The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-03-08, Page 15A YOUNG CIPHERER — A prospective kindergarten student at Hensall public school in the fall, Kenny
"I'm for Riddell
'cause he's for us"
I know Jack
Riddell and
in
my opinion he would
be a
good man to represent
Huron at
Queens Park.
A. M. Harper,
Goderich .
I'm fed up with the great
big Tory majority at Queens
Park telling us what we
have to do instead of
listening to what we say.
Jack Riddell can take this
message to Queens Park.
That's why I'm supporting
him.
Mrs. Molly Kunder,
Seaforth.
1 support Jack Riddell
because he's a larmer and we
need a stronger voice lot
agriculture
in the
provincial
governmen. In addihnn
I'm
worried about Regional GoveT-
nment,
increased costs and the
destruction of °t
srnall com-
munities
under the Plan In
short, I'm sick of the Davis
governm ent.
As a student I feel Jack Rid-
dell is the man who can best
express the wishes of Huron.
Jack Riddell is our chance to
stop "The Big Blue Machine":
Donald Noakes,
Hensel),
Problems in Huron have
been ignored too long and
it is time the Davis govern-
ment at Torto recognized
this. As a
on businessman
concerned with Huron's
progress, I know Jack Rid-
dell is the man to point this
out in Toronto. That's why
I'm supporting him•
Clarence Denomme, Clinton.
It's not
like lust that he's a farmer myself but because
he's a leader who can stand up and tell the big
spenders in govern-ment that it's
our money they're spending.
That's why l'rn asking people to vote for Jack Riddell.
Usborn8e e
own
rg
shaip
n,
As a
member of the Huron Board of education I arn
con-
cerned
about the
way
the Davis government continues to Davis
We an
decsion
making in
Toronto. eed
Jack Riddell to speak for Huron.
Mrs, Dorothy
Wallace,
Goderich.
Lloyd !•,1.' 0%nshiP•
Mullett
HELP HURON LEAD THE WAY !
There is no excuse whatever for a constant increase in the debt of the richest province in Canada. tt has to stop. I'm voting for Jack Riddell to
drive this tiGnie at Queens Park.
Benson W. Tuckey,
Exeter.
farm
s A
t
a
housewife, living on
ta
a ,
arn concerned
with the preservation of the family arm, Which is a way of life, bone/Iola/ in producing
an industrious and happy people. Our educational system is another
nightmare. We need a
dell, who wilt man like Jar'', Rid- k out ut t h e
s
e problems
s
.
pe a
endorse
ab
t
o
he candidacy of
Jack Riddell. Won't you
de likewise?
Mrs• Margaret
McMillan Whyte
Hullett Township
Surely Mr. Davis doesn't need another
supporter in his top-heavy majority.
For a return to accountability in government
vote Jack Riddell
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By MISS ELLA MORLOCK
EQITON
Mrs. Ed Hendrick, Mrs. Doug
Warren, Mrs. Walter Fydenchuk,
Mrs, Robert Bushfield, Laura
Mathers, Mrs, Alvin Finkbeiner
and Mrs. Chris Dinney attended
the Huron-Perth UCW
Presbyterial in Seaforth last
Wednesday,
Guest speaker at the World
Day of Prayer service, in Zion
United Church Friday afternoon
was Mrs. Barry Robinson,
Thames Road, She spoke on
being an alert Christian and
urged her listeners to find
something to pray about even as
they read the newspaper, Mrs,
Zivkovic, Exeter sang a solo,
Mrs. Walter Fydenchuk and Ella
Morlock a duet. Mrs. Alvin Fink-
beiner, president of the local
UCW was chairman. The women
of Mr. Carmel and of the two
churches of Greenway were
guests,
Rev. Douglas Warren was
Play euchre
at Brinsley
By GORDON MORLEY
Euchre party was held Friday
night in Brinsley Community
Centre. Conveners were Mr. &
Mrs. Jack Trevithick and Mr. &
Mrs. Joe Carter. Winners were:
ladies high, Mrs. Earl Lewis;
low, Mrs. Lyell Lee; lone hands,
Mrs. Lon Hodgins; men's high,
Mr. Tedball; low, Fred Lewis;
lone hands, Otto Darling. Next
euchre will be held March 16 with
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Lewis and Mr. &
Mrs. Wilbert Lewis conveners.
Mrs, George Prest is training
at R.N,A. School on York Street
in London.
A bridal shower was held at
Mrs. Wilbert Lewis' last
Saturday evening for her niece
Debra Desjardine, Palmerston.
Laura Lee, nurse-in-training at
Strathroy Middlesex Hospital
spent the weekend with her
parents.
Mrs. Eva Allison visited with
Mrs. Elsie Morley Friday af-
ternoon in St. Mary's Hospital,
London,
Kathleen Morley visited
Sunday afternoon with her sister,
Mrs. Violet Allison in Ailsa Craig.
World Day of Prayer speaker at
Calvary United Church, Dash-
wood; Mrs. Warren at Hensall
United Church,
Youth Day
Sunday was Youth Day at Zion
United Church. Ron Bowers led
the morning service. Perry
Preszcator offered prayer; Paul
Fydenchuk read the Scripture
and led the singing of one hymn
with his guitar.
