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Times-Advocate, 1983-05-25, Page 27i ANNOUNCEMENTS BIRTHS - BEAVER - Bismarck and Calico would like to tell everyone about the new addition to the Beaver family. Jeffrey Sheldon arrived on May 14 at 10:40 a.m. weighing in at 6 lbs. 12 oz. Proud parents are Dave and Nancy. Even pro- uder grandparents are Helen and Hugh Parsons and Hazel and Eugene Beaver. Very special thanks to Dr. Linda Steele and the wonderful nursing staff at South iluroti Hospital. 21c DAY MAN - Greg and Brenda ( nee Campbell ► are pleased to tell everyone about their anniversary on May 17, 1983. A beautiful daughter Krista Jean was born May 17. 1983 weighing 7 lbs., 11 oz. Proud grandparents are Homer and Marilyn Campbell, liensall and Howard and Mary Dayman, Kippen. 21c GAUDET - Tammy Marie. born May 22. 1983 at Grace Maternity Hospital, Halifax, N.S. First child for Allan and Darlene. First grandchild for Don and Dorothy Brintnell, Wingham: Third for Charles and Eva Gaudet, P.E.I. First great grandchild for Eldon and Alva Heywood, second for Russell Brintnell Exeter and a niece for Kim and Jo -Ann. 21• KENNEDY - Brian and Rita Nee Pennings of Lambeth are pleased to announce the birth of their first child. a daughter Kelly Lynn on -Sunday, May 15 at St: Joseph's Hospital in London. First grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. Ilarry Pennings, RR 1 Zurich and ninth grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Dale of Clinton. 21c KINSMAN -- Dight and Fay Whiting) thank God' for the safe arrival of their son Daniel Wilfrid born May 8. 1983 at Stratford General. Weighing 7 Ib. 15 oz. A little brother for Jacob. Special thanks to Dr.Malkus, Dr. Allen and nursing staff at Seaforth Hospital. 21• KNIGHT - Phil and Nancy an- nounce the birth of their daughter, Meggie Jean, 7 lbs. 13 oz. on Mother's Day, 1983 at Calgary General Hospital. Alber- "t'a. A sister for Erin and Derek: Third grandchild for Pat and Tory •Knight and Harry and Clarice !fern. 21• BIRTHS - SIMPSON - Bob and Trudy and Matthew welcome with love into their family Brianne Catherine. She was born May 15, 191M. weigh- ed 7 lbs. 9 oz. Thrilled to have a new grandaughter are Bob and Rita Simpson, hfelbournc. Quebec, Aubrey and Catherine Norridge, London, Ontario. Sincere thanks to Drs. Maynard and Robbins and great staff of Victoria Hospital delivery room and the fourth floor. 21c ZIEGLER - Jennie and Bob are pleased to announce the arrival of Susan Elizabeth, a sister for Ryan, May 14. 1983, 8 lbs. 1 oz., 21 " long at 2:44 a.m. al St. Marys llospital, Kitchener. Needless to say grandparents James and Maura McVeeney and Ken and Agnes Ziegler are also pleased. 21c DEATHS - HENNESSEY - Al South Huron Hospital, Exeter, on Wednesday. May 18, 1983. Viola Kathleen (St. Thomas) of Exeter. in her 79th year. Beloved mother of Jack Hennessey of Harrow, Mrs. Alan Horton (Jean) of Exeter, Pat Hennessey of Chatham, and Jim Hennessey of Exeter. Dear sister of Mrs. Eric Jackson (Celia) of Lindsay. Mrs. Hennessey was predeceased by her husband, Leo. in, 1956, and is survived by seven grandchildren. A graveside ser- vice was held on Friday, May 20. at 1 p.m. in St. Marys Cemetery. Lindsay. Hopper Hockey P uneral Home. William Street. Exeter,' were charge of funeral ar- rangements.. Plc. HOLT - At her' late residence in Grand Bend, of Wednesday. May 18, 1983, Mae (Geronette) Holt. in her 92nd year. Dear mother of (Enid) Mrs. Lawrence Johnson and Beulah Holl. both of Grand Bend. Erwin and Jack both of RR 2. Grand Bend. Also loved by ten grandchildren. 14 great grand- children and six great -great- grandchildren. Also one sister Mrs. Adelaide Dodds, Utica. N.Y. Predeceased by one sister Mrs. Laura Turnbull 11967 I. Rested at the T. Harry Roffman and Sons Funeral Home. Dashwood, where the funeral'service took place Fri- day, May 20. Interment Grand Bend Cemetery. Rev. H. Moore officiated. 