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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-06-06, Page 11)'..4%I.it f.) • trfAit'.0,:;.$ WALK FOR SCHOOL TRIP — Students of Exeter's Precious Blood returned Saturday morning with all proceeds going to finance a Verbeke, Liz Giffin, Lynne Brooks, Mary Vink and Sandra Wagg. separate school walked to Hensall and school trip. From the left are Kathleen T-A photo JOHN LYNDON NEW PLAYHOUSE PERSONNEL — The Huron Country Playhouse opens it's third season June 26 with the presentation of "I do, I do". Shown above are Alan Raeburn who is in charge of public relations, assistant to the managing director Barbara Gough and Playhouse Guild president Benson Tuckey. T-A photo New managing director named at Bell Aerospace NOW OPEN at KIRKTON We welcome Pot Ruston to the staff of our new Electric Motor Repair Service Shop Pat is experienced in repairs to all makes of elec- tric motors, welders, generators and transformers. PHONE 229.8222 or Call aft NESBIT ELECTRIC MOON Don't Forget Father . FATHER'S DAY JUNE 16 Mc KNIGHT'S Have the Perfect Gifts For Dad ** newsportcoat suit & pants * sport shirt & slacks * shirt and tie * casual locket * bathing trunks * walking shorts * socks and ties * golf shirt & slacks * slacks & belt To make it real easy a Gift Certificate with Dad's name on Thanks For Shopping At McKnights Len - McKnight Sons Main St. MEN'S WEAR Exeter HURON-MIDDLESEX JOHN LYNDON BORN - Winnipeg AGE - 54 EDUCATION - Graduated Kelvin Technical School June 1938 EMPLOYMENT - Power and Mine Sup- ply Winnipeg and Molson Electric, Port Arthur. ENLISTED - RCAF April 1941 (Aircrew) DISCHARGED - RCAF January 1946 EMPLOYED as electrical and corp strdction foreman OTIS Elevator end T. Eaton Co. RE-ENLISTED RCAF 1954 TELECOMMUNICATION - 1956 to 60 with NATO Forces Europe;1964 to 1970 instructor CFB Clinton EMPLOYED 1970 to prelent resident - Manager Park and Mustang Theatres - Goderich. MARITAL STATUS - Widower 1973. FAMILY - Two sdns Bruce 27 Married, resident of Clinton;Kirk, 23, employed ListoWel Banner, HOBBIES AND INTERESTS Photography, Ham radio VE-3CWX, Golf, Member of Royal Canadian Legion and Secretary, Goderich Rotary Club. SPONSORED SY THE HURON-MIDDLESEX LIBERAL ASSOCIATION Native of Exeter kept west history President William G. Gisel of Years ago, Miriam Elston ensured she would be remem- bered long after her death by sharing with Albertans personal glimpses of themselves. Miss Elston, who was born in Exeter. recently passed away in Edmonton at the age of 100. During her life she saw and CANOE SALE BUY YOUR CANOE DIRECT AT THE FACTORY AND SAVE 14 and 16-foot canoes at greatly reduced prices Come early and get your quality built canoe at bargain price Open 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Daily - Including Saturday and Sunday Only For This Weekend EXE FIBERCRAFT LTD. 14 mile south of Exeter on Highway 4 PHONE 235-0610 MEET YOUR LIBERAL CANDIDATE FOR Dear Sir: Enclosed please find a list Of Donors who attended the recent Red Cross Blood Donor Clinic held on Monday, May 27th at the Legion Mermorial Hall. There were only 110 Donors, 18 of these were new donors. The Red Cross and Mrs. Elaine Baynham, the Exeter organizer of the Clinic would like to say thank you to all the Donors who attended this Clinic, The next Clinic will be Sep- tember 30th at the High School. The Legion Auxiliary are hoping for a 100 percent attendance from the 4Q5 Donors registered in Exeter plus hundreds of new Donors. Thank you very much for your excellent coverage of this Clinic. Your efforts on our behalf are really appreciated, Yours sincerely, Mrs. Alma Wallace Bell Aerospace Canada Division of Textron Canada Ltd., an- nounced the appointment Monday of James G. Mills, as managing director of the com- pany. A marketing executive for Bell Aerospace Canada since 1965, Mills succeeds James L. Decker as head of the company's facility at Grand Bend Airport. Decker recently resigned. In his new position, Mills will report to Gisel and have overall responsibility for the company's air cushion vehicle product line. Bell Aerospace Canada manufactures the 45-ton Voyageur and 17-ton Viking ACV's. A veteran of the Royal Canadian Navy, Mills joined Bell Aerospace Canada in 1965 following retirement after 25 years of service. Born in Toronto in 1920, Mills joined the Navy as an ordinary seaman in 1939 and had risen to the rank of commander at the time of his retirement, Service in World War II in- cluded North Atlantic convoys, action in the Mediterranean and the Pacific Theater, and service in the British Royal Navy. Following the war, Mills served for three years with the Canadian Joint Staff in Washngton, D.C. In 1958-61 he was commandant of cadets at the Royal Military College, Kingston, Ontario, He joined Bell as a marketing consultant and has held a number of marketing positions with the Co-ordinator Blood Donor Servie London Area Mrs. M. G. Orr, C. L. Webber, J. W, House, C. D. House, J, Kennedy, G. J. Prout, P. J. Swart, F. M. Knip Jr., Mrs. L. S. Heywood, Mrs. S. A. Burton, Miss