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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-09-13, Page 8NEW EPS PERSONNEL — No less than eight new members are on staff at the Exeter public school for the 1973-74 term. They are, back, left, secretary Marion McCurdy, vice-principal Gary Dewitt and teachers Dawna Baker and Marion Triehner. Front, teachers Pat Brereton, Marja De Giacomo, Lois Ottewell And Rosalyn Hurd. T-A photo Dashwood man celebrates Brownies entertain WI Reopening NORM & RUTH GIFTS .4. USED :FURNITURE.. crociitpn,.t)ntqrip OPEN Mon., Tues., Wed. 12 p.m, - 6 p.m. Thurs., Fri„ Sot., Sun. 12 p,m, - 9 15,m. Now owned by DUNCAN & LYNNE McADAM Phone: 234.6361 Watch and Clock Repair Complete Engraving Service JACK SMITH Jeweller 213 Pryde Blvd. Exeter 235-1926 WITH THIS GREAT OFFER up to$8.69 on rPIenamins SAVE $869 Get in on this outstanding offer on Super Plenamins, North America's largest selling 7'1,..lifj-vitamin plus mineral supplement featuring 9 vitamins plus important minerals. 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McDOWE'l p:1 r ^• spoke on the purpose of Sunday School and led in the com- missioning of the teachers, leaders and congregation. The junior choir, with Mrs. John Scott tt the organ, sang. The Sunday School Superin- tendent, Mrs. Thos. L. Scott, presented the following diplomas and seals for attendance: first year, Steven Gardiner; fourth year, Shirley Miller, Murray Laing, Richard and Barbara Templeman; fifth year, Kevin Scott. Steven Miller; eighth year. ,Inn Scott, Bob Scott, Karen Miller, Terry and Nancy Tem- pleman; ninth year, Andrew Laing; eleventh year, David and Elizabeth Templeman, Margaret I.aing; thirteenth year, Mary Jane Templeman. W.M.S. The September meeting of the WIlIS was held at the home of Mrs. Mervin Dow Thursday. Mrs. M. Lamond, presiding, opened the meeting with a reading, A hymn was sung and the scripture lesson was read in unison. Mrs. Lamond led in the meditation and prayer, and dedicated the of- fering. During the business it was announced that Mrs. J. Gibson, St. Marys will be a guest at the October meeting. The Fall Conference will be held in Knox Presbyterian Church, Listowel, October 16. Mrs. Lamond then gave a report on the work of the Bible Society. Chapter 5 of the study book on India which dealt with the women and youth of India, was presented by Mrs. Mervin Dow. The meeting closed with a hymn and prayer. Sports Hibbert South and Thames Road Bantam boys split their eekend games to keep the series even and force a fourth game to be played in Cromarty Friday night. In the game last Friday night it was 5-2 for Hibbert South as Maurice Ruston had 14 strike- outs. Saturday night Thames Road reversed the win defeating Hibbert 8-4 . In slow pitch, Chiselhurst moved up two games to one in their best-of-five when they (Post Office lE OF THE BEAUTIFUL ,IDAL-KNOT biAMONDS stored` and Repaired Free '.for a Lifetime Rl using you pleases US defeated Cromarty 17-7 Sunday, In spite of the cool weather there was a good crowd on hand to see the action. 4-H Meetings three and four of the Staffa No. 2 "Crafty Carvers" were held Wednesday at the home of Mrs. J. Wallace. The meeting opened with the 4-H pledge followed by the roll calls "Howamt going to use my potato print", and "Am I going to continue block printing after this club?" Why, or why not?" Following the business, Mrs. Douglas showed some designs on cards possible for art gum eraser prints. She also distributed some bookmarks to print on. The girls then tried their hand at cutting designs on small erasers. Persona Is Entering the kindergarten class at Upper Thames Elementary School in Mitchell were Steven Gardiner and Grant McKeller, Mrs, Stanley Dow is vacationing at Grand Bend for the month of September. Joanne Dow has returned from a trip to the east coast. While there she received word that she By MANUEL CURTS Audrey Finkbeiner, missionary in the island of St. Lucia was