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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-06-16, Page 7Final session of season Times-Advocate, Jane 16, 1977 .Page ,7 .Local seniors plan Huronview visit EXETER BROWNIES MOVE UP — Three Exeter Brownies were involved girls were Brenda Waldeck, Lynn Stephens and Melissa Seldon. Leaders Sylvia Smith and Roberta Mortley. f ltyhien gb- au cpk, TahruersAdganyens i gAhutn. gTehre, Ti-A photo in at BROWNIES FLY-UP — A number of Brownies from the ceremonies Thursday night. At the back are leader Rosemary fin. At the front are Michelle Baptie, Heather Hern, Annette Winger and Sheri Pinter. Finalists selected Sunglasses made from Corning's Photochromic Glass give you the right amount of protection and visibility you need—when you need it. Indoors, PHOTOSUN lenses have a light fashion tint while outdoors, in sunlight, they,darken to a standard sunglass. This change ts,automatie; gradual cind completely reversible. Whether you're in the sun or shade. High noon or at sunset. Bright day or cloudy. One pair of sunglasses for all kinds of days. Ask you eye-care specialist about PHOTOSUN ® lenses for your prescription and non- prescription sunglasses. AVAILABLE AT Carpenter Optical Shoppe 235-0511 405 Main St. Exeter r '0 LTD. TRACTOR BLYTH 519-523-4244 HURON EXETER 519-235-1115 Be Sure You Visit This Area's BARBECUE HEADQUARTERS Simon Van Darn will glady show you all the features of our Jahn Deere • Twin Burners • 537 Sq. In, of Cooking Area • Cast Aluminum Const. • Rear Exhaust Vent For Max. Heat Circulation • 2 Side Mounted Lid Handles , gas barbecues. 0 MN 28995 Regular Price $344.95 Cook Your Delicious Steaks Scrumptious Hamburgers In This Great John Deere Barbecue. JOHN otERe Dad will really appreciate one of these comfortable recliners. 3 POSITION RECLINERS PRICED FROM ONLY • Speaker tells about ALPHA The June meeting of Caven Presbyterian Church Women was held in the Church schoolroom on Monday, President Mrs. Margaret Strang presided and the devotions were given by Mrs. Tom Pryde. Awareness of our fellow human beings, the han- dicapped was the theme. Guest speaker, Miss Elaine Townsend, spoke regarding the Problems encountered by the handicapped, Miss Townshend Mentioned specifically that the new arena in -town is being built to accommodate the han- dicapped, something most members were not aware of, but prodd to know. Miss Townsend is a member of Alpha "Adult League of Physical Handicapped Adults". During lunch Mrs. Sally Laing thanked the guest and presented '.. her with a small gift, Librarian at conference The last monthly meeting of Exeter Senior Citizens for the summer was held in the Legion Hall last Tuesday with over 70 members and visitors present. An hour was spent in card playing before starting the program convened by Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Johns, Morley Hall sang two very lovely sacred numbers ac- companied by Mrs. Finkbeiner. Kenneth Johns sang two solos accompanied by Mrs. Dougall and Mrs. Gilbert Johns gave two humorous readings. Then Mr. & Mrs. Lavender entertained by showing some of their lovely pictures of Scotland, Wales and England. Mrs. Lavender acted as commentator. The views of lovely gardens, old buildings and hills were beautiful. Discussions were then held by the president Mrs. Rundle regarding the week of visits to Huronview at Clinton June 20 to 26, Different senior citizens groups visit during that week putting on several numbers of program, visiting with the members of the home and having either dinner or supper with them provided by the home. The program will be at 2:30 p.m. each day and Exeter's day is the 22nd. One moment of silence was held for one of the faithful members Mrs. Ruth Johnston who passed away since the last meeting. Other business, such as picnic and bus trips was also discussed with committees being appointed to look after these.' he Lions Club are taking a bus load on a trip. The ladies of Huroridale Institute served lunch. The nest meeting will be held first Sept. 6 for the fall programm. r ,Y1 • The Canadian Library Association held its 32nd Annual Conference in Montreal from June 9 to June 15. Theme of the whole Conference was "Increasing Library Awareness", For the first time, small libraries had a "voice". The Regional Libraries Section held a workshop and panel discussion on various aspects of com- munication in the small, local library, Topic under discussion was: "Do you read me? ... 