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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-07-08, Page 9McGILLIVRAY GRADUATES — The annual grade eight graduation ceremonies at McGillivray Central School were held Wednesday night. Back, left, Jim Austin, Randy Turner, Gary Coursey, Klaus Rotterman, Bill Hodgins, Joe McLeod, Bill Rilett, Bob Mawson, Jeff Dixon, Calvin Horner, Kevin Morgan, Brad Morley, Chris Eagleson, Mike Scott, Terry Spruytt, Scott Mawson and Andrew Markus. Centre, teacher Mrs. Irene Treitz, Lori Hodgins, Conneeil-lorner,leigh-Anne Darling, Brenda Han- dy, Wendy Lee, Marion DeWeerd, Mary Ann McClinchey, Anne Twed- dle, Nancy Amos and principal Mrs. Ha Hamilton, front, Debbie Allison, Tammy Bardwill, Colleen MacGregor, Sandra Doer, Marilyn Hodgins, Pam MacGregor, Barb Hodgins, Susan Bullock and Wendy Steeper. T-A photo. • Steer This Way BY LARRY SNIDER Take it easy. Jackrabbit start uses as much as 44 percent more gas than a gentle start. 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Great painting bin', Special "E* rtrASIMMIMR, ak n Charge it with your CANADIAN TIRE CARD or extra Sayings with CASH BONUS COUPONS num= TIRE Ndl• TVIPEOZVPIVEgm EXETER t4:104.M9ciiri oSt. 2J5-01 60 Daily, 4.4 Friday umnoinn TIRE Your Canadian 'Tim Store has a Catalogue Order Detk where you flay order any hose that may not be In stock. o No deposit required n Fait Service No extra charge A number of the Kippen UCW Chiselhurst Church June 30, attended the UCW meeting in Ladies were also present from Hensall, Thames Road and the surrounding area. The speaker for the evening was Mr. Nelson who is associated with the Scott Mission in Toronto. He told of his experiences which were of great interest. Mrs. Nelson contributed two solos and was accompanied on the guitar by Mr. Nelsen. Susan Bullock won a majority of the awards at the grade eight graduation ceremonies of McGillivray Central School, Wednesday night, She was named the top academic student along with the highest marks in English, Mathematics, History and Geography. Susan was also the valedictorian, Obtaining the highest marks in French was Scott Mawson while Anne Tweddle took the science award. The top athletes were Marion De Weerd and Joe McLeod and Klaus Rotterman showed the greatest progress during the year. The guest speaker at the graduation was Joe Van St eenkiste, guidance counsellor at North Middlesex High School at Parkhill. Susan Bullock top graduate By MR5. WILLIAM ROVE Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Ballantyne, Mr. & Mrs. Donald Bray, Arnold Cann, Mr. .& Mrs. Ray Cann, Reg llodgert, Mr. & Mrs. Ross liodgert, Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Passmore, Mrs. Lorne Passmore, Rev. Barry and Mrs, Robinson and Elizabeth, Mr. & Mrs. William Rohde, Mr. & Mrs, Glen Stewart, Mrs. Jack Stewart were on the Fellowship Group bus trip on Tuesday when 'they toured the Polysar Plant at Sarnia, Lambton Generating station and Uncle Tom's Cabin near Dresden, We had supper at the Town and Country Club at Forest. Mrs. Donald Bray, Mrs. Arnold Cann, Mrs. Ross Hodgert, Mrs. Rick Parker, Mrs. David Passmore, Mrs. William Rohde, Mrs. Floyd Stewart, Mrs. Glen Stewart, Mrs. Jack Stewart, Mrs. Lee Webber were guests of the Chiselhurst United Church Women on Wednesday evening when Chiselhurst entertained several groups from the neigh- boring churches, Mr. &,Mrs. Thomas Millar of Manor Saskatchewan, Mr. & Mrs. David Millar of Exeter visited Thursday' evening with Mr. & Mrs. William Rohde, Mr, & Mrs, Clarence Thomson and family of Woodharn, Mrs, William Thomson, Mr, & Mrs. Doug Rohde and Karen of Exeter, Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Jef- fery, Alan and Connie, Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Rohde, Danny and Tammy attended a birthday party on Sunday at the home of Mr, & Mrs. William Rohde, Friday was Tammy Rohde's first birthday and Sunday was Mrs. William Thornson's birthday. Mr. & Mrs. George Kellett were' Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Doug Heard of St. Marys. Mr. & Mrs. William Snow of Exeter, Mr. & Mrs. Larry Ballantyne were guests at the wedding of Allan Beatty and Heather Cunningham at Cen- tennial United Church Stratford and the reception at the Legion Hall Stratford. Mr. Beatty is a teacher at Usborrie Central School. Mr. & Mrs. gilliarn Snow of Exeter were Sunday supper guests with Mr, & Mrs, Jim Snow. Mrs. Francis of Toronto is visiting with her grandaughter Mrs. Barry Robinson, Rev. Barry Robinson and Elizabeth. Mr. & Mrs. Ken Duncan, Floyd and Sheila, Mr. & Mrs. Reg Hodgert and Scott, Mr. & Mrs, Lorne Passmore, Mr, & Mrs. David Passmore, Tom and Jon attended a cousins gathering on Sunday at the cottage of Mary Gardiner north of Grand Bend. They were celebrating the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr.' & Mrs. 1-larding VoWles of Toronto. The sympathy of the com- munity is extended to Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Passmore and family in the passing of his mother the late Mrs, William Passmore who passed away Saturday morning See What's New in -CARPET Watch next week's paper for details. at the Bluewater Nursing Home, Zurich, Mr, & Mrs, Paul Passmore and Robbie spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Carsen of Ottawa. Mrs. Passmore and Robbie are staying in Ottawa for a few days. About 70 neighbors and friends gathered 'at the church on Saturday evening for a pot luck supper. The occasion was to offer congratulations to Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Miller and welcome Mrs. Miller and her daughter Nancy to the community. The sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be observed during the church service on Sunday, July IL Weekend visitors with_ Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Stone gWere Mr. .4 Mrs. Ron Wein, Julie ant1.141aa of Royal Oak, Michigan and Robert Stone of Chatham. Sunday guests Mr. & Mrs. Bud Rice and Ritchie, Fort Franks; Mr. & Mrs. Cal Wein and Brenna, Exeter, Mrs. Michael Smith and Mrs. Stan Kenworthy Victoria B.C. and Mr. Harry Stone, London. Mrs. Jennie Bray and Agnes were guests recently with Mr, Mrs. Jim Miller of Staffa, Times-Advacate, July 0, 1976 Thames Road group visits Pofrsar Ladies visit Chiselhurst Shower bride at Kippen event By MRS. RENA CALDWELL KIPPEN A miscellaneous shower was held in honour of Maureen Connolly at the home of Mrs. Ronald McGregor June 29. A varied and interesting program was presented by Mary Broadfoot, Margaret Hoggarth, Grace Drummond, Francis Kinsman, Janet Hoggarth, Nancy .McGregor and Helen McLean. Mrs. Edison 'McLean read the presentation address and Maureen thanked everyone and invited them to a reception at Kirkton July 31. The sympathy of the com- munity is expressed to the family. of John Tremeer whose death occurred on the weekend. 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