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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1979-06-13, Page 5ON THEIR WAY — These five area youngsters were on their way to Corner Brook Newfoundland in the Big Brothers walkathon held Saturday in Exeter. From left to right are Jamie Kerr, Steve Anderson, Danny Morley, David Mack and Brad Mack. T"A Photo Dashwood ladies tour museum, others at convention, graduation By MRS. IRVIN RADER DASHWOOD The Citizenship and World Affairs group was in charge of the June meeting of Dash wood Women’s Institute with Mrs. Gordon Bender con KINESEOLOGY GRAD Laura Johns, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Howard Johns, RR I, Woodham graduated recently wilh a Bachelor of Science degree in Honours Kineseology from the Univer sity of Waterloo. She is currently working with Special Needs groups at Vanastra Recreation Centre in Clintoji. Cunningham of Clandeboye graduated recently from the University of Guelph with an Honours Bachelor of Science degree in Agriculture. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cunningham. GUELPH GRAD - Allan R. vener. A tour of Lambton Museum and picnic was arranged with husbands or a friend guests. It was ideal weather for a picnic and the tour was interesting. Mrs. Eben Weigand, president, brought up one item of business and $40. was donated to the Children’s services at Goderich to send a child to camp for one week. Dashwood native graduates Mr. & Mrs. Harry Hayter, Tom, Jane, Mr. & Mrs. Paul Maguire and Brad Oke at tended convocation ceremonies at the University of Windsor June 2 where Janice Oke received her B.A. in psychology and B. Sc. in nursing. Mr. & Mrs. Joe Bruce, Windsor, also at tended. TOPS visit Sarnia Mrs. Vera Guenther and Mrs. Marion Rader along Clandeboye barn flattened in storm CLANDEBOYE The high winds during the storm on Sunday afternoon, flattened the barn on the Rupert Williams farm also a large maple tree went down on the garage driveway at Peter Groenewegens, narrowly missing the house. Hydro wires were broken between Gerald Millsons and the United Church leaving them without power for several hours. The Clandeboye Women’s Institute bus trip to Frankenmuth, Michigan, Teusday was a most en joyable day. The weather was perfect and Pete McNaughton as driver and tour guide, pointed out the many places of interest as he drove around the Bavarian town. At the Lutheran Church a guide showed us through the church and explained the history of the town, told in its beautiful stained glass windows. Many enjoyed the famous chicken dinner at the with other members of the Exeter Tops Club attended the P.R.O. convention in Sarnia over the weekend and stayed at the Candebury Inn. Friday, mayor Andy Brandt welcomed the girls to Sarnia. The Sarnia Cadet Corps was in charge of the posting of the flags. Friday evening the Polysar Glee club en tertained along with many other acts. Saturday, Dr. Merril Edmonds of the department of Endocrinology and Metabolism, Victoria hospital, London, was guest speaker, Gloria McFalls of the Exeter club graduated along with 125 other girls from different clubs, dressed in white gowns and caps. There were other girls from 1 to 17 year members who lost weight and kept it off dressed in long gowns in pastel colors which made a Bavarian Ian, browsed through the numerous shops including the Bronner’s Christmas Decoration store. Enroute home the bus stopped at the Lambton Mall in Sarnia for supper and shopping. Despite hitting zero hour at the Canadian Customs, with some having to pay a little duty, all reported a good time. Personals Mrs. Harold Hardy, Carolyn, Linda and David enjoyed the Lions Safari at Rockton, Sunday. Joe and Amy Rusywick, Toronto spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Millson. . Mr. & Mrs. John Vis, South Holland, are visiting their daughter Aggie and Pete Groenewegen and family. Mr. & Mrs. Roy Cun ningham, Allan, Glenn, Marie and Elaine attended Convocation at the University of Guelph on Friday where Allan received his degree in Bachelor Science in Agriculture.' Mrs: Art Hodgins and Pat attended the Morley family reunion Saturday held at Seaforth Community Community Park. Sunday, Pat attended the 10th an niversary of Forest City School, London, which was held at Fanshawe Park. Service will be cancelled at Clandeboye United Church, Sunday, June 17 due to anniversary service-.at Lucan. The congregation is invited to attend service at Lucan at 11 a.m. SENIORS INVITED The residents of Huron- view, along with Senior Citizens of Ontario, will celebrate Senior Citizens Week from June 17-24. The Committee of Management of HuronvieW has declared open house for the week