21c ciuiMt Dinwtor sot: -Calvary •United Church of Canada Dashwood Minister REV. BARBARA LAING Organist Miss Idella Gabel, A.R.C.T. Thurs., May 26 - 7:00 p.m. Dashwood Teen Group - meet at Manse Sunday. May 29 9:45 a.m. Worship Service 9:45 o.m. Sunday School Tues. May 31 .• Dashwood Choir Practice Tues. May 31 • 81100 p.m. Dashwood Guest Speaker - Loretto Seigner from Exeter Everyone Welcome . Bethel Reformed Church Huron Street East, Exeter REV. ABRAM BLAAK Minister Sunday. Moy 29 Trinity Sunday • 10:00 a.m. Worship "1 belielve in the TRINITY" (Mott. 3:13.19) 11:00 a.m. Sunday School 7:30 p.m. Wor hip_ 'Getting Perspective" Como and Worship with Us Coven Presbyterian Church MINISTER REV. KENNETH KNIGHT Phone 235-2243 Organist Mr. Robert McIntosh Sunday, May 29 Service and Sunday School withdrawn in favour of Anniversary Service of Hensall 11 o.m. • Everyoric Welcome The Trivitt Memorial Church • (Anglican) . Main at Gidley. Exeter the REV. J.W. SUTTON Rector 235.2335 Sunday, May 29, 1983 • trinity Sunday 11:15 a.m. Morning Prayer 11:15 a.m. Church School Nursery 7:00 p.m. Stretford Boychoir $5. Proceeds to the organ restoration fund. Tickets at door, A welcome to Visitors ' . rj Zion Lutheran Church Dpshwood Poster REV, MAYO MELLECKE Sunday, Moy 29 9:30 a.m. Sunday School and Bible Study 11:00 a.m. Divine Service Everyone Welcome Exeter Christian Reformed Church Main St. North • MINISTER 'REV. B.H. DE JONGE B.A. M.Div. Phone 235.1723 . ,Sunday, May 29 10:00 a.m. • M -ruing Worship Sunday School - Preschoolers 2:30 p.m. - Afternoon Worship Sunday School Grades 1.4 Everyone Welcome Nursery Available Listen to • The Bock to God Hour Radio Program • Sundays CKNX' Dial 920 - 10:30 a.m. CHLO Dial 1570 • 4:30 p.m. EHOK Dial 1070. 6:45 o.m. ' "The Great Down Payment" Television Faith 20 • Global 6 (cable 3) "A Better Life" . 9:30 o.m. Sundays Exeter United Church James at Andrew Minister REV. JAMES FORSYTHE Assistant Minister REV. GRANT MILLS • Organist and Choirmoster Mr. Robert Cameron Sunday, May 29 11:00 o.m. Confirmation Service 11;00 o.m. Sunday School Classes (Social Hour to follow Service) Nursery facilities avoilable Courtesy Cor 235.1044 Everyone Welcome Emmanuel Baptist Church • 187 Huron St. W., Exeter Pastor Mark Lowrie LADIES! Tomorrow evening a16:30 is the Ladies' Banquet at the church. This is for ladies agectl3 on up. The speaker is Mrs. Liz Bonn, back by popular demand. There is no charge. Coll us at 235-2661 or 235.0783 if you ore coming. TEENS! Saturday May 28 at 7:30 p.m. the film "High Point" will be shown 'at the church. There Is no charge and refreshments will be served aflorward. Now you talk about o cheap dote! • r DEATHS - HUGHSt)N - At South Huron Hospital, Exeter on Wednesday, May 18, 198:1, Dorothy Ann Hughson, in her 601h year. Belov- ed wife of Douglas Hughson. Dear sister of Marion Walker of London and Phyllis (Mrs. A. Mac - Naughton) of Toronto. Rested at the R.C. Dinney Funeral Hone, Main Street. Exeter. The funeral service was conducted on Satur- day, May 21st at 2 p.m. wilt( Rev. James Forsythe and Rev. George Anderson officiating. Committal service followed at the funeral home. Cremation with interment of ashes in Hensall Union Cemetery. Memorial donations to 'the Ontario Heart Foundation, would be appreciated by the fami- ly. . 21c MILLER - At South Huron Hospital, Exeter, on Saturday. May 21, 1983, Reinhold Louis Miller. in his 861h year. Beloved husband of Emilie Miller. of Dashwood. Dear father of (Mar- tha) Mrs. Colin Hindley, of Lon- don. (Lorna) Mrs. Harold Main. of Kitchener and Hubert, of Dashwood. Dear brother of Mrs. Eleaora Koessel, of Redford. Michigan, (Hildegard) Mrs, Earl Stumpf, of Kitchener, the Rev. Ernest Miller, Seymour, Ind.; Edwin, of Dashwood. Herbert. of 14th concession Hay Twp. Loved by eight grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Predeceas- ed by three brothers and one sister. (tested at the T. Harry Hoffman and Sons Funeral flow. Dashwood, then at Zion Lutheran Church where the funeral service took place at 2 p.m. Interment in the Zion Lutheran Cemetery. Rev. M. Mellecke officiated. Memorials to the Lutheran (lour er the Heart Foundation w•ould.be appreciated. Mr. Miller served as a Sunday School Superintendent for over 25 years and was a choir member for many years. He also served on the flay Fire insurance Board. Mr. and Mrs. Miller observed their 61st wedding an- niversary on May 10. 