The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-07-17, Page 24Mrs. Doreen McRobert and Mr.
4 Mrs. Don Pinkbeiner of
Crerliton spent a few days last
week holidaying with. their aunt,.
Mrs. Dora fiinglend of
Rochester, New York.
Mr, & Mrs. Elmer Summer are
spending a weeks vacation at
Nine Mile Lake with Mr. & Mrs,
Earl Middleton.
' Mr. Wilfred Riddell ,and Mr.
James Hodgins flew to Des
Moines, Iowa fora few days last
week. They were on a farm tour
sponsored through United Co-op
and visited the University of Iowa
and researchcentres during their
tour.
Mrs. Wesley Shier of
Thamesford was vacationing last
week with Mabel MeNaughton
and visited with some of her
former friends in the village.
Mrs. Kieth Fawcett of St.
Marys and Susan Mark. of Win-
nipeg, Manitoba visited with Mr,
Hubert Hodgins on Wednesday of
last week.
Mr. & Mrs. William'Pennington
celebrated their twenty-sixth
wedding anniversary up at their
campsite at Pinehurst on the
weekend.
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins,
Mrs. Lois Herbert and family
motored to. Cellingwood on the
weekend. While there Mr, & Mrs.
Hodgins attended the Langford-
Stayner wedding at Centennial
United Church, .Stayner..
Nixon Reunion
The Nixohs held a
familyreunion last Sunday at the
home of Mr, 4 Mrs, Garfield,
Nixon of Granton. Of the so
family members who attended
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Kerpan and
family of Watson, Saskatchewan
were from the farthest distance.
TRACK STARS AT ST. PATRICK'S — Winners in each age division were named at a recent track and field
fleet at St. Patrick's Separate. School, Bock, left, Anthony Vanen Heuvel, Connie Duynisveld, John DeKort,
Brenda Boland, Susan Huffman and John Broeders. Front, Christine Giesen, John Kaune, Deanna Pinnell,
Richard Giesen, Robert Giesen,,Joe Mclihargey and Carol Den Oten, T-A photo
Large crowd at Brinsley
church chicken barbecue
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JULY 18, 19 & 20
at the Downtown "Flats" Park
Midway in full operation for three full days of fair
FRIDAY
—Women's Division entries 9-12 noon
—Parade from Colle'giate Grounds starting at 7 p.m.
—Official Opening - 8 p.m.
followed by
—Amateur Show
—Western Horse Show - 7 p.m.
SATURDAY
—Boys & Girls' Pet Show - 10 a.m.
—Warriors Day Parade with Color Party, starting from
Collegiate Grounds - 1 p.m.
—Dairy Cattle on grounds by 11 a.,m.
—4-H Dairy Calf Clubs Judging 12 noon - 1 p.m.
—Light & Heavy Harness Horse Show at 12:30 p.m.
—Tug-A-War by Pro's (5 teems competing)
—4-H Small Engines Club
4-H Veterinary Club
4-H Horse Club 1 p.m.
—8 p.m. Professional Show of TV entertainers featuring
"Homes Sisters, Bill James, magician; Johnny Main, ven-
triloquist and others
Lee Paul M.C.
SUNDAY
—Lion's Club Pancake Breakfast - 9 a.m.
—Hunter & Jumper Horse Show 12:00 noon
—Baby Show -2 p.m. Contact Mrs. Jas. Rankin 284.1253
—Grace Community Church service - 7 p.m. with Rev. Allan
T. McGuirl,
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Saturday, Aug. 2
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—Country Music Dance at Pavilion in Park
Sunday, Aug. 3
—Church Service
—2:00 p.m. Unveiling of Centennial Plaque
—4:30-7:00 p.m. Chicken Barbeque
—Evening Gospel Sing
Monday, Aug. 4
—7-9 a.m. Early Morning Outdoor Breakfast
—Horse Show
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—Ball Games, Turtle Races
—4:30-7:00, Beef Barbeque
—7:30, Concert featuring
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BY MRS. E, SUMMERS
.Saturday evening a "FareWell
Dance" Waa held in the
Verester's Hall in honour of Mr.
4 Mrs. Dick Kloss and family.
They Were presented with gifts
and a sum of money. Everyone
had an, enjoyable evening and
wished. the 'MOSS family best
wishes in their new inime at
Brueefield. Mr. 4 Mrs. Klass
were both very Active in com-
munity and are
Certainly going to be missed.
