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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-06-30, Page 13ARCHITECTURAL GRAD — Steven Harold Schroeder graduated from the Architectural Technician course at Fanshawe College, June 15, He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schroeder, Dashwood and is presently employed with Ron Hern Construction, Exeter. Your Authorized Dealer DIAL 237-3381 See the famous ChampionshipTeam &Wagon foC,* dJr 11 ••1, • • y• \i; A11,1 • 11,..,14;t dr‘ MEI HrEDBY IM 4•011 4 ' ZURICH FAIR 2 18 AL Y2 3 FRIDAY 8:00 P.M. 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Front, Pearl Boswell, Sharon Rundle, Jane Sims, Colleen Koehler, Joan Cooper, Barbara Down, Donna Proof, Rosemary Miller, Margaret Pym, Anita Verbeek, Jackie Riehl and Julie Hendrick. T-A photo McCann Const. Ltd. DASH WOOD, ONT. L tool \11 T ‘,11 Pioneer meeting By MRS. E. SUMMERS GRANTON The Granton W.I. met at the home of Mrs. Clarence Lewis Tuesday evening, June 21, with Mrs. Gordon Dann presiding and opening the meeting with the Ode, Lord's Prayer, and the Mary Stewart Collect. The plans for a booth for Granton Fun Day July 23 which will again be a hot dog, pop and pie stand were discussed, also the W.I. Rally which is being held at Poplar Hill August 17 and will be a Pot Luck luncheon with a mix and meet menu. Mrs. Clarence Lewis and Mrs. Elmer Summers will represent Granton W,I, at the 80th Anniversary celebration held at Bingeman Park Lodge, Kit- chener July 13, where Mrs. Lyndsay Hacket Pain A.C.W,W. Hon. Treas. will be the guest speaker from England. Pre-Cast Concrete • Steps and Porches • Ornamental Railings • Lawn Ornaments get their tickets from any lodge member, Sister Eileen Summers presented a slate of officers for the new executive, who will be installed at the September meeting. This slate was ac- cepted. Sister Audrey Hodgins was the winner of a Forester Coffee Spoon from the Bulletin draw, and Sister Elsie Dann won the numbers draw. Following the closing of court two members of the Lucan Biddulph Branch of the Cancer Society, Mrs. Elmer Summers and Mrs. Robert Harloff from the education committee told the members about their work in the field of Cancer Education. Mrs. Summers gave an account of the progress made in Cancer Research and the exciting discoveries and inventions made by Research scientists in this profession, and Mrs. Harloff told about her work with programs in the schools, and her experiences as a delegate to the Provincial Education Conference in Toronto last Fall, and also gave a humorous reading entitled "Smoking Sam," Two members who were in hospital were remembered, and a ' delicious lunch of strawberry shortcake and whipped cream, prepared and served by the lunch comm. Sisters Margery Morley and Marjorie Mills, was enjoyed. There will be no meetings during July and August. WOMEN'S INSTITUTE NEWS On Sunday June 26 Granton United Church celebrated its 75th anniversary. Rev. Charles Scott, Chaplain of London Psychiatric Hospital was the guest minister and preached on " Today's Ministry". Rev. Ellwood Morden gave the history of Granton Church from 1855 right up to the present time. Special music from the choir was provided under the direction of Mrs. Elwyn Bryan. The congregations of Wesley United and St. Thomas Anglican churches joined Granton in their service of celebration. At the conclusion of the worship a time of fellowship was enjoyed with refreshments being served by Granton UCW. CUB NEWS The Granton Cub Pack at- tended the Perth County District Cuboree, held at Wildwood Park on the weekend of June 18. They were accompanied by leaders Mrs. Doreen McRobert and Mrs. Diane O'Shea. The program for Cancer Society expresses thanks The North Lambton Unit of the Canadian Cancer Society wishes to express their thanks and ap- preciation to all the organizations, the individual canvassers and the generous donations by the public which made this year's campaign an overwhelming