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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1970-04-30, Page 15H & I Arrow Gas Bar And Variety Now Open At Corner Of Highway 4 and Huron Park Sideroad OPEN UNTIL 10:00 P.M. EACH NIGHT PHONE 228-6285 • Woodham girl first in festival By MISS JEAN COPELAND WOODHAM Pamela Rodd came first with her solo for 12 years and under • at the Stratford Music Festival, and Lorie Webb came second in her class for 10 years and under. Jim Gartenburg of Waterloo spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. & Mrs. Alex Gartenburg and John. Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Mepsted and family of Hespeler visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Terry Mulholland. Visitors Saturday with Misses Blanche and Rhea Mills were Mrs. Dorothy Bull of Port Credit and Mrs. Marie Mills of London. Mrs. K. Cacciotti returned to the home of her daughter, Mrs. Fred Parkinson, Wednesday, following surgery in St. Josephs Hospital, London. Mrs. W. Lemieux of Capreol spent several days with her mother and sister and family. Visitors during the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. David Wheeler were Mr. & Mrs. Ray Corsaut of Ilderton, Mrs. Robert Corsaut of St. Marys, Mr. & Mrs. Donald Axford, and Mrs. Audrey Wallace of Mossley. David Strahan won three firsts and two thirds at the Kiwanis Music Festival, Stratford. He also won the Alierns Memorial Prize for senior boy in piano. David is a pupil of Mr. George A. Thompson of St. Marys. CGIT A buffet pot luck dinner was held in Cromarty church school room by the CGIT girls to honor their secret pals. Each girl escorted her secret pal to a table. Following the dinner the meeting of the WMS was held with Mrs. M. Lamond presiding and Janet Allen as pianist. The worship service was led by the CGIT members Nancy Allen, Geraldine Templeman, Margaret Laing and Elizabeth Templeman followed with meditation by Mrs. Lamond. A topic in dialogue form was presented by Janet Allen, Brenda Gardiner, Ruth and Mary Jane Templeman, Barbara Kerslake and Linda Miller. Words of appreciation for those present, the CGIT and their leaders were given by Mrs. Lamond, Mrs. T. L. Scott and Barbara Kerslake. PERSONALS Mrs. J. R. Jefferson attended the Golden Wedding Anniversary of Mr. & Mrs. Harold Bradford of Listowell Sunday. Mrs. George Cleland, Mrs. Bruce Cleland, Bobby and Pauline of Listowel visited with Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Laing and Mrs. J. R. Jefferson. Mr. & Mrs. Nelson Harris, Mitchell, Harold. Statham, Parkhill, Alvin Cornish, Exeter were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Otto Walker. Mr. & Mrs. Eldrid McNichol and son Bob of London were guests of Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Scott, Sunday. Many former pupils at school house sale By MRS. KEN MaKELLAR CROMARTY The Cromarty school house and property of Section No. 6, Hibbert Township was sold by public auction on April 22nd for the sum of $6100.00 to the Schoonderwoerd Bros. of Mitchell. The bell and the contents of the building were sold separately. Many former pupils who were in attendance had feelings of regret to see their only place of schooling being disposed. By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN STAF FA Staffa No. 1 Karrot Kurlers held the final meeting of their 4-1i Homemaking club, Dressing up Vegetables, at the home of Mrs. Spencer Jeffery. This was a supper meeting with the menu as follows: Roast duck, ham, tomato juice, scalloped potatoes, corn & tomato bake, jellied salad, tossed salad, baked beans, relish tray and rolls. For dessert there was cookies, brownies and ice-cream ,with chocolate milk to drink. After dinner Mrs. Jeffery reviewed the entire club and the Usborne Central School BACK TO GRADE ONE DAYS — Students of grades seven and eight at Usborne Central school attempted to turn back time during the school's Variety show held last week, The group shown above presented their version of a Christmas concert when they were in grade one. They are, back, left, Debbie McLachlen, Monica