Mr, 4 Mrs, Gordon Smith,
formerly of Granton, were
honbured on their fortieth
wedding anniversary Sunday at
the home of their daughter Mr.
Mrs, Bob Osborne of Strathroy,
People 4001014 from the
Granton area were 1Mr., Mrs,
Art Harlton,, Mr. & Mrs. Walter
Jones, Mr, & Mrs, Elmer
Harlton, Mrs. Mary McRobert,
Mrs, Willa Harding and Mrs,
Shirley Bannerman,
Ball news
The senior girls ball team
played two games last week,
Wednesday evening they
emerged the winners over
Exeter 5-3 at Exeter ball park.
Thursday night at Granton bail
park, they had a decisive win
over Staffa 21-7.
The Bryanston senior men lost
to Lieury 4-1 Tuesday evening at
Granton ball park, Thursday
night at Sylvan, they emerged the
winners in a. close game 4-2.
Sunday evening at Granton
Community park, they lost to
Nairn 3-1 in an exciting game:"
For fast and exciting ballaction
come out and support these two
excellent ball teams.
Anglican church Sunday School
picnic
The Anglican church held a
picnic Friday on the, church
grounds for the children. Mrs.
Donna Acres and Mrs. Dianna
Beatson, organizers of the event,
supervised races and games and
everyone enjoyed lunch and
refreshments. The Sunday School
presented Marion Herbert with a
beautful gold pendant on her
confirmation.
Church news
At Granton United Church
Sunday, Mr. John Harlton con-
ducted the morning services in
the absence of Rev. Mary
Menally. Guest speakers were
Dr, & Mrs. Robert Hilliard of
Toronto, They spoke about their
missionary work in Africa where
Dr. Hilliard and his wife, a nurse,
help run a hospital at Kenya.
Both Dr. & Mrs. Hilliardand their
children are returning to Africa
in the fall.
Bridal show,er
Saturday evening at Granton
Masonic Hall, a family bridal
shower was held hosted by Mrs,
Ivor Lindsay in honour of her
niece Mary, Joan Bannerman.
About forty people attended and
the bride-to-be received many
beautiful gifts which she very
ably thanked everyone for. The
evening concluded with a lovely
luncheon,
Personals
Mrs. Nancy, Marshall, Mrs.
Shiela Hoar arid children had an
enjoyable holiday at Mrs,
Marshall's parents cottage at
Goderich last week.
Mr. & Mrs. Wes McGuffin, and
family and Mrs. Henrietta
Carson have been enjoying some
of the tourist attractions close to
home these past two weeks
during Mr. McGuffin's holidays.
Their trip to 'Collingwooci where
they toured the scenic caves was
reported to have been just
beautiful.
Miss Dana Kloss of Brucefield
spent a few days holidaying with
Melissa and Kent Harding.
Sister Anne Marie Rooney of.
Vancouver B.C. is home on
summer vacation from her
teaching duties and has been
visiting her sister and family Mr.
& Mrs. Steve Rooney of the
village.
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Lester and
family entertained her brother
Mr. Bruce Otter and friend of
Woodstock Saturday evening.
Mrs. Barbara Jamieson and
Chad have returned from
Fredericton N.B. where they
spent a week's holiday with Mr. &
Mrs. Bruce White and Amy, the
formerS sister.
Mrs. Florence McRobert has
reutrned from a ten day vacation
in Calgary, Alberta where she
stayed with her daughter, Ruth
Ann and niece Frances Thomson.
Mrs. McRobert was welcomed
back Thursday/ evening at
London Airport by her_ husband,
Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Harlton and
Mr, & Mrs. Bill Thomson.
Mr. & Mrs. Ward Ellyatt and
Patty and girl friend Alietha
Carty have just !returnedfrom a
two week camping trip to Long
Point. On their return home,
Ward's brother and family Mr. &
Mrs. David Ellyalt of
Harrisburg, Penn U.S.A. are
spending a week visiting with
them.
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Jones at
tended the Tipping-Jones wed
ding last Saturday in St. Marys
By GORDON MORLEY
BRINSLEY
Last Wednesday evening there
Thames Road folk
visit many events
By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE
THAMES ROAD
Mr. & Mrs, Hollis potter of
Burlington were Sunday guests
with Mr. & Mrs. Jack Stewart,
Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Temple &
Mrs, Ruth Harris of Monaca,
Penn. were Wednesday evening
guests with their cousins Mr. &
Mrs. Gordon Stone.