C. A. Easton, Mrs. J. O. Latour, P. J. Timmermans, D, R. Hunter, R. Amerongen, P. K. Kristosfers on, Mrs. P. A. Down. W. Osterloo, Mrs. V. M. Shantz, R. G.Wragg, R. K. Vanstone, S. S. Banderburgt, R. J. Towton, C. M. Schwartz, G. W. Lawson, E. W. Neil, W. C. Moody, H. M. Martens, R. A. Martin, W. F, Leak, G. Land, Mrs. N. M. Lampert, H. E. Knight, J. W. Jaques, H. I. Johns, Mrs. M, L, Hern, K. E, Harburn, S. W. Faber, L. M. Dietrich, R. K. Brintnell, Mrs, E. M. Ba.ynhaM, P. R. Armstrong, K. Vanwieren, I. Martin, R. G. Dougall, B. L. company including director and vice president. The father of two grown children, Kimble Doria and Christopher, Mills plans to move JAMES G. MILLS to Grand Bend in the near future from Ottawa, where his present office is located. A replacement will be named in the near future for Bell Aerospace Canada's Ottawa office. Neck is something which, if you don't stick out you won't get in trouble up to. Finkbeiner, R, J. Drummond, A. Hummel, E. W. Shantz, R. D. Little, Mrs. M. V. Parke, C. F. Mills, Mrs, M. V, Kerslake. A. J. Bloornaert, Miss B.B. Coates, D. R. Brunzlow, Miss L. T. Lazet, A. W. Martin, S. Del3oer, FL E. Jory, R. J. Collingwood, J. N.Glasgow, J. D. Batten, R. Cutting, Mrs. E. M. Brunzlow, Mrs. R. A Haist, W, E, Join church at Elirnviile By MRS. ROSS SKINNER E L IM VI LLE The Pentecost Service was held on Sunday at Elimville United Church, Six new members were received into the membership of the congregation of Elimville church. New members were Carol Allen, Barbara Johns, Mary Johns, Gail Parsons , Brian Pym and Richard Skinner. Three new members by transfer were Mrs. Joy Kerslake, Mrs. Christine Traquair and Danny Traquair. Personals Mrs. Mildred Crago of St. Marys is spending a few days with Mr. & Mrs. Wm, Routly. Mr. & Mrs. Murray Lobb of Clinton visited on Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Howard Pym and family. Mr. & Mrs. Delmer Skinner attended the Margison- Tomlinson wedding in London on Saturday and the reception following at Woodlynn farms, By GORDON MORLEY Mrs. Allan Hodgson and her baby Krista of Vancouver B.C. is spending some time with her mother Mrs. Mary Amos and Bill. Several ladies from around Brinsley attended the Geranium Tea held at Carlisle last Wed- nesday evening. Recent visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Jim Morley were their daughter and son-in-law Mr. & Mrs. Joe Durand of Edmonton, Alberta. Mrs, W. A. Sholdice of Craigholme Nursing Home spent Sunday afternoon with her daughter and son-in-law Mr. & Mrs. Wes Lewis, Brinsley. Mrs. Mary Amos, Mrs. Allan Hodgson and her baby Krista visited Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Violet Allison, Ailsa Craig. Mrs. Mary C. Tweddle is a patient in Strathroy Middlesex Hospital. She has been spending several months with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. Murray Thompson. Bentley, Mrs. C. Hamilton, Mrs. B. Albas, W. C,Ctitting, G. W. Bruneau, E. H. Carseadden, P. Dalrymple, Mrs. J. H. Dalrymple, Mrs. D. L. Cornish. R, T, Horn. Miss B. C. Allen, Mrs. A. C. Dowker, F, D, Collard, Mrs. L. A. Dobbs, J. W. Miller, R. C. Tiernan, A. Meikle, Mrs. M. 4. McLeod, D. McLeod, C. E. Snider, C. J. Pepper, P. R. Morgan, Mrs, M. G. Towton, Miss E. M, Timmerman, C, D. Nixon, Miss I. Vanwieren, Mrs. G. A. Drummond, W. T. Snow, IL Martin, C. Gingerich, C. Baarda, W. F, McFalls, W. B, Peat, T, J. Tomes, F. O. Jones, G, T. McTavish, L. R. Baynham, M, W. Haist, Miss J. L. Ecker, K. H. Johns, R. Jaques, F. R. Dobbs. june.0,, 1974 pogo #1.1111111.0111"441.01 THE coie 5A YS Wf Vf THE GASOLINE MEP YOU MOULD KNOW-THAT Witt GIVE EA! MIA rRucx; TRACTOR T.I.Rik" GO Only 110 attend clink Blood donorstake dro wrote a great deal of Alberta's history in a series of articles that are now in the Provincial Museum and Archives. Miss Elston left Exeter in 1908 to go to Edmonton where she taught home economics and millinery at the Edmonton Technical Institute. But she always wanted to write, so she set off in horse and buggy, and later by car, to set- tlements throughout the province, interviewing settlers and putting their comments down on paper. Her writing perhaps best in- dicates the kind of person she was, She wrote with sympathy and a deep understanding of the struggles of Ukrainian settlers trying to adapt to a new way of life in Alberta in the early 1900's. Concerned about the problems of immigrants, she wrote articles for several eastern Canadian publications so other Canadians would know about them as well. Beginning as an amateur photographer she took many of the pictures that accompanied her articles, She carefully preserved copies of everything she wrote and donated three scrapbooks of history to the museum in 1965. Later, with the help of her sister she ran a millinery shop in the old Heintzman Building on Jasper Avenue in EdmOnton until her retirement in 1942. 1'''' "0 YOUR CHOICE '"I ROUND BROILERS 10 LB AVERAGE THESE FOOD 754 lreeiretidebokalk CHICKEN SPECIALS CAPONS LB TURKEY 6- PORK SHOULDER ROASTS FRESH LB 59` RED HOT 1 LB PK G FREEZER BUYS S chneider 's Weiners 89` FRESH Pork SELECT 12 - 14 LB AV. 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