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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-06-16, Page 8Page B. Times-Advocate, June 16, 1977 Plan for Protection with CMG Are you protected against loss of income through sickness or accidental injury? Ask your CIAG representative for advice about this or any insurance need • LIFE • AUTOMOBILE • HOME PROTECTION • FARM FAMILY LIABILITY • ACCIDENT & SICKNESS • BUSINESS • SNOWMOBILES • BOAT • CAMPER/TRAILER Your Credit Union Sponsored Insurance Company Co-operation among Co-ops LOCATED IN CREDIT UNION OFFICE 430 MAIN ST. 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T-A photo . . . if you choose his gift from this selection * Sunglasses * Billfolds * Philishave Electric Razors * Cigar'ette Makers * Key Cases * Pen Sets * Timex Watches * Lighters * Pipes . . . and his favorite cigarettes, cigars & pipe tobacco * Candies & Chocolates Brut 33 GIFT SET Splash-On Lotion and Bonus Deodorant Spray SCHICK Hot Lather Machine '13.39 By MRS. IRVIN RADER DASHWOOD The 4-H girls were guests of the Dashwood WI at their June meeting for Family and Con- sumer Affairs with Mrs. Gordon Bender, convener. The girls modelled their caf- tans, jumpsuits and gowns they made in their 4-H project "Clothes for leisure wear". An The week of June 19 to 25 has been designated Senior Citizens' Week in Ontario and the residents of Huronview will be hosting one or more of the seniors' clubs of the county each day. The Committee of Management has declared open house for the week and invites not only the clubs but all citizens over 60 to come and join in the programs. For this week only, the dining room will be open to senior visitors and volunteers at $1.00 per meal. It would be appreciated if clubs or individuals who are planning to stay for meals would let us know in advance. Dinner for visitors will be served at 12:45 p.m. and supper at 5:30 p.m. The week's activities will commence with a special church service in the auditorium con- ducted by guest minister, Rev. J. Ure Stewart of Seaforth. Ontario St. Church, Clinton, junior choir, men's quartette and organist Doris McKinley will provide the music. Visiting Clubs will be: Monday, June 20, Bayfield and Blyth; Tuesday, Brussels and Clinton; Wednesday, Exeter and Hensall; Thursday, Dashwood exhibit was on display by Dash- wood, Club 2. Gifts were presented to the leaders a nd girls receiving county, provincial and advanced honors. Current events prepared by Mrs. Irvin Rader were on display. Mrs. Ray Rader presided for the business. It was decided to purchase tickets for the Playhouse production "Any Wednesday". A bus trip is being and Grand Bend; Friday, Goderich and Zurich; Saturday, Seaforth and Wingham, Celebrations will end on Sunday, June 26 with morning service in the auditorium con- ducted by our regular Chaplain, Rev. W. McWhinnie and special music by resident, Mrs. Henderson and an evening song service with the Clinton Christian Reformed Church group assisted by their Senior Citizens. Mrs. Shirley Luther led the Sunday evening song Service sponsored by the Christian Womenh Club. Mr. Luther ac- companied at the organ for the hymns and for a vocal duet number by Elsie Henderson. The weather was perfect on Monday evening for the annual Spring drive, sponsored by the Exeter United Church. The cars arrived at the Home at 6:30 and all of the residents who were able, had a lovely two hour drive to several areas in the county. This event is one of the highlights of the year at the Home and many thanks to those who provided cars and arranged the drive. The Central Huron Secondary School Band played for a concert on the front lawn on family night. Miss Story is director of the thirty-piece band and although the, evening was cool, a great many of the residents were able to enjoy the concert from the rooms on the west side of the building and the front entrance. Three new members were welcomed to the over 90 Club at the June meeting, Mrs. Grasby, Mrs. Fremlin and Mrs. Foran. Skater off to Brazil planned by the executive. Mrs. Gordon Bender gave a report from the Officer's Conference at Waterloo and Mrs. Earl Keller the District