HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1970-09-24, Page 20Page 20 Times-Advocate, September 24, 1970
Elimville ladies arrange
for exhibit and card play
FALL FAIR ENTHUSIAST — Mrs. Hugh Morenz, RR 2 Dashwood,
exhibits in many classes. Hours of time goes into the exhibits she and
other exhibitors produce to make the Fair a success. Here, she puts the
finishing touches on a quilt done by machine, a new class at the Exeter
exhibition. T-A photo
Expect record entry
at fair baby contest
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FAIR
SPECIAL
Ladies'or
Men's
17-JEWEL
PRICED
FROM
$995
Jack Smith
JEWELLER
Main St. Exeter
Hey Kids!
WIN
A
"We
Hurry"
Bike
at
Gulf' Ivan & Mickey's
GULF SERVICE
GRAND BEND 238-2257
Mom & Dad Get A Free Ticket
With Each Gas Purchase
ONE BIKE GIVEN AWAY IN EACH
OF SEPT., OCT. and NOV.
I Announcing . . .
A New Owner
AT
Wally's Market
Main St. - Grand Bend - 238-2512
Leo Masse,a former Zurich area re-
sident, is the new owner of Wally's
Market. He has been associated with
the food business for many year?,
and is well experienced in all aspects
of merchandise.
QaicEn
RIGHT
Danny's Pure Pork
SAUSAGE (Home Made)
Schneider's Red Hot
WIENERS
Your
PORK HOCKS
PORK aRIBLETS 4Lbs99
Full ROUND STEAK
SLICE or ROAST Lb 89'
. Size 1
MIDGET HAMS
11/2 L
E ACH
59
II
A Real Treat
COOKED HAM Lb.99
BEEF Branded
Red or Blue
Front Quarters Lb. 49'
Sides Lb, 63'
Hind Quarters Lb..79'
Lb. 59
Coleman's Canned
Nestles Instant
QUICK
,b,n. 89 4
QUAKER OATS
Instant or Quick
Pkg. 59
Sunspun
CHEESE SLICES
8.15'
Canada Dry
SOFT DRINKS
Five Flavors
Returnable Quarts
S for $ I " 11;ilejisaosit
Westons
BREAD
4 loaves 8 8 °
PRODUCE
California Choice
ORANGES
2 00. 89'
CARROTS
2 .i':;s19'
OPEN Monday to Thursday — 8:00 a.m. to 6;00 p.m,
Friday and Saturday — 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m,
LEO MASSE
SNELL
SHELL
SERVICE
Phone 235-2020
Exeter
Over 200 Tapes In Stock
Reg. NOW 114
$7.95 SPECIAL
Ray Stevens SPECIAL $598
Tape Cases SPECIAL $3 99
Automatic Radio of Canada
8-Track
Auto Stereo Reg. $84.95 $49 95
CHROME REVERSE WHEELS
By Keystone
Chev and Ford 14" .„ 19.95
Ford and Chrysler 15" 20.95
Full Line of Newby 1320
and
SNOW TIRE RETREADS
Available Now
FREE
Grease Job
with
Oil Change
and Filter
Exeter Farm Equipment
"The Best in Farm Machinery"
HARRY VAN GERVVEN
EXETER
BONO
"The Chatwser"
Harry Invites
You to See
His Complete
Display
at the
EXETER
FAIR
MEET THE CHARMER.
Boa-Ski Mark II
the snowmobile that's ahead
of the pack.
So fast and yet so safe.
Seven engines to choose
from. 19 to 36 horsepower.
Enough to please the expert
rider as well as the beginner.
The Mark II really clings to
the ground. It's a fantastic
performer in the tightest
curves. Whether you drive
conservatively or at the limit,
you'll always control the
Mark II, a machine that was
designed with you in mind.
Boa-Ski also offers three
other models: the super fast
Cobra, the economical
Mark I and the mini-type
Boa-Ski.
BUY
WHERE
SALES
SERVICE
and
PARTS
Is Our
Business
Leads the
Rest
Ask Us About Our FAIR SPECIAL
By MRS. ROSS SKINNER
ELIMVILLE
The September meeting of the
Elimville Women's. Institute was
held Wednesday evening with the
President, Mrs. Ivan Brock in
charge. The program, Home
Economics and Health, was
convened by Mrs. Jud Dykernan,
Roll call was answered by a
canning hint. The St. John's
Ambulance Course will begin
October 8, The Sunshine Pal for
Huronview is Miss Lottie Zirk,
The fall rally will be held
October 5 at Centralia College
and mosaic tile crafts will be on
display from Elimville Institute,
The Fair Committee, Mrs. M.
DeJonge, Mrs. Ron Fletcher and
Mrs, T. Creery have their
exhibition ready for the Institute
display at Exeter Fair.
It was decided to have Euchre
parties again this winter.
The motto "Home is a
Mother's Kingdom" was
presented by Mrs. Squire
Herdman. Mrs. Freeman Home
gave a piano instrumental and
Mrs. Lorne Johns gave a reading.
Mrs. Dykeman introduced the
Es eaker, Mrs. Tom Pridham of
xeter who spoke on and
displayed her hobby of Stamp
Collecting.
Lunch was served at the close
by Mrs. Creery, Mrs. Clayburn,
Mrs. Horne and Mrs. Campbell.
PERSONALS
Mr. & Mrs. Howard Pym
attended the Brown — Lobb
wedding Friday at Centralia
United Church. Mrs. Pym was the
soloist.
Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Schneider
of Caldwell, New Jersey visited
with relatives last week, Mr. &
Mrs. Harold Bell, Mr. & Mrs. Alvin
Cooper and Mr. & Mrs. Ross
Skinner and families.
