The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-10-10, Page 5By MRS, SANFORD HUTTON
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USBORNE STUDENT COUNCIL—erecent election named the slate of officers for the 1974-75 student
council at Usborne Central school, Back, left, Stan Christie, Jamie Eveleigh, Greg Prout, Jim Siddall and
Donna Prout. Front, treasurer Elizabeth Scott, president Kevin Hern, vice-president Todd Heywood and
secretary Brenda Pincombe., T-A photo.
Corbett's at syrup meeting
UCW hosts regional
By mots. iRvIN RADER
DASHWQQD
Harry Hoffman attended the
International Disciplinary
Conference on Emergency
Services for Ontario on
"Disaster", Friday, October 4 at
the Skyline Hotel in Toronto.
Oyer 500 were in attendance.
Speakers included Dr. A.H,
Finlay, of the faculty of
medicine, University of Calgary
with the topic "Community
Involvement in Disaster", Fred
Skelton, "Communications";
Mrs. Julie Roberts, R.N.
"Casualty reception"; Dr. Ian
Mackay "Management of mass
casualties". The Minister of
Health, F.S. Miller also spoke
and the superintendent of
Metropolitan Toronto police,
H.A. Genno spoke on the police
point of view. Dr. Neville Poy, of
Scarborough Hospital spoke on
"Severly burned casualties" and
G.L. Jones, of the Operational
Services Division gave a case
study of an air crash.
Mr. Hoffman stated it was a
wonderful experience and should
be of interest to everyone in this
area.
the roll call "a country you would
like to visit." Mrs. Keller
discussed the motto, Take time to
listen to the music and customs of
another country and in so doing
one can educate themselves to
the needs of others.
Carol, Barbara and Brenda
Rader favoured with a musical
number. Mrs, Mervyn Tiernan
Whalen couple
attend banquet
By MRS, HAMILTON HODGINS
WHALEN
Mr, & Mrs. Bill Morley at-
tended the Presentation for the
retiring Huron County Warden
Friday evening at Brussels.
Mr. & Mrs. Ross Duffield were
guests at the Rudd-Oliver wed-
ding and reception on Friday
evening at Granton.
Mark Hodgins, son of Mr, &
Mrs, Allan Hodgins, had a bir-
thday party on Sunday for his 5th
birthday.
Mr. & Mrs. John Hill, Miss
Helen Hunter and Fred Hunter
all of Bruce Mines were Tuesday
visitors with Mr. & Mrs. John
Scott.
Mr. & Mrs, Bill Morley were
Saturday night supper guests
with Mr. & Mrs. Bill Brock,
Exeter.
Mr. & Mrs. Keith Hem and
family, Zion were Sunday dinner
guests with Mr, & Mrs. Ernest
Ferguson to celebrate Mrs.
Hern's birthday.
Mrs. Ken Zavitz and Mrs.
Lorne Ferguson, Thedford called
on Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Ferguson,
Sunday afternoon.
Later in the afternoon they all
visited with Mr. & Mrs. Bill
Armstrong, Clandeboye.
Mr. & Mrs. Alton Wallis and
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Wallis were
guests at the home of Ruth Hoyle,
London to honour Miss Hoyle's
parents, Mr. & Mrs. Wm Hoyle,
Tillsonburg on their 40th wedding
anniversary.
Mr. & Mrs. Ron Henderson and
family of Bright were Sunday
visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Earl
French.
Mr. & Mrs. Austin Hodgins
Lucan visited Sunday evening
with Mr. & Mrs. Hamilton
Hodgins.
Mr. & Mrs. Hamilton Hodgins
and Berton attended a surprise
birthday party Saturday evening
for Mrs. Hodgins father, Hilson
Grose, Lucan. Mr. Grose was 80.
intreduced the guest speaker
Rudy Ramos, a Philippine em-
ployed with Tillotsyn Plastics,
who spoke on his native country
and showed slides, He showed a
lovely tray woven from Bamboo
Wood with a picture of the
Philippines on it and later
donated it to the Dashwood W.I.
Mrs. Gordon Bender,
president, presided for the
business. The social groups are in
charge of a membership drive.
An invitation from Seaforth W.I.
was accepted. The Fall Rally was
discussed.
Dashwood 4-H girls club 2 held
their third meeting Monday,
September 30 at the community
centre with 10 girls present.
The leader Mrs. Earl Keller
discussed the house guest and
Mrs. Ray Rader demonstrated
the proper way to pack a suit-
case.
Mr. & Mrs. Ross Love ac-
companied by Mr. & Mrs. Verne
Sharpe, Parkhill, returned home
Monday, following a holiday in
the North calling on Mr. & Mrs.
Don Love and family, Sudbury,
Sunday evening.
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Adams have
returned home following a
month's vacation by bus to the
West coast. They visited relatives
and friends in Saskatchewan,
Alberta and British Columbia.
They visited with Mrs. Adams'
brother in Vancouver and many
many friends at Victoria.
