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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1970-12-03, Page 22CONDUCT LUCAN'S BLIND CANVASS — Members of the Lucan and district Lions club are this week canvassing the area on behalf of the Canadian National Institute for the Blind. Shown above mapping out a schedule are from the left, Gary Menders, Jim Simpson, Bernard Berm, Alex Boyes and president Gord Brooks. T-A photo Purchase chair for lodge WI donate to fire victims • • • Regular Value 539,95 Special Price NEW NYLON BEATERS! 3 SPEED STAND MIXER Saves time and trouble. Mixes, whips, blends in seconds. Fingertip button speed selector. Avocado with white base — 120 volt. Reg. Value $14.44 Special Price $12.97 HEARING TESTS No Obligation MIDDLETON'S DRUGS, EXETER Thursday, Dec. 3 to 3 p.m. Batteries, accessories, repairs to most makes E. R. THEDE Hearing Aid Service Ltd. 88 Queen St., S. Kitchener HEARING AIDS PRICE $18.88 A GIFT FOR THE SPORTSMAN SNOWMOBILE MITT All leather with Insul foam lining In mitt and orlon pile lining on cuff cosy warmth. Extra large-cuff with Velcro fastener that adjusts to give a snug fit to keep snow and cod winds Out. Available in black only. Regular Value $8,49 .SPECIAL PRICE $6.79 Page 22 Timm.Advocato, December 3, 1970 By MRS. ,FRANK SQUIRE Dciley's Comments Mr. & Mrs. Cleve Pullman attended the funeral of the late John Locking, at Brussels Thursday. Mr, & Mrs. E. Ferguson were Sunday guests of Mr. & Mrs.. Keith Hem, Zion, Mr. & Mrs. Percy Hodgins visited Saturday evening with Mr. & Mrs. Mervin Baker, St. Ma s. Mr. & Mrs. Ray Mills, Centralia, were Sunday visitors of Mr. & Mrs. McLeod Mills. Mr. & Mrs. Ken Hodgson were Sunday guests of Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Hodgson, London. Mr. & Mrs. Jimmy Lewis and family, London, were recent callers of Frank Parkinson and Glenn. Mr. & Mrs. Norman Hodgins were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs, Larry Kilpatrick, London. Mrs, Norman Hodgins was among those on the dietary staff of St. Marys Memorial Hospital who attended the Christmas party Monday evening. Mrs. Gertie Thomson and Mrs. Mae Stephens who are retiring shortly were honored. Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Morley were Saturday evening dinner guests of Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Hem, Zion. Mrs. Arvid Beitans was one of the hostesses representing London Latvian Association at the annual Christmas party sponsored by the Folk Arts council, London and held at Centennial Hall. By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN STAFFA Mrs. Ed. Chappel presided for the November meeting of the Staffa Women's Institute held in the township hall on Wednesday evening. The meeting was opened with Mary Stewart collect. There were 14 members and 13 visitors present and roll call was answered by naming an Industry in south-western Ontario. In the business a letter was read from the Perth County home economist regarding the training school for 4H leaders in Mitchell in February for the spring club, Focus on Fitness. Fourteen dollars was voted towards the purchase of an easy chair for a bedroom at Spruce Lodge and cash donation was made to the recent fire victims in the community. Mrs. George Vivian, Mrs. Charles Douglas and Mrs.Ed Chappel were named a committee to look into the possibility of a new years eve • dance. Mrs. Russell Worden reported on the new dishes purchased. The motto, a reading on Help was given by Mrs. Johnny Miller. The 4 H girls were present and modeled their skirts made in the last 4 H course. Elizabeth Templeman, Staffa and Ruth Roney Staffa III each commented on exhibits, Choosing the Skirt. Reports were given by Mrs. Russell Worden on the County rally; Miss Vera Hambley on the District executive banquet meeting, and Mrs. Carter Kerslake on the area convention. Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. Russell Worden and Mrs. Norman Harbum. UCW The November meeting of the Hibbert United Church Women was held in the Family Life Center. Mrs. Calvin Christie and Mrs. Andrew Christie were in charge of the devotions. Roll Call was answered by naming a place mentioned in the Bible. Reverend A.H. Daynard conducted the Bible study. It was decided to bring a cash gift for the December roll call, the money to be sent to Spruce Lodge to be used for gifts, or to be put towards the purchase of easy chairs for the residents' rooms. WORKING WITH KNITS The final meeting of the Working With Knits course was held in the ,township hall Thursday evening. Thirty-eight enthusiastic women have enjoyed this course under the leadership of Mrs. Carter Kerslake and Mrs. Jo Van Valkengold. The leaders were each presented with a gift in appreciation. Summary day for the course will be December 8 in Stratford. PERSONALS Recent visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Bob Norris and Mrs. Sam Norris were Mrs. Bessie Meir and Miss Pat Meir, Windsor, Mrs. Ronald Dolmage and family, Seaforth and Ross McNicol, Hensall. Mr. & Mrs. John Templeman Don Dumigan & friends had a snowmobile party at Seaforth last Thursday. Mr. & Mrs. D. McLean (nee Sharon Poulton) newlyweds, entertained at a charivari recently. Stan Kwarciak is building a new house in the Pinery and recently bought Karl Flemings farm. The pupils of Central Bosanquet public school went to Sarnia Tuesday to enjoy an aeroplane trip to Thedford. Mr. & Mrs. Gary Clarke (nee Jo Anne Burley(, newlyweds, are residing in Sarnia. John Prance, Exeter was entertained on his 92nd birthday last Sunday at a party of 100 relatives and received numerous cards and gifts. Mr. & Mrs. G. Gotetaer and sons of Ridgetown attended a birthday party given by