HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-09-15, Page 26APPOINTMENT
JIM SCOTT
Don Burnett, Vice-
President of
Operations, Laidlaw
Transport Limited,
Hamilton, Ontario and
Eric Campbell, Vice-
President and General
Manager of Laidlaw
Transport Limited, Ex-
eter Division are pleas-
ed to announce the ap-
pointment of Jim Scott
to Assistant General
Manager of Laidlaw
Transport Limited, Ex-
eter and Goderich
Divisions.
Jim has been chief dis-
patcher with the Com-
pany for a number of
years.
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CUBS RETURN — The fall season for the Exeter First Cubs started Monday night. A number of the boys
back for another term are shown with chairman of the group committee Dwayne Tinney. From the back are
Bill Crawford, Brian Topp, Drew Hasselback, Danny Hennessey, Tim Campbell, Darryl Simpson, Darren
Tinney, Jamie Beuerman, Mike Bowker, Jens Gregson and Raymond Lewis. T-A photo
Get more support for French
The Huron County Board of
Education decided Tuesday to
accept an offer from the ministry
of education to equip one
classroom in each elementary
school in the county as a French
language classroom.
The decision will not cost the
board anything since the
ministry of education is in-
creasing its support for the
teaching of French as a second
language.
Director of education John
Cochrane told the board that the
ministry offered grants for the
classrooms, paying 100 percent of
the costs up to $1,000. He said he
did not know what the equipment
would entail but suspected it may
include a record player and
possibly some posters and ar-
tifacts conducive to a French
atmosphere in the classroom.
"the classrooms follow a pilot
project sponsored by the ministry
two years ago that set up one
classroom in the 'county for
teaching French.The change now
Thames Road church ladies
hear about jaunt in Europe
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By MRS. J, TEMPLEMAN
The first meeting of Staffa No.
1 Sew N Sews 4-H Homemaking
club for the project "Consider
your clothes" was held Sep-
tember 5 at thehomeof the leader
Mrs. George Vivian.
There were 1.1 girls present and
following the 4H pledge the
election of officers was held
which includes — President , Jill
Norris: Vice Prsident, Nancy
Scott; Secretary, Marlene
O'Reilley; Assistant Secretary,
Pauline Jordan; Press Reporter,
Mary Jane , Templeman;
Telephone girls, Elizabeth
Templeman, Marion Smale and
Colleen Niel ady ; Posters,
Elizabeth Templeman;
Achievement Day committee,
Elizabeth Templeman, Marion
Smale and Jill Norris.
Following the business, Mrs.
Spencer Jeffery outlined the
project, Consider your Clothes,
and explained what contents are
required for our sewing boxes.
Mrs. Vivian then discussed
clothes for camouflage and lines
for illusion* Mrs. Jeffery gave the
members ideas for selecting their
patterns.
Elizabeth Templeman
demonstrated how to take
measurements .
Personals
The rites of baptism was
celebrated by Dr. Fox during the
morning service at Cromarty
Presbyterian Church Sunday.
Presented for baptism were
"Philip Adam James" son of Mr.
& Mrs. Hugh Scott and "Bradley
Neil" son of Mr. & Mrs. Brian
Finlayson.
Darlene Templeman has been
accepted at Teachers College,
London and begins classes this
week.
Owen Brooks and David
Templeman have begun classes
at Centralia College this week
and Jim Docking has returned for
his second year.
By, MISS JEAN COPELAND
Mr, & Mrs. David Wheeler,
Steven, Bobby and Craig and Mr.
& Mrs. George Wheeler visited
Sunday afternoon with Rev. &
Mrs. J. P. Cooke in Thamesford.
Captain Peter Gartenburg,
Mrs. Gartenburg and family,
Downsview and Mrs. Gar-
tenburg's mother, Mrs. H,
Bretschneider of Germany spent
the weekend with Mr. & Mrs.
Alex Gartenburg,
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce McKay,
Edmonton, Alberta are
holidaying at the home of Mr. &
Mrs. Cecil Hamm and family.
Mrs. McKay is the former Vickie
Hamm and best wishes are ex-
tended on their recent marriage.
By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE
In the report of the Sunday
School graduation exercises in
last weeks news these names
were omitted. Tom Passmore his
diploma and third year seal for
Greg Lamport.
Miss Doris Elford attended a
memorial service for the late
Mrs. A. E. Johns of Hamilton,
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Griffin,
Cathcart were Sunday guests
with Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Hargreaves.
Mrs. Jennie Bray and Agnes,
Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Bray were guests at the Rud-
dack-Bray wedding at Century
United Church, Toronto and the
reception at the Mississauga Golf
Club.
Mrs. Fred Cunnington, Cen-
tralia, Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Cunnington and family were
guests with Miss Mabel Refoir,
Kitchener.
Mr. and Mrs. Danny Coward,
Tracy, Mark and Erin, Mr. and
Mrs. Dennis Rowe attended a
Times-Advocate picnic for the
employees and their families
Sunday at the Kirkton-Woodham
Community Centre,
Ross Hargreaves commenced
his studies Monday.
The sympathy of the com-
munity is extended to the wife
and family of the late Charles
Glanville who was laid to rest
Monday , also to Mr. and Mrs.
Frayne Parsons and family in the
passing of their son and brother,
the late Mark Parsons.
Mrs. Barry Miller entertained
a number of friends Monday
evening in honour of her son
Kenny's ninth birthday.
Gordon Stone is a patient in St.
Joseph's Hospital, London.
Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Hendrick,
Grand Bend entertained at the
Pinery Inn Port Franks on
Saturday evening for Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Love of Grand Bend on
the occasion of their.25th wedding
anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Cann and Mr. and Mrs. Reg
Hodgert attended from this area.
A large number of people
from this community attended
the Decoration Service at Exeter
Cemetery, Sunday.
United Church Women
The September meeting of the
United'Church Women was held
Monday evening in the church
basement with thirty ladies
present.
Mrs. Ross Hodgert was in
charge of the program, which
was opened with a poem "Where
Did The Summer Go?" The
Theme was "Contentment", The
hymn "Now the Day Is Over"
followed with the Scripture from
Timothy and Philippians by Mrs.
Jack Duncan,
A .story "Contentment" was
ready by Mrs. Hodgert. Mrs.
Lorne Ballantyne led in prayer. A
poem "The Other Fellow's Job"
by Mrs. Gerry Morgan. The
hymn "Abide With Me" was
followed by the offering by Mrs.
Ballantyne and Mrs. Morgan and
the prayer by Mrs. Hodgert. A
skit "Where Are We Going',' by
Mrs. Hodgert, Mrs, Duncan, Mrs.
Ballantyne and Mrs. Morgan,
Piano selections were given by
Agnes Bray.
Mrs. Hodgert called on Miss
Margaret Hunkin who was on a
trip this summer, who showed
her pictures of England, Holland,
Belgium, Germany, Switzerland,
Italy and France and gave a
commentary.
She also had articles displayed
on a table of which she had
brought home with her. Mrs.
Jack Duncan thanked Margaret
for showing her pictures and
presented her with a gift.
Mrs. Glen Stewart, President,
opened the busines's esssion with
a poem "Loving Words". The
usual business took place, also
reports 'from the card secretary,
manse committee and treasurer.
The ladies are catering to a
wedding and lunch in, October, a
Plowman's Banquet, also a
wedding and lunch in November.
The meeting was closed with
the singing of "Savior Breathe An
Evening Blessing and the Mizpah
Benediction.
Group W. served lunch along
with the hostess, Mrs. George
Kellett.
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Cochrane said that the decision
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currently to teach the subject
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