1983. 21c THOMSON - Suddenly at his residence, William Street, Ex- eter, on Thursday. May 19. 1983, Leslie W. Thomson, beloved hus- band of Mildred (Jory) Thomson. in his 75th year. Dear father of Mrs. Gordon Kirk (Shirley) of Ex= eter, and Mrs. -Paul Ferris ( Joan ) of Shelbourne. Also survived by nine grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren, one sister- in-law. Mrs. Jessie Thomson of Toronto. Mr. Thomson was predeceased by one daughter. Margaret Whiting in 1967. and one brother Edgar in 1982; -Rested at the Hopper Hockey. Funeral Home. William Street. Exeter. where the complete funeral ser- vice was held on Saturday. May 21st, 1983 ' at 3 p.m. Reverend James Forsythe officiated. Inter- ment in ExeterCemetery. 21c ENGAGEMENTS -- Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hearn are pleased to announce the for- thcoming marriage of their daughter Katherine Susan to Mr. Steven Ray Petit, son of Mr. and Mrs. , Raymond . Petit of Mississauga. Ontario. The wed: ding will take place June 4, 1983 at 4 .o'clock at Lucan United Church in Lucan. • 21" ANNOUNCEMENTS;--- A NNOUNCEMENTS-A retirement reception for Mrs: Lorcen.(iill will beheld at Stephen Central School Rut 2. Crediton on Sunday, June 26, 1983, 2-4 p.m. Presentation at 3 p:m. ('oI- leagues. former students, parents and friends are invited to attend. For information call 234-6302. 21:22e 1t'arner Auto Marine Oldlimer's hockey draw Bir :t0 pounds of sirloin steak drawn April 30, 1983 was won by Mr: Joe Adams. RR 2. Grand Rend. 21e Coming Events • ' BINGO = Every. Tuesday even- . ing at Vanastra Centre. Rut 5 ('lin- ton. It p.m. First regular card 81.00. 15 regular games. :1 share the wealth. Jack Pot $200 must go. • Admission restricted to 16 years and over. • 261fn • GARAGE AND BAKE sate. • Saturday. .lune 1 from a.m. to 4 p.m. at Torn Koo''s, Centralia for St. Patrick's Church. Saintsbury. 20:21:22c YARD ANI) IIAKE sale al lirinsley United Church on May 28, Io p.p. Rain or shine. 20 21e • STRATF'ORD Bin- CHOIR "Ht an Enchanted Evening'' Sunday. May 29. 1983 at 7 rat, Trivitt Mentorial Church,' Exeter. Tickets 85.00 each, available. at door Proceeds to the organ restoration fund. 20:21c . EXETER iN-U(N)It Flea Market. 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. every Sunday. Booth rentals. Pete: -Watson. 229-6558 19:20:21C 1'A1t1) ANi) BAKE SALE to be held al Trivill Memorial Parish hall on Friday. June :I from 10 a.m. to 3 p.! .- 21:22' - The -third degree will - he conferred in Exeter on Tues - (lay. May 31. • All brothers welcome. Norm Stanlake Ree. See. • Norm Whiting N.G. 21' HAM AND STRAWBERRY sup- per, Holy Trinity .Anglican Church, Lucan, June 22.5-8 p.m. Adults 85.00. 82.00 12 and under. 21:22 tic 22ND ANNUAL BOWS recruit tion camp. August .14 -20th for boys and girls from 8-15 years. Registration forms available at RSD Sport Den or phone 1.384.3304• ilanover. 19:21:23:25c BR1NSi.EY UNITED CHUR('ll chicken hnrbeque, Wednesday, July 13. 1983. 210 CHRISTIAN WOMEN'S CLI 'It will meet in Parish Hall, May 27 at 9::10 a.m. Guest speaker. Peter F rayne 21e ANNOUNCEMENTS -- The family of Leo and Irene Hoffman would like to invite friends. neighbours and relatives to an open reception in honour of their 25th anniversary on May 28, 1983. For more information call 236-4844. 21• Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bax are hap- py to announce the marriage of their daughter Betty to Roger Ernest. son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Egger of Dunnville, On- tario. Marriage took place Fri- day, May 20.1983 at Goderich, On- tario. The couple will reside in Guelph. 21• CARDS OF THANKS - The family of the Tate Mrs. Mae Holt wish to thank their friends and relatives for their manycx- pressions of sympathy. The flowers, cards, donations to the heart fund, •'church memorial . fund, Gideon's Bibles, as well as flowers and food sent to the house were greatly appreciated. Special thanks to Rev. H. Moore, Hoff- man's Funeral Home. the U.C.W. of Grand Bend Chureh and to Mrs. George Latta for the many visits and flowers shared with mother during her time as a shut in. 21• The family of the late Dorothy A. Ilughson wishes to express their sincere 'appreciation to all friends. relatives, and neighbours for the floral tributes. memorial donations and many other kind- nesses received due to the loss of a dear wife and sister. Our special thanks to the Doctors and staff of South Huron Hospital, the Dinney Funeral Home. Rev. Anderson and Rev. Forsythe. We offer our gratitude to Mrs. Norma Hooper, Mts. Barbara Sharpe and the , organist Mr. 11 Cameron for their musical contribution and to the Anglican Church Women's Association. To those who gave assistancein other ways we are deeply grateful. Douglas Hughson, Marion Walker. Phyllis hlacnaughton. 21' ' A special thank you to the 213 donors who attended our Red Cross Blood Donor Clinic, Wednesday, May 18. Also to Mr. Wooden and staff •for their co- operation and the use of the High School facilities was very much appreciated. Thanks also to Howard Holtzman for the juice. Tuckey Beverages forthe pop. Fraynes for the sign and the mer- chants of Exeter and surrounding area who displayed our posters. A thank you to the ladies of the Kin- nettes who provided a lovely din- ner for the Red Cross team. It was very much appreciated by the helpers and the camping club. Ausable River Nomads. 21e; 1 would like to thank- all.my• friends, neighbours and relatives who attended my shower in Crediton and at the home of Mrs. Ken Isaac. RR 3. Parkhill. Thanks for all the lovely gifts which are really' appreciated. Thanks to each and everyone for making- my day se special and God bless you all.. Thank you. Barbara A. Glanville. 21c Mr. and Mrs: Eli Brown wish to thank everyone who attended our 60th wedding anniversary party. Also for all the Lovely gifts. cards. and good wishes. And a special thank you is extended to the Cen- tralia Senior Citizens afternoon - group for Hie delicious surprise dinner held in our honour on Mon- day. Also for all their cards -and good wishes. 21' I wish to thank my family. friends, neighbours and relatives for the lovely flowers. cards, gifts and visits while i was a patient in Victoria flosptial. Special thanks to the VON nurses and Rev. For- sythe for his cheering visits. Your thoughtfulness is very much ap- preciated. Madeline Witmer. 24' The family of the late Cecil Maxwell wish hi express their sincere thanks and appreciation to relallees, friends and neighbours during their recent -loss of a dear 'husband. father. grandfather. • nd great - grand- father. For their floral tributes. cards and donations to the heart fund aria others. For food brought to the house. Special (hanks to itev. MacDonald, -the O'Connor funeral home and Dr. Wallace. A very special thanks to the ladies of tate United Church for the love- ly lunch atter the funeral. Your kindness • will he ever .remembered. Family of the late 0411 Maxwell. 21' • I would like la thank relatives and friends for flgwers and visits, also the Drs. and nurses al South Huron Hospital and ambulance attendants. Mrs. Mabel Jaques. •21(• • • The family of the late Isabel 1'reszeator . wishes - to acknowledge the many arts of kindness in the loss of a dearly loved wife and sister. We ap- preciate the many floral tributes. donations to the cancer fund and cards. and are indebted to those who sent food and assisted al home. We express sincere thanks to the pallbearers and Rev. K. Knight for his comforting message. Dinney Funeral home and C'avcn 1'.