The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1985-05-15, Page 11Times Advocate, May 15, 1985 New Iibreiry pr uflderway in AiIsa Craig Page 11 By ALICE DICKENS Now that the Ailsa Craig library has settled into the pleasant new loca- tion, library supervisor, Mrs. Joan McDonald, has started a new pro- gram. This is a Junior Book (Club tor boys and girls in grades 5 to 8. 1t t; tun time tor the children and meets in the library every other Thursday afternoon at 4 p.m. At the first session held on April 18, seven enthusiastic children attended and held a lively discussion on the books «ritten by Norma Klein. Norma writes real witty books with alive characters. Each child took home one of Norma Klein's books to read before the next session. The boys and girls will discuss books by dif- ferent authors at each meeting and those who attended last week are in- vited to come back on May 9 and bring a friend. The pre-schoolers storytime held each Friday at 1 p.m. is a huge suc- cess in the new library Un Wednesday, April 24 Mrs. Joan McDonald and Mrs. (fila Dixon at- tended a storytime workshop at the Hatnpton Court Motel in London. Dur- ing the morning they listened to an entertaining and informative talk by Clair Mackay. Clair is a Canadian author who Dashwood .area folk hear Anne By MRS. IRVIN RADER On May 8 a busload from Dashwood, Grand Bend and Exeter attended the Anne :Murray Show at the (1'Keete ('entre in Toronto. May 11 they attended the Play "The IlusUers at Central 'Tech school in North York. they dined at Old Ed's Restaurant and were giyen a tour of Honest Ed's antique dishes on display in the basement. Personals Mrs. Vera Guenther and Barbara Guenther of London returned from an enjoyable two weeks in the Barbados. Mr. and Mrs. Van Tuckey, Trenton visited with Mr. and Mrs: Bill Becker. Nancy returned to Trenton for a short - vacation. Librarian Bernicelloyle reports the library books were exchanged and a catalogue of films is available for any organization to order for their meetings. Good Luck to on the opening of your new store It was my pleasure to have done the Drywall Nethercott Drywall 303 Andrew St. Exeter 235-1775 • 1 1. oiujt'allf (111011) r to cU on the opening of your new store We were very pleased to have been chosen to do the electrical work Triebner Electric 83 Gidley St., Exeter 233-1736 Residential, Commercial, In- dus trial and Farming Generator Installations Murray Mrs. Wilbur Stewart, London, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gaiser and girls. Mrs. Alma Genttner entertained Mr. and Mrs. Don Genttner and Stephen. Kitchener and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Genttner and family. Mrs. Esther Salmon with Mr. and 141rs. Ron Merner. Mr. and Mrs. Joe O'Rourke, Listowel, Barbara Guenther, London. with AMIr. and Mrs. Lloyd Guenther. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Zimmer and family attended the Canadian Heritage War Plane and Antique Car Show in Hamilton. Mrs. Isabelle Rader is a patient in South Huron Hospital, writes children's books. One session in the afternoon was on Music in storytime and the other session featured a speaker from the Children's Book Centre in Toronto One evening recently a group et Brownies visited the Library and were given a tour of tit' facilities Closing is set at Clandeboye "Mothers Day" lantily gel togethers were the order of the day following the service at Clandeboye United Church, on Sunday. A large at- tendance was on hand to make the final closing vote with Rev. Keith Brown, assisted by Rev. Ed Hancock. Presbytery Representative, in charge. The special closing service will be held on June 23 at 2 p.m. There will be more information to come about this service. Mrs. Violet Hardy of "The Villa•'• in Lucan accotnpanied Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hardy and Carolyn -on the Shunpiker Tour, on Sunday. (Clarence Millson and Florence, also Jean Hodgins attended the 90th birth day party in honour of Wilson Morley. of Exeter. on Sunday. Jean I lodgins accompanied Bill and Leona Morley, also Marion Socher and Ruth Brock, to Hepworth on Thursday evening to pay their respects to their cousin, Walter Morley. 