Eveleigh, Murray Parsons and Laurie Richards. Front, Dalton Jaques, Judy Parsons, Carolyn Glanville and Ivan Hern. T-A photo Full course dinner enjoyed by Staffa Karrot Kurlers and is home for the summer. Edna and Janet Miller, London spent the weekend with their parents, Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Miller, and visited Saturday with Mrs. Mary Miller, Mitchell. Ruth Templeman visited over Tuesday with Linda Miller. By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE Kathy Ferguson, Hensall, spent the weekend with Darlene Passmore. Shirley W inner, Sarnia, spent the weekend with Pauline Pym. Ceryl Westcott spent the weekend with Beverley Passmore. Sunday, May 10, a combined service will be observed when the rite of baptism will be observed. Those wishing to have children baptized should contact Rev. S. Miner. SATURDAY, MAY 2 10.00 a.m. to 4.00 p.m. SEVENTY FIVE CENTS PER LICENCE By-Law, No. 16, 1960, States that all residents of the Town of Exeter, owning and using a bicycle, other than a motor vehicle as defined by the Highway Traffic Act, shall obtain a licence before using the same upon any streets of the Town. TED DAY Chief of Police 1969 Bicycle Licences will be issued at the TOWN HALL "Flowers of Hope" Campaign .... AREA BLITZ Centralia, Huron Park, Crediton, Dashwood, Exeter, Hensall, Grand Bend, Zurich - FRIDAY, MAY 8 Anyone in the rural area wishing "Flowers of Hope" Seeds can pick them up at the Bank of Montreal, Exetf. Sponsored By The SOUTH HURON AND DISTRICT ASSOCIATION for the MENTALLY RETARDED 4, r GOODNE ISS SAKE II FOR imoiK You're never too old for the refreshment of milk! It's a taste-tempting, vita- min-rich summer cooler. Enjoy dairy-fresh milk de- livered to your door or at your favorite store. EXETER DAIRY PHONE 285.2144 Mr. + In, • WI holds dinner Tirrookoocate, April 30, 1970 Page. 7 Hear sermon on tithe theme Kindergarten Registration • Tuesday, May 5 1:00 — 3:30 All pupils born in 1965 are • eligible to enroll. Please bring immunization cards and birth certificates. tz. E = Er' 235.0332 EXETER iiimmesimumeinneu Tuesday to Saturday 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Friday to 9:00 p.m. CLOSED MONDAY Ersman's Bakery By MRS, J. H. PATON CLANDEBOYE Sunday at the service of evening prayer and litany Mr, Carson preached on three kinds of tithes, those who give one tenth of their income to the Church, those who give one twentieth, and those who give themselves. He said the last was the ideal, but it was the ideal Jesus demanded. "One must lose his life in order to find it," Mr, Carson went on to point out that all of us need a primer just like a pump. The primer is titheing. Visitors attend UCW meeting By MRS. WELLVVOOD GILL GRAND BEND The General Meeting of Grand Bend UCW was held Tuesday evening with a good attendance of members and fifteen ladies of Kettle Point UCW as guests. Mrs. Wm. Sturdevant led the worship and Mrs. Fred Brissette spoke on crafts. She had several on display. Mrs. Wm. Blewett president, presided for the business. A bale of good used clothing was given to the guests who will have a rummage sale and use the proceeds to paint their church. An invitation to attend Centralia Spring tea was accepted as was another invitation to the Church of God, May 14. Plans were made for a Mother and daughter banquet May 12 and lunch was served by Group 2. MRS. MATILDA WANNER Mrs. Matilda Wanner passed away at Sarnia General Hospital, April 23, 1970 in her 79th year. She was the Widow of the late Russell Wanner of Grand Bend who predeceased her in 1952. One son, Lorne, predeceased her in 1965. Mrs. Wanner was the mother of Pearl (Mrs. Frank Ruston), RR 1 Sebringville, Lois (Mrs. Willis Stewardson), RR 3 Parkhill, Alvin of Brigden, Allan of Sarnia; and a sister of Mrs. Willis Williams of Deltona, Florida, Mrs. Wm. Miller, Dashwood, Henry of Medicine Hat, Alberta, Ecron of Los Angeles, California. Also surviving are 17 grandchildren. The funeral was from the T. Harry Hoffman Funeral Home, April 27 and interment in Grand Bend Cemetery with Rev. H. Dobson officiating. The