The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-05-29, Page 9WRITING BICYCLE TESTS — More than 40 Exeter and area youngsters participated in Saturday's bike
rodeo at the Exeter arena. The rodeo was sponsored jointly by the Exeter Kinsmen club and the Exeter police
department. Above, Kin president Dennis Hockey watches as Tom and Alex Irvine write their tests. T-A photo
Rev. Tupling guest speaker
Celebrate church anniversary
Miss Aggie Northgrave.
The Tuplings seeing
old friends and acquaintances
and later visited with Mr. & Mrs.
D. Kestle and Janis.
Persona Is
Mr. Cal Jackson was a guest
with Mrs, J. Donaldson and
Cindy.
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Simpson and
children London visited Sunday
evening with Mr. & Mrs. W.
Simpson.
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Isaac, Mr.
& Mrs. Ralph Simpson, Mr, &
Mrs. Murray Simpson & Mathew,
St. Marys, Mr. & Mrs. A. Blake,
Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Simpson
celebrated with Mr. & Mrs. Keith
Simpson on Sunday. The occasion
being Davids birthday. Pat
Telford London, called on
Saturday.
Mrs. Arnold Lewis spent the
weekend visiting with her sister
and brother-in-law Mr. & Mrs, D.
Crow and family and Mr. & Mrs.
Doug Lewis, London.
Mrs. Ronald MacDonald
Kitchener, spent the past week
visiting with Mr. & Mrs. W. Scott
and Brenda.
The Lucan fire department was
summoned to Clandeboye
Saturday, which proved to be a
false alarm. Sometime we might
urgentlyineed the service of this
fire brigade so please don't play
games, it could be you in need.
Dr. & Mrs. Lowden and family,
are soon to be moving to Van-
couver B.C.
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Pescod and
son who have been living in the
school house have purchased the
Lowden home and will be taking
up residence there.
Mrs. Hornell had her daughter,
son-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. M. Het-
trick from Kirkland Lake
spending a few days,
Mr. Lorne Derbyshire has
returned to the nursing home in
Ailsa Craig and is somewhat
improved.
Congratulations are in order
for Bud McIver, driver and
winner at the recent Delaware
stock car race.
Achievement Day at Parkhill
Was the wind up of "Lets Bake
Bread,"
Joanne Cunningham took
county honors. The next club will
be in the fall,' Taking a look at
yourself:
Marilyn Groenewegen was.
one of the girls from Separatel
School patrol leaders to attend!
the jamboree in Ottawa for 3!
days. There were 8000 patrol
leaders.
Tracey Harrison, Dorothy
Cunningham, Tracey Cun-
ningham were among the group
from Biddulph grade seven who
',went to Toronto, Friday to visit
the Science Centre.
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Beckett, Kit-
chener, Mr. & Mrs. R. Millson,
London, Mr. & Mrs. E. Glavin,
Leona, Huron Park, Mr. & Mrs.
Gerald Millson celebrated Mrs.
Clarence Millsons birthday.
Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs.
Orville Rollings who have a new
granddaughter.
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The United Church was well
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Mrs. Tupling were guests on the
110th Anniversary of the Clan-
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Cal Jackson, London very ably
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accompanied by Miss Debbie
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Rev. Tupling chose as his
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E LIMN/ LLE
Sunday morning, there was a
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Road-Elimville congregations at I
Thames Road United. Church,
There was a special service !
dedicated to missions.
All young groups presented
their gifts to the missions, and, a
special sermon included a film
on "stewardship,"
Mr. & Mrs, Emerson Penhale,
Sheila, Mark and Mr. & Mrs. Bill
Routly visited with Mr. & Mrs,
Rein WestdorpatAlew Lowell on
Sunday.
Mr. & Mrs. Alvin. Fulton and
Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Cooper visited
the weekend with Mr. & Mrs.
Butcherit and boys of Toronto.
S. W. McFalls of Lucan visited
with Mr. & Mrs. Bill Routly on
Thursday.
Mr. & Mrs. Doug Johnston and
family of Lucan visited Monday
evening with Mr. & Mrs. Alvin
Cooper.
Douglas Kyle spent the
weekend at Lions' Head.
Mr, & Mrs. Lloyd Webber
visited Friday evening with Mr.
& Mrs. Alvin Cooper.
Mrs. Ken Lovie visited Friday
evening with Mr. & Mrs. Floyd
Cooper and family.
Doug Scott, Catherine Abbott,
Carol Allen, Lisa Westcott and
Kathy Cooper visited the
Stratford!Shakespearean,Festival
on Monday
Mr. & Mrs. Floyd Cooper and
family visited Sunday afternoon
with Mr. & Mrs. Russell Morley
at Port Franks.
Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Webber and
Mr. & Mrs. Garnet Wilson spent a
few days touring the Haliburton
Highlands, Muskoka Lakes and
Algonquin.
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Andrew Vivian, Michael
Finlayson, Robbie Quance, Bob
Scott and Terry Templeman,
were among the Cromarty scouts
that attended the weekend
campout at Wildwood Park.
Barbara Templeman spent the
holiday weekend with Wanda and
Michelle Martyn, Russeldale.
Mrs. Ernest Willard and
Kathy, Exeter visited on the
weekend with Mr. & Mrs. John
Miller and family.
Elizabeth Templeman was a
weekend guest of Margaret Van
Herk, RR 5, Mitchell.
Mrs. Mary Miller, a former
resident of this community, who
now resides at the Riverside Rest
Home, Mitchell celebrated her
93rd birthday on Saturday. Mr. &
Mrs. Leslie Miller were among
those visiting with her.
Mrs. Carter Kerslake, Mrs.
Bert Daynard, Mrs. Charles
Douglas, Mrs. John Miller, and
Mrs. John Templeman, attended
the Perth South District annual
meeting at Kirkton on Tuesday.
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