success — the best ever, The 1977 objective was $7500 but due to the effort put forth by the canvassers the contributions reached $10,700. This represents an increase of almost 43 percent over the objective. r- Saturday a.m. included sports, games, and swimming, followed by an individual craft class, where the boys made Father's Day gifts, and later a campfire was enjoyed. Rev. Grant Dawson, minister of Kirkton United Church conducted the closing service. PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Austin Hobbs visited with Mr. & Mrs. D Scafe of Ailsa Craig on Thursday evening. Cyril Lewis, St. Clair Shores, Michigan visited with his brother Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Lewis, Sunday morning. Mr. & Mrs. William Egan enjoyed a motor trip to North Bay, Manitoulin Island and the Rideau Canal, Mr. & Mrs. Forbes Powell, Hamilton and Mrs. Reg McLean, Cardiff, Wales, spent a couple of days with Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Summers last week. Mrs. Powell is Mrs. Summer's sister and Mrs. McLean is her cousin. Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Harlton, Mrs. Willa Harding and family, also Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Bannerman and family attended the Nichol reunion 'held at Canatara Park Sarnia, Saturday June 25. Seventy five members of the family were in attendance, and enjoyed a picnic dinner, followed by a program of sports. Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Summers attended the wedding of his great niece Miss Elizabeth Ruth Oakes of Stoney Creek to Mr. Brian Stewart Cullen of Hamilton, at Knox Presbyterian Church, Burlington, and later the reception at the Estaminet Burlington, Saturday June 25. Sunday, Mr. & Mrs. Summers were guests at a family dinner at the home of her sister and her husband Mr. & Mrs. Forbes Powell, Hamilton. Wednesday evening June 22, Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Harlton visited with Mr. Harlton's uncle, Mr. Herbert Harlton of Shipka and. members of his family. Mr. & Mrs. Wesley McGuffin, Margaret and Kenneth attended the Decoration Day service at Siloam Cemetery SundayJune 19, and in the evening Mr. R.A. Carson also went with them when they visited Carlisle Cemetery A number from the Granton area attended the Decoration service at Trinity Anglican Church Cemetery,Burr. Guests with Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Lewis for Sunday brunch, following the St. Thomas Church Anniversary service, were Rev. Mary Mills, Mrs. R.A. Carson and Mrs. Joseph Pecko. Mr, & Mrs. Elwyn Bryan and Linda entertained at a family supper Sunday, in honour of Mr. & Mrs, John Bryan's 42nd wedding anniversary, Sunday, June 18. Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Harlton visited with Mr. & Mrs. Don Wallace, Stratford, Sunday evening. Mr, & Mrs. Jas. Riddell and family entertained the Cook family with a delicious smorgasbord dinner June 22 in honor of Mrs. Riddell's mother, Mrs. Wm Cook on the occasion of her 75th birthday. Other guests included Mrs. Cook's sister, Mrs. Ross Clat- worthy and her sisters-in-law, Mrs. Harold Hodgson and Mrs. Alec Crockett all of Granton. A lovely birthday cake made by the hostess was in the form Of a book decorated with pink roses and greenery, The men folk were absent owing to it being haying tiine. K-W :pastor farewell By MISS JEAN COPELAND WOODHAM Sunday morning the congregations of the Kirkton Woodham Pastoral Charge gathered in the Woodham United Church for the farewell service- for Rev. Grant Dawson, his wife Dorothy and son Shawn, Following the service George Burgin called Dorothy and Shawn to join Grant at the front of the Church and Glenn Copeland read the address composed in poetry form by Mrs. Robert Ratcliffe. Gary Urquhart presented Dorothy with a large oil painting and light, Cynthia Copeland gave Shawn toys and Margaret Parkinson presented Grant with a wallet and money. Grant ex- pressed their thanks and invited