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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-09-19, Page 200 B A AB WE NEED ALL TYPES BE A REGULAR BLOOD DONOR CONESTOGA COLLEGE CLINTON CENTRE REQUIRES PART-TIME INSTRUCTORS FOR EVENING COURSES If you are a qualified instructor or a specialist in a trade you may be able to instruct in one of our fall offerings. If you have an idea for a course that will serve our communi- ty, your reasonable proposal will be considered. For further discussion please calf- BRUCE BJORKQUIST 482-3458 8 - 4:30, pAm. -.7 - 10 p.m, , — VkW- • Chain Saws • Rotary Tillers EXETER FORD Equipment Sales Ltd. 6Y-iy;ec—i) Tractors Equipment EXETER 235-2200 Complete Service 0`` • Lawn Mowers • Garden Tractors -CONESTOGA COLLEGE. Post Secondary Secretarial Science CLINTON CENTRE "FULL TIME OR PART—TIME" INTRODUCTORY EXECUTIVE OPTION MEDICAL OPTION —a few irnmediate openings remain --,-ongoing registration and intake are now in effete Register when you 'ant, Start studies when you want 482-3458 TirrieS-Achlacate, September 19, 1974 Kinkora addition okayed . Four in Mt. Carmel better the 80 mark SS .bcoard boost wades Joan McCann has,registered at Western UniVerSiV, London Where she will continue her studies for her second year, Birthday greetings and best Wishes are extended to three ladies and one gentleman who. celebrated birthdays during past month in the Village. All tour of these citizens are well over the 0, club, Mrs. Catherine Morrissey, Mrs. Pat Fleming, Mrs, Chas, Glavin and her brother Patrick Sullivan Sr. Honor bride at Woodham Joanne Muller entered Conestoga College, Kitchener last week to train for a registered nurse. Elizabeth Van. Osch registered. for her second year to continue her studies at Guelph University,,, Mary Ann Gielen has registered at Brescia College London to continue her studies in a Home Economics Course. Helen McCann registered at Western University London John Muller has registered at Guelph University Richard Trainor Hamilton spent the weekend with his mother Mrs. Mary Trainor. Theresa Carey, R.N. has returned to duties in Long Beach California; and Paul Carey has returned to his work in Sudbury. Mrs. Chas. Micallef and family Windsor returned home last Thursday. HOCKEY REGISTRATION — At Saturday's registration of the Exeter Minor Hockey Association parents ac- companied their youngsters to sign releases, Shown signing is Mrs. Gerald Prout while Doug Riddell and son Steve are at the back. Seated are Ray Brooks, Wayne Pearce and Ron Bqgart. T-A photo Couples mark anniversaries, students off to higher learning John Vintar, Superintendent of .Education' for the board, was rai sed $2,000 at the meeting and this will bring it up to $33,000 retroactive to. August 1. Mr, Connolly said that Joseph Tokar, Assistant Superintendent, was also given:a $2,000 increase raising his salary. to $27,000 effective September 1. Enrolment on opening day in the 19 separate elementary schools in Huron and Perth Coun- ties showed a decrease of '99 pupils from last-year according to la report given the trustees of the Huron-Perth County Roman Catholic Separate School Board at a meeting in Seaforth Monday. Enrolment' is 3167, John Vintar, Superintendent of Education, reported all the vacancies in ,the teaching staff had been completed with three new appointments, with the ex- ception of one more teacher re- quired at St. Michael's School in Stratford, Mr. Vintar said he would continue his efforts to secure a teacher and in the meantime the pupils were being accommodated in other classrooms. By MISS JEAN 4OPELAND Mrs. William Rundle, Mrs, Gerald Brintnell and Mrs. Jack Smith attended a bridal shower for Sue McMurray on Friday evening at the home of Mrs, Jim Scott, Exeter. Mrs. Audrey Cornish of Battle Creek, Michigan spent several days with Mr. & Mrs. George Wheeler. Mr. & Mrs, Bev Westman of Granton and Janet Westman of London were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Copeland, Cynthia, Ellen and Deanna. Mrs. John Butters, Mr. & Mrs. George Wheeler and Mrs. Audrey Cornish of Battle Creek, Michigan visited Sunday af- ternoon with Rev, and Mrs. J. P. Cooke of