Annual. Mrs. Harry Hoffman gave a short report from the Dashwood Community board, Irvin Steinman, Dashwood, spoke to the ladies of his work among the retarded in Quebec and showed slides of the pic- turesque village. Ladies' Aid Group 3 with Mrs. Lovella Tieman convener was in charge of the Birthday Party at the Blue Water Rest Home, Wednesday, for the Ladies' Aid meeting. Mrs. Lorne Genttner, president, welcomed every one and a short program followed. Numbers by the Junior choir; Sue Ann Schroeder sang and played the guitar; Mrs. Hilda Rader gave two readings; the Rader sisters, Carol and Bar- bara, numbers on piano and guitar; Jayne Hayter solos ac- companying herself on the piano; Carol Rader, piano selections. Mrs. Mellecke conduCted closing devotions with a DOCTOR — Donald T. Jolly, son of Mr. and Mrs.' Donald G. Jolly, Exeter, graduated last week at the University of Western Ontario with a degree of Doctor of Medicine. Dr. Jolly has entered a two-year residency program in family medicine at the University of Western Ontario. He will be af- filiated with Victoria Hospital and the Southwest Middlesex Health Centre. meditation on "Fear". Three girls, Sherri Stade, Elizabeth Datars and Jayne Hayter sang "Evening Prayer". Following the Hymn of Grace group 3 served birthday cake and ice-cream. Those having bir- thdays were Mrs. Bowman, Mrs. Hogarth, Mrs. Stirling, Mr. McAllister, Mrs. Sch- wartzentruber and Mrs. Munn. Mrs. Genttner conducted a short business meeting Twenty- one members were present. The Altar Guild reported 33 visits, 11 treats and two flower plants, The new Guild is Mrs. Ray Rader and Mrs. Earl Keller. It was decided to have a bakeless bake sale. The meeting closed with the Lord's Prayer. Mr. & Mrs. Irvin Rader ac- companied by their daughter, Sharon, of London spent last week at Inverlocky fishing. The weather was good and although they didn't bring home too many fish they have some good fish stories to tell. Mrs. Lloyd Rader, Mrs. Glen Rader, Heather and Alan, Mrs., Irvin Rader, Mrs, Dave Rader and Stacey attended a miscellaneous shower for Debbie Marshall, bride-elect of July at the home of Mrs. Wendell Gamble, London, Sunday. A large number from Zion Lutheran church attended the Dedication Service of Goderich church and the Festival Service, Sunday. ' Dashwood Senior Citizens' picnic will be held at the pavilion Monday at 6 p.m. Bring a cup and cutlery. Mrs. Lloyd Edighoffer, Mit- chell, Mrs. Clayton Ankeman and Miss Lyda Sitter, both of Waterloo, were Sunday supper guests at the Earl Guenther home. I Mr. & Mrs. Joe Wragg and baby daughter are getting settled in their home purchased from Lee Anderson, Mrs. Irvin Rader accompanied Mrs, Fred Miller, Zion and Sharon Rader, London, to Grand Bend, Monday, where they visited with Mr, & Mrs. Wellwood Gill. Mrs. Ernest Koehler is staying at the home of her daughter Mrs. Bob Hayter as she had the misfortune to fracture a bone in her foot. Ernest Koehler is .a patient in South Huron Hospital. Mrs. Hilda Wein has been released from South Huron Hospital. Miss Vickie Miller left Wed- nesday for Brazil, South America, to join "Holiday On Ice" where she expects to be for the next year. Mrs. Freida Keller was hostess at a surprise birthday luncheon for Loretta Keller on the occasion of her 63rd birthday, Tuesday. Others present were Martha Miller, Beulah Desjar- dine, Wanda Reynolds and Florence Keller, Be• Sure To Visit Our HOME MAKING CENTRE *Zippers *Thread •Buttcins •Wool *Embroidery Cotton •Patterns, etc. BUTLER'S Dept. Store 397 Main St., Exeter Huronview invites seniors to participate Dashwood Institute host 4-H, plan outings Great Gifts For a Great Guy...Dad IMERMEMMOSI MAROVISMIMMEMWOMIZ= to all my customers and friends for your patronage through the years. Mary and Bob Fickling will be happy to serve you in the same way. Nellie Trott TO TEACH --- Maria Christina Cann, daughter of Bruce and Susan Cann, Exeter, graduated recently with a Bachelor of Education degree from the Diver- sity of Western Ontario. She has been on the dean's honor list each year. Christina has accepted a primary teaching position with the South Dorchester Public School in Elgin County.