The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-09-26, Page 22GRAND BEND
'he first toil meeting of the
WOITiefIS. Institute was held in. the
town hail Thursday evening with
14 present. Vice president Mrs,
Nola Taylor, presided in the
absence of the president.
Roll call was answered by
telling what "Success means"-,
Mrs. Art Webb as convener of
Education and Cultural activities
spoke on ageing, that people
should prepare for old age by
keeping in contact with friends,
have a hobby, and remain in the
main stream of life, instead of
rusting away. She also told how
retarded children, accident
victims and the handicapped can
Sept. 27 and 28
Anniversary
at Granton
By MRS. WILLA HARDING
Mr. & Mrs. Clifford iicRobert
were the guests of honour on their
50th wedding anniversary at an
open house on Sunday in their
home from 24 in the afternoon.
and 7-9 "in the'*e'venitig.'
Around 150 people attended
from Sarnia, Exeter, Parkhill,
Thorndale, St. Marys, Michigan,
Crediton and the surrounding
area.
Mr. & Mrs. McRoberts were
married September 25, 1924 in
Granton at Mrs. McRobert's
home farm situated on the edge
of the village with Rev. Allison
officiating.
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Sat., Sept. 28
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or. at several local business establishments
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CARDS ON SALE NOW - $1.00 PER CARD
Available from any Lions Club Member .
Proceeds for community betterment
Drive carefully GB women hear about aging
be taught to be useful.
An invitation from Zurich W.I.
was extended to the Grand Bend
members for their 60th an-
niversary.
Lunch hostesses were Mrs. Les
Adams, Mrs. M. Turnbull, Mrs.
W. Fassold, and Mrs. Rosie
Grigg.
CWL meets
There were around 18 members
attended the C.W.L. for the first
fall meeting, Monday night at the
Alhambra hall.
In the absence of the president,
Mrs. Tom Viemix, vice president,
chaired the meeting. Part of the
group plan to attend the Diocesan
Deanery meeting in Petrolia on
October 8th.
Mrs. Nola Taylor returned
home last week from a in. day trip
to the West Coast going as for as
Vancouver by plane and retur-
ning home by ear with her
daughter and soli-in-law, Mr.
Mrs, Brian Carey of London, who
were holidaying in the west.
Mrs. -Raymond Kading, ac-
companied by her cousins,
Mrs. Earl Maker of St. Thomas
returned last week from a 3 week,
camping and fishing holiday near
Gore Bay on Manitoulin Island.
Dean Smith is a patient at .St.
Joseph's hospital, London,
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ONE MALE INVADER Of the six winners in Ffiday's Exeter Fair
baby contest only one was o boy. Mrs, Kevin Pfaff holds runner-up
Shone of the right while the winner in the one to four months class Mrs.
Judy Finch and Angela are at the left, T-A photo
Tea
All ladies in Middlesex
North are cordially invited
to offend a tea at the home
of
MRS. WILLIAM A.
STEWART
Wed., Oct. 2
2130 - 4:30 p.m,
7:00 - 9;00 p.m.
By the ladies of the Progressive-
Conservative Association
Reception
and Dance
for
LAURA BARRETT
and
.GLEN -STIRE
(Bridal Couple)
Sat., Oct. 5
9 - 1
CREDITON
COMMUNITY CENTRE
Music by
HOWARD BROS.
Lunch Provided
Everyone Welcome
Huronview may use
nearby natural gas
county who will no doubt require
care in years to come,
"Our concern is increased
since we are operating at or near
capacity and our waiting list of
senior citizens continues to
grow," said Reeve McKinley.
Chester Archibald, ad-
ministrator at Huronview,
agreed the Home is near capaci-
ty. He reported that 297 residents
presently live at Huronview with
five more in hospital at the pre-
sent time bringing the population
at Huronview to 302. Capacity is
310.
Mr. Archibald said that four
more people are scheduled for
admittance to Huronview in the
near future.
"And this month the com-
mittee is faced with the largest
number of applications for ad-
mittance ever," said Mr.
Archibald.
Mr. McKinley told council of a
recent meeting with John Cargo,
Supervisor of protective ser-
vices, community services
development branch, mentally
retarded division of the ministry
of community and social ser-
vices. Council learned• a protec-
tive service worker is to be
located in Huron by April of 1975.
The ministry feels that mental-
ly retarded adults can best be
cared for in foster homes in their
own communities rather than be-
ing institutionalized. "The
problem comes in trying to find
homes in the communities to
take this type of patient and care
for them," said Mr. McKinley.