Thamesford. Congratulations to Mrs. Fred Former resident passes away The Ministry of Education has notified the Huron Perth County Roman Catholic Separate School Board that it has approved the request for an addition to St, Patrick's School at Kinkora by the Board in July. The board meeting in eom- mittee of the whole following the regular meeting in Seaforth Monday night, .discussed the ad- dition which will provide a library resource centre for the 203 pupils, This will give a cen- tral location for all teaching aids, library books and supplies for the school's use, as well it will provide suitable space for classes in special education and French language instruction. Jack Lane, business ad, ministrater, has been authorized to contact Kyles, Kyles and Garrott, Stratford architects, to draw up plans of the project. Mr. Lane will arrange a special meeting within a week if possi- ble. Mr,Lane told the press representative following the meeting that he is hoping that the board will be able to let the contract for construction before ChListmas for an early spring start on the work so that the 20,- 000 square foot addition will be ready for the September 1975 school opening. Michael Connolly, board chair- man, said the addition will cost about $50,000, Mr. Connolly informed the ,press that the present salary of Parkinson, Margaret and Janet on obtaining second prize on their float at Kirkton Fair, and to Calvin Rodd for two seconds with his 4-H calf, Thursday evening supper guests. with Mr. & Mrs. Reg McCurdy, Jason and Jeffrey to help Jeffrey celebrate his 2nd birthday were Mr. & Mrs, Earl Watson, Mrs, Bob Marshall, Brent and Lana of Kirkton, Miss Karen Insley and Mrs. Ira McCurdy, Mr. Eldon Hawkins of Third Lind and Mrs. Vera Huff- man of Stratford also visited in the evening. Shower bride at Greenway By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE THAMES ROAD " On Monday evening Mr. & Mrs. Ross Hodgert were treated to a chivaree. Euchre was played with ladies' high, Mrs. Ray Cottle; ladies; low, Mrs. Bill Snow; lone hands, Bill Snow; men's high, Wayne Rowe; men's low, Wilfred Hunkin. Lunch was served and Mac Hodgert spoke a few words, Mrs. Frank Kints presented Ross and Kay with a pin-up lamp. Fellowship Meeting The Fellowship meeting will be held in the church basement on Sunday evening at 8 p.m. Personals Mrs. Robert Jeffery spent a few days last week with Mr. & Mrs. Doug Jeffery of Windsor. Mrs. Francis , Allan Bardsley Toronto, Mr. George Hannahson Steatharines were recent visitors with Rev. and Mrs. Barry Robinson. Group C of the UCW catered to the Mayer-Cunningham wedding on Saturday in the church basement. Quite a number of people attended the reception and dance at the Exeter Legion Hall Saturday evening. Mr. & Mrs. Ross Hodgert, Mr, & Mrs. William Rohde celebrated Seniors start season with event at resort The new teacher appointments " made recently to fill the vacan- cies are: Nancy Holmes to. St. Joseph's School, Clinton; Joanne Hamilton to St. Joseph's School, Kingsbridge; and Linda Lee to Our Lady of Mount Carmel School at Dashwood. The new principal's relief ap- pointments are: Mary Lou Shantz at St. Joseph's School, Stratford; Sharyn Boren to Sacred Heart. School, Wingharn; and Aileen Craig to St. Joseph's School, Clinton. Gladys Talbot has been ap- pointed a remedial teacher at Ecole Ste. Marie School, St. Joseph. Joseph Tokar, Assistant Superintendent of Education, presented an evaluation report of the Family Life Program as presented to Grade 8 students from May n to June 21. This, was a pilot course in Family Life liv- ing so that each student would be able to understand and appreciate his own dignity and worth and that of his fellow man. The course integrated religion, guidance and health and was presented by an instructional team of the principal, pastor and grade eight teacher. The board will study the report and decide whether ,it should be continued this term and possibly ' extended. The report revealed that about 93 percent of the, students said they benefitted by taking the course and 92,3 per- cent of the parents recommend- ed that the course be offered to grade 8 students