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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1968-05-02, Page 10Busy time handing out awards ceived gold bars, Marlyn Wein, Kelly Gaiser, Heckle Brock, Vaila Tait and Shannon Dougherty; badge winners, Connie Mills, Joan Wright, Cathy Wooden, Joanne Luxton and Elizabeth Sanders. Lead- ers are Tawny Owl Mrs. John Wright, Commissioner Mrs. Robert Luxton and Brown Owl Mrs. Michael Lysack. The latter received her leader's certificate as well. T-A photo Join Huronview Auxiliary Assist local fair Hurondale WI elect officers Monday was a busy day for Brownie officials in Exeter as they en- rolled several Tweenies into the group and handed out gold bars and badges. Those enrolled from the Tweenies are shown in the front row, from the left: Gail Patterson, Kathryn Willard, Lorrie Murley, Chris Cowan, Helen Brand, Cathy Vriese, Roxanne Rhude, Carolyn Broom, Brenda Edwards, Elizabeth Giffin. Back row: girls who re- dik1\ 111, LUGGAGE The perfect gift for Mother Give mother the lasting gift she deserves. A practical, beautiful gift of fine quality long lasting luggage from Smyth's. Individual pieces from $13.95 and sets from $45.95. SHOE SMYth S STORE EXETER 235-1933 Dessert and coffee was by the hostess. served. C.othy Be auty Lounge. • :4411.1.1n S. ..P>cter 235-1533 Perms .pt4 Se ts, Tints 'Monday to Friday, 9-6 Thursday Evening Only Closed. Saturday CATHY ROBBINS, Prop. 'Do your part Be kind to an overworked, underpaid MOTHER May 12 A mother's love shows her the way to play many roles. She's homemaker and hostess helpmate and playmate. She's chef and cheerleader, confidant and nurser Audience and entertainer. Most of all, she's a friend. In all of her rolls she's the very heart of the family, and we proudly salute her, as you do, on Mother's Day, May 12. All the gifts that say "Happy Mother's Day" are ready for your selection now at Campbell's Jewellery. Gifts to pamper her, gifts to please her .. . gifts to wear and gifts to use ... gifts for her leisure and gifts to make sure that she has more leisure ... vvin a smile from your mother Shop at r .-:Catnotett. JEWELLER .Exttot .1154126 CHICKEN LOAF, LUNCHEON MEAT, MAC & CHEESE, DUTCH LOAF, PORK & DRESSING, OLIVE & PIMENTO, BOLOGNA, GARLIC BOLOGNA, PICKLE & PIMENTO Fcicelle TOILET TISSUE 8 ROLL PKG. 994 4 ROLL PKG. 990 Facelle TOWELS AYLMER FANCY PEAS 3/650 14 OZ, TI N REDPATH SUGAR 3.99 _COTTON BAG 50 Les. AS AN ANNIVERSARY GIFT TO ALL THEIR MANY VALUED CUSTOME RS, RON & SHIRLEY ARE GIVING A FREE VAC PAC SMOKED COLEMANS PIECE BOLOGNA COLEMANS COTTAGE ROLL FRESH & MEATY CHICKEN LEGS' BREAD 424891 oz. Lewis LEWIS WIENER BUNS PKG. OF 8 LEWIS SWEET BUNS PKG. OF 8 SCHNEIDERS WIENERS 1 LB.. VAC PAC MIX-N-MATCH COLD CUTS LB. 394 LB. 694 LB. 494 44"°914: HEINZ STRAINED BABY FOODS 8/994 JOY LIQUID DETERGENT REG. 61i 490 MAPLE LEAF MIDGET CANNED HAMS1 49 SAVE 40d$ _ • POTATOES 50 LB. BAG $1.39 MULTI-CUP 4 CUPS IN ONE WITH A HANDY SPILL PROOF LID FOR CAR OR TRAVEL BAG YOURS FREE FROM RON & SHIRLEY. 6 OZ. VAC PAC 4/88° LI BBYS DEEP BUTTERED PEAS OR CORN. 14 oz. Tints 2/394 MIRACLE WHIP 32 OZ. JAR 590 SUN SPUN CHEESE SLICES 8 OZ. PKG. 334 M AXWELL HOU COFFEE 6 OZ.