HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-11-04, Page 5Student council
*subject prizes
In last week's account of the
awards presented at the recent
Commencement exercises at
South Huron District High
School, the Student Council
subject prizes were omitted,
They were as follows;
English I - Tony Kyle and
Cynthia Gunn; English II,
Cynthia Gunn; French, Agnes
Van Esbroeck; Family Studies,
Cynthia Gunn; History, Cynthia
Gunn; Biology, Hannah Mathers
and Gary Ducharme; Physics,
Nancy Underwood; Accounting
550, Patti Roweliffe.
The Jack Smith shield in
Spanish went to Mary Shoebot-
torn and Sue Ann Schroeder while
the Canadian Canners shield in
chemistry went to Vincent Glaab,
Paul Shapton was the winner of
two Earl Campbell shields in
Mathematics I and II and Vin-
cent Glaab was recipient of the
Campbell shield in Mathematics
III/. The town of Exeter shield in
geography was won by Liz
Deichert and Tony Kyle.
The Moncur scholarship and
shield went to Cynthia Gunn,
Paul Shapton and Vincent Glaab.
BEST DRESSED BROWNIES — Members of the Exeter Girl Guide and Brownie packs enjoyed a Hallowe'en
party, Thursday. Participating in the best dressed event were Cathy Coates, Michele Aunger, Laurie
McLelland and Lisa Rankin. T-A photo
30 young people attend Times-Advocate, November 4, 1976
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SAINTSBURY
Friday evening a Hallowe'en
party was held in the Parish Hall
with about 30 young people at-
tending,
The judges Mrs. Hazel Eaton,
Mrs. Cheryl Carroll had a dif-
ficult problem, but judged the
following as best in their class.
The prettiest, Tracy Quinton;
most original, Cristine Blay; best
couple, Marguerite Greenlee and
Marion Latta; Scariest, Mary
Mills; best dressed man, Heber
Davis; cutest, Pam Greenlee;
best disguise, Angela Kelly;
youngest, Lisa Carroll.
This was followed by a number
of games with prizes for the
children. Lunch was enjoyed by
all.
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Carroll held
a firstbirthdav dinner party for
their granddaughter Lisa.
Sunday Mr. & Mrs. Wayne
Carroll, Lisa's parents and Mr. &
Mrs. Ford Dyer, Sarnia, and Mr.
& Mrs. Ron Carroll, lan and
Brenda were their guests.
Mrs. Earl Greentee held a
quilting bee for the church on
Monday. Mrs. Maurice Mac-
Donald, Grand Bend, Mrs.
Raymond Greenlee and Mrs.
Jack Dickins, Exeter assisted the
ladies.
Mr. & Mrs. Cleve Pullman
were Thursday guests with Mr. &
Mrs. Heber Davis. Cleve entered
Victoria Hospital November 1 for
eye surgery,
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Tindall were
guests at the "Four County
Horseman's Banquet at Glencoe
Saturday evening.
Little Misses Kimberly and
Pamela Greenlee spent the
weekend with cousins Nancy,
Marylou and Robt. Tindall. Their
parents, Mr. & Mrs. Leslie
Greenlee and grandparents, Mr.
& Mrs. Ken Eaton and Mrs.
Leonard attended a wedding in
Sarnia.
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Kooy, Cen-
Beware the flatterer; he feeds
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tralia and Mr. & Mrs. Heber service Sunday at
Davis attended Holy Communion Church, Granton.
St Thomas
By MRS. HUGH MORENZ
SHIPKA
Two birthday dinners were
held honoring Mr. Herbert
Harlton on his 94th birthday.
Shipka man marks 94 years
Friday evening dinner guests
with him and Dorothy Harlton,
were Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Jackson
of Seaforth, Mr. & Mrs. Elmer
Harlton of Granton, Mrs. Mabel
Guenther and Karen.
Mrs. Clyde Nicholson, of
Courtright, held a family dinner
in her father's honor Sunday.
Guests were Mr. & Mrs. Ken
Westman and family, London;
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Nicholson
and family; Mr. & Mrs. Ken
Moore and family, Sarnia;
Dorothy Harlton; Mrs. Mabel
Guenther and Karen; Mrs.
Wilmer Harlton and Tom of St.
Mary s visited their uncle during
the week of his birthday.