and invites all Senior Citizens to come and join in the programs. For this week only, the dining room will be open to Senior Citizen visitors at a nominal charge for both dinner and supper. It would be appreciated if individuals who are not with a club and planning to stay for meals would let us know in advance by contacting Mary Gibbings at Huronview 482-3451. very striking and beautiful setting all around the arena floor in a circle of lights. Personals Mr. & Mrs. Ken Clark, Dresden, were Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Stade and Sherrie. Flowers in the church Sunday were in loving memory of Mrs. Della Tomlinson and Mrs. Fred Dittmer, Mitchell, given by their families; and by the family of Mr. & Mrs. Oscar Miller who were celebrating their 45th wedding an niversary. Mr. & Mrs. Oscar Miller were guests of honor at an Open House at the home of their son and family, Sun day, June 10, Mr. & Mrs. Earl Miller, on the occasion of their 45th wedding an niversary. Relatives and friends called to greet them and they were recipients of cards, gifts and flowers. Mr. & Mrs., Edmund Becker held open house at their home, Sunday, June 10, on the occasion of their 35th wedding anniversary. Friends called and they received many cards and gifts. Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Rock, Seaforth, who were married Saturday also were there. Mrs. Rock is their daughter Janet. Today, Monday, Edmund enters Victoria hospital for tests. Mr. & Mrs. Wellwood Gill and Mrs. Ron Mitchell, Ailsa Craig, were last Tuesday visitors with Mrs. Irvin Rader. Father's Day SPECIAL R.R. SMITH, FCA The Public Accountants Council for the Province of Ontario announces the election of the following officers and members: President. R.R Smith, FCA, Toronto, Vice-President, R.L Ford, CA, London, Secretary, J.P. La- tendresse, CA, Ottawa, Treasurer, B F. Thomson, CA, Walkerton, Past President, W.J. I’roop, APA, Col- borne, Memberof the Executive, S.L Wigle, FCA. Hamilton. Messrs. WJ Blakely, FCA, King ston, W.P. Fazackerley, APA, Wind sor, R D. Mackenzie. FCA, Hamilton, J.R. Rathwell, FCA, Lindsay, JH Turner, FCA, Peterborough, GD White, CA, Kitchener and W.H Broadhurst, FCA, LD. Freedman. FCA, M.S. Werger, APA, all of Tor onto. All persons who practise as pub lic accountants in Ontario must be licensed under The Public Accoun tancy Act and must observe the Rules of Professional Conduct laid down by Council. Any information regarding these matters and the penalties for non-observance of the Act and regulations may be ob tained from Mr. C. Doughty, Re gistrar, The Public Accountants Council for the Province of Ontario, 45 Charles Street East, Toronto. The readers write Times-Advocate, June 13, 1979 Dear Editor: Recently we were visitors to Exeter, attending the OPA spring campout of the National campers and Hikers Association. Residents of the town were gracious hosts. Ausable River Nomads, the Exeter NCHA Chapter, organized for us, a weekend filled with interesting events and activities. Most of these involved many different people in the community. Entertainers, such as the • SIZES 26-42 • 14 OZ. PRE-WASHED DENIM • FLARE & STRAIGHT LEG SAVE OVER *5.00 OFF OUR REG. L PRICE OF *22.98V,..L......... “ junction 235-0270 Main Street Jug Band, the Ale thia group who led the Sunday Church Service, and the variety of talented en tertainers Sunday evening brought great enjoyment to the weekend. Friday evening the Ausable River Nomads ladies served coffee and cookies to a large and ap preciative audience while they were entertained by the Main Street Jug Band. Saturday, tours to Bendix and Dashwood Industries proved very popular. There was a great demand for tickets and those attending were well pleased with the tours. While some campers went to see these plants, hosted by their management, Mrs. Boyle, of Boyles’ Ladies Wear brought her beautiful fashions to the ladies of OPA at the Campground. Country Flowers and Ausable River Nomads ladies decorating of the hall and beautiful walk way for modelling the fashions made a very im pressive show. Local chapter served tea, coffee and fruit bread at the fashion show adding to the enjoyment. Saturday morning set the pace for a great weekend. Camping members were warm in their praise fofir Exeter chapter, in organizing this event. To do it required the complete co operation of the community involved. We would like to express the appreciation of our Pago 5 family, (we know we echo the sentiments of many NCHA families) to Exeter, for making our Victoria Day weekend most enjoyable, Thank you. Sincerely, George & Noreen Smith RR 6 Guelph Can Strike]* ANYTIME... ^ANYWHERE... ANYBODY EXETER'S LARGEST DEPARTMENT STORE