Mr. & Mrs. Harold Prance for Mrs. Gotetaer. The Aux Sable River Ranch operated by John Wahl has installed equipment for a trade school and have hired two instructors. Mrs. Georgina Desjardine visited Mrs. Betty Gill on Friday. Mr. & Mrs. H. Prance and .John Prance were in Sarnia and vicinity, Friday. • -- Continued from page 20 December 31 — Early Bird Draw — time is running out Comrade — join the Lads who have something to crow about. January 1 Happy New Year B—irdbu.,t too late to be an 'Early January 5 — Ladies Auxiliary Meeting. January 6 — General Meeting — Start the New Year right by your attendance, and that's 30 for this week — REMEMBER — A welfare state is one run for the benefit of everyone but the taxpayer. WOW —EE did we have a time at 540 for the Grey Cup, we had a good crowd and the Harvey Hillman Sports Fund supplied a Hot bean feed during half time, The way the Comrades were cheering on their teams was only second best to actually being in attendance. Why, one of the fans came wearing stetson and cowboy boots, No kidding! HtLPWANTED*Boy did 540 take a trimming at the hands of our Ilderton Comrades at Zone Sports last Friday. `Chief Coach' Comrade Gord ELSON is busy shuffling his team and is in the market for new talent and is ready to 'draft' any good sport. Rally to your 'Colors' Comrades. If you play euchre, cribbage, darts or shuffle board — report to Coach Elson, If you enjoy fun and Comradeship — Branch 540 is the place to be. Next .Zone Sports will be Friday December 4 — Lucan at Delaware — It's up to you Comrade, report to the Coach and help 540 'field' their best. team, Lucan church ,news Last Friday the annual bazaar, tea and bake sale of Holy Trinity Church was held. Mrs. Gordon Atkinson the president of the Guild who sponsored the bazaar asked Rev. Carson to open the bazaar at 7:30 p.m. A. brisk business was, conducted at all the tables. On Sunday Holy Communion will be celebrated at 11:00 a.m.. The Nursery meets at 11:00 a.m, as does the League of Loyalty but the Sunday School meets at 9:45 0.111, The Junior Choir will practice at 7:00 p.m. Thursday and the seniors practice at 8:00 p.m. The Confirmation service has been postponed to the end of the year. A PRACTICAL SANTA SUGGESTION BATHROOM SCALE While enameiied base with black mat and carrying handle. Modern camped design 250 dm dial Precise accuracy weighing mechanism Bla it amyl mut IS recessed and washable PRICE $4.98 A DELIGHTFUL KITCHEN ADDITION "FANCI- PANS" •.. 4 filktrt. Non-porous surface J can't absorb food odours or flavours. Easy to clean too . , . a sponge wipes sparkling new. Safe in any dishwasher. Regular Value $39.95 Special Price $29.95 THE REASON OUR SERVICE IS IN SUCH DEMAND, WITH HEATING PROBLEMS WE HAVE COMPLETE COMMAND° ' 111 NO JOB Too LARGE NOR TOO SMALL Jerry Arnold & Sons ESSO HOME HEAT SERVICE RR 2 DASH WOOD 238-2649 18 PIECE 1/4 " SOCKET SET Manufactured from, hardened alloy steel. 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Mr. & Mrs. Claire Sisson were Sunday guests of Mr. & Mrs. Fred Petch of Strathroy. Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Jones and family were Sunday evening guests of Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Bryan of West Nissouri. Mr. & Mrs. G. Hooper were Sunday guests of Mrs. J. W. Humphrey of Chatham. Soil, crop — Continued from page 16 'We must grow the crops that work best and feed our stock. We have the potential for a lot of production in beef cattle." Hogs and poultry flocks are increasing on a local market basis. The northern agricultural school is an experimental, demonstration farm consisting of 480 acres. A basic beef cow herd of 150 is kept along with 200 more of varying ages. About 15 sows are kept along with 140-150 hogs. The sheep industry is represented by 150 ewes and a poultry demonstration flock of 1,100 layers. While the temperatures in the New Liskeard area dip to 40 degrees below zero, Butler said, "It's a dry cold and quite livable. We don't get heavy falls of snow. Normally about two feet of snow on the ground. Among the dignitaries attending the banquet were Huron MP Bob McKinley, Huron Warden Roy Westcott, Stephen Reeve James Hayter, Hay Reeve Joseph Hoffma, Huron's Ag Rep Don Pullen and his assistant Mike Miller. NDP —Continued from page 20 they really think big business was? When asked what specific plans the NDP had for improving farm income, the speaker suggested investigating • farm input costs and using incentive prices. The meeting was sponsored by the Middlesex North Riding Association of the New Democratic Party. Mrs. Pat Chefurka is the president. rt READERS WRITE —Continued from Page 18 plot. To summarize this article, I should like to state that letters, such as those by the Front, have no useful purpose in our presence. Once again the Big Lie technique has been employed. I recall someone who used the same approach around 35 years ago. He really messed up a lot of lives. Most of the revolutionary-toned articles we read today are plain fantasies only patterned after some previous writer. Hardly any of the self-proclaimed revolutionaries have experienced real revolution. Real revolution was in Russia and in Cuba. It does not have a potential in our drool. Therefore Liberation Front, whoever you may be, perhaps by participating you may become more truthful and honest. If you had a beneficial goal, you may have been more plausible. But as you stand now, you can not give liberation to a liberated school. I speak as a student of South Huron who responsibly refuse to accept your lies and half-truths. We, the students, strive for the truth, not bullshit. Yours truly, Concerned Student Exeter District Co-op Phone 235-2081 Exeter • ;?: * '0. 4\ ra II 4