HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-10-16, Page 21Huron Park and he agreed tp
come to Exeter to help us out. In
20 minutes he arrived, and in the
rain he worked for almost an
hour to rewire the trailer harness
and get us mobile by the light of
car lights.
It was after 11,15 p,m, when we
left Exeter for Harriston that
night very grateful that there are
people like NerM, Gerry and his
mechanic friend whose name I do
pot recall Without their help my
son would not have been able to
get moved that weekend and we
would have been greatly in-
convenienced.
In this day of increased com-
petition we are all inclined to look
for low price and ignore the
service aspect of the sale when
making a transaction, par-
liculerly from businessmen in
our own home town,
The people of Exeter can in-
deed by proud to have
businessmen like Norm Whiting,
Gerry MacLean and also
meehanies like our mechanic
friend from Hensall, who by their
actions include service to the
customer as major part of the
transaction.
We shall always remember
their kindness and excellent
service.
Sincerely
Frank D. Burgess
P.S. As I recall the mechanic
from Hensall operates a Fina
station in Huron Park.
Enjoy weekend in
northern Ontario
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Huron Centennial Report
Times-Advocate, October 16, 1975 Page 21
Thanks for good :service
The Editor
The Exeter Times
Exeter, Opt.
Dear Sir;
On September 12 (the night the
lights went out in Exeter) I drove
pp from Chatham to meet my sop
and assist him in moving front
Harriston to Huron Park on
Saturday, the 13th. My son had
arranged to rent Norm Whitings
20' trailer to hook behind my car
to do the job of moving.
As we arrived in Exeter at 13;30
p.m. all was in darkness but we
proceeded to the Whiting's store
to pick up the trailer in the
pouring rain, After making the
hookup we discovered that the
trailer wiring and my car con-
nection were not compatible, the
brakes seized on and the tail
lights refused to work.
Norm suggested we go to a
local garage but they refused to
help without electricity and said
they were closing until Monday
morning, We finally ended up at
Norm's house where he
proceeded to make numerous
phone calls to obtain a mechanic,
Jerry MacLean happened to be
there for a visit and he made a
call to a mechanic from Hensall
who operates a service station in
September 19 was Professional
Development Day for the
teachers, The staffs of Hensall,
Seaforth, and Stephen Public
Schools joined with our staff in
the morning to hear represen-
tatives from the Department of
Education speak on the new
curriculum guide book, "The
Formative Years."
In the afternoon, our staff
visited the Board Office in
Clinton, Mr. Smith, one of the
county supervisors was our host.
He explained the magnitude of
the work done within the office by
the personnel there, and con-
cluded by giving the staff a tour
of the building.
A work period followed, when
the teachers were able to use
some of the facilities available
such as laminating work cards
and pictures, making overhead
copies, or reviewing films.
Marilyn Connell, of Clinton, has
joined our staff as Teacher's Aide
to Mrs. Gemmell in Kin-
dergarten.
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By MRS. ROBERT LAING
CROMARTY
Mr. & Mrs. John Wallace spent
Thanksgiving weekend in Nor-
thern Ontario and were guests at
a wedding in Timmins on
Saturday.
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Laing,
Andrew, Murray and Tommy
visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs.
Norman Jefferson, Fullerton.
Mr. & Mrs. John Scott held a
family gathering at their home on
Sunday afternoon.
Saturday, Mr, & Mrs, Ivan
Norris and Mr, & Mrs, Arnold
Westlake travelled by plane to
Saskatoon, where they were
guests at the silver wedding
anniversary of the latter's son,
Hugh and Joyce Westlake.
Mr. & Mrs. Alex Zimmer, RR 5,
Stratford, were Thanksgiving
Pay guests with her parents, Mr.
& Mrs. Robert Laing.
Thanksgiving visitors with Mr.
& Mrs. Gordon Laing and family
were Mr. & Mrs. William
Laidlaw, John and Tina, Dor-
chester, Mrs. Margaret Cleland,
Bob and Pauline, Listowel, and
Mrs. J.R, Jefferson.
There will be no church at
Cromarty next Sunday owing to
the anniversary services at
Exeter. The speaker will be
Senator Richard Stanbury.
Sunday School will be at 9:30.
Mr. & Mrs, Gordon Laing
visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs,
Alex Miller, Staffa.
Debbie Hulley, Winthrop, was a
weekend guest of Mr. & Mrs.
Larry Gardiner and family.
student's council
The students of Huron Cen-
tennial Elected Gayle Horton as
president, David Kalbfleisch as
vice-president and Brenda
Coleman as secretary-treasurer
for this school year. They have
planned for Halloween, a special
film "Emil and the Detectives",
to be shown to the whole student
body. Arrangements have been
made to have three movie nights.
November 21, January 23 and
March 5. Each Thursday, potato
chips are sold.
grade 5 field trip
On October 9 and 10 the
students of 5A and 5B had a day
each at a bush near Shipka,
accompanied by their teachers,
Mr. Brand and Mr. Laye.
Time was spent identifying the
trees along with tree and weed
study. The students made wall
hangings by attractively
arranging bark and colourful
weeds. Table centre pieces were
also made using bracket fungus,
weeds, and coloured leaves. Hot
dogs and cookies tasted
especially good in the outdoors.
The weather co-operated to make
the outings very enjoyable as
well as educational.
Grade 1 goes to the
apple orchard
Grade 3. from Huron Centennial
went to Dixon's apple orchard on
By MRS. M. H. ELSTON
BIDDULPH
Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Buswell
attended the funeral of the lat-
ter's mother Mrs. William
Warner in Toronto, Thursday.
Sympathy of the community is
extended to Mrs. Buswell on the
passing of her mother.
Mr. & Mrs. Allan Elston,
Sheila, RN Toronto and Mr. &
Mrs. David Elston, London were
Thanksgiving dinner guests with
Mr. & Mrs, Tom Hardy, Lucan.
Miss Robin Blair and friend
Ann Freighter, Peterbbro spent
the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Bob
Blair.
Miss Bonnie Blair, RN and
Dennis Dawson,Kitchener and the
latter's parents Mr, & Mrs. M.
Dawson, Nova Scotia spent
Sunday with Mr, & Mrs. Bob
Blair.
Donna Blair, daughter of Mr. &
Mrs. Andrew Blair, Burnaby,
B.C. spent the holiday weekend
with her aunt and uncles Mr. &
Mrs. Bob Blair and Mr, & Mrs,
Jack Blair,
Rev. M.H. and Mrs. Elston
spent Sunday with Rev. Themes
Handy and Rev. and Mrs, Frank
Trudgeon in Mount Forest
Sunday and Monday visited
Emmerson Gray and William
Trudgeon, Dundalk,
Attend funeral
in Toronto
Gabian Stone
Calcium Chloride
in 100 pound bags
Sand & Stone
Gravel
Stone for
Weeping Beds
Tuesday, October 7, Mr, Pepper
drove the bus.
At the orchard we ate our
lunch. We had an apple for
dessert. "Mmm was it juicy and
sweet." We met the dog, Trooper.
There were 265 apple trees, We
had a wagon ride through the
orchard. Then we came home
through Exeter, Hensall, and
Kippen.
Now we are talking and making
things about apples. It was lots of
fun to make applesauce.
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