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Coates,
Judith and Cathy of Exeter
visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs.
Squire Herdman.
Bert Lobb of Clinton isvisiting
a few days with Mr. & Mrs.
Howard Pym and family.
The Elimville Community
held a Bridal Shower at the
church basement, Saturday
evening for Ethel Miner, daughter
of Rev. & Mrs. Miner. The bride
was presented with a quilt and a
gift of money.
The Huron County Library
books will be exchanged at
Elimville, September 28.
Sharon Batten, Lois Johns,
Janice Johns and Joyce Kerslake
attended the Girls' Softball
bowling party in Exeter, Sunday
afternoon and later returned to
Whalen Community Centre for a
barbecue.
Brenda Skinner entertained 40
young people at a party on
Saturday evening. They also
celebrated the birthday of Craig
Webber.
If you have a new garment
that has a very vivid colour and
you are not sure it is steadfast —
try soaking it in salty water
before washing for the first time.
Valuable prizes donated by
district merchants will again be
By MRS. HEBER DAVIS
Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Davis, Mr.
& Mrs. Cameron Davis and Mr. &
Mrs. Wayne Love, Varna, were
Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs.
Harry Carroll and Wayne. They
were celebrating wedding
anniversaries for Mr. & Mrs.
Clarence Davis, Mr. & Mrs.
Wayne Love and Mr. & Mrs.
Harry Carroll.
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Tindall,
Nancy, Marylou and Robert were
guests, Sunday, with Mr. & Mrs.
Ross McFalls, Centralia. Sunday
evening they were joined by Mr.
& Mrs. Charles Tindall, Grand
Bend.
Mr. & Mrs. Ron Carroll, Ian
and Brenda visited their friend,
Miss Sophia Richards, Strathmere
Lodge, Strathroy, Sunday.
Mr. & Mrs. Earl Atkinson and
Mrs. Robt. Coleman, Lucan, Mrs.
Flossie Dickins, Exeter and Mr. &
Mrs. W. Garrett, London, spent
Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Heber
Davis.
Mr. & Mrs. Al Shannon,
London, were Sunday guests with
their niece Mr. & Mrs. Bill
Johnson and boys.
Next Sunday, Thanksgiving
service will be held at St. Patrick's
Church at 11:00 a.m. The rector,
Rev. Rokeby-Thomas, will be in
charge.
available to babies in the area that
will be competing in the annual
baby show being held Friday
night in conjunction with the
Exeter Fall Fair.
The baby show will open the
Friday night show and is again
expected to draw a record
number of entries.
Babies from one month to a
year old will have a chance to
compete for the many prizes
being donated.
Classes have been arranged for
babies from one month to four
months, little ones aged five
months to eight months and
toddlers from nine to twelve
months.
There will also be a special
grouping for twins. Last year
about 45 mothers and babies
entered the contest which
provides valuable prizes for the
tops in each class.
Entries for the baby show
must be in the hands of the fair
secretary Garnet Hicks by Friday
noon, September 25.
Additional prizes for the
beauty contest and baby show in
addition to the top two awards
for the beauty queen are being
donated by Beth's Hair Styling,
Modern Beauty Salon, Silhouette
Hair Fashions, Marjorie Dilkes'
Hairdressing, Mary Helen's Hair
Styling, Cathy's Beauty Lounge,
Jack Smith Jeweller, Wilson's
Jewellery and Gifts, Brady
Cleaners, Midtown Cleaners and
Grand Bend Cleaners and
Launderers.
BY MRS. IRVIN RADER
DA$HWOOD
The September meeting of the
Calvary United Church Women
was held September 15 with Mrs.
Hugh Boyle as chairlady. She
opened the meeting and Mrs. Ken
McCrae, convener, accompanied
soloist Mrs. Jack Gaiser, as she
sang "Up, Up with People." The
scripture was a responsive
reading.
Mrs. Boyle gave a reading on
the Closeness of Family Life. The
new United Church creed was
read with everyone replying
responsively. Mary Lou Grigg
favoured with several selections
on her guitar.
The film, "Beyond LSD" gave
new insight into the problems
faced today. Carl Oestreicher
presented the women with a tape
recorder in memory of Glenna's
active participation in the group.
A minute of silence was observed
in her memory followed by a
prayer by the president, Mrs. Don
Gaiser. An invitation to attend
the November meeting at Zion
United Church, Crediton, was
accepted.
4-H
Club No. II of the 4-H girls met
September 15 with 12 present
with leaders Cora VanRaay and
Mrs. Earl Keller.
Election of officers was held:
president, Teresa Holubowicz,
vice-president, Nancy Braid;
secretary, Janice Hayter; press
reporter, Sharon Rader. The
project was .discussed and notes
given on keeping mentally fit,
PERSONALS.
Mrs. Bruce Guy is .a patient in.
St. Joseph's Hospital, London,
where she underwent surgery,
Mrs. Gerald Martene and new
baby have returned home from
London Hospital.
Sunday visitors with Mr &
Mrs, Cliff Penh* were Mr. &
Mrs. Bob Newton, Jane, Robert,
and Marian, Mr. & Mrs. Gord
Newton, Mr. & Mrs. Don Clark,
and Judy Kraft all of London; Mr.
& Mrs. Jim Smith, Susanne and
Gary,'Corunna, and Mrs. Amelia
Willert.
Mr. & Mrs. Mervyn Tieman
attended the gift show in Toronto
during the weekend.
Let's all heed
Smokey's message!
Mrs. Henry Becker is a patient
in South Huron Hospital, Exeter.
Dashwood la dies meet
Study drug problems