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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-10-20, Page 21HURON HOPE'S SCARE? CROW — Students of the Huron Hope School at Huron Hope for the Mentally Retarded recently made a scarecrow. Back, left, Jimmy Bowker, Karl Verbeek, Debbie Brownlee and Jeff DeKort. Front, Shawn Dinney, Ian Martin and Andy Volk. T-A photo Woodham couple celebrates silver wedding anniversary Twins are chiefs ilmets,A voca to, Octo130 0, 19.77 Page 21 Explorers open season NOTICE Taxpayers of the Village of Lucan are reminded that the Second Installment of 1977 taxes are due by November 15, 1977. Avoid the penalty for late payment by remitting before November 15. E. J. Melanson Clerk-Treasurer Village of Lucan NOTICE The sewage lagoon on the north-east out- skirts of the Village of Lucan has been posted with "no trespassing" and "no hunting" signs. These regulations will be strictly enforced under the revised Statutes of Ontario, Chap- ter 347 (the Petty Trespass Act.) 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PLEASE WATCH YOUR LABEL AND RENEW BEFORE YOUR SUBSCRIPTION EXPIRES ONE YEAR-$11"-- TWO YEARS $21" AMERICAN-$22" irite Oxefer nizeoltoveafe • Clandeboye students in graduation exercise North Middlesex district high school graduation exercises were held Saturday evening. Students from this area receiving diplomas and awards were; Year V - Honour Graduation Diplomas; Glenn Cunningham, Debbie Lynn, Year IV - Graduation diplomas: " Anna de Weerd, James Henry, Andre Pere, Glenn Hollings, Brenda Scott and Mary Lou Tasko, who also won the activities award. Year II - Marilyn Groenewegen received the Grays Motor Sales, home economics award, Village of Ailsa Craig award in English, Math and Science and the Mid- dlesex County board of education proficiency award, j 4-H meeting Clandeboye club No, 2 held their meeting Saturday at the home of their leader, Mrs. Ralph Lynn, Roll call; all the cereal dishes made to date; discussion included the use of pastas and how cereal dishes may be used, Marilyn Groenewegen and Janet Gilmour made tomato meat sauce and Dianne Lynn, Carolyn Lankin and Lorette Vanrieste assembled the lasagna which the girls enjoyed for lunch, Personals Mrs. Bruce Henry, Mrs, Harold Hardy, Mrs. Mike Heffernan and Mrs. Art Hodgins attended a Women's Institute Procedure Workshop, held at Ilderton Community Centre Monday. Mrs. Art Hodgins attended the rural correspondent's seminar sponsored by the regional Huron- Perth weekly newspapers, held Attend area WI workihop President Mrs. Lillian Ashton, secretary-treasurer Mrs. Frank Goring and P,R.O. Mrs. M.H. Hodgins attended the Women's Institute Procedures Workshop held Monday, October 17, in the Ilderton Community Hall. Mrs. Clarence Diamond of New Hamburg, an executive member of the Federated Women's Institutes of Ontario, led the discussion. It was a most in- formative day and the many points brought out will be put to good use in the Branches during the coming year. It was spon- sored by the executive of the North Middlesex District, at Wesley-Willis United Church, Clinton, Friday. Speakers from Goderich, Seaforth, Wingham, Exeter, Mitchell and Clinton weekly papers with their humorous and helpful hints were most in- teresting, A delicious dinner prepared by the church ladies followed by a tour of the Goderich Signal Star where the weekly papers are printed, completed the day. Ricky Heaman, Ailsa Craig, Larry Heaman and friend of C.W.O., London were Sunday guests of their grandparents, Mr, & Mrs. Wilmer Scott, Mrs. Gerald Lynn and Mrs. Don Hughes were delegates of the Middlesex council of home arid school association to Middlesex County board of education meeting at the administration office at Hyde Park, Monday evening. By MRS. HEBER DAVIS Bishop Ragg conducted con- firmation service at St. Thomas Church, Granton Sunday mor- ning. The three candidates were from the Granton church, Rev, Mary Mills presented the can- didates. St. Paul's, Kirkton and St. Patrick's, Saintsbury were well represented. Ian Carroll Saintsbury read a Scripture lesson. Fred, son of Mr, & Mrs. Fred Dobbs was a candidate for confirmation at Trivitt Memorial