10-4!" Speakers were: a library trustee from Eastern Canada; a Great Gift For Dad . . . regional director from Van- couver Island; and Mrs. John Schroeder of the Exeter Branch. Bill Partridge, Huron County Librarian and Clint Lawson of the Midwestern Regional were also in attendance. Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Hohner and Mr. & Mrs. Paul Hohner and Miss Maria Hohner of Goderich attended the wedding of Mr. Allan Hohner of Sudbury on May 27, Huron Park Pack participated in flying-up Jackson and District Commissioner Louise Gif. Van Vliet, Lynne Jackson, Crystal Lowe, Tracy T-A photo . . impress him with your good taste on 'his day with a delicious seafood or chicken treat . . . . don't forget our homemade salads. rikklee Tried Chide! •/. .// /X, '/ 235-2665 PHOTOSUN® for Kirkton party By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS The preliminary juvenile contest was held at South Perth Centennial School, before a large and appreciative audience. Mrs. Irla Stewart•of Goderich was the adjudicator and Gerald Paul the master of ceremonies. The sixteen numbers chosen by Mrs. Stewart will appear at the annual Kirkton Garden Party on July 20. At this event, cash prizes will be awarded to the winners in each of the three classes; vocal, instrumental and specialty. The finalists are: Linda Bryan, Granton; Pina Vecchio, London; David Blackler, Kirkton; Lori Noyes, Lucan; Michael Brine, Woodham; JoAnne Wilhelm, Stratford; Laurie Westman, St, Marys; Toni Wilhelm and Linda Knechtel, Stratford; McQuaid Family, Seaforth; Cindy Taziar, Granton; Shirley Miller and Joanne Sawyer, Mitchell; Julie and Paul Greenwood, Mitchell; Cindy Doucette, London; The Classic City Cloggers, Stratford; Christine Gibbens, Granton; The Stratford Rainbows, Stratford. Personals Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Ross Tufts were: Mrs. Truman Tufts, Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Tufts and Paul of London, Reverend and Mrs, David Carrothers and Laura of Snow Lake, Manitoba; Mr. & Mrs. Gill McIntyre, Tracy and Gary of London; Mr. & Mrs. Leroy Tufts and Ian, London, Miss Shirley Switzer R.N. of Edmonton, Alberta, is visiting with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Jack Switzer and family. Mr. & Mrs. Bill Waghorn spent a few days the, beginning of the week with Mr. & Mrs. Bill Reurink at Amherstburg. Mr.' Jamie Eveleigh spent a few days in St. Joseph's Hospital London where he underwentear surgery. Mr. Hubert Dawson, Mr. Ted Dawson, Mrs. Elva Ellis and Miss Lorna Laker of Hamilton, Mrs. Alice McCririe of Detroit, Mr. & Mrs. Rev, Grant Dawson and Shawn were Thursday evening dinner guest of Mrs. Reverend Mills. Kirkton United Church ob- served their Sunday School an- niversary service on Sunday morning with Reverend Francis of Fullerton United Church as speaker. The junior and senior choir provided special music with Miss Debbie McPhail at the organ and Mrs, Earl Stephen on the piano accompanying. John McElrea accompanied by a nephew from Niagara Falls and a nephew from S,arnia attended his brother's funeral, Randall McElrea at Iron Bridge, Mr. & Mrs. Ewart Crago at- tended the Crago picnic at Lowville Park near Burlington last Sunday. Mr, & Mrs. Robert Maddock Of Port Hope, Mr. & Mrs. Fred Maddock, RR 1, St. Marys, Mrs. Marion 1.11ch of Mitchell; Mr. & Mrs. George Maddock of Woodstock and their families visited on the weekend with their parents Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Mad- dock. The occasion was Mr. sill Maddock's birthday. SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL RED CROSS JUST A, NOTE TO REMIND YOU THAT SHOP AND SAVE NOW Main St. 235-1964 • Warehouse Furniture Unlimited (New & Used) • Antiques & Things and Appliances