HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1970-11-19, Page 9CGIT SOLD OU T — A booth of Christmas candies and other items the girls had made during their fall
meetings was sold out in a short time during the bazaar at Exeter United Church, Saturday. Gwen Mills,
Sandra Shapton, Susan Insley are shown with Mrs. Art Clarke. T-A photo
Open house at Grand Bend school
Women fiddle while world falls?
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The weekly dance was held on
Monday afternoon in the
auditorium when many dances
including the Hokey Pokey were
enjoyed by all,
Tuesday evening the orchestra
was invited to the Psirchiatric
Hospital at Goderich for their
family night. Della Peart, the
pianist, was unable to go and was
replaced by Jake Roorda, with
Mrs, Mary Taylor and John
Leeming playing mouth organs.
Miller Adams and Norman Speir
played violins and Jim Barrie
called off square dances. Bob
Taylor and Mr. Archibald
supplied the cars.
A very pleasant evening was
spent by all. Tea, sandwiches and
donuts were served with another
half hour of dancing after lunch.
The family night program was
provided by the Jolly Millers of
Benmiller Thursday evening. The
program consisted of skits,
instrumentals and several songs
by the group followed by a lively
sing song.
The family night programs
have been very successful, giving
relatives an opportunity to attend
the program and help the
residents, if necessary,
The craft room was filled to
capacity Friday for the weekly
bingo. Winners were Mrs.
Leyburne, Joe McGrath, Mrs.
Cartwright, Mrs. Barrie and Mr.
Mawhinney.
The monthly birthday party
will be held this week under the
direction of the Seaforth
Women's Institute.
The Kinettes and C.F.B. ladies
will hold a tea and sing song the
last Wednesday in November.
Retir• ed teachers
meet at Goderich
Fifty persons attended the
Huron County superannuated
teachers meeting November 9, at
Robertson Memorial School,
Goderich.
M. McAdams of Cameron,
representative of O.P.S.M.T.
Federation in the senate was the
guest speaker. He brought
greetings from this body and gave
an interesting and informative
address on what the federation
has done and is doing for retired
teachers in Ontario.
Federation objectives are
sufficient pensions to live
decently, health care and ways of
relieving loneliness in old age.
Appreciation to the speaker was
expressed by Mr. S. Jefferson. A
suggestion was made that
teachers organize groups to
increase membership.
The following officers will
remain in office for the
completion of the year:
president, Sam Jefferson; vice
president, Ivan Hill, Exeter, and
secretary-treasurer, Mrs. D. 0.
Sitter, Goderich.
Don Langford of Toronto
spent the weekend with Mr. &
Mrs. Ken Langford and Carl.
Cathy Thacker of London
spent the weekend with Mr.
Leonard Thacker, Linda and Joy.
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Mrs. Rosa Grigg is home after
having spent six weeks in South
Huron Hospital, following a car
accident in New Market in which
she was involved. Mrs. Mabel
Desjardine is visiting with Mrs.
Grigg for a week.
Cassie Ann Desjardine, Linda
Miller and Mary Lynne Kennedy
received word last week that they
had successfully passed their R.N.
exams.
Mrs. Alex Hamilton and Mrs.
M. Burke attended the Women's
Institute Convention held in
Stratford last week.
Mrs. Agnes Smith and Miss
Jean Galbraith were in London
last Sunday attending a get
to-gether of the Eastern Tour
sponsored by the Ilderton Travel
Club.
Mrs. Jim Dalton, Mrs. Peter
Masse and Mrs. M. Burke
attended the C.W.L. meeting in
Forest last Tuesday evening and
reported on the Liturgical
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GRAND BEND
The afternoon unit of the
Grand Bend U.C.W. met last
Thursday. Mrs. Colin Love
chaired the meeting in the
absence of president Mrs. W.
Love.
Mrs. Myrtle McGregor
conducted the worship and read a
paper, Finding a Spark of
Goodness in Everyone. Mrs.
Emery Desjardine led in
devotions.
Business followed and a letter
of thanks for a layette was read
from Mr. Heath of the C.A.S.,
Goderich. An invitation was
accepted to hold the Christmas
meeting at the home of Mrs. W.
Baker.
Mrs. Col in Love was
responsible for the program and
played a tape by Rev. Peggy Way
entitled, Contemporary Women
and the Contemporary Church;
Rev. Way and her husband are a
team working in Chicago City
Mission. Mrs. Way is against
rummage sales, teas, bazaars,
etc., in the church. She says,
"women are just fiddling around
while the world is falling to
pieces."
The lunch committee Mrs. H.
Dobson and Mrs. Colin Love
served tea.
OPEN HOUSE
Open House was held at Grand
Bend public school Thursday
evening. Those attending were
privileged to hear two special
speakers, area superintendent of
schools, D. R. Barber of Sarnia,
and B. A. McPhedren also of
Sarnia, who is supervisor of
special services and special
education.
Greetings were extended to all
who attended from the County
School Board representative, G.
Edwards.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Grace McCracken and
Mrs. Irene Hayter were in
Glencoe Saturday attending the
funeral of ,a friend.
Mrs. Vera Roberts left Grand
Bend last Thursday for London
where she will take up residence
there permanently. G.B.'s new
postmaster has moved into Mrs.
Roberts' house.
Mr. & Mrs. Wm Baird and Mr.
& Mrs. B. Green were busy
moving last week. The two
families have exchanged homes.
Mr. & Mrs. Baird are the new
proprietors of Green Haven
Trailer Court which was
originally owned by Mr. & Mrs.
Green.
Mrs. I d am ae Eccelston
returned home Monday from the
hospital. She expects to leave for
Kitchener soon and from there to
Los Angeles where she will spend
the winter.
Miss Audrey Cheaney of
Nipissing is visiting this week with
her sister and brother-in-law, Rev.
& Mrs. H. Dobson.
Hugh Johnston celebrated his
85th birthday last Sunday.
Several relatives and friends
visited him in his home to offer
congratulations.
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Lee were in
Detroit attending a celebration in
honor of their 50th wedding
anniversary arranged by their
family last Sunday. Mr. & Mrs.
Jack Allister and Mrs. Leroy
Bariteau were in Detroit to
attend this event.
St. Marys school
certificates given
By MRS. G, HOOPER
BLANSHAFiD
A number of persons attended
the commencement exercises at
St. Marys District Collegiate
Friday evening. Receiving her
honour graduation diplomas
1969-70 was: Catherine Thacker;
secondary school graduation
diploma five year arts and science
1969-70: Jeanette Hooper;
academie proficiency medal, Carl
Langford; certificates of training
to diversified oddlipation,MaRiN
McCorquodale and Larry
McCorquodale; St, Marys
D.C,V.1, Science Club award,
biological division, Donna Jones.
Convention held in Windsor in
October.
Rev. and Mrs. H. Dobson
visited last week with Mrs.
Dobson's mother in Nipissing
who was celebrating her 90th
birthday.
A group of 13 hunters arrived
home Sunday from Manitoulin
and reported having shot eight
deer.
The Women's Guild of St.
John's by the Lake Anglican
Church appeared on Act Fast TV
program Sunday evening and won
$130.
Grand Bend public school
pupils of Miss Stone and Mrs.
Jack Eagleson enjoyed a bus trip
to Toronto last Tuesday. They
visited the Science Centre and the
Toronto Dominion Building.
Some of the parents accompanied
the group on the tour.
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Keyes were
in Toronto Saturday attending
the Royal Winter Fair.
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