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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-11-10, Page 7MR. AND MRS. JACK DARLING Ann Theresa Erickson and John Bartle Darling were united in marriage at Exeter United Church on Saturday, October 22, 1977, with Rev, Harold Snell officiating. The bride is the eldest' granddaughter of Mrs. Kathleen Houlahan, R.R. 2, Dashwood and Fred and Marion Darling, Exeter are parents of the groom. The maid of honour was Sue Erickson and bridesmaids were Diane Darling, Bonnie Erickson and Lynne Mercer. Joe Darling was best man and guests were ushered by Jim Darling, Jeff Darling and Trevor Ritchie, The soloist was Annmarie Hoffman and Bob Cameron was organist. After a wedding trip to Las Vegas, the couple is residing at Queens Park, London. Photo by Jack Doerr Plan outdoor rink for Crediton park A BIRTHDAY AT THE SCHOOL - Last Wednesday was the birthday of one of the children who attends the Huron Hope day nursery. Chris, sitting on Mrs. Rheta Playfoot's lap was the honoured person. 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Main St, 235.0506 Exeter Guaranteed Huron Hope staff provides hope for youngsters with a disability is beneficial to the development of a learning handicapped per- son; 'It allows them to function more independently,' The volunteer aspect is very important for the continued success of the Nursery School," continues Don Campbell, Between 30 and 35 people have volunteered to spend a few mornings per week at the school according to Ms. Smith, With this By MANUEL CURTS GREENWAY At the United Church service October 30 the Rev. Harley Moore baptized the following babies: Lisa Leanne, daughter of Mr, & Mrs, Morley Eagleson; Heather Leanne, daughter of Mr, & Mrs. Raymond Hutchinson; and Melanie Anne, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Neil. Remembrance "Remembrance" was the theme chosen by Mrs. Jacob Lagerwerf and Mrs. Carman Woodburn for the worship service at the United Church Women's meeting held at the home of Mrs. Milton Pollock November 2. Group leaders and their helpers were chosen for the new year and Lillian Ulens and Mrs. Carman Woodburn were ap- pointed a nominating committee to report at the December meeting, Mrs. Lawrence Curts and Mrs. Harley Moore were chosen to arrange the program for the ecumenical service to be held in December. The hostess and Evelyn Curts served refresh- ments following the meeting. Personals Mrs. Harvey Eagleson, Mrs. James Eagleson and Mrs. Ervin Ratz were co-hostesses at a miscellaneous shower for Margaret Kell, Oshawa, bride- elect of November 26, The happy event was held at the home of Mr, number of people on hand it' is possible to have more than a one to one student-teacher ratio, Campbell said that other associations find it hard to believe the number of volunteers which the association can call upon. "We're of the opinion that there are more children in the area that could make use of the school but don't because the parents believe & Mrs. Lloyd Love, Parkhill, on Sunday afternoon. Their son Bob is the lucky "groom to be". Mr. & Mrs. John Steeper were honoured by their family with a dinner held at "The Garage" restaurant, London, October 30 - the occasion being their 40th wedding anniversary. Mr. & Mrs. Earl Gardner, Newmarket were at his mother's home here during the past week, making preparations for a public auction to be held soon. Rev. Grant Mills will be the guest minister at the United Church next Sunday. By the way: It's getting that time of year now when we can expect some of that popped rain any time. it will cost money to send them. The nursery school is free," Campbell said, The children are picked by taxi in the morning and taken home after the school is done. In a world where the pursuit on individualism seems to be on the upswing, its reassuring to see peopie caring for other people who need some form of support in their formative stages of life, By MISS ELLA MORLOCK CREDITON The November meeting of the U.C.W. of Zion United Church was family night, with a potluck supper supervised by Nola Ratz, Bernice Fritz, Velma Russell and Irene Finkbeiner. Norma Fahner was in charge of devotions the theme of which was stewardship. Helen Hey and Mary Ellen Schlenker gave readings and Jackie Pierce read the Scripture. Doug and Edith Gill sang with Florence Fink- beiner accompanying them. Ella Morlock introduced the guest speaker, Rev. L.G. Stairs, field secretary of the Leprosy Mission, Brantford. Using coloured slides for illustration he gave a vivid account of leprosy in the world today. There are 15 to 20 million sufferers, some of whom live in Canada, Seventy percent of the cases respond to treatment at moderate cost. The remaining 30 percent, drug-resistant, are much more costly ' to treat. However, the greatest need of the mission is not funds but workers. Rev,. Bruce Pierce thanked the speaker and led in a closing prayer. During the business session roll call was answered by naming something one recalled nostalgically. Jackie Pierce , Nola Faist, Edith Gill and Jeanette Lamport reported what they had learned at Enrichment Day, Centralia, October 18. The Church in Society com- mittee packed fourteen boxes of clothing for Goodwill Industries, London, Wednesday afternoon, Those who did the packing were Lyla Hendrick, Grace Morlock, Irene Finkbeiner, Jeanette Lam port, Irene Schlenker and Laurene Wein. Prepare Rink Saturday members of the parks committee poured cement for an outdoor skating rink in the community field behind the township office, Personals Nola Faist was in Orangeville Friday to attend the graduation ceremony at the high school, Cathy Hilborn, now enrolled at the University of Guelph received her secondary school graduation diploma. Mrs. Bruce Pierce attended a seminar for workers with the handicapped at Carlton Inn, Toronto, Fifty workers from across Ontarib shared in the course provided by Humber College, Weekend visitors with Mr.& Mrs. William Smith and Gerald were Mrs. Leonard Wing, Ron and Leonard, Pigeon, Michigan, and Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Knechtel, Elkton,. Michigan. Mrs, Peter Martin is a patient at St. Joseph's Hospital. Crediton's postmaster, Robert Jackson, has accepted a position at Maidstone. Mrs. Jackson is administering the office here until the end of November. Tucked away on a residential sideroad about two miles south of Grand Bend is a school that as Pele put it 'is for the kids.' The Huron Hope Day Nursery School, located in the Alhambra Hall is a day school intended to give Children with a learning disability a chance at.developing the skills which they have at their disposal. At present there are six children enrolled, with ages ranging from four to eight. • 'It's the level of progression and not the age which is the important factor,' says Joan Smith, school supervisor. One of the things which the school emphasizes is developing the motor development skills of the children. Such activities as the obstacle course, circle time which requires rhythmic singing and clapping, help to enhance their motor skills. One of the reasons for the establishment of the nursery, which operates four half days per week, was to allow for the orderly progression to the Huron Hope day school at Huron Park and then possibly to some form of sheltered workshop such as Are Industries at Dashwood. Don Campbell, Executive Director for the South Huron and District Association for the Mentally Retarded says that it is well established that exposure to some type of educational system UCW remember war dead Baptize infants at Greenway Investment Certificates 0/0 1/4 Annual interest Semi-annual interest Member Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation WCTORIA and GREY lousy lousy COMPANY SINCE 111409 425 MAIN ST. EXETER DENNIS Jo SMITH Manager MRS. JOYCE BLACK Atdountant 235,0530