guest speaker at the United Church service Sunday morning. Comprising 228 square miles, St. Lucia has six organized churches and three mission churches which, under the present government are flourishing. However, a political group seeking power in the elections next year, if successful, could mean disaster for the Christian movement there. The U.C.W. met at the home of Mr, & Mrs. Bryden Taylor, Grand Bend, for their September meeting Wednesday. Helen Brown, daughter of Mr, & Mrs. Ross Brown, who is a registered dietician has accepted a position at the Public Health Centre in Windsor, Nova Scotia. This Centre is the second largest of its kind in Canada. Mrs, Lorne Finkbeiner and her daughters Audrey and Mrs. Lila Rosser. London, and Mrs. Pearl Bloomfield, Grand Bend, were guests Sunday with Mrs. Vera Brophey. Evelyn and Manuel Curts, and Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Curts, Grand Bend, were Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Wm, Curts, London. had been succesful in passing her R.N. examination. She is now employed at Montreal General Hospital. Steven Gardiner, son of Mr, and. Mrs, Larry Gardiner, celebrated his fifth birthday on Saturday. Guests at his party were Grant McKellar, Wayne Taylor, Robert and John Taylor, Sandra and Steven Vivian, and Kenny Miller. Mr. & Mrs. Otto Walker visited an the weekend with Mr, & Mrs. Bob Graves of St. Thomas. Heather McPhail, ac- companied by her grandfather, Hector McPhail, Mitchell, arrived home Friday after visiting her aunt, Mrs. Lorne Taylor and other relatives in San Diego, California. Mrs. Taylor was the former Doreen McPhail of Rays. Nola Dow has begun her studies in Interior Design at Fanshawe College, London. Nancy Allen visited in Toronto with her sister, Janet, and at- tended the Canadian National Exhibition. Heather McPhail has graduated from her Lab Technician's course and will begin work in Kitchener- Waterloo Hospital next week. Sunday visitors with Mrs. Grace Stewardson were Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Larkin, Windsor. Mr. & Mrs. Howard Wilson, Windsor were visitors recently with Lillian Ulens following their holiday at Red Bay, Ont. Mr. & Mrs. Graham Eagleson visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Paul Swartzentruber and Derek. Mr. & Mrs. Ed Thompson, Grant, Brenda, Ronnie and Valerie, Montreal have been vacationing here for two weeks, occupying the home of the late Mrs. Roy Sheppard. Mr. Thompson is regularly employed at Hovercraft Industries, Grand Bend. Recent summer visitors with Mr. & Mrs, Selbourne English have been Mr. & Mrs, Harold Clement, Detroit and Mr. & Mrs. Milian Smirle, Morewood, Ont. Mrs. Smirle is Mrs. English's sister. Plans• are being made to ob- serve anniversary services in the United Church on October 14. A recent visitor with his aunt and uncle, Evelyn and Manuel Curts was Donald Stoyle who bicycled from his home in Lon- don, Labor Day visitors with Mrs. Inez Eagleson and other relatives here were Mr. & Mrs. Keith Hayter and Mr. & Mrs. James Stump, Monroe Michigan. Mr. & Mrs. Joe Kalep and family, Detroit were holiday visitors with Mrs. Gladys McLinchey. By the way: For vacation some went to the mountains, while others went to the Lakeshore. But for most of us, we just went in the hole. Staffa girl marks event By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN A birthday party was held for Bonnie Vivian who was celebrating her seventh birthday. Attending were, Cathy, Ruth, Margaret, Joey and Susan Roney, Nancy and Kevin Scott, Cathy, Michael and Jenny Barnes, Chris, Brian and Dean Elliott, Dennis and Danny Elliott, Robert Taylor, Jeffery Elliott, Brenda, Gloria, Karen and Sharon McKinnon, Jenny and Robbie Jackson, Robert and Susan Dearing, Janice, Sandra and Steven Vivian, Colleen, Cheryl, Bradley and Mary Ellen Vivian. Elizabeth Templeman, was a weekend guest of Colleen Jordon, Mitchell. The chief effect of love is to drive a man half crazy; the