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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-09-22, Page 5A JUNIOR ENTRANT - Kevin Clark, RR 5, Goderich was one of the junior competitors in Soturday's Huron plowing match. Helping Kevin with plow adjustments is his father, John Clark, T-A photo 4.H girls elect Decorate Dashwood graves Name 4-H leaders Sopturnkor i2, 1977 Par clandeboye students enrolled singing of a Psalm. During the business Session, there was some discussion on the October 5. bazaar, also plans for the December general meeting were talked about, as Unit 4 is responsible for the program. Program conveners were Mrs, Norman Riddell, and Mrs. William' Lambert. Mrs. Riddell introduced the new study on the Caribbean Crescent and Mrs. Lambert gave an interesting account of her recent trip to the Barbacloes. Lunch was served by Mrs. Nelson Tate and Mrs. Art Torrence. HAPPY GANG MEETING Owing to the Open House to celebrate the 50th wedding an- niversary of Mr. & Mrs. Earle Middleton the "Happy Gang" will bold their September meeting Thursday, September 29 instead of Wednesday September 28. CANADIAN FORESTERS The executive of Court Valentine Canadian Foresters met at the home of president Mrs. Larry Hern Tuesday evening to plan the September meeting which will be the installation of the new executive, also the pot luck supper and craft display October 17, all lodge members will have tickets tp sell. Personals Miss Ruth Mardlin is home on vacation with her parents Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Mardlin, Ruth is a nurse at the Beaumont Medical Surgical Hospital, Beaumont Texas. Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Summers spent a few days with their daughter Beverly and family, Mr. & Mrs. Richard Harris, Richard Jr. and Anne at Downsview last week. Get well wishes are extended to Mrs. Edith Jermyn who is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital London. 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Anglican Church, Sunday and took her sermon from Genesis, explaining the wonderful creations that God had made, the creation of Heaven and earth and the creation of man in the image of God. We must see ourselves as God's creative gifts and give our thanks to God, for provisions of our need, The Church was nicely decorated with flowers, fruit and vegetables. The flowers on the alter were in memory of the late Mr, Hubert Hodgins, There will be no service next Sunday at St. Thomas Church, it being St. Patricks Church, Saintsbury, Harvest Anniversary Service. At the United Church, Rev. Elwood Morden was in charge of the morning worship service Sunday and preached his sermon on "Our Motives", prescribing cheerfulness as an extra wearing quality, It gives harmony to? the soul and is a perpetual song without words, Worship renews the spirit as sleep renews the body. Unit 4 met at the Granton I United .Church Wednesday evening with Mrs. Nelson Tate presiding and opening the meeting with a hymn. The meditation dealt with the psalms and closed with prayer and the Harvest thanksgiving marked at Granton By MRS. IRVIN RADER DASHWOOD The September meeting of Calvary United church Women waS held Tuesday, with the Christian Development group in charge and Mrs. Eben Weigand, chairlady. A poem was read by Mrs. Mildred Kellerman, "Stop and Think". Mrs. Jean Weigand favoured. with a solo. Rev. Bruce Guy spoke on Christian Development. Mrs. Hugh Boyle, president, conducted the business. Thirteen members were present. The Fall Regional is to be held in Centralia October 18. The Sunshine com- mittee is Mrs. Ken McCrae and Mrs. Eben Weigand. 4H 'The meeting 1 of Dashwood Club 2 was held September 14 with 18 girls present. Two new members have joined for the project "Featuring Fruits". The officers are: president, Barbara Rader; vice-president, Sandra Datars; secretary, Susan Fischer; treasurer, Judith Mellecke; press reporter, Pauline Dietrich. The leaders, Mrs. Ray Rader and Mrs. Earl Keller outlined the record books. Dividing into 4 groups, the girls made strawberry Cooler, Grape Sparkle, Apricot balls and Date mallow chew. The girls then sampled the recipes. • DECORATION DAY ' Due to unsettled weather, Decoration Day for Calvary United Church was held Sunda j, September 18 at the church. The guest speaker was Rev. Don Forrest pastor of Exeter Pen- tecostal Tabernacle, The Dash- wood-F.eaforth band was in at- tendance. Personals Mr. & Mrs. Michael Tieman are in the process of moving to their home on Centre Street purchased from Mrs. Violet England. Mrs. Earl Keller attended the 414 training school in Clinton September 10 and 17. Mr. & Mrs. Aaron Restemayer accompanied by Mr. & Mrs. Stuart Wolfe spent a week at Inverlochy, fishing. Carli Ann, infant daughter of Mr. & Mrs, Barry Tiernan, Exeter, was baptized in Zion Lutheran Church by Rev. Mayo Mellecke, Sunday, September 18, Sponsors were Mrs. Shiela Teevins, Grand Bend, and Barry Tiernan, Ottawa. Guests with Mr, & Mrs, Barry Tiernan included Mrs, Louella Tiernan, Mr. & Mrs, George Tiernan, Mr. & Mrs. Michael Tiernan and the Charles Tiernan family. Flowers in Zion Lutheran Church, Sunday, were in loving memory of Mrs. Susan Merner Smiley Continued from Page 4 miles, when, I was lambasting the whole metric-Celsius