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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1964-12-10, Page 7" • . Vieces of Wire FANTASTIC yes,. 'thousands of pieces of biting wire prot r uding from this fahtastic snow tire by Goodyear. ,Itist run yotit hand over it to feel the Sting. Newby's has it. Wires so small there's no heat Yet so many of theta they literally grab the toad: Regularly $16.95 each with trade: SPECIAL BUY $25 oat. + 4 LITTLE FLAKES *-- OF SNOW Nt LITTLE, FLUFFY, FEATHERY FLAKES OF SNOW FALLING GENTLY, ONE BY ONE, g HOUR AFTER HOUR )1: UNTIL THE WHOLE LOUSY DRIVEWAY IS FULL OF THEM! WHEN SNOW SAYS NO.. . o YEAR o FROM $1 NEWBY TIRE AND .BATTERY 242 Main North Exeter 235-0330 .95 (6.70x15) TUBE TYPE AND YOUR 01.0 TIRE Times-Advocate, December 10, 1964 F49! 7 Youths elect new officers UCW. light candles Crediton WI '.fete seniors during Zion .event Notes on general rules for meal Plainling were given MTS.. Clifton ,Jaques, ,Q119 meals. were, prepared and large nurni)er of members took. part In a skit on safety', gave notes on first aid. The eighth meeting pf Club f was held the fol- lowing Monday evening at the home of Mrs. 'Norman Jaques with 11 members present, boxes were brought in and re, ports given, A Christmas candle lighting Service was given by the pro- gram leaders, Mrs. Wellington Hrpck, Mrs. Gerald Dern and Mrs. Earl with the theme being "Light is a symbol for life" with Mrs. Norman Brock, Mrs, Thomas Hern, Mrs. R obe rt Dern and Mrs. Ray Jaques as candle lighters. Mrs. Gerald Hemp read a Christmas story "If I had not Come" with intermittent sing- ing of Christmas carols throughout. A social half hour was enjoyed. CLUB GIRLS MEET The seventh meeting of Elim- ville Club I was held November 30 at 7:00 pm at Ellmville Church with 10 members pre- sent. The minutes were read by Emily Dykernan. mrs. Jack Delbriclge of the staff of South Huron Hospital illustrated and after which Rey.,Schlenker led n prayer, The Yiee President! Mrs. 9. E. Wenzel, took charge of the business. Money was voted to the contingent fund and to both the current and mission trea- surers of the church. It was reported that in the oast week By MISS MURIEL HERN The Christmas meeting of the Zion UCW was held last Wednesday evening at the home Of the President Mrs. Angus Earl who was in the chair for the opening devotions. Mite By MRS. L. PRESZCATOR OREDITON Tuesday, December 1, the Senior Citizens of the com- munity were entertained to a Christmas dinner by members of the Crediton WI. The dinner was served in the Community Centre Which was beautifully decorated for the Christma$ season. Following dinner everyone enjoyed the carols played by Mr. Douglas Lewis with his violin and Mrs. Harvey Hod- gins at the piano. Mr. Lewis and Mrs. Hodgins also played a number of old time pieces. Mrs. Ruby Molitor gave a reading and a contest was con- ducted by Mrs. Roy Hodgins. The winner of the contest was Mrs. Emery Fahrner. The guest speaker of the evening was Rev. Father J. Kelly of Mt. cermet. Prizes for the oldest person went to Mr. Matthew England, 91 years of age; lucky chair to Mr. Everett Fahrner and to the person with a birthday nearest to that day, Miss Pearl Fahrner. Your Best Dryer Buy MAYTAG burn and family of Toronto spent the weekend with Mrs. Ed. Bul- lock and Mr. & Mrs. Stuart Bullock and family. Halo-of-Heate Over 200 attend bingo MT. CARMEL More than 200 people gath- ered at Dashwood Community Centre last Wednesday evening to attend the annual turkey bingo, Winners of turkeys were Billy Watson, John Hall, Kenny Gla- vin, Mrs. Harry Shepherd, Mrs. Leonard Dietrich, Mrs. Gerald O'Rourke, Mrs. Dick Ayotte, Mrs. Frank Regier, /qr. Roy Hodgins, Mrs. Clem McCann, Mrs. Joe Miller, Helen Die- trich, Mrs. Theresa Glavin, Doris Webb. Door prize turkey was won by Anne Hall. Share the wealth winners were Mrs. Joe Conlin, Ross Clarke and Gerry Glavin. PERSONALS Word was received here from Chatham this week of the death of Andy Morrissey, a former resident, and son of Mrs. Cath- erine Morrissey and the late Augustus Morrissey. Four teachers from London Teachers College are student teachers at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel School this week, Miss Eleanore Dietrich is one of the teachers. Miss Annabelle Boutette and Miss Susan Poynter of the YCS full time girls of Windsor visi- ted with the Mt. Carmel girls group and stayed at the homes of Miss Carolyn Hall and Mary Eileen Carey Tuesday. Students visit Multi-Temp-Pushbutton Dryer Saintsbury people eat By MRS. HEBER DAVIS SAINTSBURY Saturday evening the mem- bers of St. Patrick's church and Sunday School enjoyed their congregational hot turkey din- ner and Sunday School Christ- mas party. Following the dinner a short program of carols, songs and recitations preceded jolly old St. Nicholas' visit. Santa was in rare good form and a jolly hour was spent during which he presented all the children with gifts from the Sunday School for last year's attendance, and bags of candy for all youngsters present. PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Fred Dobbs Jr. and baby Fred were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Lou Marziale, London. Miss Barbara McConnell, London, was guest for the week- end with Mr. & Mrs. Harry Carroll and Wayne. The Car- rolls were guests at a family gathering Sunday at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Clifford Abbott, Lunen. Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Barker and Mr. Stan Barker were guests with Mr. & Mrs. Jim Barker Sunday. Saturday evening Mr. & Mrs. Model DE105 GEE E NVVAY The annual Bible Society ser- vice for the Anglican and United Churches was held in the Ang- lican Church Sunday afternoon when Rev. J. C. Thompson of the Canadian Bible Society, London, was the guest speaker. Following the service a short business session was held when the officers for 1965 were ap- pointed. President is Mr. Ken McLinchey; vice-president, Mr. Manuel Curts; secretary- treasurer, Mrs. Clark Hodgins; directors from the United Church, Mrs. Hugh Adair, Mrs. Karl Guenther and Mr. Bryden Taylor; from the Anglican Church, Mr. George Mitchell, Mrs. Lyle Steeper and Mrs. Mack Hodgins. PERSONALS Mrs. T. Isaac spent a couple of days last week with Mr. & Mrs. Irvin Rats and sons of Shipka. Mr. & Mrs. Harold Pollock spent the weekend with friends in Detroit. Mr. & Mrs. Harry Winter- Ralph Millson, London, and Mr. Ron Squire, Granton, were guests with Mr. & Mrs. Jack Dinkins. Mr. & Mrs. Heber Davis were guests Wednesday with Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Dinkins, London. Tuesday evening Mr. Gote Wennestraum visited the Davis home. Wayne Carroll has purchased his grandfather's farm. ELECTS OFFICERS The WSWS of the EUB church held their Christmas meeting and election of officers Thurs- day evening December 3 in the church schoolrooms which were tastefully decorated for the Christmas season. The meeting was led by Mrs. Ervin Rats with Mrs. Emery Fahrner at the piano. A poem and scripture was read by Mrs. Chris. Dinney followed by a piano solo by Glenn Ratz. A short skit on S p an i s h America was given by Mrs. Paul Schenk and Mrs. Ervin Ratz. Two duets were sung by Karen Finkbeiner and Ella Mae Schlener, one of which was sung in Spanish. Mrs. A. M. Schlenker gave a short message on Spiritual Life Whalen farms By MRS. FRANK SQUIRE Two busloads of senior stu- dents of the WOSA Ridgetown were on tour recently and stop- ped at the farms of Gordon Hodgins and Chas. O'Shea. Gor- don and Chas. were former students at Ridgetown. Allen Hodgins attended the Perth County awards night at Mitchell Friday. He received the showmanship trophy he had won at Mitchell Fair. Mr. & Mrs. Laverne Morley and Mr. & Mrs. Cleve Pullman chaperoned at the Teen Town party Friday evening at the Community Centre. Mr. & Mrs. Orville Davies, London, and Mr. & Mrs. Jos. Dann and family, Hyde Park, were Sunday guests of Mr. & Mrs. McCleod Mills. Mrs. Wynne, London, is visi- ting for a few weeks with Mr. & Mrs. Bert Duffield. Mr. & Mrs. Ken Hodgson visited Thursday with Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Hodgson, London. Ill Health ? See your doctor first. Bring your prescription to MIDDLETON'S DRUGS This time insist on dependability - insist on MAYTAG! Bedroom We are overstocked with Hassocks, Lamps, Tables, Chairs, Chesterfields, Suites, Dinette Suites. Thcse must go before Christmas regardless of price. Come with your truck and carry your own or we will deliver for a sma ll extra charge. EUREKA Two—brush Floor Polisher Sale price s29. 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Bible Society elect at Greenway event THREE-DAY SPECIAL, .pc LUGGAGE SETS (Ladies) Wardrobe & Overnite Sizes $19.95 for the pair This offer for Thursday, Friday B Saturday only, (Expires Dec. 12) f . the ladtep, had made ten COM, forters and one (Milt. The coin, forters are to be used for mis, sion work. Jam and dpnations of money were given to be sent to the House of Friendship ',at Kit- Owner, The election of officers was conducted by the pastor. Pre- sident is Mrs. Ervin Rats; vice- presidents, Mrs. Paul Schenk, Mrs. Allen Finkbeiner; sec- retary, Mrs. Lloyd La.mpott assistant, Mrs, Alvin Finkbein- er; correspondent secretary, Mrs. Lorne Morlock; WSWS treasurer, Mrs. Ray Morlock; local treasurer, Mrs. Ross Krueger; Secretaries; local church re- s pons bi 1 it e s, Mrs. Hugo Schenk; Spiritual Life, Mrs. A. M. 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