88 years of age, who passed away suddenly of a heart attack. • 40:'' "7'1-- 4 EXPERIMENT — Bill Andrews, professor of environmei tal science and chairman of scierice education at University of Toronto, watches while Michelle Chalmers, Stephen Central (left), and Darlene Triebner and Cheryl Hockey, both from Exeter Public School, perform an ex- periment with water from the Bannockburn River. Six area schools took port in o four-day workshop on aquatic and terrestial studies at the Bannockburn conservation area. Ideal spring weather prevailed nn April 30 when the Happy Gang seniors entertained 40 seniors from Montrose. Michigan at the Legion hall. President Harold Guilfoyle welcomed everyone. With Mrs. Jack Trevethtrk at the piano. the Star- Spangled Winner. ( t (Canada and the grace were sung before enjoying a delicious pct -luck dinner with "all the trimmings" Toe -tapping music rendered by Marg and Leroy Walker, Doug Lewis and George Lee soon brought (lancers to the dance area. 't'hr'oughout the music program, !4 i's. Luther Morley read two good humorous readings. and a mini -skit • 'I'he'I'rain lo Mauro" was presented Saintsbury By MRS. HEBER DAVIS Service at St- Patrick's was held at 11::30 a.m. Sunday. Rev. P. Derrick was in charge of Moly Communion. Ile spoke to the children on ";Morns" and he and Mary Davis were readers. Mrs. Sheryl -Carroll. pianist. Rev. Derrick continued on the theme the "True Vine" and spoke on keeping the commandments. Service next Sunday is planned tor 8:45 p.m. The chord was tastefully decorated with spring flowers. A happy open house was held Satur- , day afternoon for Angela Korrevaar at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Martin Korrevaar. Her sisters and nieces displayed the wedding gifts and served rcreshrnents. Her mother received guests in a beautiful rose dress. Visitors Mrs. Helen (MacDonald, Mrs. Lela Abbott anti Mrs. -Mary Davis called on Mrs. Gladys Davis Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne (Carroll and farpily spent Saturday with relatives in Sarnia and visited Mrs. Sheri Dyer for Mother's Day. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Love and girls Varna and Mr. and Mrs. Cam-eron Davis were dinner guests Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. (Clarence Davis. Fayann Love and Clarence Davis were celebrating May birthdays and Mother's Day. 141r. Charlie Tindall, Mr. and Itlrs. Ross McFalls and family spent Mother's Day with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tindall. Marylou and Roht. ' r j f1C7 bels in,. future T ..JJ Call - -- Michael Foreman Pro Studios` Exeter 235-1713 Competitive Prices • Weddings • Portraits • Portfolios We put the capitol "P' bock in Professional Buy your engagement ring at Earl Camp- bell Jewellers and get 1 free engagement picture. Get a free 8 x 10 colour wedding photo with purchase of wedding band and engagement ring. Best Wishes - to on the opening of your new store We were very pleased to have been selected to supply the building materials Exeter District Co-op 4 Blocks West of the Fireball 235-2081 /?eii [3i1c3 to on your move to Main St. Thank you for the opportunity to pro- vide the General Contracting Shepton Construction 237-3739 r c by Margaret Wilson and Alice Dickens. At the end of the pleasant after- noon, Gordon C. Stewart, first vice- president of the Happy Gang Seniors, and on behalf of them, presented to the visiting president a wooden Maple leaf (carved by the('raigwiel Activi- ty ('entre workshop committee) with the following inscription from the "Ailsa Craig Seniors" on it. A suitable reply was made by the recipient. A book entitled "Pictorial History of Michigan State" was presented by a post -president of our visitors to Lorne Smith who expressed thanks for it. President Harold reminded the local seniors of the euchre on May 15. Personals Winners at the Lioness ('tub Euchre were Margaret Barker. Lloyd Durr, Marion Levine. Evan -Hodgins, and Eileen Pullman. Make Like A Bird And Fly Down For These Spring Fever Hi Cut ;/,/, f i Green Patch Work \I'1 ' 349s Boots Spring Fever Price Two Great Buys For 1�! Men /9/Hurry... 1/7 Limited Quantities Assorted Colours Children's Sandals Women's Assorted Fabric. Casuals Leather Deck Shoes \\ Spring Fever Price Our Reg. S49.95 $3499' Spring Fever Price Women's Leather Sandals $999 & $1499 VISA ALL SALES FINAL myth' SH STOROEE LTD. MAIN ST. EXETER PHONE 235-1933 (1111101111('t'3 11(' O/.)ellfIIg TC[3I [0I1 ID 0t11 new 1-10113e St, 483 M ' ,.‘ e f t► l' CT _ our 'f f /irn(l((f/ 1 /lay l:00 - V:00 235-2273 Zoll '(f ('('I(lit 1/.1 �ricic(tf �l inr(/()/ors (1:"; O - 6:00 (% ?0 - 9:00 1