HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-07-10, Page 9GRADUATION AT McGILLIVRAY — The pnnual grade eight gradua-
tion exercises were held recently at McGillivray Central School. Back,
left, Jerry Luther, David Morley, Larry Voisin, Tom Hodgins, Scott
MacGregor, Derwyn Hodgins, Karl Robinson, Sandy Markus and Jeff
Mollard, Centre, Doug Marshall, Bev Ritchie,'Ainslie McKinnon, Glenn
Bullock, Lynn Gill, Barb Hardy, Debbie Rock, Carol McCallum, Vicki
Lewis, Orno Adair, Scott Darling, Paul Lagerwerf and Vinzenz Krainz,
Front, Donna Mawson, Joanne Scott, Sherri Lee Pickering, Judy
McLean, Leslie Harrison, Cindy Thompson , Sonnie Edwards, Penny
Smith and Joanne McLinchey. T-A photo
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McCURDY GRADE EIGHT CLASS — Graduation exercises were held
at J.A.D. McCurdy public scho6I at Huron Park, Wednesday night.
Back, left, Paul Theander, Shayne Peacock, Stewart Smith, Wally Knee,
Leslie Lewis, Jim Harvey, Tim lrawriince, Peter Christie, Blair Hearn,
Ricky Sharp and Brook Nadon.• Cenitre, Sherrie Glanville, Susan Bar-
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nord, Louise Towle, Ed Johnson, Bob Lawrence, Bob Yeo, Joyce Nisbet,
Joy Christie, Kathy Koehler and Maureen Salvona. Front, Chris
Beaton, Cindy Laframboise, Debbie Schell, Kim MPuer, Lorraine
Gallagher, Marilyn Lightfoot, Debbie Davis, June Barrett, Nina
.Underhill and Linda Wilson. T-A photo
By GORDON MORLEY
BRINSLEY
The UUW met Wednesday,
evening in the church basement,
The meeting was opened with a
short poem and the singing of
hymn "Lord of the Lands beneath
,thy bending skies" followed by
prayer.
The scripture reading was
given by Mrs. Fred Lewis
followed by a reading "No Nation
rises higher than the level of its
home" by Kathleen Morley and a
poem "The months of the year"
by Mrs. Edwin Morley. A reading
"Going too Fast" was given by
Mrs. Wilbert Lewis & Mrs. Jack
Hodgson a reading "A Homily on
Holidays", Hymn "Land of our
Birth ,,we pledge to Thee" was
then sung. Thirteen members
answered the roll call with one
visitor present. Group I ladies
till§ year, veto, ft
closer to home
served lunch.
Mrs. Wilbert Lewis & Carolyn
were holidaying last Monday &
Tuesday with Mrs, Lewis sister,
Mrs, Audrey Desjardine & family
of Palmerston, Max Shepherd of
Lindsay is visiting with his
parents.
The flowers placed in the
church Sunday were in memory
of the late Bradley Hodgson, son
of Mr. & Mrs. George Hodgson.
Mrs. Carolyn Sadler held a
family gathering to celebrate
Cecil Ellwood's birthday last
Sunday. •
Mr. & Mrs. Don Newey & girls
are visiting with the latter's
parents Mr, & Mrs. Jack
Trevithick and arc returning to
Kingston after being a year in
Iriuvick.
Mrs. Lois Whittard, Mr. & Mrs.
Richard Whittard and family of
St. Catharines visited relatives
on the weekend in this area.
Mr. & Mrs. Joe Durand and
baby of London visited with Mr, &
Mrs. Jim Morley Sunday af-
ternooen.
On communion Sunday July 6
at I3rinsley United Church seals
Were ,given ,out by the Superin-
tendent for faithful attendance
during the year, Victor Dyck
receiving ninth year seal; Kevin
Steeper sixth year; Bradley
Steeper fifth year; Karen
Hodgson' and Janet Lewis third
year. Bars and wreaths for the
church attendance were
presented by Mrs. Wilbert Lewis.