pallbearers were, Jim Love, Gerry Love, George Latta, Wm. Sharrow, Everett Desjardine, Irvine Desjardine. Mrs. Myrtle Tetr ea u, Gerald Snider and Len Ravelle are patients in South Huron Hospital, Exeter. By MRS. HUGH MORENZ Mrs. Milton Sweitzer, Mrs. Stuart Sweitzer, Bonnie and Loreen, spent the weekend in Welland with their sister, Mrs. Ted Leadly, and while there attended a baby shower for their sister-in-law, Mrs. Marilyn Comfort, Weekend guests with Mr. & Mrs. Art Meininger were Mr. & Mrs. Bob Meininger, Bruce and Lisa of Detroit, and Mrs. A 1phena Ouellette, of Millinocket, Maine. Mr. & Mrs. Don Adams, Brock, Mark and Clark, visited Sunday at Southampton with relatives, Mr. & Mrs. Jim Kennedy and Robbie. Mr. & Mrs. Don Dundas and their nephew, Howard Schenk, visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Wray Sweitzer. After we learn to give one tenth then we begin to bp able to give ourselves body mind and spirit. Next Sunday .the service of. evening prayer will be -at 12:45 p.m, The Sunday School will meet during the service. The sermon theme will be Asking and Accepting. Thursday, the Anglican. Church Women will meet in the home of Mrs. Bertha Henrie. CLANDEBOYE WI The Clandeboye WI held a dinner at the Lucan Area Community Centre, April 23, with 150 in attendance, Dinner is Served Limited catered to the meal and many prizes of food stuffs were won, PERSONALS Mrs. Russell Blake was entertained by her son and his wife, Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Blake, in honor of her birthday. Other guests were Mr. & Mrs. W. E. Sovereign, Lucan, Mr. & Mrs. Norman Blake, Mrs. Loreen Srigry and son Johnny, London, and David Simpson. Mrs. Blake Sr., received many birthday gifts. M. & Mrs. Arnold Lewis.: trwetournowdoellreat•Aft70,1aryewnctitide,' Florida .. y M people sent letters from Clandeboye Post Office, 11.rior to its closing April 28, in order that they would have the Clandeboye stamp. Those who. were .accustomed to getting their mail at Clandeboye will now hay? it delivered • to them by Arnold 13Iake, Mr. Blake has been delivering mail for 26 years,. resiTahoe antsdwdirl sbse.fRoar Clandeboye Elizabeth Hill spent the weekend with her parents Mr. & Mrs. Alan Hill and family, Mr. igz Mrs. Wilfred Logan of Thorndale visited Mrs, Paton and William Allwright Sunday. Tom Kestle from Torn 40 spent the weekend with kila.Att, family Mr. & Mrs. David Kestle • in village. Mrs. Robert Hornell returned home after spending some time with her daughter, Mrs. M. C. Hettrick, Kirkland Lake a 4 tis Is tr girls were reminded that achievement day is May 2 in Mitchell District High School. Mrs, Butson and Mrs. Jeffery cooked some mushrooms which the girls sampled. WI Staffa Women's Institute held a dessert euchre in the township hall Friday evening with 10 tables in play. Prizes were awarded for ladies high, Mrs. Earl Dick; gents high, Gordon Hoggarth; ladies low, Mrs. Carter Kerslake; gents low, John Edwards; lone hands, Roy McDonald; lucky chair, Cliff Edwards. Parents and young people were present Sunday evening to hear and enjoy Gordon Sanderson, who writes the "Sound Off" column for the London Free Press, when he• addressed the Hibbert Community young people at the Family Life Center. PERSONALS Hugh McCaughey has completed his year at Ridgetown BALL - MACAULAY BUILDING SUPPLIES CLINTON 482-9514 SEAFORTH 527-0910 HENSALL 262-2713 Summer Store Hours EFFECTIVE MAY 1 Famous . Discontinued Colours 1/2 PRICE Paints a Quanti ty of The above . Ell 117 ! kui , •:‘7.,;6.• . 4 .'47 -..*. .. A. ....... vil , • . • \ \ ... .... ,...re. '—,---.7---111111to.` - -lei 1111.10 PATIENCE PAYS OFF EVENTUALLY — Area youngsters spent a lot of time at the Morrison Dam over the weekend to officially open the trout fishing season. Shown above displaying their fishing patience are Jim McCracken, Ralph Batten, Mark Gravett and Morley Obre. T-A photo Representative For Exeter, Hensall, Zurich, Huron Park, Crediton, Dashwood, Centralia R. Norm Tait Representative Of THE LONDON LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Phone 262,2406 Hensel!