The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-10-07, Page 10Breakfast with
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Page 10 October 7, 1971
Help the blind-give generously
Hear history
at Hurondale
NEW SWINGERS The Exeter Promenaders square dancing club
held a "fun night" Wednesday night with a welcome Out to
newcomers. Above, caller Earl Campbell at the right gives
instructions on preliminary steps to Mildred and Dave Kyle, Joanne
and John Hayman, Doris and Bill Spence and Kathy and Peter Snell,
T-A photo
Firemen's ball success
The TweedMuir History and
resolutions committee convened
by Mrs. Arthur Rundle was in
charge of the first fall meeting of
Hurondale Women's Institute last
Wednesday evening.
The history of the Canada
Company was given by Ernest
Pym and Mrs, Pyrn gave the
history of the village of
Rodgerville. The roll call was
answered by "An old-fashioned
custom I hate to discard."
The motto "There are two
kinds of people; one says this is
old, therefore it is good; the other
says this is new, therefore it is
better" was discussed by Mrs.
William Dougall. Mrs. Rundle
showed a display of buttons, old
laces and combs.
A quartet including Cynthia
Gunn, Brenda Cooper, Valerie
Sweet and Heather Mills ac-
companied on the piano by
Denise Wyatt sang several
numbers.
President Mrs. Garnet Hicks
conducted the business when
Mrs. A. Rundle, Mrs, Roylance
Westcott, Mrs. Ray Cann, Mrs.
Harold Patterson and Mrs.
Resort hosts syrup producers
Toronto, and Mr, & Mrs. Clarke
Kennedy spent a few days last
week touring in the north, The
trees turning color were
something to behold.
Dessert' .
The leaders demonstrated how
to make "Yogurt Chip Dip". Lea
Smeekins closed the meeting.
Sixteen girls attended.
By MRS, CLARKE KENNEDY
GRAND BEND
Grand Bend tourist facilities
accommodated the people at-
tending the province-wide maple
syrup convention that was held
on the weekend. Mr. David
Garrett, United States Govern-
ment representative of
Mr. & Mrs. Norman Brock,
town, spent a week touring
through Ottawa, Montreal,
Vermont State, New York and
Niagara Falls.
Miss Lois McDurmid, Niagara
Falls spent the weekend with
Mrs. Valeria Armstrong. Mr. &
Mrs. Robert Hill, Pittsburg, Pa.,
are spending this week with her.
Mr. & Mrs. Edgar Squire were
entertained Sunday by their
family, Mr, & Mrs. Cecil Squire
of Whalen, Mrs. Gladys Chittick
and Mr. & Mrs. Richard Lamont,
London to a dinner at the
Dominion Hotel, Zurich, on the
occasion of their 54th wedding
anniversary. Later the family
spent the evening with their
parents at their home, Main St.
Hedley May were named
delegates to the London Area
W.I. convention held in Clinton
Thursday and Friday, September
30 and October 1.
Mrs. Hicks, Mrs. Charles Snell
and Mrs. Lloyd Ballantyne at-
tended the County Fall Rally held
in Ethel, Monday October 4. Mrs.
William Dougall and Mrs. Lloyd
Ballantyme will attend the
course, Sewing With Knits.
Hostesses were Mrs. Ray Cann,
Mrs, Harry Dougall, Mrs.
Charles Kernick, Mrs. Ethel
Selves, Mrs. Reba Clark and Mrs.
Harry Strang.
PERSONALS
The Fireman's Ball held last
Friday evening in Ye Olde
Theatre was a real success.
Mr, & Mrs. Horace Lake are
visiting friends this week in
Belleville.
Rev, S, McFalls has sold his
cottage on Warwick St, to Mr.
Fawley of London. Mr. McFalls
and sister will be moving to
Egm ondville.
Mrs. Arthur Webb, Mrs. Ed.
Gill, Mrs. Don Hendrick, Mrs.
Susie Devine, Mrs. Olive Miller
and Mrs. Craig attended the
London Area Women's Institute
57th convention held in Clinton
last Thursday.
Mr. & Mrs. Stewart Barbour,
Burlington, Vermont was a guest.
The banquet was served at
Dashwood Community Centre
Friday evening. A maple syrup
menu was the main feature. The
Hon. W. A. Stewart, minister of
agriculture and food, was the
guest speaker. He said that_ the
maple syrup industry is im-
portant to Ontario and is being
assisted and encouraged by
government to further
development.
Saturday morning breakfast
was served at the Village Inn
followed by a tour of a sugar
bush.
Mr. Humphreys of Ontario
Food Council organized the
weekend get to-gether.
4-H
The 4-H girls met in the town
hall last Monday evening for the
second meeting.
The girls picked their exhibit
for Achievement Day, a "Dairy
By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR
Mr, & Mrs. Leonard Wein spent
a few days last week with Mr. &
Mrs. Jim Edwards of Walkerton.
David Glanville of Parkhill
spent the weekend with his
parents, Mr. & Mrs, Stan
Preszcator.
Barbara Preszcator and
Debbie Glanville spent Saturday
with Mrs. Milford Prouty of RR 1,
Exeter. Their Sunday school
class had a get-together.
Mr. & Mrs. Bernie Clark of
London called on the latter's
parents, Mr, & Mrs. Jack Dye.
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