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Times-Advocate, 1978-11-09, Page 9^J* Anita's, a new ladies wear opened Thursday on Main street. Shown cutting the ribbon to open the store are Kellie Swartman, Fran Shaw, the wife of Exeter's mayor, owner Anita Swartman and Leslie Swartman. T-A photo By JOY SCHEIFELE AILSA CRAIG A few parents and younger children joined with the students from East Williams Public School Monday af- Times-Advocate, November 9, 1978 Held at K-W hall t List winners from Hallowe'en By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS KIRKTON The annual Halloween masquerade party was held in the Kirkton-Woodham Community Hall, October 31. Prizes winners were: Pre-School Best Hallowe’en Costume, Neta Heynsburgin, Elan r Gabian Stone Calcium Chloride in 100 pound bags Sand & Stone Gravel Stone for Weeping Beds EARL LIPPERT TRUCKING LTD. Crediton 234-6382^ Couchie; Best Comic, Mark Michael Foster, Debbie Doupe, Randy Johnson; Best Representation, Jamie Osborne, Mary Margaret Coward, Jessica Blackler; Best Patriotic, Kelly Robinson, Greg Blackler, JessicaWilson; Best Dressed Couple, Gary and Chris Heynsburgin Kindergarten and Grade I Best Hallowe’en Costume, Tracy Shute, Michael Doupe, Kathryn Atkinson; Best Comic, Katie Paul, Karen Foster, Susan Selves; Best Representation, Jenny Burgin, Rhett Hawkins, Martin Heynsburgin; Best Patriotic, Danny Scott, Dale Switzer; Best Dressed Couple, Bonnie Hartwick and Sandra Spence and Jason McElrea and Sherri Regier. I Osborne; Best Dressed Couple, Steve Selves and Devin Shamblaw, Chris Weernink and Blake Robinson and Diana Bragg andMartha LeeBearss. Grades 5,6,7 and 8 Best Hallowe’en Costume, Vicki Burgin, Marie Stephens, Diane Willis; Best Comic, ~ Deanna Spence; tation, Valerie Brintnell; Best Original, Laurie Hawkins, Marlene Denham, Stephen Thomp­ son; Best Dressed Couple, Karen Atkinson and Sonya Fletcher, Leanne Burgin and Jill Burgin and Maureen Blackler and David Dressed Couple, Kevin Stephen, and Tim Shute, Harold Switzer and Bert Bickell and David Blackler and Randy McNaughton. Oldest Person in Costume, Ethel Stephen; Youngest Person in Costume, Heyn­ sburgin twins. Homes can be adapted “Royal Homes Limited of Wingham will adapt any of their home plans to ac­ commodate handicapped persons,” says Cor Mulder. Mr. Mulder believes anyone building a lifetime ■ home should do so with wheelchair accessibility in mind. This can be done at an additional cost of ap­ proximately $600. Mr. Mulder addressed the ALPHA (Awareness League for Physically Handicapped Adults) Huron group at Clinton Public School. Slides were shown of the different stages of building these prefab houses, and the many models available. Bert Sootheran, vice- president of ALPHA Huron, chaired the meeting. ALPHA meets next at Brussels Arena, November 28 at 8 p.m. The possibility of helping the March of Dimes plan an Awareness Day in Goderich will be discussed. ternoon when the “Theatre Beyond Words” visited the school. The group presented the pantomime play “Potato People.” The audience was completely captured by the silent actions skillfully put forth. The company of five writes and directs their own material as well as creating scenery and sets. The group is sponsored by the Mid­ dlesex County Public Library with the co­ operation of the “Prologue to the Performing Arts.” Wednesday, November 22, the Home and School Association of East Williams plans to feature a program entitled, “Discipline Without Fears-Will Sparing the Rod Spoil the Child?” It is believed this a timely topic of concern not only to teachers, and parents but all members of the community. The Association is also renewing the program of Friday evening movies once a month when on Friday December 1 the Walt Disney’s “Christmas Car­ toon Special” will be shown in the school’s gymnasium. It was felt this would be a good way to start off the Christmas season. A minimal charge will “be.^ levied and funds raised will [y support school activities. Elfmvllle By KATHY COOPER The Thames Road Elimville Young People held their meeting Sunday at the Elimville United Church. The meeting topic was on “Halloween.” The discussion, centred on “Come As You Are.” The meeting ended with a lunch of popcorn and pop. Personals Guests during the week with Mr. & Mrs. Bill Routly were Mr. Hillson Whiteford, Ingersoll. Mrs. Ella Somers and Mrs. Mildred Crago, St. Marys, Mrs. Dorothy Thomson, London and Mr. & Mrs. Don Wilcpx, Timothy and Tracey, Kitchener. Mr. & Mrs. Don Kyle and boys, London visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Cooper. CAMPBELL, FOR EXETER COUNCIL 3 Q x- El □ □ El □ □ □ El El El Danny Shute, Copeland, Steven Best Represen- Jason Zvonkin, Stephen, Scott Adults Comic, Betty GAS DRYER Scott. SOUNDS FANTASTIC is proud to announce a spectacular sale of LABAR WATCHES in our exclusive dealer. r X. EXETER □ PHARMACY MAIN ST. EXETER Phone 235-1570______, Watches sugg. retail $79.95. Now only $59.95 Watches sugg. retail $69.95. Now only $49.95 Men's pocket watches 17J. Incabloc sugg. retail $99.95. Now only $49.95 and $59.95 Ladies' automatic watches with cal. 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