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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-06-16, Page 26PENNY SALE LADIES — Members of the Henson Legion Auxiliary conducted a successful Penny Sale, Fri- day. Above, Iva Reid, Vera Smale and Mona Campbell are preparing tickets for sale. T-A photo Attendance counsellors conclude conference Strawberry & Ham Supper THAMES ROAD UNITED CHURCH Mon., June 20 5 p.m. - 8 p.m. Adults $3.75 Children $1,75 Pre-Schoolers Free Reception and Dance for PATTY DAYMAN and JIM KNOX (Bridal Couple) Sat., June 18 9- 1 SEAFORTH LEGION HALL Music by THE HEYWOODS Lunch Provided Everyone Welcome Strawberry and Ham Supper GREENWAY UNITED CHURCH Sat., June 18 5 p.m. Adults $3.75 Children 12 & Under $1.75 Pre-School Free 40TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY The family of Harry & Ruby Beaver would like to invite all their frien- ds, neighbours and relatives to attend a dance in honour of their parents 40th Wedding Anniversary. KIRKTON WOODHAM COMMUNITY CENTRE FRI. JUNE 24 9-1 Music by BOB HEYWOOD Everyone Welcome Lunch No gifts please FEATURING 53 PRIZE HEREFORD FEEDING CALVES TO BE JUDGED and AUCTIONED EVERY FRIDAY, SATURDAY and SUNDAY 8 11 p.m. ADMISSION $1.00, RENTALS 500 ZURICH ARENA Sunday, June 19th at the "Hensall Fire Hall" 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Homburgs, Hot Dogs, Pop & Chips far the Hensall & District New Community Centre Sponsored By Hensall Fire Department 109th ANNUAL 1977 HENSALL SPRING FAIR & STOCK SHOW Heavy Horses, Light Horses & Ponies • IMPLEMENT SHOW • TUESDAY, JUNE 21st Horse Judging to Commence Promptly at 5:00 p.m. IIABYSHOW in the AUDITORIUM at 7:15 p.m. No Entry Fee - Prizes for All Contestants Old McDonald's Farm Display - Miniature Tractor Pull PARADE 6:00 p.m. ,OFFICIAL OPENING-7:30 p.m. By Jack Riddell BOOTH ON GROUNDS BAND in Attendance MONSTER MIDWAY Tricycles & Bicycles, Costumed Children AUCTION SALE OF CALVES 9:30 p.m. ADMISSION Adults $1.00 - Students 50c Cars $1.00 - Children Under 12 Free CKNX Mobile Unit In Attendance FREE BUS SERVICE to the London BINGO Games ,Every Wednesday NEW TIMES BUS DEPARTS AS FOLLOWS Exeter 6:25 p.m. Hurbn Park 6:35 p.m. if Centralia 6:40 p.m. Lucan 6:50 p.m. Phone 235-0450 The Family of Mr. and Mrs. John Broadfoot invite relatives, friends and neighbours to 40th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Party Dance VANASTRA RECREATION CENTRE Sat.. Evening June 18 Dancing from 9 to 1 a.m. to the Silvertones. Best Wishes Only GRAND BEND CEMETERY Decoration Day Sunday, June 19th 2 p.m. Speaker Rev. J. Campbell Music by Desjardine Brothers Bring your own Folding Chairs The Grand Bend Cemetery Board CENTRALIA FAITH TABERNACLE June 1,5, 17 and 19 Rev. 011ie McCubbin is the pastor of Peoples Church at Sandusky Ohio. This spirit filled minister will be the special speaker at Faith Tabernacle for the Anniversary Services. Come and hear Rev. McCubbin as she ministers at 8 p.m., 16 and 17 and both the morning and even- ing service Sunday, June 19th. Strawberry Ham Supper ST. MARYS CHURCH Brinsley Wed., June 22 5:30 - 8:00 p.m. Adults $3.50 Children Under 12 Years $1.25 Pre-School Free Also Take-Out Service ELIMVILLE S.S. Anniversary June 19 11:00 a.m. Guest Speaker Rev. Glen Wright Music by Junior Choir Notice To All Huron Park Residents Starting Sunday, June 12th, Faith Tabernacle, Centralia will be sending a bus (light blue) to pick up children of all ages for Sunday school. For all the parents, who hove been can- vassed and any interested parents, the bus will be leaving from the Main Gate at 9:15 a.m. proceeding east on Algon- "quin Dr., through that area and back through Columbia Dr. and Columbia Crescent via Huron Road to the Church. miorame•••1 tot tot co r] BAYVIEW RESTAURANT & TAVERN _ Open Daily 10 til 9 Featuring Home Cooked Meals Noon Hour Special Mon. thru Sat. Catering to Small Weddings & Banquets HIGHWAY 21 ONE MILE SOUTH OF ST. JOSEPH'S Phone 236-4850 11:31-1Els tEl Elr---'E f BEEF BARBECUE KIRKTON WOODHAM COMMUNITY CENTRE Sat., June 25th Serving 4 - 8 p.m. Adults $4.00 Advance $4.50 at the door Children 12 years and under $2.25 