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PASS BABYSITTING COURSE -- Tuesday was graduation time for members of a babysitting course class held at SFIDHS.
The six week course was sponsored by the Alph. Pt Sorority Chapter, and was. co-ordinated by Lois Godbott, Back, left, Cathy
Hogan, Sheryl De. Boer, Deanne McKnight, Lisa Blue, Andrea Pearce, Colleen Glasgow, Jo-Ann Seller and Susan Gregus,
Centre, Janene Seller, Julia Glover, James Bradford, Scott tovie, Tammy Alexander, Jeff Wareham, Todd Goudie and Tim
Goudie. Front, Kandy Dobson, Janet Kints, Susan Birmingham, Michelle Douglas, Darien' McBride, Pauline DeVries, Pam
McCaffrey, Michelle Aunger and Sharon McDonald. Missing was Kirsten. Hoogenboom, T-A photo
Family at home show
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TIMIPA Vac to, May 7, 1980 Part SA
Gerald and Susie attended
the Home and Garden show
in London, last Tuesday,
Recent visitors with Gus
and Mary Lou Van
Massenhoven, Anita, Ronnie
and Michael, were Mary
Lou's brother, Mr. and Mrs.
Gus Wouters, Aaron and
Matthew of Aylmer.
Sunday evening visitors
with Ken and Ortha Baker,
were hermother, Mrs.
Emma Schilbe, of Zurich,
Missioni speaker
at Centralia UC
By MRS, FRED BOWDEN
CENTRALIA
Rev. Walton Tonge guest
speaker for the serivce in the
United Church Sunday
morning held his listeners in
rapt attention as he
delivered a challenging and
informative sermon in
support of the Mission and
Service Fund of the United
Church of Canada,
The money contributed to
the Mission and Service
Horse club
organizes
`The first Meeting of the
Exeter 4-H horse and pony
.club was held April 29 At Brendale Ecpcstrian Venire.
HR 2 :Cred1t00,
As it was. the first Meeting
officers were chosen and are
as follows:: President-Kim.
Kipfer; Vice. president-
Sharon DeOraw; Secretary-
Lip. Rundle :Press Reporter-
Pauline DeVries.
The topic for the meeting
was selecting your riding
horse, Members discussed
Buell. things as vices and
unsountinesses a. horse can
have. The next meeting will
be held May 26th at the same
location,
MA.
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By GORDON MORLEY
The last euchre party of
the season took place Friday
evening at the Brinsley
School with nine tables
playing.
Prize winners were Ladies
high -Mrs. Shirley Williams;
lone hands - Jean Miller; low
- Mrs. Roland Neil; men's
high - Wellington Lockhart;
lone hands - Jack
Trevithick; low - Glenn
Hodgins.
Choir practise was held
Wednesday night at the
United Church. Preparation
was made for a string art
project.
Sympathy of the com-
munity is extended to the
Allison and Faulder families
in the death of Mrs. Roy
Allison (Lillian Faulder),
Toronto,
Mrs. Merle Lewis spent
the weekend with her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Clayton Lewis in
London.
Fund will help share with
those that need it. Mention
was made of Chester Village
and the homes for Senior
Citizens under the
jurisdiction of the United
Church.
Mr. Schott conducted the
service and the children's
story was told by Mrs.
Harvey Smith. There was an
anthem by the choir.
Mrs, Lorne Hicks was a
guest for the April 27th
weekend with her brother
Mr. Orma Pollock in Kin-
cardine and called on other
relatives in the community.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Powe
'were recent ,:,visitdri' 'with
Mrs. Rhoda Ridey .and
Murray at Port Elgin.
Mrs. Russell Wilson and
family attended the services
marking the 140th
Anniversary of the Baptist
Church in Arkona Sunday.
Sunday guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Hirtzel were Mr. and Mrs..
Karl Keller, Tracy and her
girl friend London and Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Hirtzel and
family Exeter.
Mrs. Elmer Powe and
Alan were Sunday visitors
with Mrs. Mary McLay in
Ripley,
Mr. and Mrs, Harvey
Ovens and Robert Refoir
Lucan were Sunday af-
ternoon visitors with Mrs.
Fred Cunnington,
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kooy,
Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Hodgins
and Mrs. Roy Hodgins were
in chirge of the final euchre
party of the season at the
Community Centre, Monday
night.
Nine tables were in play
and the winners were:
Ladies high - Mrs. Maurice
McDonald; lone hands -
Georgina Webster; low -
Mrs. Evan Hodgins; men's
high - Percy Noels; lone
hands - George Dixon; low -
Joe Carter; ladies special -
Mrs. Gordon Atkinson;
men's special = Frank Hicks,
Mrs. Fred Hoffman, of
Barryton. Michigan spent
this past week at her
daughter's here, Lucille and
Harold Vincent and family.
Weekend guests with them
were Lucille's two sisters,
Beverley Kovitzki and Janet
Navarre, and niece Angela
Kovitzki, of Barryton,
Mrs. Hoffman returned
home with her daughters.
Personals
Clara and Alvin Statton,
Grand Bend, and Earl Steb-
bins were supper guests last
Tuesday evening with Willis,
Ella and Ray Desjardine.
Dick and Annie Zielman,
and Laird and Vivian
Schilbe, of Bayfield.
Sandra and Tony Regier
and family of Detroit spent
the weekend at their cottage
here and called to visit her
parents, Ken and Ortha
Baker.
Mr. and Mrs, Lor'ne
Fenner, Mr. Herbert
Harlton, Mrs. Mabel
Guenther and Karen were
dinner guests, Sunday, with
Mr. Harlton's grandaughter,
Main St,, Exeter
Mr. and Mrs, Ken Moore
and family in Sarnia.
Mr, and Mrs. Larry
France, Jason and Melissa,
of Verchoyle, near Ingersoll,
spent the weekend here at
her parents Tom and Jean
Bradley.
Thursday and Sunday
visitors with Hugh and An-
nie Morenz, were their niece
Sharon Morenz of Boca
Raton, Florida and nephew
Ernest Morenz and his
daughters Cheri and
Michelle, of London.
Audrey, Roy and Mark
Gibson, of Crediton, Jack
and Sherri-Lynn Kellar
visited Sunday with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ar-
nold Kellar.
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Farmers have started spr-
ing seeding in this area.
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