Bridal showers
Several showers have been
held for Diane Hodge, bride-elect
of November 6. A family shower
was held at Huron Park and
hosted by Mrs. Maxine Pryde.
Another family one was held in
Crediton hall hosted by Mrs. Don
Haines of Exeter and Mrs. Bill
Finkbeiner.
A Shipka community shower
was held in Credition United
church, and a girl friend shower
at the home of Sandra Munn,
Hensall.
Personals
Mrs. Mabel Desjardine was
transferred to South Huron
hospital at Exeter, from St,
Joseph's, London, Monday. Best
wishes of this community go out
to Mrs. Desjardine who
celebrated her 80th birthday
November 4.
Visitors during the week and
Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Hugh
Morenz .have been their nephew,
Les Coleman of Kippen; Glenda
and Tammy Morenz and Shawn
Fernald of Grand Bend; Dr.
Judith Brigham, of Louisville,
Kentucky; Tom Wolfe of Dor-
chester and Stuart Wolfe of Dash-
wood; Bill Morenz, John Newton
and Al Lavery, all of London.
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Several little Hallowe'en
spooks were out calling in this
community Saturday night.
Edna Willert of Mitchell visited
Monday with Mr. & Mrs. Lorne
Devine and Fred Weiburg, and
other friends in this area.
The wedding rehearsal parties
for the Hodge-Finkbeiner wed-
ding were entertained at the
home of Mr. & Mrs. .Harold Fink-
beiner, Friday evening.
Sunday visitors with Mr. &
Mrs. Arnold Keller, were their
grandson and wife, Mr. & Mrs.
Stewart Keller, and the Keller
Sr's great granddaughter, Sarah
Anne, Stratford.
Enjoy party
at Dashwood
By MRS. IRVIN RADER
DASHWOOD
Neighbors of Mr. & Mrs.
Delmar Miller decked out in
costumes gathered at their home
Saturday evening. Willis Walper
won for the scariest and most
original costume; Harold Hen-
drick for the funniest. For the
children, Allen Hendrick was the
funniest; Chris Miller, the
scariest; and Julie Restemayer,
the most original.
Several games were played
with Glen Restemayer winning in
bobbing for apples; Elaine
Hendrick for the best Jack
O'lantern drawing. Cards and
social evening followed. A good
time was had by all.
4-H Meeting
The Shredded T'Wheats held
their 4th meeting at Mrs. Delmar
Miller's home. She started the
evening by discussing with us the
different types of flour and their
uses. We then learned how to
make basic muffins, bran
muffins and apple coffee cake.
Home made jam and honey
with muffins made. a delicious
snack. Mrs. Robert Green
discussed the handout sheet.
L.W.M.L. Meeting
Wednesday October 27, was the
Lutheran Women's Missionary
League meeting when the
president, Mrs. Delmar Miller
presided for a brief business
meeting. There will be a
Christian Growth Workshop at
Mitchell November 15. Election
of officers was held with all of-
ficers returned for another year.
4-H Meeting
Dashwood 4-H club No. 2 held
their fifth meeting at the home of
Sandra Schroeder. The 16
members answered the roll call,
"Three things I have learned
about flour". Discussion on
Achievement Day gave everyone
a chance to contribute
suggestions.
The group activity was making
a supper dish using one of the
pastas, Lasagna. The main
topics for discussion were
"Around the clock with cereals"
and "The popular pastas". The
meeting was completed by
sampling the Lasagna which
everyone said was delicious.
Along with members of the
ladies' Aid and Youth they made
Chrismoms, under the guidance
of Mrs. Ruthanne Merner.
Personal
Ray VanDorsselaer has
returned home from University
hospital, London.
Mrs. Dave Rader accompanied
Mrs. Edith Scott, Crediton, and
Mrs. Betty Morley, Brinsley, to
Midland last week where they
spent a few days with Mrs. Laura
Lackie, Kitchener, at her sum-
mer home.
Sunday visitors with Mr. &
Mrs. Albert Rader were Mr. &
Mrs. Jack Cudmore, Grand
Bend, and Mr. & Mrs. George
Tiernan and family. The occasion
marked Mrs. Cudmore's bir-
thday.
Members of Zion Lutheran
Church travelled by bus and cars
to Kitchener Sunday evening for
the Lutheran Hour Rally to hear
Dr. Oswald Hoffman, Lutheran
Hour speaker.
Cliff Penhale has returned
home following surgery at
University Hospital, London,
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