('.W. for serving lunch. Your kindness will always be remembered. husband, Calvin Preszcalor, brothers. Norman. Lloyd and \,•rl Stanlake. '210 GRACE COMMUNITY CHURCH Huron Centennial School BRUCEFIELD, ONT. 482-9260, 565-5341 and 236-4979 10:00 a,m. • Family Bible School 11:00 a.m, • Speaker Randy Mann r Dennis Mercier MSC Preaching the doctrine of Grace CARDS bF THANKS - The family of the late Leslie Thomson wish to express sincere thanks to friends, relatives and neighbours for their expressions of kindness, flowers. cards and visits. For donations to the various charities. Special thanks to Rev. J. Forsythe for the many kind and thoughtful messages at the service and in our home, also to neighbour ladies who helped Friday night in our home. To the Exeter UCW (or the delicious lun- cheon.served after the funeral and all who brought food and Bowers to the house. Many thanks to Hoffman Ambulance for their services. Your kindness will always be remembered by Mildred and all her family. 21' Our many thanks to all our good • friends and relatives for prayers, cards, flowers and gifts I receiv- ed during my stay in South Huron Hospital. Special thanks to Rev. Clayton Kuepfer, Rev. Barbara Laing, Dr. Wallace and Dr. Englert and Hoffman's Am- bulance. Your kindness will always be appreciated. Urban and Valera Pfile. ' 21c IN MEMORIAM - HENDRICK -- In loving memory of a dear wife, mother and grand- mother. Lyla who passed away one year ago, May 25, 1982, A wonderful mother laid to rest, For all of us she did her best, Her place on earth no one can fill. We miss you mom, and always will. Softly the stars are shining, Upon a precious grave, Beneath lies one we dearly love. But whom we could not save. Though her smile is gone forever. And her hand we cannot touch. Still we have so many memories, Of the one we loved so much. Her memory is our keepsake, With which we'll never part, God -has her in His keeping. We have her in our hearts.. Lovingly remembered and sad- ly missed by husband, Edmond, family Don and Pauline, Howard and Yvonne. Lawrence and Carol and grandchildren. 21c LAMB - in 1pving memory of a dear mother and grandmother Edna 1. who passed away May 31, 1982. Today recalls sad memories. Of a dear mother gone to rest. And the ones. who think of her today, Are the ones who loved her best. Gone from us. but leaving r memories, Death can never take away. Memories that will always linger. While upon this earth we' stay. For if we believe 'that Jesus died and rose again. even so then also which sleep in Jesus will God bring with Him. Lovingly remembered by her family. .21* MAHTINE -fin Io ''ng'inemory a of 8 deaf husttlirldl'father and grandfather ( les 'Marline. who passedaway two years ago. May 30, 1981. As time unfolds another year. • Memories keep you ever near, Silent thoughts of times together, Hold memories that will last forever. • Lovingly remembered by wife. Florence. daughters Sharon and Joanne, son-in-law Dean, grand- . children Deanne and Rob. , 21c • NEIL -.In loving memory of a dear husband. father and grand- father Richard G. Neil who pass- ed away two years ago. May 31. 1981. We don't forget the way he smiled, The things he used to say. The many things he did for us, In his own and loving way. The thoughts we have from day to day, No length of lime can take away, For in our heat'ts'he's always near. Dearly loved, missed. and very dear. Treasure him God in Your garden " of rest. While on•thisratth he was one of the best. Lovingly remembered and sad- ly missed by wife Irene, sons Jim -and .:Dick, daughters-in-law Bev and Jenny and grandchildren.21• TEMPLEMAN In loving memory of a daughter. sister and auntie, Elizabeth Jean Templeman. who passed away five years ago. May 26. 