"The committee can foresee
the day when this could be a ma-
jor problem," Reeve McKinley
stated. "If Huronview is the only
place provided for these people,
it could deprive senior citizens of
the facilities which have been
provided for them."
"The next couple of years may
bring some answers" Reeve
McKinley went on. "But it will
take a little bit df understanding
on the part of society in general
and ourselves as leaders to try to
bring this about.
South Huron
District Hospital
Women's Auxiliary
Natural gas deposits in Stanley
and Goderich townships may
soon be a source of heat for
Huronview, Huron's home for
the aged just outside Clinton.
It was learned at last week's
county council meeting that Mof-
fat Lake Explorations Inc. has
applied to the Energy Board for
a franchise to supply gas to
Tuckersmith Township and the
company has agreed to supply
gas to Huronview at 95 cents per
Mcf. This price is guaranteed to
September 1. 1976,
Anson McKinley, reeve of
Stanley Township, told council
he hopes the deal with Moffat
Lake Explorations goes through.
"We had hoped to have it com-
pleted by this fall but probably it
will be next year now," he said.
The price of fuel oil for Huron-
view is now 33.9 cents per gallon,
an increase of 16,47 cents or a
whopping 94 percent since Oc-
tober 1973.
Mr. McKinley also advised
council that the Huronview com-
mittee has become concerned
with the number of young adult
retardees admitted to the home
in recent months. He said there
are great many other young
adult retardees throughout the
QUEEN GETS WATCH - The top prize to 1974 Exeter Fair Queen Karen
DeJong was a Bulova watch presented by Exeter jeweller Earl Campbell.
T-A photo
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FRIDAY - SATURDAY - SUNDAY
September 27-28.29
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NOVEL BICYCLES — Two bikes entered in Saturday's parade were of
the unusual variety. Greg Dougall stands beside his elongated vehicle
while Cheryl Noyes is perched on her unicycle. T-A photo I I
Dance
HENSALL ARENA
Sat., Sept. 28
10-1
Music by
'Country Companions'
Lunch Provided
$4.00 per couple
Sponsored by
Hensall Legion
25th
Wedding
Anniversary
for
ELMER and JENNY
ROWE
Sat., October 5
9 9
EXETER
LEGION HALL
Music by
THE WAYSIDERS
Lunch Provided
Everyone Welcome
Best Wishes Only
Reception
and Dance
for
MARY HODGINS
and
JOE HODGINS
(Bridal Coupled
Sat., Sept. 28
9 - 1
CREDITON
COMMUNITY CENTRE
Music by
ROGER QUICK &
THE RAINBOWS
Lunch Provided
Everyone Welcome
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Red Cross
BLOOD
DONOR
CLINIC
South Huron District
High School
MON:, SEPT;
6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
NOTE: BOYS WHO ARE 17 years old can
be blood donors, but must have
written permission from parent or
guardian. GIRLS MUST BE 18 years
old.
Sponsored by: Legion Ladies Auxiliary
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Reception
and Dance
for
PAUL NEWMAN
ROBERT REDFORD
KATHARINE ROSS.
"BUTCH CASSIDY AND
THE SUNDANCE KID"
Panavision. • Color by De".. (7)
Adult co
Entertainment SUSAN GILL
and
RICHARD TURKHEIM
(Bridal Couple)
L.A.Q. Is Here!
Grand Bend OPP
closed for season Sat., Oct. 5
9 - 1
ZURICH
COMMUNITY CENTRE
The Grand Bend detachment
office of the Ontario Provincial
Police is closed for the winter
months.
The Grand Bend area is being
patrolled regularly by officers
from the Pinery Park, Anyone
needing the services of a police
officer in the Grand Bend area
is asked to call 243-2735 or the
Forest detachment at Zenith
5000.
In the only motor accident of
the week, Constable R. J.
Sawyers estimated damages at
$700. it occurred on Ontario
street in Grand Bend.
The drivers of the vehicles in-
volved were William R. Hutchin-
son and Raymond A. Dunn, both
of Downsview. No injuries were
reported.
Exeter Lions Present
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Lunch Provided
Everyone Welcome
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Sat., Sept. 28
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Green Forest Motor Hotel
Thursday, October 3
EXETER - By Exeter Lions Club
HURON-PARK - By Exeter Lions Club
CENTRALIA - Ra y S. h h ottorri and helpers
DASHWOOD - Mrs. Hugh Boyle and helpers
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