Church, Exeter, Sunday evening. Prior to the service his parents entertained the following to dinner, Godparents Mr. & Mrs. Robert Mogk, Guelph; Mr. & Mrs. William Hill, Strathroy; Mr, & Mrs. Robert Aitken, Lakeland Florida ; Harry McLean, Teeswater and Miss Isabel Fox, Blyth, Bishop Ragg of , London conducted the confirmation service. Ron Cunningham, Wiarton, a student at Agriculture College, Huron Park spent the weekend with the Robert Tindall family. Cleve Pullman, Exeter and Heber Davis visited Hilton Roberts, Lucan, a patient in University Hospital London Monday. Your correspondent is pleased to report she attended a seminar and dinner at the United Church Clinton Friday, also a tour of the printing press of the Goderich Signal Star, as a guest of the T-A. By MISS JEAN COPELAND WOODHAm Mr, & Mrs. Clarence Thomson were surprised Tuesday evening, the date being their 25th wedding anniversary, when relatives and friends called to give them a chivaree. Miss Jean Copeland attended a shower for Mrs. Mike Carney and baby Meagan Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Gordon Youlton, St. Marys, The community was shocked to learn of the passing of William Rundle following an accident Wednesday. Our sympathy goes out to the family and also in the passing of Mrs. Rundle's father, the late Albert Scott a few days earlier. The flowers in the church Sunday were pla'ced there by the family of the late William Rundle and Albert Scott, Mr. & Mrs. William Strong and girls, Seaforth and Mr. & Mrs. Grant Skinner and girls, Exeter were Sunday guests with Mr,& Mrs, William Spence and family. Mr. & Mrs. Donald Morphy, Cheryl and Rod, London visited Sunday with Dr. and Mrs. George Morphy. Mrs. K. Casciotti, Capreol is spending some time with Mr. & Mrs. Fred Parkinson, Margaret and Janet. Mrs. Fred Parkinson is a patient in St. Mary's Memorial Hospital following 'surgery. We wish her a speedy recovery. Fred Doupe, St. Marys visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs, Don Brine, Cheryl and Daryl? Chief counsellor Mrs. Wm, Froats conducted opening Ceremonies for five girls of the Lucan explorers, Jape Thompson was voted and installed Chief Explorer until January when her twin sister Jean takes over until May, In the first gold star ceremony these girls received their's for making posters on the topic explorers, The girls discussed Unicef and saw pictures of children in other lands and will be collecting for Minister begins series on James At the service in Lucan United Church last Sunday, Rev, Keith Brown commenced a series on the book of James, He told the congregation that James cuts across all sham and hypocrisy, and teaches that true Christianity reaches into every aspect of life. He said that most Christians are shocked that temptations and trials still come their way when they have given their lives to Christ, and as we study James we will understand how to overcome temptations. What if we fail the test? Then we can come to God in prayer, say we are sorry and will try to do better. We are given another chance to prove ourselves, and as Christians we know that our lives are safe in His hands. The choir, under the direction of Helen Brown, and with Mrs. Emerson Degraw taking the solo parts, sang "Balm of Gilead", Rev. & Mrs. Brown and the manse committee cordially in- vite members and friends to an Open House at the Manse on Sunday, October 23, from 2-4 and 7-9 pm when you will have the opportunity to see the very large project completed in refurbishing the Manse. Tuesday, October 25 at 8 pm the Evening Unit will meet for the final session on People & Systems. All women of the congregation are welcome. them near Hallowe'en. A letter of thanks was received from the Captain of the Vrosley Mission Boat on the B.C. coast. A craft afternoon is planned to make "fridges" to be sold at IJCW bazaar November 12. Kraft cheese labels are to be collected to make money for the group. Blue star girls and second gold are to learn books of the iclew Testament. After closing prayer each received a Unicef book marls, story and apple. Any girl 9, 10 or 11 who could come on the school bus every other Monday is welcome to join the learning and fun. call 227. 4879.