Sunday visitors with Mr. &
Mrs. Lloyd Rader and Darlene
were Mr. & Mrs. Garnet Weiberg,
Waterloo and Mr. & Mrs. Ivan
Taylor, Kitchener.
Persona Is
Mr. & Mrs, Jack Cockwell and
Mr. & Mrs. Wilmer Pfaff and
Glen visited the Tractor Pull at
St. Thomas, Sunday.
Mr. & Mrs. T, Harry Hayter,
Mr. & Mrs. James Hayter and
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hayter spent
an enjoyable weekend with Mr. &
Mrs. Earl Vandahl and family,
Montreal, on the occasion of the
Vandahl's 25th wedding an-
niversary. Others attending were
Mr. & Mrs. Joe Bruce, Windsor,
and Mr. & Mrs. Glen Walper,
Detroit.
Canvass for Blind
The Canvass for the Blind will
be held in the Dashwood area
next Tuesday reported area
convener Mrs. H. Boyle. The
canvass will be conducted by the
Hi-C youth group.
By GORDON MORLEY
BRINSLEY
Mr. & Mrs. Charlie Corbett and
David attended the annual Maple
Syrup Producer's meeting held in
Kitchener last week.
The October meeting of the
UCW was held at the home of
Mrs. Edwin Morley. The Opening
hymn "God sees the little
sparrow fall" was sung.
Mrs. Harvey Steeper read the
scripture reading. A reading
"Everybody welcome or are
They" was given by Mrs. Jack
Trevithick. Poem "Be Pleasant"
was read by Mrs. Harvey
Steeper.
Mrs. George Lee took over for
the business. Minutes were read
and roll call was answered by 7
members. $10.00 donation was to
be paid to Arthritic bazaar to be
held in Parkhill November 2nd.
Group 2 ladies served lunch.
Persona Is
The sympathy of the com-
munity is extended to Mr. & Mrs.
Fred Lewis and Cathy, Mr. &
Mrs. Wilbert Lewis and Carolyn
in the loss of a brother and uncle,
George Bullock last Tuesday.
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Trevithick,
Mrs, E, Johnson and Bill,
Parkhill and Mr. & Mrs. Harvey
Walper family, Greenway visited
Sunday with Miss Ruth
Trevithick, Toronto.
Mrs. H. Whittard, Niagara-on-
the-Lake, spent the weekend with
her father Cecil Ellwood,
April and Terry Hodgins spent
The fourth meeting of the
Elimville No. 3 4-H "Happy
Hostess" club was held at the
home of Mrs. Phil Hern.
Mrs, Murray Coward gave a
discussion on an "Informal Tea"
followed by Mrs. Hem giving a
discussion on a "Formal Tea".
The roll was one thing I would
like in a guest room. Demon-
strations were given on how to
prepare fancy sandwiches
followed by tea which was en-
joyed by all.
Saturday with their grandparents
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Morley,
The Harvest Thanksgiving
Service was held in St. Mary's
Church Sunday.
Mrs. Anna Guest and her son
Graham, from Vancouver visited
with Mr. & Mrs. Charlie Corbett
and David Sunday. They also are
visiting with Mr. & Mrs. Jim Orr,
Parkhill,
The next meeting will be held
on October 22 .
Personals
Mn. & Mrs. Wm. Walters have
moved to their home in Exeter.
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Hutton,
Clinton spent Sunday with Mr. &
Mrs. Sanford Hutton and Diane.
Mrs. Reuben Pehlke, Monkton
is spending a few days with Mr. &
Mrs. Sanford Hutton and Diane,
while Mr. Reuben Pehlke is a
patient in St. Joseph's Hospital,
London.
South Huron Fall Regional
The ladies of Calvary United
Church hosted the Fall Regional
with about ninety in attendance.
Mrs. Mervyn Tiernan welcomed
all followed by a Hymn sung by
Grand Bend ladies. Devotions
were under the leadership of
Elimville ladies. Four ladies,
June Essery Centralia; Audrey
McGregor, Exeter; Lyn
Robinson, Thames Road; and
Ella Morlock, Crediton, held a
panel discussion "Rock of God."
Following dinner served by
Dashwood U.C.W. Exeter con-
ducted devotions followed by a
ladies quartette from Greenway.
Roll call was held when each
president gave a highlight of her
year in office. Guest speaker,
Mrs. Ellan Roff, Mitchell, took as
her topic "Growth." Chiselhurst
ladies collected the offering and
Thames Road Ladies, "Cour-
tesies,"
Dashwood W.I.
The Education and Cultural
Activities group with Mrs. Earl
Keller convener was in charge of
the October meeting of Dashwood
W.I.
Fourteen members and five
visitors were present to answer
At disaster convention.