Advance $2.50 of the door Advance tickets available until June 22 at usual out- lets including Hopper- Hockey Furniture, Exeter. Hurry! Only a limited number of tickets left! CLINTON'S 2ND BIG COUNTRY MUSIC SHOW starring e tt Red &vine deo„,,6, 4 HELD AT CLINTON'S COMMUNITY ARENA SATURDAY, JUNE 25th ADMISSION: Reserve Tickets (Show and Dance) *8 ADVANCE Rush Seat Tickets (Show Only) '5 TICKETS AVAILABLE FROM: Clinton: Groves T.V. & Appliances Seaforth: Kuriosity Korner Goderich: Campbell's Cameras Blyth: Elliott Insurance Wingham: Ernie King's Music Exeter: Huron Carpet Listowel: Listowel Banner Lucknow: Becker's Milk Store Stratford: Gordon's Men's Wear or by phoning 482.3129 or 482.3196 Sponsored by Huron Central Agricultural Society Times-Advocate, June 16, 1977 Facie 26 Strawberry and Ham Supper DASHWOOD COMMUNITY CENTRE Wed.; June 22 Time 5 - 8 p.m. Adults $3.50 12 & under $1.25 Pre School Free Sponsored by DASHWOOD UNITED CHURCH WOMEN The largest turnout for a goodly number of years flocked to Huron Park last Sunday to registar at the annual convention of the Ontario Association for Coun- selling and Attendance Services which was hosted this year by Huron County Board of Education. The four day event kicked off Sunday evening with a wine and cheese reception co-hosted by the Board of Education for the City of London. Sam Munroe, Vice- Chairman of the board and Bruce Georgeff, superintendent, brought greetings from the London Board of Education. Mrs. Marion Zinn, vice- chairman of the Huron County Board, Donald Young, Atten- dance Counsellor and Bruce Shaw, Mayor of the Town of Exeter welcomed all in at- tendance and introduced the Conference Chairman, Wally Freel, from the Etobicoke Board, Monday, Dr. Benjamin Schlesinger from the Faculty of Social Work in Toronto was the key note speaker and delivered a very impressive message on such subjects as "Children and Families Through the Looking Glass" and "Sexuality in the Student." Barbecue best ever ; "The most 'licbessful ever'" was the verdict on the annual chicken barbecue on the lawn of Trivitt Memorial Church Exeter on Wednesday. Over 200 pies, 600 chicken halves and hundreds of pounds of delicious potato and cabbage salads disappeared like snow on a summer day. Being the day previous to the Ontario election, both the Con- servative and Liberal candidates were present with their families, and many good wishes were expressed to each. Altogether a good time was had by all. Apologies are due to the few who had to be turned away after all the tickets were sold, Next year make sure to buy your tickets in advance. Many thanks to all who sup- ported the barbecue and to all who worked so hard to make it a success. I 45th Wedding Anniversary The family of Agnes and Edwin Regier wish to invite relatives, friends, neighbours and past neighbours to an "Open House" on June 19, 1977 to celebrate their parents 45th Wedding Anniversary to be held at their home, 70 Goshen St., Zurich from 2 - 5 p.m. Best wishes only please. PARTY for BARRY MILLER Dave Passmore's Shed Sat., June 18 Admission: $2,00 Pat Fleck, Regional Director from the Ministry of Education delivered an inspiring welcome on behalf of Tom Wells, Minister. Monday evening the sunshine provided a bright, but cool, background, for an old-fashioned hayride engineered by Donald Dearing followed by a barbeque around a cosy fireplace. Monday evening's events were co-hosted by the Town of Exeter and was attended by the mem- bers of town council. Tuesday morning the annual meeting and elections of officers at large was conducted with the presence of Provincial Atten- dance Counsellor, Orv. Watson. Huron's Attendance Coun- sellor, D.M.Young, was elected Member-at-Large for the Western area at this time. J. Locker bie Superintendent of Supervisory Service from the Regional Office, presented a brief on the attendance recording procedures task force which was established last year to identify strategies for improving regular attendance and to enquire into the development of an improved system of at- tendance recording in the elementary and secondary schools in Ontario. This force stemmed from the