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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1972-04-13, Page 15Saturday afternoon the Explorers are holding their annual Bunny Tea, Mrs. Clarence Rogers Un- derwent surgery in St. Joseph's Hospital last week. Mrs. Margaret Thorndyke pf Clinton visited with Mr, & Mrs. Cecil Robb last week. Mrs. T. C. McFarlane who has been on the sick list is feeling better. Mrs. Clarence Haskett has taken over Mrs. Gordon Atkin- son's Holy Trinity Guild, Mr. & Mrs. Allan Tindall of Wiartpn who spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Abbott were surprised to find no snow in Lucan. Mr. & Mrs. Archie Sinclair were Sunday guests of Mr. & Mrs. Orville Grose of Penfield. Mr. & Mrs. Tom Thompson and Tommy were weekend visitors with Mrs. Fischer from London, Avis Walpole of Waterloo College visited on the weekend with Mrs. Helen Carling. Mr. & Mrs. Ray Fischer and Mrs. Ruth Chisolm of London visited with Mrs. Fischer. Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Walpole from. Kincardine visited Mrs. Helen Carling, Mrs. Anne Kish and Charles, Margaret Hastings and John all of London visited Mr. & Mrs, Thomas Emery Sr. Sunday. Glen Johnson of Belmont • visited Friday with Mr. & Mrs, Ernest Kennedy. Mr. & Mrs. T. Emery Sr. at- tended a euchre held at Elimville Monday night. Mr. Emery got the lone hand prize. Betty Lou Johnson of London Health conference A child health conference sponsored by the Middlesex London district health unit, will be held April 20 from 2 - 3 p.m. at the United Church Christian Education building. All pre- schoolers are welcome. Church news 1,1,,,,,, iiiii Ilion/mime iiiiiiii iii ii Rev, Gerald Rees delivered the morning sermon entitled, "The Message that Sets the Heart Aflame." He said the Gospel of Jesus Christ is the only message in the world that can free people from sin and lift them from the depths of despondency. The monthly Sunday night youth service was conducted by Lou Hoffman, Mrs. John Armitage played the piano with Robert Holland leading the congregational singing. The youth chorus sang "Neither do I Condemn Thee," and "Thank God I am Free." Mrs. Armitage and Joyce Butler also sang. Bill Cochrane was speaker for the evening. W.A. The Women's Auxiliary met Tuesday at 7:30 in the home of Mrs. Joseph Graham. Mrs. Howard Currie presided and gave the devotional. The ladies participated in a program entitled "Spring Heartcleaning" taken from the W.A. Helping Hand. Then busy hands went to work to complete the last quilt for the year. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Clarence Frost, Mrs. Currie and hostess. Holy Trinity Anglican The Anglican Church Women met in the home of Mrs.Harvey Hodgins last Wednesday af- ternoon. Mrs. Violet Hardy chaired the meeting and introduced the Bible study which was conducted by Rev. R. A. Carson. The thank-offering was received from the members Mrs. Blanche Haskett conducted a game. Wednesday evening the Brownies and Cubs took a bus to Centralia to visit the Dunlop Bicycle Tire Plant at Huron Park. Seventy-five children accompanied by eight adults, enjoyed themselves. The cubs were under Sue Edgintonand the Brownies under Helen Shipway. Sunday the A.Y.M, attended Holy Communion and had break- fast afterward served by Bill Henderson and Bill Carson. The next meeting of the young people is April 16 at 7:00 p.m. The Service of Morning Prayer will be at 11:00 a.m. when the sermon theme will be "The Child Mind." United Church , Sunday was Communion and confirmation day. Rev. W. C. Tupling announced the following young people received into full membership of the United Church of Canada by confirmation: Lynn Emery, Debra Kennedy, Brent Froats, William Lockyer and Jeffery Young. 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Mrs. Gertrude Kennedy returned home from St. Joseph's Hospital Wednesday after being a patient there, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Emery Sr, attended a euchre at Woodham Friday night, Mr. Emery bringing home the lone hand prize, Rev. and Mrs. Gawa of London, visited Saturday with Mr. & Mrs. Jack Quinn. Lucan dog wins prizes in Toronto Brialin Kennels, Lucan, owned by Mrs. Eileen Currie has been showing Keeshond Dogs for over three years, Their latest Star is Brialin Pinza which they showed at Sportsmen's Show at Toronto. Pinza won winners female and best of opposite sex at the two shows she was shown in. April 8, at Chatham, Brialins Pinza also won winners female and best of opposite sex. She has a total of nine points towards her championship, needing only one more. Brialin Kennels already have three champion Keeshonden, Plan construction at Parkhill school At its regular meeting April 4 the Middlesex County Board of Education approved a con- struction brief on North Mid- dlesex District High School in Parkhill. The plan calls for alterations to the present building and a one-storey ad- dition to be completed by Sep- tember 1973. The project, if approved by the Ontario Department of Education, will increase the school's capacity from 470 to 791 • students. The enlarged school will accommodate Grades 7 and 8 in addition to . the traditional secondary school years. Enrolment in September 1973 is expected to be about 670. As well as adding three stan- dard classrooms, the addition would contain a senior special education room, boys' and girls' occupation shops, two industrial arts rooms, a combined music and theatre arts room and a double gymnasium. There would also be a stage, two change rooms, and a storage area. The present gymnasium would become a library resource centre and the room now used as a library would return to its original use as a classroom. Approval of the construction brief is the latest step taken to carry out a plan adopted in 1969. At that time, the Board approved the concept of a school ac- commodating Grades 7 to 13. There has been a growing need to improve facilities at North Middlesex District High School and at many of its feeder schools. Rather than building small ad- ditions, the Board has chosen to build one large one. Not only will the enlarged high school serve more students, but there will be improved use of space in the elementary schools. In other business, the Board agreed to a request from the Directors of Craigwood School for emotionally disturbed boys, near Nairn, that the Board provide administrative and supervisory services, Craigwood, operated by the Mennonite Central Committee of Ontario, Will pay for the County Board services. There are about 28 boys currently enrolled at the school. The agreement between Craigwood and the Board reflects a trend towards increased cooperation arid liaison between Boards of Education and Organizations which operate Specialized programs for students with partiettlar needs.