friday. Brock Parker of Parry Sound and fiancee visited recently with their friend Brian Triebner. Mr, & Mrs. Roy Kirk, Port Stanley visited Mr. & Mrs. Louis Kirk and family, recently. Mrs. Norman Long returned home Thursday after a few weeks spent with the Long's of Owen Sound. Mrs. Bessie Howe of Woodstock is visiting a week with her brother and sister, Oliver and Miss Margaret MacKay. Mrs. George Clifton who underwent surgery three weeks ago in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, is reported to be improving. Ronald Weir of Stratford visited. Saturday with his Lady returns to Winnipeg Kippen man home again brother-in law and sister, Mr. & Mrs. Ray Bell and family. Sunday guests included Mr. & Mrs. Floyd Diemert and Rick of Stratford. Dobbs for. 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CHOIR Michael Stanley and Cheryl Hardy received the Junior Choir awards for good attendance, ANGLICAN CHURCH WOMEN At the West Middlesex Fall Deanery meeting a panel of Mrs. A. Hawker', Mr. J. Thorn and the Rev. D. Scorer discussed the future amalgamation of Women's work in the Church, It was pointed out that the results, where it has been done, are excellent. There were about 75 women and six clergy present from the parishes of the Deanery at Grace Church, Mt. Brydges. BATTERIES Heavy Duty 55 Amp = To Fit All Popular Cars LESS OLD BATTERY 30•MONTH GUARANTEE Youngsters enjoy Hallowe'en party The annual Hallowe'en party was held in the Anglican Church Hall last Sunday. About 60 were present. Stories, games and treats were the order of the day. Prizes were awarded to Holly Elson, prettiest costume; John Storey, most original; Bonnie Avery, funniest; Tim Culbert, scariest; Roger Lewis, strangest. Stories were told by Mr. Carson and games were in the charge of Nancy Hardy and Julie Henderson, Lunch was provided by Mrs. Carson, Mrs. Culbert and Mrs. Wilkinson. The hall was decorated by Helen Shipway, Dwight Henderson and Julie Hardy. Behind every successful man is a man who says he went to school with him, TIRES All Tires Sold at Competitive Prices See Us Before You Buy By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS KIRKTON The Rev. H. R. Rokeby-Thomas was inducted to the parish of Kirkton with Granton and Saintsbury, at a service in St. Paul's Church, Kirkton. By Mandate from the Bishop of Huron, the Dean of Huron (The Very Rev. Kenneth B. Keefe) officiated. Other clergy present included Archdeacon Lionel A. Nelles of London; the Rev. A. Wallace Downer (Rector of Duntroon, M.L.A. for Dufferin-Simcoe, a Lucan Lions — -Continued from Page 16 Len Knight, and thanked by Lion Rev. Bill Tupling. Lion Jim Freeman reported a net profit of $1500 on the recent Stag Night held at the Lucan Legion Hall. The courtesy of the Lucan Legion in allowing this privilege was much appreciated. Lion Len Knight boosted Lion Gord Brooks, and the meeting closed with a social hour for the pleasure of the Clinton Club. UCW — Continued from page 16 purchase a quantity to re-sell at the UCW bazaar. Mrs. Thomas Barr led the worship service. Mrs. Holden assisted the hostess, Mrs. Cronkite in serving lunch. TUNE-UPS FOR WINTER . . For Easy Starting We Guarantee Our Services Let Us Check Your Car Give Us A Call We Pick Up And Deliver former Speaker of the Legislature, and presently "Dean" of the House); Canon Charles H. James of Stratford (a former Rector of Kirkton); The Rev. Handley R. Perkins of St. Marys; and the Rev. Ruben 0. D. Salmon of Milverton. Representing the United Church of Canada was the Rev. John C. King, minister of Woodham and Kirkton, the Rev. T. Elliott of Kirkton (retired) and the Rev. Susie Seymour of Granton. The sermon was preached by The Rev. Ronald W. Wemham, Rector of Wiarton. Taking part in the service were the Church wardens, Dr. William Schaefer and Burns Blackler of Kirkton; Kenneth E. Hodgins and Allen M. Hodgins of Granton; Arnold Z. Cunningham and Wayne Carroll of Saintsbury. The congregation included visitors from Kitchener, Waterloo, London, Port Stanley, Wardsville, etc. PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Burns Blackler, Wendy and Robert spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Jack Roundell and family of Denbeigh. Mark Paton is a patient in St. Marys Memorial Hospital at time of writing. Rickey Scott returned home from hospital Saturday after being a patient there the past week. Mr. & Mrs. Harold Davis visited Sunday with Rev. & Mrs. Bell of Chesley. $27.50 5.00 $22.50