chief effect of marriage is to finish the job. By MRS. IRVIN RADER Dashwood W.I. started the fall season with the education and cultural activities group in charge and Mrs. LeRoy Gowanlock, convener, The Brownies entertained the ladies with their exercises and songs. They also had dances and piano solos. Mrs. Gowanlock stated that since the W.I. had sponsored the group it was only fitting that they should show the ladies what they had been doing. Roll call was answered by stating what you would do first if your house was on fire, The topic, "Operation Red Ball" was taken by LeRoy Gowanlock and Chris Martin. Mr. Gowanlock distributed red balls to the ladies and discussed their use. They are placed in the window where a child or invalid sleeps and this aids the firemen at the time of a fire. Their use has been discouraged because some think they help burglars. Mr. Martin showed a film on fires which should make everyone more alert. Vice-president, Mrs. Ray Rader, dealt with the business. There were 12 members present and 22 visitors, Martha Miller and Mrs. Hilda Rader were appointed delegates to the fall rally at Centralia College. Exeter Fair and the W.I. exhibit were discussed with two ladies in charge. It was decided to invite all the South Huron Institutes to the October meeting when MPP Jack Riddell will be guest speaker. Persona Is Mrs, Hilda Rader, Mrs. Martha Miller, and Mrs. Emil Becker attended the September meeting of Zurich W.I. Monday evening and viewed the film on arthritis which was most interesting. Mr. & Mrs. David Rader spent Sunday at Zion with Mr. & Mrs. Fred Miller and girls. Pastor .Frank Morgret is a patient at St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Tammy Lynn, infant daughter of Richard and Rose Rader received the sacrament of bap- tism September 9 at St. Boniface R.C. church, Zurich. Father Durand officiated, Ron and Barb Winter, Vanguard, Sask, were the sponsors. Others attending were her grandparents, Betty and Alphonse Grenier, Dorothy and Elgin Rader, Kenneth, Eleanor and Michael Rader, Brian Rader, Joanne and Carol Grenier, Larry Luther, Phyllis and Ed Jeffery all of Dashwood; Paul and Sharon Welder and Derick, Regina; and Melissa Winter, Vanguard, Saskat- chewan. Mr. & Mrs. Ron Winter and Melissa, Vanguard, Sask; Mr. & Mrs. Paul Welder and Derik, Regina, spent last week with Richard, Rose and TamMy Rader, Mr. & Mrs. Alphonse Grenier, Carole and Joanne and Mr. & Mrs. Elgin Rader and Brian. Visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Otto Willert on the occasion of Otto's 80th birthday were great- grandson, Jamie VanLeeuween, Montreal, Mr. & Mrs. Anthony VanleeuWeen;' Mr. & Mrs. Jef- frey Dietrich, Sarnia; Leroy O'Brien, Meda Surerus, Mr. & Mrs. Jerome Dietrich, Randy, Barbara, Philip, Sally and Ron Page 8 Tirries•Advocate, September 13, 1973 Pres nt attendance pins at Cromarty rally event By MRS. ROBERT LAING Rev. W. Jarvis was in d,:+& of the Rally Day service Sunday He Ready Mix I CONCRETE Desjardine, Zurich; Mr. & Mrs. Bill Willert, Joyce, Brian, Ronald, and Jim, Ingersoll; Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Willert, Cynthia, Brad, and Sheila; and Ted Bear, London. Mr. & Mrs, Leeland Restemayer and Robert are busy getting settled in their newly erected home. Mr. & Mrs. Gary Butler and boys have purchased the former Restemayer home and will be moving the latter part of the week. Susan Willert is a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter. Mr. & Mrs. Harry Klein, Vancouver and Mr, & Mrs. Merlyn Klein, Toronto visited with Martha Miller and Mr, & Mrs, Melvin Stade and Sherrie. Mrs. Harry Klein is their sister, Tanya and Laurie Forrester, Zurich, spent the weekend with their aunt and uncle, Mr. & Mrs. Hubert Miller. About 17 members of the Wm. Becker family enjoyed a gathering at the Dashwood Community Centre Saturday, .31\ NOTICE Third Payment 1973 Taxes Due Eric Ca rscadden Cierk CK UP NOW Missionary speaks at Greenway event