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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1970-10-08, Page 20RECEIVE BIBLES — The graduating class of Registered Nurses' Assistants, South Huron Hospital, were presented with Bibles by the Gideon's Ladies' Auxiliary last Thursday evening, Mrs. Mina Talbot and Mrs, Squire Herdman are shown with three of the girls, Heather Davis, Centralia, Cathy McCarty, Parkhill and Bonnie Regier, Zurich. The class will graduate later this month. T-A photo Announcement . Ron Dale is pleased to announce that CUFF LANGFORD has joined his service staff Cliff is a welcome addition to our staff, being a licensed mechanic with 5 years experience on import and domestic cars of all makes. He's well known in the Exeter area and invites his friends to drop in and discuss their motoring needs. RON °Raft AUTO SALES TOYOTA SALESAaSERVICE Take Time To Be Thankful. Good News For Sports Fans Watch All The Exciting Action of the World Series In The Maple Leaf Room On Our Large Screen COLOR TELEVISION Tilts ee" SP -als IN OUR DINING ROOM Thanksgiving Monday SPECIAL TURKEY DINNER WITH ALL THE TRIMMINGS Phone Early For Reservations Thurs., Oct, 8 Tues., Oct. 13 Wed., Oat, 14 Thurs., Oct 15 Scallops and mashed or french fried potatoes Sausage and baked potato GOttlastr and mashed potatoes Barbecued Spare Ribs We've Expanded You'll Enjoy Dinner-Dancing Even more at the Dufferin Hotel due to our recent alterations in the LAMPLITER ROOM WE NOW HAVE SEATING ACCOMMODATION FOR 80 PEOPLE . . And Plenty of Room for Dancing ENTERTAINMENT EVERY WEEKEND This Friday and Saturday 2PLus Starting Tuesday Amateur Night YOU WON'T WANT TO MISS IT Phone 228-6648 *FOR RESERVATIONS PLEASE NOTE CHANGE OF DINING HOURS FOR EVENING MEALS Open 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Visit Us This Weekend THE DUFFERIN HOTEL CENTRALIA The Home Economics and Health committee, with Mrs. Lorne Porter in charge, took the program for the September meeting. The roll call was a poisonous substance which I do or do not take precautions for, was answered by the members. The motto, We Don't Stop Laughing Because We Grow Old, Will attend bazaar An Old. Tyme Western theme set the stage for a party given in honor of the new Beta Sigma Phi ACW ship bales to Saskatchewan Mrs. Nelson Monteith was hostess for the October meeting of the Anglican Church Women when Mrs. G. R. Doidge presided. Prayers of thanksgiving were led by Mrs. A, Carter and reports of committees were received. Two bales were shipped to a mission station at Prince Albert, Sask., and a donation of ten dollars was made to the CNIB. Plans were finalized for the Bell Tower Tour and Tea in the Parish Hall, October 9, from 3 p.m, to 5 p.m. The members will be the guests of Caven Presbyterian VMS, October 15. The Huron Fall Deanery will be in Goderich, October 20, when delegates will attend. Mrs. W. G. Balsdon arranged a display of beeswax candles and this craft will be demonstrated at the November meeting. Mrs. Doidge conducted two contests and refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs. J. Potter and Mrs. M. Greene. Senior citizens enjoy program The Senior Citizens met for the first meeting this season, Tuesday night, in the Legion Hall with Herman Powe, president acting as Master of Ceremonies. Mrs. Harold Jeffery was pianist and Cecil Skinner led the singing. One minute silence was held in memory of Mrs. Joseph White and Mrs. Edward Lindenfield, two active members, who passed away. The entertainment for the evening provided by the Elimville church group, was very entertaining, The committee, for The Thanksgiving meeting of Unit 1, Exeter United Church Women, was held October 1, with Mrs. Wellington Brock conducting the business. The Autumn thankoffering was received, Mrs. B. W. Tuckey was in charge of the program and led in the devotions. Mrs. Melvin Gardiner read the scripture. Mrs. George Anderson, the guest speaker, pointed out the many things for which to give thanks. Every good gift is from God, and the greatest gift of all is Eternal Life, Mrs. Anderson said. Following her talk, she asked the members to write a list of things for which they were thankful. Mrs. Dan McLeod sang a solo accompanied by Mrs. F. Wildfong. The meeting closed with the serving of refreshments. UCW UNITS 3 AND 4 Assistant leader for Unit IV, Mrs, .Gerald Godbolt, and Unit III Leader, Mrs. Maurice Love, conducted separate business meetings for the units before they joined for a combined program, Tuesday evening. Plans were made for a bazaar to be held November 14, and for the Regional Presbyterial which will be held at Thames Road United Church, the end of this month. Mrs. Wes Witmer told the story of the founding of Thanksgiving and what it means, and Pat Bender and Susan Grigg, of Dashwood, played several numbers on their accordions. A Thanksgiving devotional, which had been capably prepared by Miss May Jones, was given by Mrs. Doug ElliSon, Mrs. Jim Prout and Mrs. Winston pledges, by the .Mph Fi chapter, at the home of Mrs. Tom Duffy, Hensall, last Friday