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USBORNE GRADUATION CLASS The 1979 grade eight students at
Usborne Central School received their graduation certificates Tuesday night.
Back, left, Greg Hern, John Kernick, Brad Skinner, Scott Brintnell, Ted Oke,'
Clayton Cornish and Kevin Epp. Centre, principal William Linfield, teacher
Irene Haugh, Dan Shute, Dan Gower, Jeff Coward, Michael Murray, Rick
Skinner, Karl Heather and teacher Lowell Mount. Front, Robbie Miller, Mary
Lou Rundle, Donna Keller, Barbara Skinner, Jayne Hendrick, Dianne Fisher,
Michelle Riehl and Doug Cooper.
PRECIOUS BLOOD GRADUATES — Grade eight graduates at Exeter's Precious Blood Separate School received their cer-
tificates, Monday night. Back, left, principal Esther Rau,Rick Oosterbosch, Tim McQuiggan, Jim Gruyaert, David Kints, Chris
Van Gerwen, Frank Martens, John Van Esbroeck and teacher Mary Ellen Kot. Front, Angie Wraight, Erma Weersink, Judith
Van Oss, Ester Van Oss and Susan Pak. T-A photo T-A photo
News from Thames Road
GRADUATION AT MOUNT CARMEL -- The annual grade eight gradua-
tion exercises were held Tuesday night at Qur Lady of Mount Carmel
Separate School. Back, left, Bill McCann, Steve Morrissey, Gary Glavin,
Greg Lawrence, Jimmy Marrinan, Dan Quigley and Glen Lessard. Centre,
principal Gary Birmingham, Melissa Ross, Joe Mommersteeg, Rob Fleming,
Lorette Vanneste and teacher Lorne Rideout. Front, Anita Van Maasenhoven,
Rosemary Vandenberk, Tricia Van den Bygaart, Pam Bregman, Julie Arnold,
Renee Clarke and Alice Dietrich. T=A photo
WI names quilt winner
Many graduates from Clandeboye area
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Personals
Monica Rosch, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Rosch of
Clandeboye, graduated from
St. Patricks R.C. School,
Biddulph. Congratulations to
all graduates,
The draw for the quilt and
afgan sponsored by the
Clandeboye Women's
Institute was held at Carter's
General Store Saturday
afternoon. The quilt was won
by Julie Beswarick of Oak
Street, Lucan and the
Afghan went to Arlene
Noonan, RR 2 Lucan, who is
a member of the Clandeboye
W.I. Proceeds from this
project amounted to a little
over $400.00.
We welcome David and
Bonnie Hotson and their two
children to the village. They
have purchased the home of
Mrs. Florence Simpson, who
due to ill health is a patient in
the Delaware Nursing
Home.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Rea Neil, Thursday evening
were Mrs. Janice Adkins of
Winnipeg and Mrs. Wilmer
Adkins of Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cun-
nignham, Kim, Tracey and
Jill spent Sunday with Mrs.
ACW Meets
The ACW met in the Parish
hall Thursday evening with
Mrs. Mary Davis as hostess.
Mrs. Cheryl Carroll
provided music for the
opening hymn,
Mrs. Marguerite Greenlee
led in prayer remembering
our rector Rev. Mary Mills,
a patient in Memorial
hospital, St. Marys. Mary
Davis read the meditation
and Hazel Davis read a poem
entitled "Reasons for life,"
Marg Greenlee introduced
Mrs. Marg Howell London,
convened of Bales for the
Diocese of Huron who spoke
on and showed slides of a trip
she took to visit Bear Lake
an Indian Outpost in nor-
thern Ontario. She displayed
Indian bead work and
baskets and held the
gathering spell bound,
She also spoke briefly on
the "Byron Bog". Mrs.
Greenlee thanked her and
presented her with a gift in
appreciation. Following
grace the hostess assisted by
several ladies served tea.
Ladies were present from
Elizabeth Knight of Rodney.
Clint Hodgins is a patient
in St. Joseph's Hospital,
London.
Those attending from this
area, the Jesus 79, held on
the week-end at Carlisle,
near Hamilton included the
Kestle family, Kevin Cun-
ningham, Michael Arm-
strong, Sylvia, Jackie,
Rachel and Marcel Rosch,
Judy, James and Megan
Henry and Carol Murray as
well as many from Lucan
and district,
Stephen and Wendy Carter
and Jerry and Lorie Morgan
spent the week-end at Cedar
Point, Michigan.
Mrs. Pat Davidson, Sherri,
Judy, and Rick have moved
to London from the village.
Clarence Carter had a
close call on Friday while
delivering a full tank of fuel
to a customer at the Byron
Gravel Pit. The brakes failed
to hold on his truck while
going down a steep incline.
He turned sharply into a pile
of gravel causing the truck to
turn on its side, rather than
take the chance of dropping
the truck over a 75 ft. stretch
ahead.
He escaped unhurt with
minor damage to his truck,
Exeter, Lucan and Granton.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
Greenlee attended the
baseball tournament in
London Saturday with the
"Sod Busters" from the
Lucan area and spent the
week-end with a group at a
lake camp.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Davis
were guests Saturday
evening with Reeve Wilson
and Mrs Hodgins and deputy
Reeve Jam and Mrs Shipley
at a barbecue at the Shipley
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Delbridge, Exeter were
Friday evening guests with
Mr, and Mrs, Heber Davis
Mr. Earl Atkinson Lucan
spent Thursday evening with
his brotherin-law Mr.
Heber Davis,
Mr. and Mrs, Earl
Greenlee were guests
Sunday evening with Earl's
mother, Mrs. Vera Greenlee,
Exeter.
