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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-06-25, Page 16414 MAIN STREET cfennerly Chain nay) EXETER We'll Do the Joh Right... Pa'e 16. Times-Advocate, June I 198Q Staffer ladies meet LOW, L UMBER PRICES! By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN 5TAFFA Mrs. Jean Carey hosted the June meeting of the Marion Ritchie Evening Auxiliary at her home June 10 with 12 members present. Mrs. Carey presided opening with some verses from the book of Colossians and prayer. Hymn. 465 was sung. The Scripture was read by Mrs. Norman Harburn, Mrs. Carey led in prayer. For her topic Mrs, Lloyd Miller gave an in- teresting reading on Love Divine all Love Excelling. Chapter 4 on the Study book on Human Rights en- titled Economic Rights was given by Mrs. John Tem- pleman and Mrs. Eldon Allen read a poem Pioneer Paths as her special number. The Thanksgiving meeting was discussed. when Mrs. Harry Strang our Presbyterian visitor will be guest. Entertaining this, fall was also discussed. Persona Is Mr. and Mrs. Charles Douglas attended the graduation of their daughter Kathy on Wednesday at the University of Western. Ontario. Kathy graduated with her Bachelor of Science in. Economics. Mr. and Mrs, Rob Tern- pleman, Carrah and Cain spent the weekend in Guelph with Miss Carol Stewart. Miss Mary Jane Tern- pleman was an attendant at the Kreuter - Chessel wed- ding in Rostock United Church, Saturday. 1.1 million board IL JUSt purchased! A perfect special occasion gift BREAKFAST MAKERS — Members of the Exeter fire department were busy Saturday mor, ping preparing breakfast for a large number of visitors at SHDHS Homecoming. Shown in action are Ken Triebner, Gabby Mol and Wayne Pearce. T,A photo Shipka fiddler is busy at contests, radio shows IDEAL FOR GRADUATION OR ANY OTHER SPECIAL OCCASION— I.D. Bracelets. Engraved free of charge while you wait. Sterling silver or gold filled from '8.95. Also in 10 kt. gold. ANSTETT JEWELLERS LIMITED Clinton Exeter Seoforth Walkerton MEMBER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY 0 By MRS. HUGH MORENZ Congratulations to Willis Desjardine who won second place in the fiddling contest last weekend in Hensall, in the Class B 35-55 age group, Willis was a guest on the GRADUATES — Linda Marie Webster, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grant R. Webster of Varna, received an honours degree of Bachelor of Arts in French Language 'and Literature at the Spring Convocation of the University of Western On- tario on June 13. Linda graduated on the Dean's Honour List and was award- ed the Huron College Gold Medal for the highest stan- ding among students graduating in the Honours program. In the fall, Linda will continue her studies at the Faculty of Education, Althouse College, London. Jimmy Phair, country and western T.V. show. The show was taped last week and will be shown on Channel 9, Windsor, in September. Last Thursday evening, Willis, and his musical friend, Carl McNaughton, of Lucan, were 'guests on the hour long, radio BX93 FM station, London, discussing the theme of Old time Canadian type fiddling. Dairy princess in demand . Speaking engagements for the Huron County Dairy Princess, Susie Zielman, for the past two weeks have been at the Majestic Women's Institute, Brussels, Public schools in Exeter, Clinton, Vanastra, Zurich, Hensall, Walton and East Wawanosh, Usborne Central, Exeter, Howick Central, Gorrie, Robertson school and Colborne Central, Goderich. See birds Those from this area on the one day bus trip, spon- sored by the Beaconaires Club of Grand Bend, to Point Pelee National Park, Jack Miner's Bird Sanctuary and the Colasaniti cactus gar- dens were, Mrs. Earl Vin- cent and Sharon, Ferman and Leota Snyder, Hugh and Annie Morenz. Posted to Winnipeg Private Cindy Desjardine, who has been training with Canadian Forces at Camp Borden, has graduated and is now posted to Winnipeg. Cindy spent the weekend with her parents, Willis and Ella Desjardine. Other visitors, Sunday, with the Desjardine family were, Alvin and Clara Statton, Grand Bend, Marian and Ricky Horner, Parkhill, and Jimmy Phair of Courtright. Honour octet member Fermon and Leota Snyder, attended a retirement party for Miss Edna Weber, at Sterling Mennonite church, Friday. Edna and Leota were members of a singing octet group of this church for many years. Sunday dinner guest with the Snyders was Rev. D.L. Howlett, of London. Walter Russell passes away Members of the Russell family here attended the funeral last Wednesday of Cliff's father, Walter Russell, of Essex, Service was from the Kennedy funeral home with interment at North Ridge cemetery, Essex. Survived by one daughter (Mildred) Mrs. Winston Baldwin, of Cottam, five sons, Cliff, of Shipka, Everett of Detroit, Robert of Windsor, Earl of Essex, Ivan of LaSalle. Predeceased by his wife, also one daughter, Stella and two sons Norman and Ray. Mr. Russell was in his 91st year, and also survived by 30 grandchildren and 31 great grandchildren. The eldest grandson from each family acted as pallbearers. Personals Andy Volk is a patient in University hospital, London as result of a tractor ac- cident. Mrs. Doris Sweitzer, ac- companied by Mike and Bonnie Erickson spent the weekend in Welland with relatives and attended a baby shower for Doris niece, Sandy Anger. 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