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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1963-10-31, Page 8Art"- FINK'S Meat Market Week-End SPECIAL Sirloin and T-Bone STEAK lb. 89t PHONE 235-1313 EXETER Serf Rump Roos! SkkgnStrooll Get full benefit from your home freezer ... buy your meat in wholesale quantities, Yon can trust 116 itl supply you with hish.grade meats at low qua ' y prices • • , and we'll cut it up to fit your family needs, wrap it in proper moisture vapor proof material and quiclareeze it at subzero temperatures. Poi Rea0 011..1 Exeter Frozen Foods 502 MAIN ST. PHONE 235-0400 DO YOU NEED A'SOURCE OF... MEAT SUPPLY? Whatever you buy at Sandy's from now until Dec. 24, you may win the equivalent in cold cash) Select Your Christmas Cards from our COUTTS HALLMARK ALBUMS (Personalized If You Wish) JUST GIVE US A CALL AND WE WILL BE GLAD TO DELIVER THE ALBUMS TO YOUR HOME VOR MORE CASUAL SELEcTioN. `lithe (Wet unciamocafe Phone 235-1331 CHRISTMAS CARDS Page. .8. Tim.q4A0ypcato, .Q094pr 1.90 Ballet Tap Challengers aid mission families Graded' ballet and tap lessons every Wednesday Exeter I?ublic Library Errington$twilost London; , Liltane marloa.o;grAhain, I4PA. director, The Challengers of the Ex- eter Pentecostal Church made, plans at their meeting to re- member their missionaries at Christmas,. They decided to send money to MISS J, Latta, missionary In Japan,, for Christmes,io have a baby shower for mr,Andmrs, W. ,$.cliwincit i who are pastoring ilig115) in Espanola, and to send a Christmas parcel to Pastor and Mrs. Welch In Northern Canada, Mrs.. Stuart Triehner pre- sided. for the meeting held at the home of Mrs. Morley Hall. mrs. 1%1, Desjardine gave a mes- sage on "The Master Keys". Mrs, Vern Postill, Mrs. pen Jelly, Mrs, M. Prouty and Mrs. L. Talbot lead in prayer. Mrs. Desjardine and Mrs, Postill also gave readings. COMMISSIONER 11leDONALD PRESENTS GOLD CORDS TO CAROLYNNE SIMMONS, SHIRLEY GENTTNER Mrs. John R. Ramsey was the first woman to drive an automobile coast to coast ac- complishing the feat in 1909 when she drove from San Fran- cisco to New York City, Susan Wooden, Lebanese Brownie; Mary Southcott, Japanese Brownie; Judith Walters, Pakistanian Guide; Janice Loader, Nigerian Guide; Helen Jory, French Guide; Claudia Barrett, Austrian Guide; Marian Hern, Rhodesian Guide. A parade of uniforms was one of the features of the Guide- Brownie mother and daughter banquet. Top row, from left, are Paula Barrett, 1910 Guide; Karen McArthur, 1920 Guide; Paulette Schroeder, today's Guide; Marsha Adams, 1964 Guide; Ruth Whiting, camping uniform; Linda Jory, today's Ranger; Heather Sturrock, today's Brownie; Michele Harrison, 1964 Brownie; bottom row, Roberta Barrett, a "sunbeam" from South Africa; Town Topics Personal Items of Interest In and Around Exeter The Exeter Times-Advocate is always pleased to publish these items. We and our readers are interested in you and your friends, Phone 235-1331. : •• ....................................................................................... Brownies who received their Golden Hand at the mother and daughter banquet last week were, from left, Brenda Brintnell, Penny Schroeder, Jane Tuckey, Miriam Hilts, Cathy Cann, Michele Harrison and Cathy MacDonald. of Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. Carman Cann and Dennis, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Strang and Gordon attended the Bliss-March wedding in Ottawa Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Cann and Mr. and Mrs. Strang travel- led to Mohtreal to visit With Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kerr, Sunday. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Leesum Desjardine were Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Frederick, Kitchener, and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Desjardine and family, Grand Bend. Mrs. Jim Barkley ofRomeo, Mrs. Rortel, Pontiac, and Mrs. Howland, Oxford, all of Michi- gan, last weekend visited with Mr. Ted Walper. Constable Lloyd Hodgins and PC George Mitchell were guests of the Naturalization and Muni- gration Bureau and the FBI in Detroit last Thursday. Beth 's HAIR STYLING NEXT DOOR TO SANDY ELLIOT'S Open Tues., Wed., Thurs., Sat., 9 to 6 Friday 9 to 9 We specialize in PERMS, COLOUR, SHAPING, SHAMPOOS & SETS For appointment phone 235-1452 Exeter UCW UNIT 4 Mrs. Ken Ottewell discussed the "means of grace" in Pro- testant churches at the UCW unit 4 meeting in James St. UC Monday evening. She dealt with the sacraments of baptism and the Lord's Supper and worship. Discussion followed. The devotional with thanks- giving theme was taken by Mrs. Ken Hern, Mrs. H. L. Snider, Mrs. R. D. Jermyn, Mrs. Elmer Willis and Mrs. Charles Atthill. Mrs. Bev Skinner and Mrs, Don Roth sang a duet. Mrs. Skinner is leader of the unit. Mr. and Mrs, A. J. Switzer spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Jaques of Tavistock. Visiting for the past month at the home of S/L and Mrs. John McDonald, Huron Park, RCAF Centralia are Mr. and Mrs. R. Bishop of Malveen, Worcestershire, Eng. and John Holder of Sedgeberrow, Wore. Eng. Mrs. Bishop is a sister of Mrs. McDonald and John is their nephew. Mr. and Mrs. William Wright and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Sut- cliffe, Joanne and Karen, spent the weekend in Chatham and visited Jack Miner bird sanc- tuary at Kingsville Saturday. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. William Horsey were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Collingwood, Mrs. Eva Zinn and Misses Ber- nice and Linda Collingwood, all IN.E.f451itganniligits•ME11.IONEIMVIIRIENERMINIENVIASEEMENESESIZERI Honor Guides, Brownies t mother-daughter fete and Mrs., Huntley, a toast to the Rangers, Guides and Brownies. A parade of Guides and Brow- nies of other days and other lands was presented with Miss Joan Dettmer as commentator. She told of the origin of the Guide movement and Paula Barrett displayed the type of uniform worn at that time. Ka- ren McCarter paraded the uni- forni of the 1920's and Paulette Schroeder, today's costume. A new uniform for both Guides and Brownies will be issued this coming March, a diagram of which made by Claudia Barrett, was shown by Roberta Grassick. Ruth Whiting modelled atypical camp uniform while Lana Keller wore the outfit of the Air Ran- gers and Heather Sturrock was in the Brownie dress. Marion Hern modelled the uniform of the Guides of Rho:- desia; Judith Walters, the Pa- kistanian Girl Guide, Janice Loader, the Nigerian outfit, Helen Jory, the French Girl Guide, Claudia Barrett, the Ar- gentina dress, Mary Southcott, the Japanese andSusan Wooden, the Lebanese Brownie. Roberta Barrett displayed the dress of the Brownies or Sunbeams of South Africa. Others attending the banquet INSTANT HIT! were Mrs. J. Lavender, Hen- sall, Huron Division Camp Ad- visor and Hensall District Com missioner, Mrs. A. Smith, Huron Area Ranger Advisor, Mrs. J, M. Gibson, Ranger Guider, and Mrs. Warren San- ders, badge secretary, The Exeter Ladies Legion Auxiliary catered for the ban- quet attended by over 175. Our 'Win Your Purchase' Christmas feature is the most popular idea yet! Although we only announced it one week ago, cus- tomers already have acclaimed our special Christ- mas plan by which you can win a cash prize equal to the amount of your purchase at Sandy Elliot's. Join the crowd that's saying: "We're buying at Sandy's because we get style, quality, value, AND THE CHANCE TO WIN OUR MONEY BACK!" Now at SANDY ELLIOT'S Clairtone "I am proud to have these girls in my division" said Miss Mary McMillan, division com- missioner, Goderich, as she presented gold cords to Shirley Genttner and Carolynne Sim- mons at the mother and daughter banquet for Rangers, Guides and Brownies in the Legion Hall last Wednesday evening. "The Gold Cord, the highest award in Guiding, means a great deal of work--each girl had to earn 25 badges prior to her 17th birthday which means hours and hours of work" said Miss Mc- Millan. She also presented gol- den hands to Kathy McDonald, Jane Turkey, Brenda Brintnell, Michelle Harrison, Cathy Cann, Miriam Hiltz andPennySchroe- der. Second Class badge was pre- sented to Paulette Schroeder by Mrs. B. D, Sturrock, captain of the Exeter Company. Mrs. W. D. Huntley, district commissioner and chairman for the program, presented golden bars to Kathy Wells, Kathy Holtzman, H eath e r Sturrock, Brenda Brintnell, Penny Mc- Donald, Leona Ohre and Ruth Snider. Mrs. Huntley, who has been district commissioner for three years, is being succeeded by Miss Elizabeth McTavish of the liSDHS staff. Brown Owl Mrs. Joseph Wooden, on behalf of the Guides and Brownies, presented Mrs. Huntley with a gift. Following the banquet Miss Margaret limey introduced the head table, Miss Marion Bentley proposed a toast to the mothers banishes the glowing tubes that cause heat deterioration in stereo sets. Result: an astonishing five-year guarantee. Ersman's Bakery ILL BE CLOSED Nov.9 at 2:30 p.m. 'DUCHESS STOWAWAY: Dalian Provincial strung in hand-rubbed walnut. Leg., are band-carved. Sliding doors conceal .0arefor 100 records or portable TV. $599.00 CiairtOrie's neW solid state system is as reliable as the components used in missile control systems. No tubes, No heat. Purer sound reproduction. And, a fire year guaran tee. Clairtone's remarkable new low level fidelity cone trot lets you turn volume. way down without losing sound qualily. Keeps wives and neighbours happy. Come in and experience the magnificent Clairtone. Hear the full beauty or music--undistorted, pure and true. WELL SET THE STYLE THAT EXCELS THEM AL 4E41? YOU TO WEAR TO THAT IMPORTANT BALL REGENCY STOWAWAY: Oiled walnut or inahoganY. Sliding, doors roneoll spare for 100 records or portable '1 1)eep1y.grooved robanns Rive sbadiag awl r:Yrel, $549.00 CLAI RTONE Fete recent bride at area showers Prior to her marriage last Saturday Mrs. Jim Hennessey was feted at several events. Mrs. Mervin Jones and Mrs. Howard KraMp were hostesses for a frii scellaneous shower held at the lime of Mrs. Lee Hen- nessey. About 30 were in atten- dance. Mrs. Wray Switzer was hos- tess at her bottle, DashwOod, for a miscellaneous shower with 35 in attendance and Mrs, H. W. Tuckey entertained at a coffee Party on Wednesday, October 16. One of the many quality furniture & appliance lines at' Silhouette HAIR FASHIONS 444 Main St, 235 - 0585 rcir lost relief Iron Metistruat put: you can' tounron help front the 4 active ingrodiento in DR BIASES PARADOL Sandy Elliot PHONE 235.295I EitETEIt rrava:.,Y;,:ti,ivrc.....R.,a,:im;ty.:17..74,...r. Oe •;w, .14-4 " " " $.3fr. .