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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1967-04-27, Page 12Page 12 Timos.Advocate, April 27, 1967 I C. eue/t Ro de fa,telea ear veeletote %."4 ecipte Well-known rosegardener, E. C. Harvey tells you how. He gives you many hints from his forty years experience in this most pleasant hobby. And the test part of all,his in- structions are simple and to the point. In 24 enlightening pages he tells you what other authorities take hundreds of pages to say. 504 each `fie titerteMmesitasoca* ij40i3i1cftox'41HiseCOFFEE Gold Seal Fanc y Red c)z cilEYE SALMON ,,,, PE ANUT Vark BUTTER 3 lb. Ja r 00 Olii:South Uhlwrietenetl: • RAVGE JUICE Makes A:8 ;oz.; Case of 24 $7.S5:.. Berryland Fancy Sliced STRAWBERRIES 15 oz. Pkg. 391 Jubilee Tray Pack PORKSAUSAGE Small L ink This week in .Biddylph Mark family birthday FISHERMAN'S COVE GRAND BEND RIVER RD. S. OF BRIDGE CHICKEN & CHIPS ION FISH & CHIPS ••• SHRIMP & CHIPS ETC. TAKE OUT ORDERS Phone: 238.2025 By MRS. M. H. ELSTON 1310DULFII Sunday the family of Mrs. Lil- lian Blair, Exeter, held a smor- gasbord celebrating her birthday at the home of her son, Mr. & Mrs. Bob Blair. Those attend- ing were Mr. & Mrs, Don Blair and family of London, Mr. & Mrs. Ron Fletcher and family of Wood- ham, also Sharon Thompson, Lon- don and Mr. & Mrs. Jack Blair and family. Miss Kerry O'Connor of Grant- on was a guest of Miss Robin Blair on Thursday. Miss Beth Volk and Mr. Mike visited with their friends in Markdaie and the Dundalk area. Mr. & Mrs. Sam Skinner and family, accompanied by Mr, Cecil Skinner, Exeter, were in Bel- grave Sunday visiting Mr. & Mrs, Ken Mason (the former Beulah Skinner) who recently returned home from Clinton Hospital fol- lowing a car accident which in- volved she and her husband on their way to a funeral in Exeter. Mr. & Mrs. Bob Blair attended a Centennial Ladies' Night ACTS banquet in James St. Church, Ex- eter, Monday evening. Carpentier, members of the High School band of Saline, Michigan, with other members were on an exchange visit to Medway High School and were guests of David, Wendy and Sheila Elston for a few days during the week. Mrs. Harold Flannigan and daughters Kelly Ann and Colleen of Calgary, Alta. visited for a couple of days with the former's sister, Mrs. Jack Blair. Mr. & Mrs. M. It Elston spent a few days last week in Wiarton. They called at the Anglican rect- ory, also had a short visit with Mr. & Mrs. Allan Tindall and All eyes on our director Stephen school area's music director Lawrence Wein is getting plenty festival at the Central school, Monday. of attention from this group of youngsters during the annual music T-A photo Girls entertain WI Recalls Clandeboye church history Irving Lodge 154 AF & AM; Harcourt 662 LOL; Biddulph493 LOL; Court Lucan COF; Court Lucan IOOF; Court Lucan IOF; Court Lucan WOW; Court Luc- an COCF. Officer of Lodges and little girls carried large baskets of flowers for each lodge. The ser- vice was taken by Rev. McGoun assisted by other ministers. ENTERTAIN WI MEMBERS Mrs. Norman Hardy and the 4-H girls entertained the WI members at Mrs. Hardy's home Saturday afternoon. Each of the 12 girls in the club brought a dish she had learned to pre- pare in the new Centennial pro- ject "A World of Food in Can- ada." The girls' record books were also on display. Plans were made for Achieve- ment Day at Medway School May 2'7. Don't forget the clocks on Sat- urday night, April 29. Change the clocks for Day Light Saving Time to be at church at the right time. Mr. Charles Coughlin is still a patient in St. Joseph's Hos- pital. By MRS. J. H. PATON CLANDEBOYE Sunday, April 16 at St. James Church, the Rev. E. 0. Lan- caster, rector, dedicated a brass baptismal ewer in memory of the late Rev. Kenneth McGoun given by his wife, Mrs. Edna McGoun. Mr. McGoun was rector Oc- tober 1, 1919 to Feb. 1931. He followed Rev. Wm Lowe, 1910- 1919 who had started to clean up the cemetery. The members remember Mr. McGrun for his great interest in this work. Dur- ing his incumbency the cemetery had an endowment fund estab- lished for permanent care and a lot of work was accomplished. The second consecration ser- vice was held May 1, 1921 for a new range by the late Bishop David Williams. Then the first decoration and memorial ser- vice was held Sept. 9, 1923 with a procession and decoration of graves. The late Joseph Armitage, caretaker, with his cane, went and showed where the member was buried. An officer called out the name of lodge and names. 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