during this academic year 1974-75, Ted Geoffrey, Zurich chair- man of the building and maintenance committee, reported on work carried out by the committee during the summer totalling $40,686.32. Included in this work were new roofs on St.Ambrose School in Stratford and St. Patrick's School, Kinkora; new parking lot at St, Boniface School, Zurich; as well as sewer work at this school; improvements to kindergarten room at Dublin; levelling play area at Holy Name of Mary School, St. Marys, tiling at St.Ambrose of Stratford; and painting at six Perth schools and two Huron schools, as well as numerous smaller jobs in various schools costing less than $1,000 each. By MANUEL CURTS On Sunday September 8 in the early afternoon over fifty friends and relatives from Dorshester, Burlington, London, Wroxeter, Parkhill and Toronto gathered at Wilf and Carol Ormandy's for a combined bridal shower and barbeque in_ honor of her sister, Patricia Henderson and James Warren, both of Toronto. Their marriage is to take place October 12 at Wesley-Knox United Church, London, Mrs. Fred Love (Eleanor Griffeth), of Youngstown, Ohio, called on friends of former high school years, here on Monday. Weekend visitors with Mr. & Mrs, Russell Brown, Stewart and Alice, were Mr. & Mrs. Ray Wright, Sarnia, Mr. & Mrs. Eric Brown, London and Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Brown and family, Grand Bend, their twentieth and twenty sixth wedding anniversaries respec- tively on Wednesday evening by going to London for supper and then to a show. Mr, & Mrs. Victor Jeffery, Mrs. - Mabel Jeffery, Mr. & Mrs, Harry Coates, Exeter, Mr, & Mrs. Chas Jeffery were Sunday evening guests with Mrs. Dorothy Hut- chison, Mitchell, Mrs. William Cann is a patient in Victoria Hospital, Mrs, Glenn Jeffery was a patient in St. Josephs Hospital London. Joanne Hodgert has com- menced her studies at Althouse College London, Robert Bray at Fanshawe' College, Brian Miller at Guelph College, Barry Miller at Centralia College and Nancy Alexander at Ryerson Institute, Toronto. , Robert Bray spent the weekend with Rev. Stewart and Mrs. Miner and John at Port Rowan. John returned with Robert. John is attending University of Western Ontario. Billy, Diane and Robert Caswell London spent the weekend with their grandparents Mr, & Mrs. Alvin Passmore. Mr. & Mrs. Howard Ross and Lucky Science Hill visited one night last week with Mr. & Mrs. Mac Hodgert. Jim Snow of Chalk River spent the weekend with his parents Mr. & Mrs. William Snow. By MRS. HEBER DAVIS SAINTSBURY A former resident of this community passed away in London on September 10. Mi's, Lorne McFalls the former Edn a Dickins, The funeral was held from the Haskett Funeral home LuCan to St. James' Cemetery on Thur- sday September 12. Pallbearers were David Baker, Bruce Baker, London; Jack Dickins, Exeter; Frank Dickins, Ailsa Craig; Charlie Knapp and Chuck Knapp, St. Thomas, Personals Mrs. Hazel Eaton was hostess •on Tuesday evening for a meeting of the ACW, In the absence of president Mrs. Joan Greenlee, Mrs. Hugh Davis conducted a business meeting. Jean Barker, Nancy and Marylou Tindall spent the weekend with Mrs, R. Dickins, Exeter. Mr, & Mrs. Fred Dobbs, Freddie and Patti were weekend guests with their friends, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Mogk, Janet and John of Guelph at their cottage at Sauble Beach. Mr. & Mrs. Heber Davis and Mr. & Mrs. Cleve Pullman spent several days with the tatters uncle and aunt, Mr. & Mrs. Roy Grey. Kalamazoo Michigan, they returned home Monday evening. season of the U.C.W, afternoon unit was held Thursday afternoon in the church with 13 in at- tendance. President, Mrs. Olive Miller, presided and took charge of the worship service taking as her theme a story on the Beatitudes. Roll call was answered by "One thing we have learned from our tourists or friends". Lunch hostesses were Mrs. Ed Turnbull and Mrs. H, Morenz. Mansell Mason is a patient at South Huron hospital Exeter, and Colin Love is a patient at St. Joseph's hospital in London. Visitors during the week and weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Stewart Ravelle were their nephew