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EXETER LEO'S INSTALLATION — The Exeter Leo's
secretory Brenda Pinder, treasurer Brenda Edwards,
Skinner. Back, left to right, are president Liz Giffin and
installed their executive June 29. Left to right, front, are
director Doug Raymond and vice-president Joan
past president Kelly Gaiser. T-A Photo.
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Light
Touch
By
JACK LAVENDER
Vacation time: when your flowers
are at their best and only the
neighbors ore around to enjoy
them.
Remember when confession was
go'bd for the soul? Nowadays it's
also good for a best-seller, movie
rights and a lecture tour.
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Public service, jobs for kids?
Sounds ood idea. Just get:i."-
ting them out of the house would
be a public service in itself.
It's a curious world when you can
be in a jam at one time and in a
pickle at another, and can't tell
the difference.
Having a child follow in your
footsteps can be disturbing. Par-
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had covered your tracks.
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TEN SPEED WINNERS — Doug Ellison held the box while Tani ny Robinson picked the winners in a draw
for two ten-speed bicycles Thursday at Country Flowers. Tammy, winner of a ten speed bike for the highest
amount raised during the Rec. Centre walkathon, picked Lois Ell'ott and George Athanacaclos as the other
bicycle winners. The bicycles were donated by Canadian Tire,Jerry Maclean and Sons and Milt Robbins
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By MRS: HUGH MORENZ
SHIPKA
A lovely summer wedding was
solemnized Saturday July 2 at
Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Church, when Marlene Elizabeth,
daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Howard
Clarke, was married to Patrick
Francis, son of Mr. & Mrs. Ted
Lane of Scottsdale, Arizona.
Maid of honor was Mary Ann
Desjardine, friend of bride,
bridesmaids were Laura Bryant,
groom's sister and Vicky Clarke,
bride's sister. Best man was Pat
McCann, cousin of groom, ushers
were Mike Lane, brother of
groom, and David Clarke, cousin
of bride.
Dinner and dance reception
was held at the Dashwood
Community Hall. Tliei young
couple will be living in Huron
Park.
Personal
Mr. & Mrs. Tony Regier Jr.,
Christopher and 'Heather of
Detroit spent the , weekend in
Canada at their cottage and
visited Sandra's parents Mr. &
Mrs. Ken Baker Sr. and family.
Ed Turnbull has returned home
after a week's holiday on
Manitoulin Island with his Burt
relatives.
Recent visitors with Mr. & Mrs.
Harold Vincent land family were
her sister and family Mr. & Mrs.
Horst Kovitzki, Kerry, Kevin and
Angela, Evart, Michigan.
Weekend guests with Mr. &
Mrs. Howard Clarke, following
the wedding of their daughter,
Marlene, were Mr. & Mrs. Clem
Costello, Cariipville near Ottawa.
Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Morenz were
HONOR TURNBULLS
Around 50 relatives, friends
and neighbours, gathered
Thursday evening at the home of
Mr. & Mrs, Elgin Hendrick, to
honor Max Turnbull and Mr. &
Mrs, Jack Turnbull. During the
social time they visited and
talked. Fergus Turnbull read a
presentation address and Elgin
Hendrick presented the men with
wallets"and money and Jean with
a clutch purse. Lunch and
refreshments were served picnic
style. i
The Turnbull Century farm
was sold to family relatives, and
at present the Turnbull's live in
Gra 4d Bend. Special guests were
Mr„ & Mrs. Morton Turnbull of
Par hill, Morton and Max are
twiti %brothers and well past 85
yelrs young.
1 NO ACCIDENTS
The Grand Bend detachment of
the Ontario Provincial Police
reported no accidents last week.
The detachment laid 70 charges
under the Liquor Licence Act, 48
Highway Traffic Act charges, six
charges under the Narcotic
Control Act and one Criminal
Code Act charge.
Forty Golden Agers left Grand
Bend at 9 a,rn, Tuesday morning
on a one day charter bus trip.
First stop was to view the
Parkhill Dam, continuing on via
StrathroY and Ailsa Craig, going
past the Stewart and Bannister
seed testing farms.
A stop at the Dounham Nur-
sery, through Lower Thames
Valley to Longwood Conservation
area near Delaware and a visit at
the Sea-Ma-DLit Indian village,
were lunch was enjoyed in a
picnic area. Then continuing on
to St„ Thomas, Waterworks and
Pinafore Park, and to Elgin
County Museum.
Supper was enjoyed at a
Ponderosa in London and a tour
through Story Book Gardens at
Springbank, and home again.
Church news
The first outdoor service of this
season at the United Church was
held Sunday morning. Rev. H.