anyone travelling to Western Canada to visit them in their home in Calgary, Lunch and a social hour followed in the church shed. Personals Mr. & Mrs. Hector Legere of California and Mrs. Kate Cac- ciotti, Capreol visited for a couple of days last week with Mr, & Mrs. Fred Parkinson, Margaret arid Janet. Visitors during the week with Mr. & Mrs, George Wheeler, Mr. & Mrs, John Rodd, Pamela and Calvin, Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Copeland and girls and Mr. & Mrs. David Wheeler and boys were the formers sister, Mrs. Del Richardson, Mesa, Arizona, Miss Susan Richardson of Golden Eagle, Illinois, Mr. & Mrs. Cedric Wheeler, Brownsburg, Quebec, Mr. & Mrs. Lowell Pugh and family of Minising, Ontario and Mr. & Mrs. Ross Wilson and Dianne, Conn, Ontario. Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Copeland, Cynthia, Ellen and Deanna were Mr. & Mrs. Roger Miller, Stephen and Jeffrey of Fenwick and Miss Jean Copeland. The sympathy of the com- munity is extended to Dr, George Morphy in the passing of his sister Mrs. William Scott, a former resident of Kirkton. By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Regele and Darlene, Princeton were Sunday supper guests with Mr. & Mrs. Stan Preszcator and girls and Mrs. Joe Thornton. Mrs. Stan Preszcator, Mrs. Joe Thornton, Lorna, Brenda and Barbie Glanville visited Monday afternoon with Mr. & Mrs. Ed Regele, RR 4 Walton. Brenda remained to spend the holidays with her grandparents. Monday evening a graduation was held at Stephen Central School, A delicious supper was served and Miss Judy Savoy, London was guest speaker. Awards and graduation pins and charms and certificates were handedout. Congratulations to all the Grade 8 students who will be entering Grade 9. DOROTHY KIPFER WINS Dorothy Kipfer recorded the low gross score during the regular ladies competition at the Exeter golf course, Tuesday. Peary Laithwaite won low net honours, Grace Farquhar re- quired the least number of putts and Daisy Etherington was the most honest golfer. •.° . . . Times-Advocate, June 3Q, 1977 The roll call for this meeting was answered by showing or telling about an article used in a pioneer kitchen, this brought forth some very old gadgets such as a wooden potato masher, an old flatiron and stand, wooden butter prints, and an apple slicer. Mrs. Clarence Lewis was the program convener. She was to have had the assistance of Mrs. George Wilson, who was unable to be present, and as the topic was Tweedsmuir History, and as the members are going on a bus trip to the Victoria Playhouse in Petrolia to see a matinee of the play "Man with a load of Mischief", in July, Mrs, Lewis thought it would be a good idea to tell the ladies about the history of the old Victoria Hall as the theatre was formerly named. Also, something about the oil well history in Petrolia in past years. A reading on "How Father's Day" got started con- cluded the program. A delicious lunch of strawberry glazed pie was served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Percy Hodgins, COURT VALENTINE C.O.F. Court Valentine lady Forester's met Monday evening June 20 at the Lodge Hall, with sister Sandra Hern presiding, and. conducting the business, of which several items had to be taken care of, before the summer holidays. A Pot Luck Supper and craft display will take place October 17, 1977. Tickets were distributed for the members to sell for the bus trip to the Country Playhouse at Grand Bend to see the play "Babes in Arms", Thursday August 4. Interested persons may UNIT STEP • Women's Institute discuss booth, rally Exeter Decor Centre 15 Gidley St. E. 235-1010 ALMATEX Paints and Varnishes Wallpaper & Accessories C 00001 433 Main St. Exeter • 235-1661 Our Specials Are As Hot As The Weather . . qo THis THE PLACE... But You Can Shop In AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT SCOPE Mouthwash 1 Litre( 35.2 oz.) $259 Reg. $2.99 Reg. • 250 m! 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