Times-Advocate, 1980-07-16, Page 5CAN'T I COME? — This eager 11 week old Saluki pup felt
left out as he was deserted in his cage at the clog show held
last week at the South Huron 'Rec Centre. Pups under six
months old can't be shown in the ring, Staff photo
BRINGING UP THE REAR — This miniature dachshund
questions whether he should be the lastonein line at the dog
show held last week at the South Huron Rec Centre.
Staff photo
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Mr. and Mrs. George Snell
and Karen returned home on
Saturday following a trip to
Kingston, Nova Scotia where
they visited with Mr.
Snell's mother, Mrs. Win.
Snell and his sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Smith and family. They
also visited with friends, Mr.
and Mrs'.Bud Zeaglar.
Mr. and Mrs. Mel Winger
and family recently moved
from Huron Park to the
village where they have
taken up residence in the
Dawson Hayter home. We
welcome them to the village.
Messrs. • Norman Wilson,
Dave Glavin and Carl
Thompson have returned
home following a motor trip
to the Western provinces,
going as far as Alberta,
where they attended the
Calgary Stampede.
Mr. and Mrs ,'Fred Bowden
were Sunday visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Allison, Ailsa Craig.
Personals
Congratulations to Karen
Snell who won the Citizen-
ship award and was the
valedictorian at the
graduation ceremonies held
recently at the J.A.D.
McCurdy School for grade-
eight students.
Mrs. Russell Wilson,
Misses Margaret, Donna and
Barbara Wilson returned
home last week after at-
tending the Dale family
reunion in Hamiota,
Manitoba. They made the
trip by plane.
Mrs. Stephen Molnar and
Mrs. Chas Rollings joined
theExeter Rebekahs on a bus
trip on Tuesday of last week
to Collingwood, the Blue
Mountain Pottery and other
points of interest.
Mrs. Elizabeth Synder of
Hamilton was a guest for
several days at the home of
her daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Ferguson.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom ,Kooy
Were guests Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs.Wilbur Sutherland
of Ilderton at a steak bar-
becue. Jodi Van Bymen and
Mary Kooy were celebrating
birthdays.
Mr. Stephen Molnar of
Agincourt was a guest over
the weekend with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. S.
Molanar.
Caldwell family reunion
was held at,the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Essery, July
13, with 70 present from St.
Thomas, London, Hamilton,
Alymer, Sarnia and Florida.
Recent visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Essery were
the latter's sister, Mrs.
Bernice Fisher from Sun
City Centre, Florida and
Miss Diane Bate of England
and Jason Keller of Grand
Bend for a week;. also Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Caldwell of
Hamilton, and Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Frayne of Sarnia.
Christ teaching humility
and forgiveness as recorded
in the book of Matthew was
the Biblical reference used
by Mr. Paul Schott for his
sermon in the United Church
on Sunday morning.
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from fire
By MRS. RENA CALDWELL
Mr. and Mrs. W.L. Mellis
and Mrs. M. Barnard visited
in Wroxeter last week.
There was a cleaning bee
at Ross Faber's after the fire
on Monday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Art
Ashworth at Ilderton.
Mrs. Harry Caldwell and
John E. Caldwell attended
the Moore-Dens wedding in
Mitchell on Saturday, July
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By MRS, IRVIN..RAPER
,Harry HoffiVan was one of
1190 delegates from arOtind
the world to attend the 69th.
International Gideon Con-
vention at Vancouver D.C.
- last week where they raised
$100,000 to buy 85,900
Scriptures for Thialand.
Plan bus trip.
A bus trip is planned to.
attend the Scottish Festival
at the C.N.E,Toronto,
August 15, Anyone interested
please phone n8.2460 or 237,,
3606 for information and
• time,
' .* Personals
'Susan ar Chris Baynham,
Oshawa, are -vacationing
with their grandmotheri
Mrs. Ernest Koehler.
Mrs. Flossie Willert, Mr,
and Mrs. Jerome Dietrich,
Mrs, Meda O'Brien, Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Willert, Shiela,
Willert andEdward Bear,
Mr, and Mrs. Howard Maier
Centralia
folk home
from trip
Dashwood man at world Gideon convention
attended the wedding,
Satufday at Ingersoll and the
reception in Woodstock of
Brian Willert and Pauline
Henhawne, Brian is the son
of Bill and Elsie Willert,
Parkhill.
Mr, and Mrs. Ross. Love
attended the 50th wedding
anniversary of Joe and Olive
Carruthers, Hyde Park, at
the Ilderton community
centre, Friday;
Tieman. She returned. home
with her son. Thomas and
daughter, Mrs. Morton.
Charles, Sunday.
A family dinner was held
at the TiProan's. Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Mccrae
and Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Hoffman attending. They
were joined by Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Ford and Kenneth,.
Mervyn. London.
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newly confirmed, Camp.
pioneer, Angola, New York,
last week. Pastor and Mrs.
IViellecke and Paul also
attended where Pastor
Mellecke was a counsellor.
Jacqueline Lynn, daughter
of Mr; and Mrs. , Stewart
Brown Parkhill, was bap-
tined by Rev. Mayo Mellecke
Sunday, July 13, Sponsors
were, Mr. and Mrs. Larry
KO %Ire, Mr. and Mrs,
Harold Stire, Mark and.
Sandra, and Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Stire and NiOholas
were guests with Mr, and
Mrs. Stewirt Brown.
• Mr. andyfra, Mike Burke
and Susan, Brampton,. spent
the weekend with Milt Haugh.
and attended the Weigand.
Reunion at Creditor.
Mr. and. Mrs. Aaron.'
Restemayer and Mr. and.
Mrs. 'Leland Restemayer
spent a week of good fishing
at Inverlochy last week. Mr.
.and. • Mrs. Robert
Restemayer joined them for
a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Taylor,
Geddes hits
Kippen Gun club hosted 3,2
shooters for thief July 8
match. Ray Geddes had 99
straight out of 100; Jack
• Mills '50 straight.
Grant McGregor, Keith
Cockburn, Bert Mahaffy, Al
Kyle, Glen Mogk, • Dan
crerar, John Anderson,
George Hamm, Jamie
Caldwell all had 24.
Bob Ironside, Jim But-
cher, Todd Caldwell had 23;
Rick Schroeder, Lloyd
Venner, Harrison Schock,
for 99 total
Bob Caldwell With 22; Paul
Ritchie 21; Mery Batkin,
Terry Baker, Rick Welsh,
Bryan Beer had 9,D; Chris
Middleton 19; Neil
Colquhoun, Linda Bell 18;
Terry Mann, Dave Cooper
with 17; Gladys McGregor
16.
Completing the scoring
were Robert McGregor,
John Phlip and Pat Kyle. A
round of doubles, George
Hann, 38, Bob Ironside 37.
Kitchener, visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Hader,
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken McCrae
spent last weekend in
Meaford with relatives. They
returned home by Richmond.
Hill and brought the latter's
sister, ,Mrs. Norman Evans
to spend the week with them
and Mr. and Mrs,
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