Mrs. Myrtle Isaac and
Marjorie spent several days
last week with Mr. Gott
Wennerstrom at the. farm.
By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE
THAMES ROAD
Tuesday evening Mr. and
Mrs. Ross Hargreaves at-
tended the farewell for the
Agriculture Representative
for Oxford County Don
Taylor and his wife at the
Oxford Auditorium Wood-
stock fair grounds where
over 1,000 people from all
over the province in their
honour.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Hargreaves attended the
funeral Wednesday for the,
late Mary McInally at Mt.
Elgin United Church where
more than 40 ministers
formed a guard of honour.
The late Miss McInally was a
former minister at the
Granton charge and was also
a Missionary atTrinidad. Mr.
Keith Ramashwar student
minister on the Hickson
charge and formerly from
Trinidad gave the eulogy.
Mrs. Alma Langford, Mrs.
Mary Thomson, Mrs. Olive
Thomson and Mary Lou,
Exeter and Mr. and Mrs.
William Rohde attended the
decoration service Sunday
evening at Kirkton United
Church.
It is the first time in eleven
years that the service had to
be held indoors on account of
the weather.
They all went to the home
of Mr. and Mrs. John Rodd in
Woodham after the service,
for a visit, to look at pictures
and a cup of tea.
Miss Joanne Hodgert went
on a field trip 1979 an ad-
venture in Canadian Studies
to Newfoundland. It was
sponsored as a service to
education by the London
Free Press, London, and
Abitibi Paper Company Ltd.
Toronto. It was from June 22
to 29.
Mrs. Mac Hodgert and
Mrs. William Rohde at-
tended the Craft Show at Arc
Industries Dashwood on
Thursday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Snow
and Michelle, Exeter and
Mr. and Mrs. Barry E,
Miller and Rebecca spent the
holiday week-end camping
at Bayfield.
Mrs. Glen Rohde had a
birthday party Saturday in
honour of Tammy's fourth
birthday which was on the
second of July. Several
friends attended.
Mr, and Mrs. Cliff Miller
and Paul were hosts for the
Miller family reunion
Sunday at Staffa Hall. Mrs.
Mary Hodgert, Exeter, Mr.
and Mrs. Reg Hodgert,Mrs.
Arnold Cann and Brad ,Mr.
and Mrs. Rick Parker and
Tim, Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Hodgert and Diane attended
from this community
Mr, Fred Johns returned
home from Stratford
hospital Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Rohde
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and Karen, Exeter were
Monday evening guests with
Mr. and Mrs. William Roh-
de,
Bridal Shower
Some 60 ladies and girls
gathered in the church
Tuesday evening for a bridal
shower for Miss Carolyn
Kellett bride-elect of July 14,
The platform of the
basement was decorated
with bushes, a canoe, fishing
line, bait, lily pads, frogs etc.
Carolyn was escorted in by
Miss Janet Bray ,
Mrs. Murray Dawson
welcomed everyone and the
evening started off with a
game. A humorous skit
"Kitchen Talk" with Mrs.
Ray Cann, Mrs. Murray
Dawson, Mrs. Rick Parker,
and Mrs. Murray Dawson
taking part.
Mrs. Rick Parker read a
well worded address and
Cheryl Cann and Joyce
Cunnington pulled in a
decorated love boat filled
with gifts which were placed
in the canoe where the bride
could reach them.
A lovely decorated hat was
made by the groom's mother
Mrs. Harold Knight and the
bride's aunt Mrs. Art Heard
with the bows and ribbons
which wrapped the gifts,
After opening the gifts
Carolyn thanked everyone
and invited them to her open
house July 8 and also to her
reception. All joined in
singing "For She's A Jolly
Good Fellow". Mrs. Dawson
then gave a humorous
reading.
Cake, ice-cream, tea,
coffee and juice were then
served which brought an
enjoyable evening to a close.
Personals
Elimville met with
Thames Road Sunday
morning for the regular
church service. Mr. Ross
Hargreaves told the children
a story and Rev. D.L.
Howlett B. TH. of the
Canadian Bible Society
London was the guest
speaker.
He told us this was the 75th
year of the Bible Society. A
free copy of the word of God
is given to each namese
family coming to Canada.
The Bible Society also would
like used stamps. Next
Sunday Thames Road will
meet with Elimville at 10
a.m.
CLAN DEBOYE
Clandeboye area students
graduating from
McGillivray Central School
were Christine DeWeerd,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
John DeWeerd, Catherine
Lynn, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Gerald Lynn,. Janet
Gilmour, daughter of Jack
Gilmour and Philip Lynn,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Lynn.
During the presentations
of special awards, Christine
DeWeerd received four
awards, in Georgaphy,
Science, English and
General Proficiency.
Catherine Lynn received the
History Award.
Congratulations!
At Biddulph-Lucan Central
School there was seven
graduates from this area.
Jill Cunningham, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cun-
ningham, Susan Appleman,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Appleman, Dannie
Feke, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Willy Feke , Jeff Nevin, son
of Mr. and Mrs, Glenn Nevin,
Kevin Cunningham son of
Mr. and Mrs. George Cun-
ningham and Dean and Greg
Hindmarsh, sons of Mr. and
Mrs. George Hindmarsh.
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for keeping cool
this summer
There are all kinds of ways to keep cool.
One of them is to close blinds or drapes on
the sunny side to keep the heat out and the
coolness in.
Another is to turn off your lights and
television when they're not in use. They gener-
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If you're using a clothes dryer, be sure it's
vented outdbors to prevent heat and moisture
from being released in 'the home.
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