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Times-Advocate, September 27, 1973
DECORATED BICYCLE WINNERS — The best decorated bicycle In Saturday's Exeter Fair parade
was entered by Lee Blommaert shown at the right of the above picture. Runners-up at the left are Pearl
Buswell and Donna Prout. T-A photo
French recipes discussed
at Dashwood 4-H meeting
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Mrs. Tom Ryan, has registered in
an R,N.A. eourse in Brantford
Hospital,
Theresa Dietrich daughter of
Mr. & Mrs. Charlie Dietrich, is
training for an R,N, in Woodstock
Hospital,
A going-away party was Spent
at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Dave
Morrissey Sunday for Mrs. Ada
MacDonald before she moves to
her home in Exeter.
Mrs. Shirley Morley read an
address and Mrs. Leona
Morrissey presented her with
four piece console ensemble for
her new home.
More than 35 parishioners. of
Our Lady of Mt, Carmel Parish.
rented a bus from Nairn Friday
and enjoyed a social evening
sponsored by the Knights of
Columbus dancing to - Lionel
Thorritons' Orchestra in West
Lorne Community Centre. Bill
Dietrich, a former resident of this
parish has been elected Grand
Knight of the newly formed
Knights of Columbus Council at
West Lorne,
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Penhale while visiting relatives
and friends in the area,
Accompanied by Mrs. Amelia
Willert they visited Mr. & Mrs,
John Pattison and family,
Wingham; Mr. & Mrs. Mervyn
Willert 'and Mr. & Mrs. Bruce
Hampson and families,
Willowdale,
Mr. & Mrs. Syd Baker attended
the Grand Chapter of the Order of
the Eastern Star in Windsor last
week.
Harold McDonald for a few days
last week. Sunday visitors were.
Allan Bruce, Mrs. Mildred
Dudley, Mrs. Vince Moran, and
Mrs. A. Mason all of Brigden.
Evelyn and Manuel Curts,
accompanied by Mr. & Mrs. Ken
Smithers, London, attended
funeral services for their cousin;
Fred Lempke, in Imlay City,
Michigan Saturday.
Sunday visitors with Mrs. Vera
Brophy were Mrs. Don McLellan
and Jackie, Staffa.
The Willing Workers of the
United Church held a successful
refreshment booth at the Parkhill
Fair Friday.
By the way: Get with it! If
there were more self-starters, the
boss wouldn't have to be a crank.
Family honored on
moving to Parkhill
By MRS. IRVIN RADER
Dashwood No. 2 4-H
homemaking club held their
second meeting Tuesday, at the
community centre. Jayne
Hayter, president, was in charge
of the meeting with Sheila Willert
taking the topic, "Heritage from
New France".
Many French recipes and
customs were discussed. Later
the girls tried their hand at
making a baked bean casserole,
grand-peres (dumplings cooked
in maple syrup) and Parisian
parfaits.
Personals
Mr. & Mrs. Aaron Restemayer
spent a most enjoyable week at
Inverlocky where they had good
weather and good fishing.
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Rau and
Tammy, Stratford, have settled
in Dashwood in the home pur-
chased from Gerald Martene. He
is plant foreman at Hall Lamp
and she is opening a beauty salon,
Rev. Frank Morgret has been
released from St. Joseph's
Hospital and is recovering at his
home.
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Cornelious and
family, Sarnia, spent Sunday
with Mr. & Mrs. Mervyn Tiernan,
Recent visitors with Mr. & Mrs.
Oluf Pedersen and Mr. & Mrs.
Bud Durdin were Mrs. Karen
Nolan, Mrs. Marty Penn, Karen
and Frank, California; Sgt. &
Mrs. L,O. Pedersen and family,
CFB Petawawa; Mr. & Mrs.
George Scott, Calgary; Mrs.
Bernice Saunderson and friend,
Excessive exhaust noise
points to a damaged muffler
or exhaust p ipe. Hissing
may be a partially-stopped
exhaust pipe or a leaking
connection.
The major breeders of tire
trouble are underinflation,
bruises and misalignment.
Rapid acceleration burns up
gas excessively, and a car
that will give 18 mpg at 40
mph can't do better than 6
mpg in a really fast getaway.
Go slower until your car
warms up, too.
If your radiator boils over, let
engine idle as you replenish
the water, to mix the cold
with the hot. Otherwise, the
water you add may spurt
back in your face - or crack
the engine head.
Keep your car properly oiled
and greased. Engineers say,
"Compared with the trouble
it avoids, oil costs nothing,"
Today's oars need less regular
maintenance; they're warrantled
to give you good service. Come
see the new models at Larry
Sniders.
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and Mrs. Roberta Kieller,
Toronto; Mrs. G. Durdin and Mr.
& Mrs. Joe Manuel and family,
London; Mr. & Mrs, Art Coombs,
Clinton; Shelley Turcotte and
Sandy, and Mrs. Karen Smith,
Winnipeg,
Lorelei Durdin has returned
home after spending two weeks in
Winnipeg.