1978. Beautiful memories are all that arc left, Of one we, loved and will never forget, lust as you were. you will always he. Treasured forever. 'in our memories. lovingly remembered and missed, Dad, Mom and all your family. 21c Tiff MPSON _ In loving memory of a dear husband, dad and grand- pa Murray who passer) away June 1. 1979. His memory is our keepsake. With which we will never part, God has him in His keeping, , We have him in our hearts Lovingly remembered and sad- ly missed .by wife Bernice, Marlene and Bill. Jim and grandchildren. 21 Woodham Sunday School Anniversary May 29, 11 a.m. Rev. J.W. Siebert Guest Speaker Book sale scheduled Huron county's largest us- ed booksale will be held at Memorial Hall, Blyth on Saturday, June 4•and Sunday, June 5, sponsored by the Blyth Centre for the Arts. Donations of used paper- backs, hardcover books, children's books and magazines will help raise funds for the operational the Blyth Summer Festival. Con- venient bookdrop locations have been set up around the county to receive donations. They include: The Wardrobe, Bayfield; Taylor's Groceteria, Betgrave; Maitland Valley Insurance, Brussels; The Board and Bat- ten or Mary's Sewing Centre, Clinton; Exeter Branch Library, the Exeter Times Advocate, Exeter Furniture or the Bank of Nova Scotia, Exeter; May's Decorative Accessories or Jana Natural Foods, Goderich; Janis Bisback's, 86 Queen St., Hen - salt; Listowel Book Shop, Listowel; The Lucknow Sen- tinel; Lucknow; the Huron Expositor, Seaforth, Harris Stationery. Wingham and the Blyth Summer Festival box office. ' - In addition to the sale of books there will be the added treat of readings by Edna Stabler, author of Food That Really Schmecks and More Food That Reailly Schmecks and Harry J. Boyle, who's books on growing up in Huron county in the 1920's were adapted as Mostly In Clover, the first play produced by the -Blyth Summer Festival in 1975. A musicalconcert by Merrick Jarrett will also be featured as well as an art show by local weavers and potters. . A bake sale sponsored by the Friends of Blyth and the Blyth Festival Singers will be held both days and a lunch counter wi)I be set up • for refreshments. There is no admission charge to the book sale which runs from 10.6 on Saturday and 12-5 on Sunday. Museum plans steam display On Sunday, May 29, the Lambton Heritage Museum comes • alive to the thump, whine and shriek of its fourth annual :Antique Engine Festival. +.. *. ••- Gas and steam operated .engines of all types will be ex- hibited along with portable engines powering mills, pumps and saws. The Homesteader's Antique Engine Association 'from Mount Brydges will be co- sponsoring the event and will explain the workings of the engines they have so careful- ly restored. Meanwhile, inside the museum, a special section has' been set aside for a display from the Ontario Science Centre. Twelve par- ticipatory electronic exhibits wilt be on hand to entertain visitors, • Light lunches and refreshments will be available at the museum throughout the day., The Lambton Heritage Museum is located on Highway 21, five miles south of Grand Bend, across from the Pinery Pronvincial Park. The Antique Engine Festival will be held from noon to five, rain or shine. Do you need some help? Do you need your lawn cut or raked? Do your windows need washing? Does your garage require cleaning? is it time to pick stones? Do you need a babysitter on short notice? If you answered yes to any or all of the above questions call 235-1711 at the Canada Employment for Students; young people are registered who are willing to do these jobs and more. Orders and requests made for student aid can be filled relatively quickly at the Stu- dent Employment Centre. Staff are ready and willing to answer questions and find the most suitable candidates for employers. Post -secondary students available for employment im- mediately • range from agriculture, engineering, arts, sciences to medicine. Secondary students are in- terested in part-time and odd jobs now while looking for summer employment to com- mence at the end of June. The Canada Employment Centre for. Students is a ser- vice provided to find jobs for students and students for jobs. Let us help you this summer. For more information and/or standards please de not hesitate to contact the Centre at 235-1711. Times -Advocate, May 25, 1983 Pa 11A TOP AREA JUNIOR BOWLERS - The top individual bowlers in the recent area minor tournament held in Exeter ore shown above. Back, left, Terry Evans, Lucan; Shelley Skinner and Brent McDonald, Exeter and Tammy Lesperonce, Zurich. Front, Chris Sleaford, Lucan; Judy Isaac, Exeter; Trevor Lonsbergen, Zurich and Krista Riddell, Zurich. T -A photo. pit LUCAN BANTAMS WIN - The bantam championship of the area minor bowling tournament was won by Lucan. Back; left, Shelly DeCalywe, Wendy Gwolchmai and Krista Riddell. Front, Chris Sleaford, Jeremy Jeremec and Stephanie Sandison. TIGERS WIN - The Tigers won the pee wee championship of the Exeter minor bowl- ing league. From the left are Steven Lostell, Crystal Bierling, Michelle Parkinson and Scott Young. Missing were Bt:adley Heron, Dennis Welsh and Kent Bierling.T-A photo. Attention : Ice Cream Lovers of all ages. MIMICS D1CKls Dickie Dee Offers: - Convenience - Products not available anywhere else - Balloons for children - Nutritious ice cream products The Dickie Dee Ice Cream Bicycle Company has now established routes in Exeter, Huron Park, Centralia - Throughout the summer days Bells will be rin- ing on your street, don't be alarmed. You're not hearing things. It's just the sound of the Dickie Dee Ice Cream Salesperson in your area. sn.asar DICK1t Save your nickels because well soon be ringing our bells on your street. SUMMER SCHOOL'83 Huron County Board of Education July 4 to July 289a.m. - 12 noon Adults, Secondary, and Elementary students LOCATION: Central Huron Secon- dary School, Clinton COURSES OFFERED: • Driver Education English as a Second Language Secondary School, July 4 to July 28 Credit Upgrading courses Math: 140, 150, 240, 250, 340, 350, 440, 450 En fish: 140, 150, 240-, 250, 340, 440, 350, 450 Science: Gr. 9 and 10: Senior chemistry , Physics Elementary School, July 5 to July 22 Grade 7 - Remedial Math, English • or Both Grade 8 - Remedial Math. English or Both Summer School Booklets are available from your Secondary School Guidance Office, Elementary School Principal or by contacting: R. A. Parr Principal of Summer School Central Huron Secondary School Clinton, Ontario NOM ILO I :It's more fun i on a bus June Sat. 4 Detroit Grand Prix T.B.A. Sun. 5 Canada's Wonderland/Anne Murray 32.00 - with concert seats53.00 Fri. 10 Cullen Gardens (incl. 'dinner) 39.00 Sat..11 African Lion Safari r 29.00 Sun. 12 Frankenmuth (incl. dinner) 39.00 transportation only 29.00 Sun. 19 Blue Jays (California of Toronto) 29:00 Sun. 26 Blizzards vs Golden Bay Earthquakes 31•.00 Wed. .29 Canada's Wonderland/Bob Seger 32.00 with reserved concert seats 49.00 July Sot, 2 Toronto Zoo2S.00 Sun. 3 Detroit Tigers (Baltimore at Detroit).... 32.00 Sun. 3 USFL Football (Arizona at Detroit)29.00 Sponsored by Exeter lnn Wed. 6 Morineland/Niagara Falls 32.00 Sun. 10 Bluelays (Texas at Toronto 29.00 Sun. 10 Frankenmuth (incl. dinner) • 39.00 Transportation on1y29,00 Sot. 16 Kitchener Market and Area 25.00 Sun. 17 Canada's Wonderland John Deriver 32.00 with reserved concert seat- 53.00 Sun. 24 Marineland Niagara Falls 32.00 Sun. 31 Detroit Tigers Kansas City of Detr.).... 32.00 Aug. CNE - Grand River Cruise - Toronto Blue Jays - and more More to come Call for details One Day Bus Tours by . Ellison Travel (Group rates available) Phone Toll Free 1-800-265-7022 Exeter area 235-2000 ask for Mary Lynn ---elf, g clatter--