Mr. & Mrs. Ronald McGregor of Dartmouth,' Nova Scotia, their daughter Esther of Toronto, Mrs. Ravelle's sister, Mrs. Pearl McGregor of Forest and Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Chamberlain also of Forest. Mr. & Mrs. Ricky Gaiser of Brantford visited Sunday with Mrs. Rosie Grigg. The Church of God ladies catered to a banquet Monday evening for the Gideon South Huron camp members, in the church basement. GRAND BEND The Senior Citizens held their first meeting of the fall season Wednesday afternoon at the Village Inn Retreat with 22 in attendance. Everyone joined in singing "Happy Birthday" to the members who had recent bir- thdays. A bus trip was discussed and a committee appointed to look after it and report at next meeting. Several games were played and lunch, served by the staff. Church Of God The Church of God ladies held their regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Rosie Grigg, Thursday evening. President Mrs. Rufus Turnbull presided. Roll call was answered by "Naming a Light."Mrs. Katie Vincent led the worship service. UCW meeting The first meeting of the fall * Gabian Stone ' * Calcium Chloride in 100 pound bags * Sand & Stone 'c Gravel * Stone for Weeping Beds EARL LIPPERT TRUCKING Cre diton 234-6382 Fill freezer with prizes inianunnunninununiniennamainuainniumnamininuininannummunuinnind. 12. = r... - --- = Personals Mr. & Mrs. Roy Morenz, Glenda and Tammy were Tuesday night supper guests in London with Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Morenz, Cheri and Michelle when they celebrated Roy's birthday. Rev. and Mrs. P.J. Klassen of Benton Harbour, Mich. visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Rufus Turnbull. Mrs, Max Turnbull spent the weekend with her son and wife Dr. & Mrs. R.B. Turnbull at their home in Walkerton and also at their cottage at Wiarton. PAINT SALE Visitors to the Exeter Fair this weekend will have the opportuni- ty to participate in the annual draw and a chance to win some good prizes, The draw will be made at the Fall Fair dance at the Legion hall, Saturday night and five lucky winners will be named. The top award is a quarter of beef donated by the Exeter District Co-Op. Reoszler Truck- ing of Crediton is providing a side of pork as second prize. Holder of the third ticket out of the barrel will get a side of lamb through the courtesy of Bob Ellerington and the next prize is a dressed turkey from Hayter's Turkey Farm at Dashwood, The fifth and final prize will be a bushel of apples donated by Barry Jeffery. A CLOWN AND FRIEND — One of the clowns in the Kirkton Fair parade Saturday was Susan Schaefer, Susan is shown above with her toy poddle Mr. Beau Jangles. T-A photo Seek crest for fall fair First Quality Almatex Paints Buy One Gallon At Retail Price And Get Second Gallon For Only Buy One Quart At Retail Price And Get Second Quart For Only JACK'S CENTRE DE OR F.'-. 5 show. • I Exeter Main St. Beside Victoria (5 Grey Trost 405 Main St. Exeter Phone 235-0511 Did you guess the right baby? (Answers to picture contest on page 19) 1, Grace Webbert, 2, Debra Whiting 3. Wendy Phillips 4, Theresa Voerman 5. Karin Ortmanns 6, Kathy Scott 1. Chris Dixon 8, Kathleen Gielen 9. Karen DeJong By DOLORES SHAPTON • 1 = Come and see the School Fair exhibits, The School Fair com- mittee is looking forward to a large showing as the children are bubbling with enthusiasm. We urge the children to .show their own work. The children that par- ticipate today will be our new 5 community tomorrow. ..,.. We are hoping for many en- tries in a new class of a Crest and = or Logo for the Exeter = Agricultural Society. __Photography and poetry classes 5 0 i are,hae eastlso new,i, side o the arena will ,.= be full 'of baking, sewing and = crafts. The children enjoy mak- ing the vegetable animals and ...= - birds and is a highlight of our ▪ The School livestock show will be taking place Saturday Prior- ...-7 ning and the judging will corn- = mence at 10:15 a.m. The horses F.'. will be judged in time to make it F-: to the parade at 11:39 a.m. fi Hope you have a wonderful day flundunininnliaMitaiuminunionunnlannunnuouniumunimfinnuniunnuominfi A t gxeter Fair.