evening. Members arrived appropriately dressed as cowboys, saloon girls and Indians, and square dancing and games were enjoyed. The social conveners for the event were Mrs. Frank Giffin, and Mrs. Peter Connore The new pledges present were Mrs. Jim Russell, Mrs. Jim Newby, Mrs. Peter Catioe, Mrs. W. G. Balsdon and Mrs. Jim Beer. Tuesday night the chapter met at the home of Mrs. Don Webster when a program on `Speech' was conducted by Mrs. Webster and Mrs. Ed Clarkson. The members did breathing exercises and discussed the proper pronunciation of common words. Women's Liberation was debated with many pros and cons being argued. Mrs. Frank Giffin was appointed as secretary to fill the position of Mrs. Robert Pooley who has transferred to a member-at-large. Xi GAMMA NU Roy Stephenson, who toured around the world last year and is now a teacher at South Huron District High School, gave the highlights of his impressions of south-east Asia and his travels through Singapore, Malaya, Thialand, Cambodia to Xi Gamin Nu members, Tuesday evening, Mr. Stephenson who said he travelled 'fourth class' recounted his varied experiences as he hitch hiked and cycled much of the way through the countries. The meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Ron Bogart who was assisted by Mrs. Bill Essery and Mrs. Ross Dobson. Roll call was a personal good grooming tip, and a Halloween party was planned for October 23, at the residence of Mrs. Peter Raymond. November 3 is Mr. and Mrs. Eli Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Prouty and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Penhale. Refreshments were served by ladies of Caven Church. Shapton. Highlight of the evening was the presentation of slides by Mrs. Walter Bentley on her summer trip in Europe which included points of interest in Holland, Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Italy and Rome. Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Squire, Whalen, Mr. & Mrs. Richard Lamond and Mrs. Gladys Chittick of London entertained their parents, Mr. & Mrs. Edgar Squire, to a dinner at the Zurich Hotel, Sunday and later at their home, in honor of their 53rd wedding anniversary. Mrs. Chittick is visiting this week with the Squires Sr. MEDAL FOR SKATING Nancy Underwood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Underwood, Pryde Boulevard, who last summer attended Skating School in Galt and attained her First Figure and Jr. Bronze dance award, has recently completed the Fall Skating School. October 3, she was successful in passing another dance to give her a Jr. Bronze medal. By MRS. S. HUTTON Mr. & Mrs, Sanford Hutton and Diane visited with Mr, & Mrs. Albert Hutton and Debbie, Listowel. The fourth meeting of Elimville Number III 441 club was held Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Wayne Prance. Couple celebrate 50th anniversary Mr, And Mrs, Frank Wilson of Cambria Rd.goderich, celebrated their 50th wedding apniversaiy, September 26 at Carlow Rail with 50 of their relatives and friends, Guests were present from Southampton, Rowan, Port. Carling in •Muskoka, 041114, BroekVille, Montrose, and Flint, Mich.. Among those present were Mr, and Mrs, Charles Young of Goderich who have celebrated their 67th wedding Anniversary and. Mr. and Mrs. Peter 'Young • their 56, Mr, and Mrs. Wilson have two sons, jack of Blyth, Donald of Exeter and one daughter, Ruby of Belgrave, 14 grandchildren .and four great-grandchildren all of whom were present. Mr. and Mrs, Wilson were married at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John - Young of Loyal, September 29, 1920. Mrs. Wilson's twin sister, Ruby was bridesmaid on that occasion. The best man of fifty years ago was unable to be present. Both are members of Victoria St. United Church. Mrs. Wilson is a member of the UCW and Mr. Wilson a member of the Board of Session. Mr. Wilson, for a number of years, was a member of the .Colborne Township Council. He was also a 50 year member and past-member of Morning Star Lodge, Carlow. Sprinkle salt on your boiled potatoes after you have thrown the water away, shake vigorously while still on the fire to dry them out. They will be light and fluffy! P480 20 Times-Advocate, October 8i 1970 Western pledge party Bete Sigma Phi Hurondale WI view crafts We Grow Old Because We Stop Laughing, was given by Mrs. Hilton Laing. A humorous poem was read by Mrs. Wm. Rowcliffe. Mrs. Ronald Merner of Dashwood, was present with a display of her craft work. She gave a talk on how she makes many interesting articles. The President, Mrs. Harold Patterson presided for the business. A bazaar and tea will be held at Huronview, November 4. Delegates, Mrs. Lloyd Ballantyne and Mrs. Hugh Love, were appointed to attend the Huron County Rally at Centralia College. The meeting closed with a social half hour. Thanksgiving message Church Women iOteesi' SPECIAL PRICE ON Antim•Freeze 'CASH AND PER GAL CARRY 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU & K Service Centre Ltd. 1 — CORNEA- HIGHWAY 4 AND CREDITON ROAD 2 — HURON PARK TINA PHONE X28.564 .1 or 228-010