involvement of students which ended in tragedy as a result of shootings in schools in the Brampton and Ottawa areas a couple of years ago. Details of this report cannot be released until a final presentation is made tft;t1) the Ministry but some changt0,-,;; are expected to be implemented. starting in September of 1978. Tuesday afternoon offered workshops on "Twin Valleys Community" "Early School Leaving" "Adolescent Group Councilling" "Consultation and Educational Assessment - Theory and Techniques" "Crisis Intervention" by the London City Police Force" and "The Child Welfare Act Expectations and Interpretations." The highlight of the Conference had to be the banquet which was provided through the courtesy of the Huron County Board of Education. Carl Mills, Exeter, piped the head table guests which included from the Huron County Board Mrs. Zinn, W. D, (Don) Kenwell, and Don Young, Attendance Counsellor. Mrs. Zinn complimented the N.A.C.A.S, on their work and suggested they go into the public and make themselves known. Mr. Kenwell reinforced her feeling and spoke of the contribution members of this Association were making to the education system. Recognition was given to Don Young, local counsellor and his wife, Marie, daughters Anna- Marie and Glynis-Marie for the hard work and excellent planning they displayed in hosting the Conference. They were received by a standing ovation on behalf of the fellow counsellors, An orchestra consisting of Bob Heywood, Calvin Horton and Jeff Rooth provided dance music for the windup of a wonderful con- ference. Bus trips to the Old Mill at Blyth and the Pioneer Museum in Goderich were arranged for the following morning. Next year's conference will be hosted by the Wellington County Board of Education and will be held in Guelph from May 28 to 31. Neil clan picnic held at Exeter The Annual Neil Reunion was held at the home of William Essery, Huron St, Exeter, with a good attendance. A good line of sports was conducted with the following winners; closest birthday , Maurice MacDonald, Grand Bend; oldest person, William Essery; youngest person, Pam Passmore, Wingham; coming farthest, Mr. & Mrs. Maurice Neil, Dearborn; attending most picnics, Mary Kooy, Centralia; most buttons, Smitty Spence; number buttons in jar, Ted Roberts, Hensall; contest win- ners, Murray Neil, Helen Roberts; eggs and bacon contest, Verda Wilson, Maurice Mac- Donald,Tom Kooy. Smith Spence, London, president conducted a short business meeting. The 1978 picnic is to be held at the home of Tom Kooy, Centralia with the following officers: president, Smith Spence; vice president, Mary Kooy; sec. treas., Helen MacDonald; sports, Maurice Neil. DINE OUT Good food, pleasant atmosphere, dinner specials. Now Licensed un- der L.L.B.O. • Hold your anniversary or birth- day party here. 4 WAY INN Coming Events At *\ Pineridge Chalet R.R. 2, Henson Fri., June 17 Blue Water Shrine Club Dance Roger Quick Tickets Available At Chalet Sat., June 18 • Vanderweil - Wolper Open Wedding Reception Roger Quick & The Rainbows Sat., June 25 CLOSED For Reservations Phone 262-2277 236-4610 236- 4213 By GORDON MORLEY Personals Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Fenton were visitors on Tuesday with Mr. & Mrs. Bill Prest and Scott. Mr. & Mrs. Jim Morley visited last Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Joe Durand and Adam in their new .home built recently. A few families from this area attended Carlisle anniversary Sunday and heard Rev. John Davies of Stratford a former minister of Brinsley church. Neighbours and friends had a surprise chivaree on Monday, in the event of Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Morley 25th wedding an- niversary. A good time was enjoyed by all. Mrs. George Wilkinson and Mrs, Byron Hodgins invited their relatives to a surprise dinner for their parents, Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Morley, on the occasion of their 25th wedding anniversary held recently at the home of Mr. & Mrs. George Wilkinson. Mr, & Mrs. Calvert of Victoria, B.C., visited with their daughter and son-in-law Mr. & Mrs. David Hall and family for a couple of weeks.