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That's Why I Hope He Gets A Gift From Two new dentists start careers in Exeter office 4 4 McCURDY BIKE SAFETY WINNERS — A bicycle safety w a s held Friday at J.A.D. McCurdy public school at Huron Park, The winners received yarious accessories for their bikes. Back, left, Mike McPherson, Roy Snell and Scott Walsh. Centre, Davie Piercey, Mike Clark, Alison Green and Blair Hearn. Front, Jamie Spencer, David Rothbauer, Tracy Carswell and Heather Hearn. T-A photo 0111110111 TIRE • • • Two new dentists, Dr. Jim Jean and Dr, Russell Lingard, have taken up practice in Exeter. By MRS. FRED BOWDEN Mr. & Mrs. Urban Pfile, Zurich and Mrs. Hugh Love, Exeter were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Ken Greb, Vivienne Feick, St. Jacobs was a weekend guest with Mrs. Lorne Hicks. Mr. & Mrs. Russell Schroeder were among the guests attending the Squire-Morgan wedding in the Anglican church at Brinsley Saturday. Mr. & Mrs. Ken Hodgins were weekend visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Chas. Hodgins at Chesley. A number from here attended the Sunday school anniversary service in the Zion West United Church Sunday. Mr. & Mrs. Ken Collinson, Windsor are guests at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Hirtzel, Mr. & Mrs, John Thompson were Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Reid Brown and girls and attended the Sunday school anniversary service and picnic at the Littlewood church. Mr. & Mrs. Ray Shoebottom and Mary spent the weekend in Parry Sound where they visited with their son Dan and with Mr. Shoebottom's parents. Mary remained for some holidays. Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Hewitt, Mr. & Mrs. James Waite and family, London were Sunday visitors with, Mr. & Mrs. Russell Schroeder. Mr. & Mrs. Jack Paisley visited over the weekend with Mrs. George Dunn and with relatives in Exeter. Sunday evening visitors with Mrs. Dunn were Mr. '& Mrs. Chester Dunn, Exeter and Mr. & Mrs. Mervin Dunn, Hen- sall. They are replacing Dr. Harvey Cowen who is retiring after 50 years of dentistry, 38 of those in Exeter, and Dr. Donald Gratton, who will be leaving to take a two- year course at the University of Michigan. Dr. Gratton will be working until about the end of July in Exeter, and will return after the two years to practice at least one day per week. Dr. Jean and Dr. Lingard both just graduated from the dental school at the University of Western Ontario. Dr. Jean said that there is a tendency in den- tistry to get into a group situation and that he and Dr. Lingard had been looking for a practice in a more or less rural setting. The work isn't any lighter but it's a lot more "easy-going and relaxing once you leave the of- fice," said Dr, Jean. Both are very pleased with Exeter. "The people are friendly and really terrific," said Dr. Jean. "We are very favorably im- pressed with the town," said Dtt, Lingard. He added that they haven't found any of the disad- vantages often associated with a rural setting. They have done fairly ex- tensive renovations to their office and have a new name for it, "The Huron Dental Centre," They stressed that they are "preventive oriented". "The idea is to have your teeth, or most of them, until you die," said Dr. Lingard. They hope to set up a "control program" wherein the patient controls his own disease and the dentists just coach him. Dr. Lingard is married and has two small children, Stephen, 2 and Kimberly, 1. He is presently living in London, but will be moving to Grand Bend the end of July. Dr. Jean has already taken up residence in Grand Bend and is getting married in October. K irkton pair return home By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS KIRKTON Mrs. Wm. J, Blackler and Roy Switzer have returned to their respective homes after being patients in St. Mary's Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Burns Blackler, Wendy and Jayne, Mrs. Bill Waghorn, Mrs. Cecil Dobson, Mrs. Ken Blackler, Mrs. M. McCurdy, Mrs. Harold Davis, and Mrs. Allan Eveleigh were guests to a shower for Ruth Ann Henry, bride-elect of July 13 at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Les Fairbairn. Hostesses were Mrs. B. Blackler and Wendy, Mrs. Fairbairn and Diane. Neighbors of Mrs. Cornelius Van Muyen and Markye met at the home of Mrs. Howard Bearss for a social evening Monday. They were presented with gifts. Mr, & Mrs. Van Muyen and family are leaving this week to make their home in British Columbia. Lynn Paul, Toronto was home on the weekend and attended the wedding Friday of her brother David. Mr. & Mrs. Leon Paul entertained last week at a get- acquainted party in honor of David and his bride, the former Miss Petrie of St. Mary's. Mrs. Roy McNaughttin of Cane and Mrs. Stanley, London spent the weekend with their mother, Mrs. Albert Bickell and their uncle from Alberta. Thirty members of the 1st Kirkton Cub Pack went to the By MRS. ROSS SKINNER ELIMVILLE The Young People were In charge of the church service on Sunday. A musical prelude consisted of selections from "Godspell", Jim Lynn was in charge and. Judy Parsons led, in prayer. Scripture was read by Bryon Penhale and the sermon was presented in skit form by Members of the Young People first was "The Road to Jericho"; second, "The Big Toe"; third, "Understanding the Han- dicapped"; fourth, "All children need a Home"; Howard Johns led in prayer. It was a very impressive service showing what our people can do when given the opportunity, Their will be no services at Elimville on June 17 as it is Thames Road Anniversary. Then June 24 it will be Elimville Sunday school anniversary with Rev. Bruce Guy, Dashwood as guest preacher. Personals The Rebekah Lodge held their June picnic at the home of Mrs. Mildred Fulton Monday. Several from this community attended the bridal shower for Margaret Cornish at Zion Church Monday. Mrs. Philip Johns, Mrs. Lewis Johns, Mrs. Allen Johns, Mrs. Marty DeJonge, Mrs. Jackson Woods Mrs. Carl Gower, Mrs. Ross Skinner and Ruth Skinner went on the Kirkton Horticultural bus trip to Elmira Saturday. Mr. & Mrs. Philip Johns and family visited with Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Hern Sunday and attended Zion anniversary service. Mr. & Mrs. Floyd Cooper and family visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Harry Jaques, Zion. Mr. & Mrs. Delmer Skinner visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Bev. Skinner, Exeter and at- tended Exeter United Church anniversary service. London Gardens to see the Garden Bros, Circus. The leaders, Tom Goring and George Burgin, wish to thank Mrs. Lamond, Mrs. Siddell and Mrs. Berendson for driving a carload of the boys to the arena and Paul McNaughton of McNaughton's Shell Service for donating two- thirds of the tickets. 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