Receiving• the second year
wreath Janet Lewis; Karen
Hodgson, Kevin Steeper and
Bradley Steeper third year bar;
seventh year Victor Dyck.
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Rosser, Mr. &
Mrs. Ray Bawden and family of
London; Mr, & Mrs. Ambrose
Eoricina and family, Mr. & Mrs.
Allen Amos and family and Mr. &
Mrs. Lawrence Amos and family
of Exeter spent Sunday with Mr.
& Mrs. Joe Amos.
The fiftieth wedding an-
niversary for Mr. & Mrs. Maurice
Morgan held at the Legion in
Lucan on Saturday night was
largely attended. They were
recipients of many anniversary
gifts. A dance followed with Doug
Lewis supplying the music.
Albert Priest had the
misfortune to have the end taken
off one of his fingers recently,
Mr, & Mrs. Cohn Brewer and
family have moved to the home
they recently bought at Buffalo
east of Brinsley
Bible school
at Dashwood
By MRS. IRVIN RADER
DASHWOOD
Mrs. Esther Salmon is the
superintendent for Vacation
Bible school at Zion Lutheran
Church It will be held for two
weeks with the theme, "God
says, "I promise". Opening day,
Monday, July 7, there were 86
children enrolled,' with ten
teachers and four ladies doing
kitchen duties.
Mrs. Adella (Bammie) Fisher
has returned home from South
Huron Hospital, Exeter,
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Keyes and
family of C.F.S. Moosonee are
visiting with relatives and friends
in the area. Mr. and Mrs. Keyes
are en route to Masset B.C. where
they will be stationed for the next
three years.
Mr. & Mrs. John Snyder of
Brantford, spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hayter
and family and Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Hayter and family.
Miss Debbie Holts of
Edmonton, Alberta, ac-
companied by her fiance, visited
with her grandparents, Mr. &
Mrs. Irvin Eckstein, several days
last week.
Andrea and Michael Zimmer
have returned home after
spending a week with their
grandmother, Mrs. Frieda
Collaghan of Watford.
Mr. & Mrs. Siegfried Miller and
Jeffery of Port Dover were
Sunday guests with Mrs. Martha
Miller.
Dinner guests with Mr. & Mrs.
Irvin Rader Sunday, were Mr. &
Mrs. Fred Miller and girls, Zion,
and Mr. & Mrs. Paul Rader,
London.
By DENISE FLETCHER
Mr. & Mrs. Ivan 'Brock and
Mrs. E, Stephens left Thursday
for British Columbia,
Mr. & Mrs. Elwyn Kerslake
visited with Mrs. Annie Veal of
Huronview.
Dale and Barry Fletcher of
London spent the weekend with
their grandparents, Mr, & Mrs.
Dan Fletcher and family,
Home Economist Miss Jane
Pengilley visited the gardens of
the "Elimville 3" 4-H club on
Monday, July 7.
Miss Diane Hutton spent two
Weeks With Mr, & Mrs. William
Hutton of Listowel.
Mr, & Mrs, Bill Alien and
family attended the Allen reunion
at the Exeter park,
Mr, & Mrs. Sanford Hutton
visited with Mr, Reuben Pehlke
at Listowel hospital.
Mr, & Mrs. Frank Hints went to
the Seaforth centennial where
they saw Hank Snow,
EXETER GRADS — Grade eight graduates from Precious Blood School in Exeter held their graduation
banquet at the Hotel Hensall on Tuesday evening. Seen above are the graduating class, left to right, Dave
Robinson, JOhn Van Roestel, Tom Deboek, Dorothy Van Esbroedk, Kathleen Verbeke, Patricia Berendsen,
Jerry Van Gerwen and Ted Ducharme. In the rear are Mrs. Ester Rau, director of education John Vintar and
Bishop J. Sherlock- T-A photo
Give attendance awards for
students of Brinsley S School
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