The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1970-09-24, Page 13Wilson's Jewellery
Opposite Exeter Post Office
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higher priced ring.
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All repair work needed on your ring will be
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MAIN ST. EXETER
235-0505
By MRS. FRED RowDEN
Mrs, v,.01/pthott.and Pauline
spent the weekend with Mr. .4
Mrs. Reg. Aubin and family in
.Seaforth.
Mrs. Lorne Molts and Mrs,.
.Clarence Johns of Woodham were
gguuests at the home of Mrs. Sid
Flenry in Listnwel, Thursday, and
visited with Mrs. Andrew Hicks in
the Li stowel Hospital.
Mr, & Mrs. John, Thompson
visited for a couple of days last
week with Mr. & Mrs, Grant
Brown and family in Sarnia.
Murray Abbott is spending a
few days with Mr, & Mrs. David
Turner in Varna. Mrs, Turner is a
granddaughter of Mr. Abbott,
Miss. Wilda Pollock Of
Kitchener visited for a few days
with her sister, Mrs. Lorne Hicks.
Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Abbott of
Lucan were Monday evening
visitors with Mrs. Clara AbbOtt.
Services will be cancelled in
the United Church, Sunday, in
favour of the anniversary service
in Zion West United Church,
By MRS. G. HOOPER
Mr. & Mrs. Claire Sisson were
Sunday guests of Mr. & Mrs. Fred
Petch of Strathroy.
Mr. & Mrs. Gladwyn Hooper
were overnight guests of Miss
Veryl Hooper of Toronto on the
weekend.
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Langford
visited Sunday with Don
Langford of Toronto.
Jeanette Hooper, daughter of
Mr. & Mrs. Gladwyn Hooper, of
Blanshard has enrolled at Patricia
Stevens College, Toronto, and is
studying Public Relations and
Modeling.
TO-MEASURE SUI T TAILORED
Firth tailoring offers the ultimt.P., in pattern .
perfection. It's time to see our'›ift51 new versions of
stripes and' other pattern ,)-til superb selecskirn of
sample cloths. A. "
Tailored to rwagure from ,,,,44 $105.00
Stock suits "79.50 to 105.00
Blazer suits 69.00 to 79.50
Co-ordinates 59.00
Sport coats 35.00
SPECIAL SALE
In order to make room for our new Fall collection of
Suits and Sportcoats we have drastically reduced our
present stock. Be sure to see these specials:
$5900
$19 95
$ 795
SPECIAL /
Men's All-Wool Suits Reg. to $89.50
Sizes 36 to 44
Sport Coats Reg. to $45.00
Boys and Students Sport Coats
LADIES' WEAR
and DRY GOODS DEPT.
Complete Fall showing of dresses, coats, pant suits
and New Fall Fabrics.
FALL
'WEDDINGS
We are headquarters for Freemans
Formalwear Rentals of suits for all
occasions.
May & Son
EXETER Phone 235-0852
Bob
Wildfong
Cs Pleased To
Announce A
New Service
For the Area
Electric Wiring
and
Appliance Repair
OVER 10 YEARS EXPERIENCE
CALL
BOB'S ELECTRIC
SERVICE
Phone Exeter 235-2496 or 235-0886
See it and drive it at
Don Taylor Motors Ltd.
MAIN ST, 235-1100 EXETER
FRI., SEPT. 25 and SAT., SEPT. 26
prepare for fair
A „busy time
Man. Y
houses in the Exeter
area have been bustling with
activity as exhibitors prepared to
show their wares at the Annual
Fair this weekend,
The enthusiasm of exhibitors
knows no bounds, and much of
the success of the local fair
depends on the quantity and the
quality of their work,
The monetary value of the
prizes is not great and this
Cannot be the main reason
behind their zeal for exhibiting.
Friendly ,competition, pride
in their work and produce, a
desire to share their hobbies and
talents with others are some of
the reasons they give for
showing.
One eager lady exhibitor said,
"If my exhibiting will encourage
someone else to show, or
interest someone in my hobby
it's worth all the effort of going
to the Fair."
And it does take effort.
Hours of time go into the
many beautiful quilts, the
intricate sewing and liquid
embroidery that . women will
bring to the Fair,
Much loving care goes into
the growing of flowers, fruits
and vegetables that the public
Will view on Saturday.
Testing and baking of many
recipes will be done before the
`right' one is prepared for
competition and sometimes
years of skillful training lies
behind the many arts and crafts
on display.
It is to the credit of the
exhibitors that the handicrafts,
the work and the animals are
displayed for the public who
might not otherwise know what
is being produced in this district.
But, there are other unsung
heroes of fall fairs.
These are the loving husbands
who cart their wives' exhibits in
and out of the buildings,
One man, whose wife is an
ardent fair exhibitor and has
competed in several other fairs
in Huron County this fall said
wearily, "I'll be glad when the
fairs are over. I'm completely
worn out from loading and
unloading all those boxes.
Bless him!
Mr. & Mrs. Wilfrid McLean had
a miscellaneous shower for
Sharon Poulton, a bride-elect of
Saturday, to Dan McLean.
Mrs. Ed Hunter (nee Frederika
Teetzel) is teaching in the public
school at Forest.
Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Walker
announce the birth of a daughter,
Sunday.
Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Nordstrom
have left for Vancouver to visit
the latter's sister.