Ron Bowers, Dick Lord and
Bruce Hodge posed questions
which were answered by Rev.
Douglas Warren, with members
of the audience invited to par-
ticipate in the discussion, The
"Happiness Is" group from the
Mennonite church, Zurich,
provided special music with two
girls singing to an ac-
companiment provided by three
young men with drums and
guitars.
Barbara Ratz played the
organ. The "Happiness Is" group
also sang in the Sunday school.
Last Tuesday evening the
Youth fellowship group had for
their guest speaker Terry
Sheppard, Church of God
minister from London. Special
music was provided by Doug
Moore who sang songs of his own
composition.
Crediton WI
The February meeting of the
Crediton W.I. was held at the
community centre with the 4-H
girls entertaining the members
and their mothers to supper.
Words of welcome were ex-
pressed by Kathryn Ratz who
also was chairlady for the
program. A sing song was lead by
Mrs. H. Hodgins. Theresa
Ondrejicka told of her 4-H ex-
periences. Shelly Weber favored
with accordion selections and
Brenda Fahner commented on 4-
H and youth.
Mrs. Walter Weber presented
cups and saucers to county and
provincial honour winners.
Receiving cups and saucers for
provincial honours were Mary
Hodgins, Mary Ann Gielen,
Kathryn Ratz, and Brenda
Fahner, County honours winners
were Linda Fleming, Brenda Neil
and Theresa Ondrejicka.
Mrs. W. Weber presided for the
business, The next meeting is
family night and each member is
to bring another family to supper.
Personals
To celebrate his son's birthday
Dave McClure took Matthew to a
hockey game in Toronto. They
saw the St. Louis Blues and the
Toronto Maple Leafs in action.
Donald Hendrick, who has been
employed with Canadian Farm
Credit Corporation and has
served as farm credit manager
for Lambton county for six years,
is being transferred to the head
office in Toronto. He begins his
new duties the middle of March.
Sunday guests of Mr. & Mrs.
Will Oestricher were Mr. & Mrs.
Evan McCandless, Strathroy.
Mr, & Mrs. Peter Martin and
Mr, & Mrs. Dave Cottel spent the
weekend with Mr, & Mrs. Don
Coghlin and family, Fordwich.
Ruthie and Lisa Martin were
with their grandparents Mr. &
Mrs, Les Adams, Shipka; Allen
and Arlene Cottel with their
grandparents Mr. & Mrs, Ralph
Caldwell, Blyth.
By MRS. ROSS SKINNER
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Eagleson and
Andrew, Chatham and Mr. &
Mrs. Ross Rowe and Laura Lee,
London visited over the weekend
with Mr. & Mrs. Allen Johns.
A number from this community
paid their respects to the late
Mrs. Wesley Heywood nee Zeen
Miller, Mr, & Mrs. Heywood were
former residents of Elimville.
The fourth 4-H meeting of the
Elimville Club No. 1 was held
Saturday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Ross Skinner. Collars,
neck finishings and appliques
were discussed,
Mr. & Mrs. Howard Pym were
Sunday guests of Mr. & Mrs. Don
Crich, Clinton when the family of
Bert Lobb met to honor him on
his 85th birthday.
They say times are changing so
fast, but we're still sitting around
watching movies we saw 20 years
ago.
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4 - H "Knotty Knits"GlAN group
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BEND
opened with the pledge. Roll call
was a comparison of a 4-H sewn
garment to a factory-made
garment. Harriet Vandenbygaart
showed how to test stretch
material.
She also dictated the two dif-
ferent kinds of knit; one is double
knit in more than one yarn,
while the other has loops
horizontally. Both leaders ex-
plained how to do the tailored
hem, The girls helped each other
on garment construction.
Personals
Grand Bend Ladies joined in
the World's Day of Prayer at
Dashwood United Church Friday
afternoon. an
Jean Galbraith has returned
from a visit to relatives in Appin.
Mr. & Mrs. Ross Desjardine
are back from a pleasant winter
holiday in Florida.
Mrs. Mel Peariso of Mel &
Olive's Variety Store was at the
gift show in Toronto,
Mrs, Mansel Mason is a patient
Boersma shows his teacher Mrs. Joyce Preszcator, left, he is able to count, At the right is his mother Mrs. Peter in Exeter's South Huron Hospital,
ChrisDouglas held a wedding
shower for Ruth Ann Peariso
on Saturday with about W.
school friends. They had a social
time, Emphasis was on useful
gifts for the bride-to-be.
Mr. and Mrs, J.T, Coltman
visited relatives in Sarnia and
London.
Rev. W, Mills has asked for
donations to the Primate's
World Relief and Development
Fund of the Anglican Church to
feed hungry people and to
educate farmers to' help them-
selves.
The United Church Women
served 40 persons to a luncheon
after morning service.
By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR
Mr. & Mrs. Stan Preszcator
and girls spent Sunday evening
with Mr. & Mrs. Richard Glan-
ville and girls, Parkhill.
Ernest Whiteford is still a
patient in St. Joseph's hospital,
London,
Aaron Wein is a patient in
South Huron Hospital, Exeter.
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