Mrs. Margaret Keiner,
Columbus, Ohio, was a guest last
week with Mr. & Mrs. Cliff
By MANUEL CURTS
GREENWAY
The sympathy of the com-
munity is extended to Mr. & Mrs.
EarlSteeper and familyowing to
the death of Mrs. Steeper's
mother, Mrs. Alfred Nicholson.
A social evening was held in the
Corbett community centre
Saturday for Mr. & Mrs. Les
Mollard who have moved to
Parkhill. They were presented
with a wall clock from friends
and neighbors.
The annual harvest
thanksgiving service was held in
Grace Anglican Church Sunday
morning, conducted by Rev.
Walter Mills.
Mr. & Mrs. Norman Romphf
and family visited with the for-
mer's sister and husband, Mr. &
Mrs. Mervin Johnson in Embro
Sunday.
Mr. & Mrs. Dave Brand,
Sombra were visitors with Mrs.
Church service
to be cancelled
By MRS. FRED BOWDEN
CENTRALIA
The Sunday School and church
service will be cancelled on
Sunday in favour of the
Anniversary service in Zion West
Church.
Sunday guests at the home of
Mr. & Mrs. John Thompson were
Mr. & Mrs. Grant Brown, Mr. &
Mrs. Chester Brown, Sarnia, Mr.
& Mrs. Mac Lunn, Ron
Sutherland, Mrs. Don Heaman
and Karen of London, Reid
Brown and girls, Lambeth. The
occasion was a birthday
celebration for Mrs. Heaman,
Reid Brown and Chester Brown.
Mr. & Mrs. Russell Wilson and
family spent the weekend at their
cottage at Shepherd Lake.
Mr. & Mrs, Karl Keller and
family, London were Sunday
visitors with Mr. & Mrs.
Lawrence Hirtzel,
Mr. & Mrs. Clayton Scheifile,
Kitchener were visitors for a
couple of days this week with
Mrs. Lorne Hicks.
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Bowden were
Sunday visitors with Mrs. Barry
Reid and girls, London.
Mrs, Lawrence Hirtzel will
give a Stanley Products
demonstration at the U.C.W.
meeting in the schoolrooni of the
church on Tuesday evening.
By MRS, STAN PREsztAToR
Mrs. WM. Payne and daughter
returned hotne Sunday from
south Huron HeSpital, Exeter.
kris Dye returned home
Monday after being a patient a
second time in St. Joseph's
Hospital', London.
MT. CARMEL
Mrs, Christina -Dietrich and
Milford Ayotte.are patients in $t.
Joseph's Hospital, London,
Judy Regier, daughter. of Mr. .&
Mrs, Frank Regier, has returned
after a five-month trip part-way
around the world,
Gerard O'Rourke has
registered for the next year at
Fanshawe College, London and
Joseph O'Rourke has rettirned to
his studies at St. Lawrence
University. They are sons of Mrs,
Clara O'Rourke.
Mrs. Catherine Morrissey is
visiting with Mr. & Mrs. Hubert
Desjardine and family at Kin-
cardine,
Mr. & Mrs. John Glavin spent
Sunday in Aylmer and visited Mr.
& Mrs. TOM Ziler and family and
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Morrissey and
family.
Kathy Ryan, daughter of Mr.
Many entries
to be walking
By MR. MELVIN DURR
BOSANQUET
The annual walkathon of
Thedford Athletic Association
is expected to be well attended on
September 30. Anyone desiring a
sponsor over public school age,
should contact Herb Moloy or
Wayne Walker.
Mrs. Sue Hawkins, Parkhill
and Mr. & Mrs, Albert
Carruthers spent a week's
holiday at Lions Head,
Jim Waite has returned home
from St. Joseph's Hospital.
Everett (Buster) Murdock is a
patient in St. Joseph's Hospital.
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Prance
entertained relatives on Sunday
for Valerie Gill's first birthday.
She is the daughter of Mr. & Mrs.
Wm. Gill Chatham and John
Prance, great-grandfather,
Exeter also attended.
By MISS JEAN COPELAND
Dr. & Mrs. Grant Mills and
Doug, Calgary, Alberta and Mrs.
Ray Mills visited during the week
with Mr. & Mrs. Laverne Rodd
and Blanche and Rhea Mills.
Mr. & Mrs. Bev Westman,
Granton and Janet Virstman,
London were Sunday guests with
Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Copeland,
Cynthia, Ellen and Deanna.
Mr. & Mrs. William Spencer
David, Susan, Steven and Sandra
were Sunday guests with Mrs.
Florence Johns, Exeter.,
Several from the community
took in the bus trip sponsored by
the Kirkton Womens Institute to
Stoney Creek and St. George on
Thursday.
Mrs. John Butters, Mr. & Mrs.
George Wheeler and Mr. & Mrs.
David Wheeler and Steven visited
Sunday afternoon with Rev. &
Mrs. J.C. Cooke, Thamesford.
Do you know what good clean
fun is? No, what good is it?
Two return from hospital
Students, off to college
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