+ 1 OZ. FREE $1.19 4% OZ. JAR BLUE BONNET MARGARINE 1 LB. PKGS 2/694 CLARKS BEANS WITH PORK 19 OZ. 22 RON & SHIRLEY BRAID'S IN DASHWOOD SPECIAL PFIMES GOOD UNTIL SAT MAY 4 j68, Kinettes choose officers Mrs. Lloyd Ballantyne was re- elected president of Hurondale WI at the annual meeting held last Wednesday evening following a pot luck supper in caven Church. Vice-presidents are Mrs. Harold Patterson, Mrs. Mervin Dunn; secretary, Mrs. William Dougall; ass't., Mrs. Charles Kernick; district director, Mrs. Mac Hodgert; alternate, Mrs. Lee Webber; branch directors, Mrs. Louise Oke, Mrs. Roylance West- cott; Mrs. Andy Carter, Mrs. Frayne P ar sons; nominating committee, Mrs. William Lamp- ort, Mrs. William Kernick; emergency committee, Mrs. Percy Passmore, Mrs. Robert Mayer, Mrs. Frayne Parsons, Mrs. Wm. Etherington, Mrs. Garnet Hicks, Mrs. William Row- cliffe, Mrs. Harry Dougall; plan- ist,Mrs. R. Cann;ass't., Mrs. H. Strang; hospital representative, Mrs. R. E. Pooley; curator, Mrs. Arthur Rundle; Tweedsmuir committee, Mrs. A. Rundle, M r. Ernest pym, Mrs. William Thomson and Mrs. John Glenn. Mrs. Harry Dougall presided for the election and Mrs. Gerald McFalls conducted the install- ation. Annual reports were given. Mrs. Ballantyne reported on the Leadership Forum in Mitchell which she attended and reports were also given on the Freezer food forum April 17 which sev- eral attended and 4-H Achieve- ment Day at SHDHS. A donation of five dollars was voted toward Exeter Fair and a committee of Mrs. Bev Alexander and Mrs. Arnold Cann was named to be in charge of the WI display at the Fair. Mrs. William Lamport was appointed delegate to the Officers' Conference, Guelph, and delegates to Dis- trict Annual are Mrs. Ballan- tyne, Mrs. Mac Hodgert, Mrs. Lee Webber, Mrs. Roylance Westcott and Mrs. Lena Kirk- land. It was decided to take a morn- bership in Huronview Ladies Auxiliary which meets the third Monday of the month at 2:30 pm. Mrs. Etherington, public re- lations officer, will arrange for someone to attend the meetings. The members also voted to co- operate in taking their turn in serving cookies and tea at Huron County Museum, Goderich. Pen pals will again be named for the year. Mrs. Ballantyne and Mrs. Alvin Moir showed pictures of local interest. Hostesses were Mrs. Harry Snell, Mrs. William Lamport, Mrs. Ray Cann, Mrs. Bev Mor- gan, Mrs. William Etherington, Mrs. William Kernick and Mrs. Ross Oke. The g)y4t9r NAPOt met the APIT.4). of Mr§,_ Jim Newby Monday, April gOt for president"s night and gions. Nine 'Xinettes and one guest, Mrs. POn. 'Taylor, were 0resePtt TO, meeting WAS chair- edby the V1c9,9129.04.11t, Mrs. NeWby, . ......„ Toddler's .dresses look 'hest' If only the hems are starched. This way necklines and 4rnir- holeS Scrgtchy, tincornfortable, To. preTent mil,splashed basement windows,. remove 3 to 4 incheS. 'Of soil in front .of the window and replace with .clean. gravel.. • A ,motion to send a ,donation to the canediaii cancer society was pw90, The traVelling basket Is with the Preeldent;.Mrs. Daire Dives!! A donation was voted to the Bunny Dundle, The meeting was turned over to the president when nominations were opened for the 1968-69 slate. of efileers Peotions are to be held Mal' 13._ Tickets for the Spring Draw of a 23,piece coffee set of dicer', tennial Rose" china are avail- able from any Exeter Xinette and the winning ticket will be drawn at the next regular meet- ing May 13. The monthly draw brought by Mrs. George Pratt was won by Mrs. Lloyd Moore; FISHERMAN'S COVE GRAND BEND RIVER RD, S. OF BRIDGE, CHICKEN & CHIPS ••• FISH & CHIPS ••• SHRIMP & CHIPS ETC. TAKE OUT .ORDERS Phone: 238-2025 THIS REMINDER IS PROVIDED '8Y 'IZEDE.R'S PLOMSTS LET US PROVIDE 'HER WITH FLOWERS 285.2603