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Gill and
Steven visited with Mr. & Mrs.
Don Dunnigan and girls and Billie
and Brian Gill.
Norman Vincent and Ira and
Mrs. Helen Bertwistle
accompanied by Mr. & Mrs.
Harold Prance visited Mr. & Mrs.
Gordon Hamacher and Mrs. Mary
Edwards at Plattsville last
Sunday.
Mr. & Mrs. Mervyn Pym
holidayed at Sauble Beach.
Mr. & Mrs. H. Prance and Mr.
& Mrs. Gordon Gotelaer and sons
were recently camped at Glen
Millar in the latter's coach for two
days.
Mr. & Mrs. Mike Nojdzion and
sons of Chatham have rented Ron
Fleming's house, and have bought
John Harmuth property. They
are renovating the house.
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Vandenberk
recently returned from a trip to
Holland. The latter as president
of the CWL, Grand Bend,
organized a campaign to raise
funds for the 25th anniversary of
the liberation of Holland held
recently in the Exeter Legion.
SEE THE
VEGA 2300
on display
MONDAY
at
Snell Bros.
LTD.
Main St, Exeter
Chev and Olds
Models on Display
Tuesday
By MRS. CLARKE KENNEDY
GRAND BEND
The 4-H Club held their first
fall meeting in the United Church
September 14. Twenty members
were present who decided to call
themselves the Roaring 20's.
The following officers were
elected: president, Cheryl
Desjardine; treasurer, Rosemary
Kalders; secretary and press,
Brenda Taylor.
The group's project this fall is
Focus on Fitness. Leader Mrs.
Bob Jennison spoke on Keeping
Mentally Fit. A hike is planned
later in the month.
WI
The Institute ladies met in the
town hall for the first meeting of
the fall term. The president Mrs.
Wm. Love opened the meeting
and conducted the business. Bed
stools for hospital was discussed,
and also an exhibit for the Exeter
Fair. The roll call was answered
with One thing our children
should be taught.
The motto, "Life is not a
goblet to be drained — but a
measure to be filled," was very
capably given by Mrs. Arthur
Webb. Mrs. Les Adams, convener
of education, planned a quiz on
"Fifteen of our Prime Ministers."
School Days was sung by Mrs.
Mansell Mason and Mrs. Emery
Desjardine accompanied by Mrs.
C. Reeves. Hostesses were Mrs.
Elgin Webb and Mrs. W. Fassold.
VISIT CATHEDRAL
Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Van Horne
visited in Akron, Ohio, and
attended the church services at
the Cathedral of Tomorrow.
They had the pleasure of meeting
with the pastor, Rev. Rex
Humbard.
Mr. Van Horne also attened
the World Series of golf held at
the famous Firestone Golf Club.
By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN
Attending Shirley Miller's 5th
birthday party, Wednesday, was
Geraldine Meikle, Kathy
McKellar, Barbara Templeman,
Mary Parsons and Mike
Finlayson.
Rob Templeman, Guelph,
visited on the weekend with his
family.
M. & Mrs. John Burleigh and
family, Goderich, and Mrs. Ron
Dolmage and family, Seaforth,
visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs.
Bob Norris.
Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Miller, Edna
and Janet were guests Sunday of
Mr. & Mrs. Ted Pooley, Exeter.
Mr. & Mrs. John Templeman
and family, visited Sunday with
Darlene Templeman, University
of Waterloo.
AREA PAINTER WILL SHOW ART — Rev. Robert V. Wilson,
Centralia, who has been painting as a hobby for 30 years, looks over
some of his paintings as he chooses what he will show at the Fair this
year. T-A photo
Grand Bend girls
elect new officers
Returning home they visited with
Mr. & Mrs. George Vincent,
Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan.
ST. JOHN'S AMBULANCE
First aid certificates will be
presented to the members of the
St. John's Ambulance class which
was held in Grand Bend last
spring, on September 29, 8 p.m.
at the Public School.
Films will be shown and
interested parties may register for
a future course. St. John
members will be present to
answer questions.
PERSONALS
Jean Jennison recently won
the title of "Miss Midwestern
Ontario" at the Lucknow fall fair.
Mr. & Mrs. George
Cunningham \ of Milliken visited
last week with Mr. & Mrs. Roy
Flear.
Mr. & Mrs. Glen Desjardine,
Mr. & Mrs. Ross Desjardine, Mr. &
Mrs. Doug Shepherd attended the
Graduation service held in New
St. Paul's Anglican Church
Woodstock last Wednesday where
the 1970 nursing class graduated
from Woodstock General
hospital.
Cassie Ann Desjardine and
Mary Lynne Kennedy are
vacationing for a few days on
Manitoulin Island.
The Orpha Club will resume
again September 29. They will
meet at the home of Mrs. Susie
Devine.
The United Church Sunday
School held promotion exercises
last Sunday. The classes are off to
a good start after having been
adjourned for the summer
months.
Mrs. Charles Tindall is
vacationing in Florida with Mr. &
Mrs. Harold Skipper.
Mrs. Ardella Desjardine left
for Brockville last week. She has
accepted a position at the school
for the blind there.
The Alhambra Hall is open
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
mornings for a nursery school for
retarded children. Mrs. Kay
Kuracina and Mrs. Wm. Blewett
are in charge of the school.
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