Mr. & Mrs. Rick Potter of St.
Catharines spent the weekend
with Mr. & Mrs. Jack Stewart
and family.
Mrs. Ted Kernick, and infant
daughter Lisa Marie returned
home from Stratford General
Hospital on Saturday.
Quite a number of relatives
attended the fiftieth year of the
Hodgert reunion at Queen's Park,
Stratford on Saturday.
Several from this community
attended the reception and dance
for the Turnbull-Tuckey bridal
couple at Exeter Legion Hall on
Saturday evening.Many from
this community attended the
reception and dance for Debra
Hem and Jim McCann, bridal
couple at Dashwood Pavilion on
Saturday evening.
Several from this community
attended the twenty-fifth wed-
ding anniversary for Mr. & Mrs.
Roy Ferguson on Saturday
evening at the Pineridge Chalet.
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Tittles-Advocate, July l7, 1975
Granton .parties for farewell, anniversary
SEAFORTH CRAFT FESTIVAL
SATURDAY, JULY 19
from ii fa 9
Wooden toys, ceramics, macrame, silk screen, Indian silver, ragedy Ann
dolls, wood Carving, petit point and crewel, leather craft, oil and china
painting, crocheting, binder twine recycling and wicker weaving.
Weaving, hand spinning, refinishing and oil painting demonstrations.
HOME BAKE SALES HOME COOKED LUNCH AND SUPPER AVAILABLE
SEAFORTH COMMUNITY CENTRE
Adults X00, Children with an adult, Freew
By MRS. S. HUTTON
Mrs. Dan Coward, Mrs. Frank
Kints, Mrs. Dennis Rowe, were
co-hostesses at a bridal shower
held on Tuesday evening at the
Kirkton Community Centre, for
Miss Joan Lynn. Mrs. Jean Lynn,
and Mrs. Larry Lynn also at-
tended,
Mr. & Mrs. Glen Sheill of
Listowel spent a few days with
Mr. & Mrs. Sanford Button.
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Hutton of
Clinton spent the weekend with
Mr. & MrS. Sanford Hutton.
Mr. & Mrs. Phil Huh attended
the McCann-Bern wedding at
Mount Cannel on Saturday.
Miss Janet Hern, Mr. Gary
Hern spent the weekend with Mr.
& Mrs. Phil Fern,
A bridal shower was held at
Blake for Miss Karen. Kerslake
Thursday.
,Mr. & Mrs. Theron Creery, Mr.
Earl Creery spent Monday at the
Bluewatet Club Picnic at the
Godetieh Harbeur Park,
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Shannon
and Miehael of Sarnia, Mr, &
Mrs, Gary Eagleson and Andrew
of Chatham, Mr. & Mrs, Frank
Itints Dennis, Dale and Denise
I and Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Bern were
guests of Mr, &Mrs. ban Coward
on Saturday prior to the depar-
ture of Gary, Marilyn and
Andrew lot gngland.
were approximately 675 people
attended the chicken barbecue at
the Brinsley United Church
sponsored by the UCW.
Best wishes are extended to
Mr. & Mrs. Albert Grose (nee
Bonnie Watson) who was
married in Brinsley United
Church Saturday,
Mr. & Mrs. Ambrose Koricina
and family were camping at
Ipperwash for a week.
Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Morley
spent 5 days recently at. Grace
Mackenzie Park near' Kintail.
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Laird of
London visited last week with Mr.
& Mrs. Harvey Tweddle.
Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Steeper and ,
family attended the Pickering
reunion held last Sunday af-
ternoon.
Mr. & 'Mrs. Robert Scate of
Moray attended the church
service in the Brinsley United
Church, Sunday.
Nile Foster spent the weekend
at her home near Greenway.
Last Sunday two missionaries
took the sermon in the United
Church. One guest speaker spoke
of her overseas work in India, the
other speaker of her work in the
field of nursing in Korea.
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Lewis and Mr,
& Mrs. Wilbert Lewis attended
the Decoration service in
Parkhill cemetery last Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. & Mrs. Dave Grogan, of
Kerwood were recent visitors
with Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Tweddle.
Elmer Shepherd is able to be
home from the hospital after his
recent accident,
Mr. & Mrs. Don Newey and
girls visited Thursday afternoon
with the letters aunt Mrs.
Johnson in Parkhill,
The Sunday school and Ladies
Guild had their picnic Sunday on
the church grounds. Over 30 were
present-and participated in races
and a pot luck lunch.
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