The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-06-16, Page 5WIN COUNTY HONOURS — At Saturday's Middlesex 4-H Achievement Day held in Parkhill, a number of
County Honour certificates were presented. Back, left, Wendy tee, Anne Pranger, Sandra Doerr, Connie
McLachlan, Cathy Chamberlain and Theresa Schapers. Front, Cheri Otterbein, Marian DeWeerd, Carolyn
Rose, Elaine Cunningham and Wanda Currie. T-A photo
Many visit Thames Road
Students assist at anniversary
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Times-Advocate, June 16, 1977 Page 5
Woodham SS
holds picnic
By MISS JEAN COPELAND
The annual Sunday School
picnic was held on Saturday at
Riverview Park, Exeter. The
weather was perfect and a good
crowd attended,
Winners of the races were; pre
school and kindergarten, Jason
Monteith and Darlene Atkinson;
girls grade I.3, Beth Williams,
Karen Atkinson., boys, John
Hartwick, Leonard Williams;
girls grade 4-5, Patricia
Cowdrey, Sandy Williams, boys,
Chris Williams, Steven Thomson;
girls grade 5-8, Stephanie Hart-
wick, Sandra Jansson; boys,
Scott Thomson, Paul Robinson;
ladies, Susan Spence, Cynthia
Copeland; men, David Spence,
Calvin Rodd.
Three legged race, Susan
Spence and Janet Parkinson,
Sandy Williams and Deanna
Copeland; kick the slipper,
ladies, Susan Spence, Ellen
Copeland; rnens, Calvin Rodd,
David Spence; shaving the
balloon, Susan and Bill Spence;
spot walk, Steven Thomson,
Persona Is
Mrs. George Morphy attended
the 50th anniversary celebrations
on Saturday for Mr, & Mrs'. Gray
of Hyde Park.
The Young People held a
successful car wash Saturday at
the Kirkton Woodham Com-
munity Centre and sponsored a
car rally on Sunday when a
number from the community
took part.
Mr. & Mrs. David Wheeler,
Steven, Bobby and Craig were
Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs.
Darwin Lanin of Dublin.
Messrs. Fred Parkinson and
George Wheeler took in the bus
trip to Elora on Tuesday.
Mesdames G. Copeland, J.
Rodd, F. Parkinson, J. Gunton,
K. Cacciotti, N.Baker,E. Strahan,
H. O'Brien took in the bus trip on
Thursday sponsored by the Carry
On Club of Anderson.
By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE
The church was tastefully
decorated with iris, peonies, fern,
daisies and candles for the an-
nual Sunday School anniversary.
Mrs. Reg Hodgert supplied
music on the organ and Miss
Laurel Hodgert and Miss Brenda
Ballantyne on the piano. The
Sunday School members sang
several numbers,
Rev. Barry Robinson spoke to
the children and his address was
"Let's Not Confuse The Issue,"
saying Christianity is caught, not
taught,
Quite a number of people at-
tended the service and spent the
day with relatives or friends.
Among some of those were Mr.
& Mrs. Jim Cooper of Kippen,
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Gray of Port
Stanley, Mrs. Edna Passmore of
Exeter and Robbie Passmore
with Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Passmore.
Mrs. Fred Cunnington of
Centralia with Mr. & Mrs.
Howard Cunnington.
Mr. & Mrs. Alex Rohde of
PHYS ED GRAD — Barbara
Anne Ottewell (nee Thomas)
formerly of Gr'and Bend, received
her Bachelor of Arts degree in
Honors Physical Education from
the University of Western Ontario
on June 8. She will be attending
Althouse College of Education in
September.
Mitchell, Mrs. Marguerite
Gibson of London, Mr, &. Mrs.
David Millar of Exeter and
Danny Rohde with Mr. & Mrs.
William Rohgde.
Mrs. Kay Cann and Mrs.
Isabelle Cann of Exeter with Mr.
& Mrs. Reg Hodgert.
Mrs. Mary Hodgert, of Exeter
with Mr. & Mrs. Ross Hodgert.
Mr. & Mrs. Ron O'Brien,
Tammy and Jeff of Crediton, Mr,
& Mrs. Larry Ratz, Trevor and
Tracy of Shipka, Miss Patty Neeb
of Zurich, Mr. & Mrs. Gordon
McCarter, Gerry, Larry and
Danny with Mr. & Mrs. Lee
Webber and Doug.