Sunday supper guests with Mr..&
Mrs. Ross Corbett, Steve and Jeff
of near Hensall. They also visited
with Mr. & Mrs. Al Corbett,
Jonathon and Catharine,
Sunday evening guests with
Mr. & Mrs. Oscar Miller were
Mrs. Freda Wilson, Westminster,
B.C., Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Stade
and Sherrie, Mr. & Mrs. Reinhold
Miller and their granddaughter
Lisa Miller, Mrs. Hilda Rader
and Mrs. Martha Miller, all of
Dashwood and area.
Sunday dinner guests with Mr.
& Mrs. Ferman Snyder were Mr.
Cleason Martin, Mr. & Mrs.
Tillman Martin and family,
Elmira, and Mr, & Mrs. Lloyd
Martin and family of Saturn,
Four assisting
area students
Four teenagers Vicki O'Rourke
of RR 4, Seaforth; Dawn Sharo of
Mitchell; Sharon White of RR 2,
Gadshill and Kathryn O'Leary of
Staffa are spending their eight-
week summer vacation so that
children receiving special
education in separate schools in
Huron and Perth counties next
term may find it easier to learn.
Sharon White a first-year
nursing student at Fanshawe
College who is the project leader
explained that 'they are
developing and collating
material for the eight special
education teachers with the
Huron-Perth County Roman
Catholic Separate School Board
to help them prepare their
programs for the exceptional
children (from gifted to slow
learners) they teach.
The girls are paid through an
Experience '77 government grant
for $6,116.08 for which Joseph
Mills, superintendent of program
for the board .applied.
Mr. Mills said he had 90 ap-
plications for the six positions.
Two more girls will join the four-
member team next week. No
boys applied.
Miss White said among the
things they are doing, they make
flash cards, do some taping and
taking pictures in the community
for slide presentations.
Moore's sermon topic was
"Growing, Going Christians."
Special music was supplied by
Mrs. Maria McKinnon when she
sang two solos "Trees," and "I'm
here on business for the King,"
accompanying herself on guitar.
Flowers were placed in
memory of Jim Miller, an ac-
cident victim of last week. Other
flowers were in memory of Paul
Blewett who passed away 20
years ago.
Rev, H. Moore and several
choir members conducted an
evening service for residents of
the Blue Water Rest Home
Sunday evening.
Guest speaker Sunday evening
at the Church of God was Rev. R.
Hallman of London, representing
the Canadian Home Bible
League.
He spoke on India and showed
slides with commentary.
The Church ladies served lunch
and refreshments in the Sunday
School rooms following the
service.
Personals
Mr. & Mrs, Art Finkbeiner
returned home, Saturday from
Welland with their daughter and
son-in-law Dr. and Mrs. C.B.
Sanders. Mrs, Finkbeiner has
been ill since early June, having
been a patient in St. Joseph's
hospital and then recuperating at
her daughter's home, The San-
ders spent the week-end here
with her parents.
Mr. &, Mrs. Ed Gill, ac-
companied by three of their
grandsons, Dan and Daryl Gill
and Bevan Reith, travelled last
week to North Bay, where they
attended the High School
Graduation of their grandson,
John Ramsdell. John is planning
to attend the University of
Western Ontario at London.
The Church of God Sunday
School picnic, scheduled for last
Wednesday evening, was post-
poned till a later date, due to cool
windy weather.
Mrs. Fred Harrison, Indiana
spent some holidays recently
with her mother Mrs. Rosie
Grigg,
Mrs. Rosie Grigg attended the
Christening, last Sunday, of her
great granddaughter, Amanda,
daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Martin
Grigg of Strathroy. During the
week she visited another grand-
daughter Mr. & Mrs. Jim Ryan
and David,. also her son & wife
Mr. & Mrs, Russell Grigg, all of
Strathroy.
Visiloys at 11O00ksta for the,
hltr ay week-end were Mr. &
MrS. Alex Stewart of Toronto and
Mr, & Mrs. John Stewart of
Scarborough,
Visitors last week with Mr. &
Mrs, Roy Flear were their
granddaughter Kerry Flear of
Kingston and her girl. friend from
Stoney Creek. The girls have
been attending Western
University.
Week-end guests with Mr. &
Mrs. Arnold Kuntz were their
granddaughter Brenda Travis
and her friends Louise Weekes
and Karen MacPherson,
Grimsby.
GETS MASTER'S DEGREE —
Marion Walsh, daughter of Mrs.
Ruth Gray, Parkhill and the late
Gordon Gray recently received
the degree of Master of Educa-
tion from the University of Wind-
sor. A teacher at Shawnee Secon-
dary School in Windsor, she will
be a consultant for the Ministry of
Education at special courses to be
held in Barrie this summer.
Marion and her husband Jack are
summer residents of Grand Bend.
THIS
SUMMER
BE WATER
WISE!
ZURICH
ABATTOIR
Seniors enjoy trip
Times-Advocate, July 7,, 1977 Page 17
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