The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-07-04, Page 12Times-Advocate, July 4, 1974
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EXETER PS GRADUATES - Grade eight graduation exercises were
held Wednesday night at Exeter public school. Students of room 9 are
shown above. Back, left, Allison Blommaert, Jodi Finnen, Paul Waddell,
Brad Taylor, Anthony De Boer, Robin Little, George Armstrong, Leon
Jensen, Braden Whilsmith, Matthew Postill, John Lindenfielcl, Joanne
Taylor, Paul FAley, Lynn Van Wyck, Steve Holtzmann and Brenda
Edwards. Front, Lynne Mercer, Shannon Dougherty, Brenda Fletcher,
Heather Meikle, Helen Brand, Chris Cowan, Carolyn Broom, Cheryl
Ford, Nancy Perry and Darlene Davis.
T-A photo
GRADUATE AT EXETER PS - The grade 8 graduation class of room
17 of Exeter Public school is shown above, Back, left, Randy Miller,
Dwayne Mothers, Ted Triebner, Gordon Jarvis, Perry Pooley, Randy
Fisher, Chuck Windsor, Richard May, David Holtzmann, Jim Veri and
Jim Clark, Centre, Suzanne Janke, Sandra McLeod, Kathy Baker, Nan-
cy Dowker, Elaine Nestle, Cindy Wasson,
Clarke, Elizabeth Bowerman and John Hern.
ple, Mandy Northcott, Cindy Horn, Jayne
Gloria McKenzie, Jill Tuckey, Valla Tait and
Shelly Adamson, Lynn
Front, Alice Ann Dalrym-
Smith, Susan Chapman,
Tannis Bishop. '
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Sunday school idle for summer
Hold party for grade 8 graduates
By MANUEL CURTS
GREENWAY
Grace Anglican Church
members will be worshipping
with the United Church at their
services at 10 a.m. during July.
The United Church Sunday
School has withdrawn sessions
until September 1 when a picnic
will be held to rally together, the
membership again.
The following students from
this area graduated from Grade
8: Ann Steeper, Connie Bullock,
Vickie Lagerwerf, Kim Ludlow,
Marilyn Ludlow, David Isaac,
John McLinchey, Gary Romphf,
and Eric Bullock. Ann Steeper
entertained her classmates at a
party at the Corbett community
centre,, Friday evening.
'Helen Brown of Windsor N.S.,
spent the weekend with her
parents Mr. & Mrs. Ross Brown.
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Alic, Oak-
ville were Sunday and Monday
visitors with their friends Mr. &
Mrs. Ken Eagleson and Jamie.
Ken and Ruth Ann attended the
Goluch-Glover wedding in Fingal
on Saturday.
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Steeper are
in Germany visiting their
daughter Jeanette who is a
D.N.D. school teacher there.
Mrs. Jeanne Parsons who has
just returned from' a trip around
the world, and her brother Wm.
J. Thomson and daughter Debbie
Ann, from Kissimmee Florida
are visiting for a few days with
their sister and brother-in-law,
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Clarke.
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Eagleson and
Mrs. Rose Isaac were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd
Love, Parkhill.
Mrs. Vera Brophey and Mr. &
Mrs. Langford Ridley, Parkhill
holidayed at Grand Bend over the
weekend.
A family gathering was held at
the home of Mr. & Mrs. Willis
Stewardson Monday, in honour of
.their 35th wedding anniversary.
Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Eagleson
accompanied by Mr. & Mrs.
Gerald Merner, Grand Bend
attended the horse races at
Windsor Raceway Saturday.
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Curts
and Mr. & Mrs. Bob McFadden,
Don Mills have returned from a
holiday in the Canadian West and
North Dakota. They visited with
Walter and Eunice Cripps,
Richard Cameron and Kevin in
Saskatoon and with Mr. & Mrs.
David Cripps and Mr. & Mrs.
Larry Cripps in Winnipeg and
were shown the sights around
Jasper, Alberta by Ray O'Neil,
By MISS ELLA MORLOCK
CREDITON
Mrs. Gordon Marshall, Mrs.
Earl Gibson, Mrs. Russell
Statham, Mrs; Sheldon
McCandless and Kathryn
Murphy, Strathroy, spent an
afternoon and evening last week
with Mr. •S‘ Mrs. Will Oestricher.
The ladies are members of a
Canasta Club to which Mrs,
Oestricher belonged when she
lived in Strathroy.
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Pickering
have moved into their home on
Main Street West.
Steve Dundas has been tran-
sferred from Victoria Hospital to
South Huron Hospital.
The Sunday School picnic of
Zion United Church was held
Wednesday evening with a
programme of sports, supervised
by Harry Schroeder and Rey.
Douglas yVarrer,?conducted;*
the church lawn, Rain drove ,th,
picnickers indoors for lunch with,
Mrs. Cliff Kenney looking after
the food.
Rev. Cliff Britton, Hensall,
conducted the morning service at
Zion United Church and a
congregational meeting
following, for the appointment of
a pastoral relations committee.
Rev. Douglas Warren has ac-
cepted a call to Rowntree
Memorial Church, London, ef-
fective September 1.
Ella Morlock visited several
days last week with Mrs. Mildred
Bell, Hamilton.
Kerry Lynne Mahoney,
Cambridge, is holidaying with
her grandparents, Mr. & Mrs.
Sam King.
Rev. & Mrs. Fred Faist,
Stratford, spent several days last
week with Nola Faist.
Weekend visitors with Mr, &
Mrs. Alf Smith included Mr. &
Mrs. Murray Castator, Toronto;
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Waters and their
three children, Clarkson; (Mrs.
Waters is a daughter of Mr. &
Mrs. Castator); Mrs. Bob Peters
(another daughter) and her son
Noel, Vancouver; Bert Bagg and
Herb Hardwick, Woodbridge;
Roy Smith and Elaine Berry,
London.
Couple mark
anniversary
By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE
THAMES ROAD
Mr. & Mrs. George Kellett,
Carolyn and Lawrence celebra ted
the former's twenty-fifth wed-
ding anniversary by having
dinner at Grand View
Restaurant, Blyth on Sunday
with other relatives.
They all then went to the home
of Mr. & Mrs, Art Heard, Blyth
where they spent the rest of the
day.
Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Ballantyne
were guests Saturday evening
with Mr. & Mrs. William Harper
of Mitchell.
Mr. & Mrs. Clifford Rohde,
Toronto and Mr. & Mrs. Alex
Rohde, Mitchell called on Mr. &
MrS. William Rohde, Saturday
evening,
Mr. & Mrs. Chas. Jeffery were
supper guests, Sunday with Mrs.
Susie Link, Exeter.
Mr. & Mrs. David Passmore
and Tom were guests Sunday
with Mrs. Myrtle Passmore,
Exeter.
Mr. & Mrs, Lloyd Ballantyne
attended F'ullarton Anniversary
Service Sunday and were guests
later with Mr. & Mrs. PAW
Ulch. gusseldale.
The flowers in the church on
Sunday Were in memory of truce
Passmore placed there by his
family,
formerly of Parkhill.
Mrs. Joe Eagleson, Strathmere
Lodge, Strathroy was well
3- enough to visit with Mr. & Mrs.
Grahafn Eagleson and family
Sunday. t,,,
Word has been
relatives here of
Marian (Ramsay) Dressler in El
Monte, California. Mrs. Dressler
was born near here in 1884.
By the way: From where I sit
viewing traffic over the weekend
it would appear inflation should
be no issue in this election,
received by
the death of
SS picnic at Crediton,
canasta members gather
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