Mr. & Mrs, Tony Shulman and
family of Embro, Mr. & Mrs.
Allan Wanner, Shirley and
Kenneth of Sarnia with Mr. &
Mrs. John Pyin.
Mr, & Mrs. Robert Ulch and
family of Russeldale, Mr. & Mrs.
Don Ballantyne, David, Robbie
and Richard of Thamesford with
Mr. & Mrs, Lloyd Ballantyne.
Bridal shower
On Saturday evening 25
relatives gathered at the home of
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Stewart for a
bridal shower for Miss Diane
By MRS. HEBER DAVIS
Rev. Mary Mills conducted
'baptismal service at St. Patrick's
Church Sunday afternoon for
Stephen Leslie Wayne Greenlee,
son of. Mr. & Mrs. Leslie
Greenlee, Mrs. Wayne Carroll
was at the organ.
Following the service, dinner
was served at the Greenlee s.
The guests were Rev. Mary Mills,
Mrs. Vera Greenlee, Exeter, Mr.
& Mrs. Ken Eaton, Mrs. Leonard,
Mr. & Mrs. Earl Greenlee, Mr. &
Mrs. Larry Greenlee, Derek &
Debbie, Mr. & Mrs. Ken Latta ,
Tim and Angela, Mr. & Mrs.
Gord Beecham, London and Mr.
& Mrs. Heber Davis.
Win Awards
During the Matthew's Hall
Stewirt of Sarnia, bride-elect of
June 25.
Aid victims
Quite a number of ladies from
this community attended a
shower for Mrs, Robert Johns
and Gail at the Exeter Legion
Hall on Monday evening. Mr. &
Mrs. Johns and girls lost their
home and all their belongings by
fire on Friday evening.
Persona Is
Miss Susie Vanderspek of
Woodham spent the weekend
with Miss Pat Hodgert,
Mr. & Mrs. Rick Mellenger and
Alicia of Hensall, Mr. & Mrs,
Alvin Passmore spent the
weekend at Fanshawe Park.
Misses Elaine Stewart and
Janice Stewart of Sarnia, Sylvia
Stewart of Waterloo, Barbara
Miller of Guelph, Nancy
Richardson of Woodstock, spent
the weekend at their respective
homes here.
Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Glover and
Rose Marie of Mt. Brydges were
Sunday evening guests with Mr.
& Mrs. Edwin Miller.
There will be no Sunday School
on Sunday, June 19, owing to
Elimville Anniversary.
graduation at. St. Pauls Cathedral
on Thursday afternoon Fred
Dobbs III was the recipientof the
board of governor's award for
highest academic achievement
and also special Drama Award,
Patti Dobbs received top
honors for grade 5, when she was
presented with the class award
for outstanding academic
proficiency.
Relatives from Strathroy,
Exeter, Blyth, Teeswater and
Florida attended the ceremony in
London and were entertained
later at the home of Reeve and
Mrs. Fred Dobbs Jr.
Personals
Mr. & Mrs. Earl Atkinson, Mr.
& Mrs. Heber Davis spent last
week at Lion's Head. They were
shocked on their return to hear
that their 93 year old Aunt, Mrs.
Norma Coleman of The
McCormick Home London had a
fall and fractured her hip. She is
presently a patient in St. Joseph's
Hospital London.
Mr. & Mrs, Wayne Carroll and
girls visited with Mr. & Mrs.
Wayne Love and Fayann Sunday
evening,
Mr. & Mrs. Heber Davis were
dinner guests Sunday evening
with Mr, Wesley Heywood,
Creditor),
Mr. Gote Wennerstrom
returned to his home on the
Sauble line on Sunday having
spent the past seven months with
Mr. G. Isaac and Marjorie,
London, following an accident in
which he broke his leg. His many
friends welcome him home.
Mrs. Earl Greenlee entertained
a number of friends Friday
evening, Earl was observing his
birthday.
A FANSHAWE GRAD — Randal
M, Glenn, a graduate of the law
and Security Administration
Program at Fanshawe College
has accepted a position with the
Department of National Revenue,
Customs and Excise in Windsor.
He is the son of Ardyt and Gerald
Glenn, RR 1, Hensall
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