non-sense almost a year ago? Can you, gentle reader, do a fast bit of arithmetic in your head when you encounter a road sign announcing the speed limit in 45 kilometers per hour? When your speedometer is marked in miles per hour? And Will be for years to come? Will you happily pay your fine when the cop puts the big blue arm on you and claims you were exceeding the speed limit by seven k.p.h.? Must we all start driving with a calculator- computer in one hand? Now these questions may not be as important as some: How old is God? How hot is it in hell? flow long is a straight line? How ' far does a rolling stone?Whither the Plat Earth Soeiety? Why does everyone pick on me? But they are, poor things, mine own, and I'd like some answers. SHDHS report Continued from Page 4 in future articles, In the mean- time the educational process continues. We have some special events coming up at South Huron; these include Com- mencement September 30, Initiation for the grade 9's Sep- tember 23,, several trips to the Stratford Festival Theatre, Grade 13 Biology field trip to the unique bush areas of the Bruce Peninsula, afield trip to the Doon Pioneer Village. The athletic programs for the fall includes football, girls basketball, boys volleyball, girls field hockey, tennis, and golf. Engineering course at University of Western Ontario, Alan and Glen are sons of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cunningham; Ed Groenewegen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Groenewegen is in his senior year at Centralia College of Agriculture Technology; Debbie Lynn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lynn is training as a Laboratory Technologist at Victoria Hospital, London; Janis Kestle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Have Kestle is taking the Design Course at Fanshawe College; also at Fanshawe is Judi Henry, daughtei%of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Henry, who Ia taking A cows', Behavioural Wance, as COW sellcir for the Den. f and Blind The 411, ,Homemaking 0.11b project for the fallis r,oThe Cereal Shelf"... There are 004 two Clandeboye Clubs for this profit with leaders, Mrs. Ralph, Lynn and Mrs. David Noonan, who completed their leadership training last week. Mrs. Wilmer Scott, Mrs. Jinn Scott, wirs, Harold Hardy and Carolyn, attended a bridal shower at the home of Mrs, Violet Hardy,. Lucan, Sunday night,, In- honour of Joanne McCann, whose marriage to Gord Hardy takes_ place, October 1, By MRS. DAVID KESTLE CLANDEBOY0 Many students from Clan- deboye area are beginning or returning to their studies at University or college. Helen Simpson, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. George Simpson, to Elborn College (former teachers' college) University of Western Ontario; Alice Smibert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Bill Smibert, to her fourth year at.Huron College, U,W.O.; Alan Cunningham returns to University of Guelph in his third year in Crop Science and Glen Cunningham began an who passed away one year ago. Mr. & Mrs. Rey Stickney, Overland Park, Kansas, and Mrs. E.S. McLelland, St. Catharines were recent visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Earl Guenther. Bob Reschke, 45, son of Mr, & Mrs. Rudolph Reschke (Margaret Merner) Detroit, passed away very suddenly. 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Gillette's * Here's How ft Works.. 250 111111UND• Schilhe, Zurich; Donna Merner, Toronto; Mrs, Chas, Bartliff, Mississauga. Remember "Morning Break" on CFPL TV Tuesday, September 27 when Dashwood will be featured. Those who attended the Fonger-Scott wedding Saturday in London Mount Olive Lutheran Church and reception at Holiday Inn were Helen Nadiger-organist, Mrs. Fred Messner, grand- mother of the groom, Mrs. Oluf Pedersen, Mr. & Mrs. Bud Durdan, Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Lee, Mrs. Edna Weber and Mr. & Mrs. Leeland ReStmayer, Plii.11111111111...M1111101/ Conestoga College of Applied Arts andTechnolog CONTINUING EDUCATION CLINTON CAMPUS FALL '77 COURSES The following courses ore being offered this fall semester. Students are already enrolling. To ensure yourself a place in the course of your choice, please telephone 482-3458 Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. or visit our campus at Vanostra Rd., Clinton, Ontario. ' Home Study (Math & English) $50,00 Bookkeeping-Basic to Advanced $23.00 Mon. Effective Supervision-Communications $50.00 Mon. Successfully Operating your Business $50.00 Tues Basic Blueprint Reading- Mechanical & Fabrication $23.00 Mon. Advanced Blueprint Reading -Mechanical & Fabrication $23.00 Wed. Defensive Driving $12.00 Wed. Motorcycle Driver Education $45.00 Sat. Small Engines Servicing & Repair $20.00 Mon. Bartending Techniques $32.00Thurs. Introduction to Real Estate-Segment I $60.00 Mon. to Fri, Segment Ii $90.00 Mon. to Fri. Segment II $110.00 Mon. to Fei. Principles of Appraisal $140.00 Mon. to Fri. Introduction to Psychiatric Nursing $81.00 Tues. Introduction to Coronary Care Nursing $53.00 Wed. * You are invited to attend an information evening on Monday, September 12 between 6:00 . 9:00 p.m. Refreshments will be provided. CONESTOGA COLLEGE We've got a lot to share ANT U ISUDORIFI UE LTEA.SEC bean AHTI,PERSPIRANT