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commence week of October 14
EXCEPT MONDAY NIGHT CLASSES WHICH BEGIN OCTOBER 21
REGISTRATION FEES 4. Classes will be held weekly, generally from 8 p.m. to
1. All classes will begin during the week of October 14. 10 p.m. Full Courses $12.00
2. Advance registration is desirable and may be made by 5. One credit toward a Graduation or Honour. Graduation *Half Courses (10 sessions or fewer) 7.00
phoning or visiting the school. Diploma will be allowed for academic courses completed. Grade XIII courses 20.00
3. Late registration will be accepted on opening night if class 6. Other courses will be considered if sufficient interest is Materials for projects must be supplied by students. Students
is not already filled. shown and a suitable instructor is available. must purchase required text books.
Phone the School Now and Enrol. Some courses may have to be cancelled if insufficient interest is indicated by enrolment
Central Huron
Secondary School
CLINTON Telephone — 482-3471
Monday Night
Bridge
DecorativeTube Painting
(Liquid Embroidery)
Gourmet Cooking
*Stretch Fabric Sewing (Advanced) l
*Stretch Fabric Sewing (Basic)
Upholstering
Women s Physical Fitness
Tuesday Night
Advance Sewing
Crafts
Golf
Machine Shop
*Motor Mechanics (Beginners)
Tailoring (at Seaforth D.H.S.)
Welding
Wednesday Night
Art
Basic Sewing
Bookkeeping
Electricity for Homemakers
*Hairdressing
Interior Decorating
*Small Engines
Woodworking
To Begin in March
*Gardening
*Gardening (at Seaforth D.H.S.)
Typewriting '
F. E. Madill
Secondary School
WINGHAM'
Telephone — 357-1800
Tuesday Night
*Bridge (Beginners)
*Creative Cooking
Decorative Tube Painting
(Beginners) (Liquid Embroidery)
*Defensive riving
Floral Design & Decoration
Stretch Knit Fabrics
Welding
•
Wednesday Night
Conversational French
Decorative Tube Painting
' (Advanced)
Farm Engines
*Hair Dressing
Household Appliances
Interior Decoration & Design
Sewing (General)
Typing (General)
Upholstery
Women's Fitness . •
Woodworking (General)
To Begin in November (Monday
*Snowmobiles
To Begin in April (Thursday)
*Golf (Beginners , Advanced)
Goderich District South
INSTITUTE
Collegiate GODERICH
Telephone — 524-7353
Monday Night
Art
Basic Sewing
*Beg innin g Typewriting
*Conversational French
• *Crafts
*English: Great Reading
*Golf
*Interior Decorating
Judo -Boys: 7-8:30; Men: 8:30-10
*Ladies Sports Night
*Photography
Practical Electricity
Tuesday Night
Advanced Sewing
*Badminton
*Drawing for Pleasure
*Needlework (Crewel)
Woodworking
\Wednesday Night
Intermediate Sewing
Thursday Night
investments
Judo - Girls: 7-8:30; Men: 8:30-10
To Begin in January
*Psychology - Child Development
*Sailing (Basic)
*Stretch 'Sewing
To Begin in February
*Psychology - Business
TO Begin in March *Gardening
Huron District High School
EXETER Telephone --235-0880
Monday Night WEDNESDAY NIGHT (cont'd)
Accounting (Gr. XIII) Introduction to Canadian Law( credit)
Art Law 400 ( credit )
Bookkeeping (Beginners) (credit) Mathematics 450 (credit)
Bookkeeping (Advanced) (credit) Mathematics (Gr. XIII)
Chemistry (Gr. XIII) Oil Painting • Geography (Gr. XIII) Sewing - 2
German (Beginners) Taxidermy (Beginners)
*Moral Problems in a Women's Fitness & Recreation
Permissive Society World Religions (Gr. XII)
Sewing (Beginners) Thursday Night Typing (Beginners) (credit)
Typing (Advanced) (credit) Auto Mechanics 341 (credit)
Basic Computer Programming (credit) Tuesday Night Beginning Spanish
Building Construction
Consumer Education (credit)
Ceramics
Developmental & Speed Reading
Electronics - Basic English (Gr. X)
English (Gr, XII) Geography (Gr. X)
*Furniture: Caning & Refinishing History (Gr. X)
*Lingerie (Knits, Stretch) History (Gr. XIII)
Man in Society (Gr. XII) Judo - Jr. Beginners
*Modern Jazz Dancing Judo - Sr. Beginners
Square Dancing Mathematics (Gr. X)
Welding Men's Fitness & Recreation
Bridge Physics (Gr. XIII)
Wednesday Night Science (Gr. X)
Sewing - 3
Architectural Drafting Shorthand (Beginners) (credit)
Biology (Gr, XIII)
Cameo Tube Painting Night to be Announced
(Liquid Embroidery) *Golf
*Community Theatre Workshop french (Gr. XII)
Drafting & Blueprint Reading To Begin in January Electricity (Advance)
Electricity (Basic) *Baseball Fundamentals
English (Gr, XIII) *Interior Decorating (Beginners)
*First Aid (St, Johns) *Interior Decorating (Advanced)
General Machine Shop *Men's Knits