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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1970-12-10, Page 11SADDLE CLUB AWARDS — The year-end banquet of the Exeter Saddle club was held Saturday night in Dashwood. Receiving top award trophies from Dalton Finkbeiner are Joanne Hicks and Jim Rundle. T-A photo Wind damages beach Orpha club enjoys party I 2 Greet your guests with the traditional favourite for holiday festivities. Order your supply of rich, wholesome, ready-to-serve eggnog. EXETER DAIRY Ndspi. i1kivso*****".344o44.4040;14000x.rostaliii~*OvIti•voi.iiiirso.itogio-olifin********4Ao04404***ovaek Snowmobile - Owners WE CAN SUPPLY YOU WITH Low Cost Insurance INCLUDING PASSENGER HAZARD (Check Your Policy For This Protection) WE WILL ALSO INSURE YOUR SLEIGHS and TRAILERS HODOs N LIMITED INSURANCE — REAL ESTATE M. J. Geiser Phone 235.2420 J. A, Kneale SPECIAL LOW PRICES ON TRUCK '1325 CAMPERS As Nowinloswtoacsk 2 — 11' used campers 1 — 17' used trailer 1 — 9' used camper 1 — 20' new trailer All at reduced winter prices See us for winter rentals Graham Arthur Rentals Phone 235-1373 Exeter Times-Advocate, December 10, 1970 Pap 11 0. ii. v. Vriese a l'i' MAIN ST. The Store With the Stock EXETER r.. li:5.1:1,2zmaz;y.-- '.,..;:..wriz)4=fiAr..*aoi,i:5,;:gliir4igit.piii:ikwe4.1;k:t.NizIl ig.vohiallil fk George men /s Electrical modernization can work wonders in the workshop and lighten the load in the laundry room Wouldn't a workshop be wonderful with lots of light, all the outlets you need and enough power for all your tools? Re-wiring can make it possible. It will help in the laundry room, too, by letting Morn install the electric dryer she's had her eye on. Throughout your home, and outdoors too, re-wiring can put the full power of electricity to work for you. Talk to a qualified electrical contractor about re-wiring in your home, or ask your Hydro. The Hydra Finance Plan can help you get started right away. EXETER PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION Commissioners M.A. Greene J.H. Delbridge A.E. ['coley, N.J.. Davis, Manager your hydro Chairman Phone 235-1350 4 Cologne ..... , 4 oz. $2.60 94216.............7...............-...., ri FOR. HER I DESERT FLOWER u Spray Cologne & Perfume ri $4.50 Value ............. $1.99 . FA LOVE ? / IA Cleanser, Cologne Spray & Moisturizer Set ......... $7.50 / ELIZABETH ARDEN Memoire Cheri 4 4 rA Cologne, Soap gi. Beauty Bath . $3.50 ELIZABETH ARDEN Blue Grass /A Hand Lotion, Soap & Dusting VA powder ................. $4.75 VA TWEED Spray Cologne & Bath Powder . ......................... $7.00 IA EVENING IN PARIS Cologne, Perfume & Talcum Set . 4,, .0, I ..... CH. A..N.. ... ........................ :313.6.: Bath powder & Spray Cologne '10•740•114•1‘VVIC1‘100‘114.4 GIFTS FOR ALL TIMEX WATCHES ............... ............ From $8.95 to $39.95 KODAK 8€ POLARO/D CAMERAS 8c FILM VIEW ID Viewers & Reels Si New Talking Viewmaster Black Magic, Dairy Box & Smiles 'N Chuckles— Assorted Chocolates to H DRUG STORE UNTLEY Your Christmas EXETER Ontario 4 By MRS. CLARKE KENNEDY GRAND BEND The Orpha Club enjoyed a Christmas party Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Roy Flear. The evening was spent playing cards and acting out charades. A humourous reading which brought forth many laughs was read by Mrs. W. B. F. McLaren. An attractive red table centre with candles decorated the dining room table. Sandwiches and cookies were arranged on the table for a help yourself lunch. The committee arranging the party was Mrs. Agnes Smith, Mrs. Harry Hamilton, Mrs. W. B. F. McLaren and Mrs. Roy Flear. WILD WIND A 45 mile per hour wind played havoc with the beach Saturday night and Sunday. According to one citizen the water was the highest it had been for 17 years. SnoW fences were knocked down and part of the beach walk was washed out. PERSONALS The mothers of the children who are attending the nursery school three mornings a week held in the Alhambra Hall were invited to attend Wednesday morning class to meet the teachers and volunteers to see the progress the children had made. The mothers were served several cookies and tea. Mrs. Willis Hayter is a patient in St. Josephs Hospital. Kris Douglas from Mount St. Josephs Academy visited over the weekend with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Melt'. Douglas. White gift Sunday will be held in the United Church next Sunday. Guest guitarist Vic Alderson, will assist in the service along with the junior choir. Mr. & Mrs. Emery Mason from Naicam, Sask, are visiting who has recently returned home. Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Blewett, Barbara and Mary attended a birthday party for Victor Martyn of Talbotville, who was celebrating his 86th birthday last Saturday. Mr. Martyn is the father of Mrs. Blewett. Mrs. Alice Backman and Mrs. Kathryn Pagel, Detroit, visited last week with Mrs. Bariteau. Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Lee have returned home after visiting for a few days with relatives in Brantford. By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN STAF FA Former school chums held a kitchen shower at the home of Darlene Templeman, Sunday afternoon honoring Penny Gloor, Mitchell, on her forthcoming marriage. Upon arrival each friend autographed an apron to be presented to Penny. Games we re enjoyed, followed by a book of good Christmas meet for Zion UCW By MRS. THOMAS HERN West Zion held the December UCW meeting last Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Gordon Johnson. The program and worship service was taken by Mrs. Carl Gower with Christmas readings given by members and Betty Johnson sang a solo. Mrs. Gerald Hem gave a Christmas reading entitled The Christmas Sky. The position of the stars at the time of Jesus birth indicate He was born approximately 6 BC in the spring of the year. Mrs. Wm. Morley presided for the business. Suggestions made at an executive meeting for the year's program were accepted. A bale will be packed in June and articles for a layette will be brought in at the May meeting. GRADUATE HONORED Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wilkinson held a surprise dinner party Saturday evening honoring Margaret Cornish after her graduation as a registered nurses' assistant. Those attending were Mrs. Mildred Cornish and family, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jaques, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jaques, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Wilkinson, Leamington, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Elford, Ava and Michael, Elimville. Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Pfile visited over the weekend in Bad Axe, Michigan, with Mrs. Pfile's brother and sister-in-law who were celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary. Mr. & Mrs. W. J. Allister visited in Simcoe over the weekend. A Scout troop from Harrison Island, Michigan, camped in Pinery Park last weekend and attended the church service at the Grand Bend United Church. wishes read by Elizabeth Murtha. Penny was the recipient of many lovely gifts for her kitchen and thanked all present in a pleasing way. Lunch was served by Elizabeth and Darlene. PERS ONALS Debbie Machan and Gwen Dougall, Mitchell visited over the weekend with Dianne Miller. Mr. & Mrs. Bob Norris and family visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. John Burleigh and family, Goderich. Darlene Templeman, Waterloo University, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. John Templeman. Bonnie Miller, Guelph University, visited Sunday with her parents Mr. & Mrs. Clifton Miller and Paul. A good crowd attended the dance in Staffa Hall, Saturday evening sponsored by the Hibbert Young Peoples. Music for dancing was provided by Christie's Orchestra. CGIT plan vesper services C.G.I.T. candlelighting vesper services will be held in Exeter United Church, December 13 at 7 p.m. and at Granton United Church, December 20 at 7:30 p.m. The theme of the CGIT National Christmas service is "Christmas now . Anybody Care?" The girls conduct the services themselves and this year will see them lighting four candles, to combat prejudice, and misunderstanding, need and strife, and to focus on individual needs for love, friendship, and `knowing we are needed in our homes and communities'. Forty-five thousand girls and leaders meet in Baptist, Church of Christ Disciples, Presbyterian and United Churches in every province of Canada and the North West Territories. Many winners at turkey bingo MT. CARMEL A large crowd gathered at the Dashwood Community Centre last Wednesday for the annual parish turkey bingo, Winners, were: door prize, Mrs. Art Allemande (turkey); game winners, Keith Lightfoot, Joanne Rau, Mrs. Gerry Campbell, Anne Mary Van Osch, Mrs. Jack McCann, Grace Wurm, Joanne Muller, Mrs. Greg Fleming, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Steve Dietrich, Barbara Rau, Eileen Glavin, Mrs. Clara O'Rourke, Mrs. Frank Regier. Money and Share Wealth winners: Mrs, Joe Koracina, Robert Regier, Wilmer Pfaff, Sharon Rau, Mrs. Conlin, Scott Regier, Miss Gayle Cronyn. PERSONALS The outside work of the new home being built for Pat McCann north of the village is almost completed. Mary Eileen Carey and girl-friends, London, spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Joe Carey and Rita Anne. Richard Trainor, Hamilton, spent the weekend with Mrs. Frank Trainor and family. Margaret McCarroll of Stratford Teachers' College taught at Mt. Carmel School part-time last week. Margaret is daughter of Mr, & Mrs. John McCarroll former, residents of Huron Park. Rev. Father John Mooney P.P. of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel parish had as his guests over the weekend his two brothers, Rev. Father Donald Mooney, Detroit; and Father Paul Mooney of Bothwell, also Rev. Father F. Sullivan C.S. sR. a Redemptorist as preacher for the Forty Hours. Mrs. Albert Traquair, Calgary, and formerly of Exeter, is visiting friends and relatives in this area. At present she is the house guest of Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Moir and expects to remain in the district until after Christmas. Mrs. Audrey Gardiner entertained last Wednesday in honor of her father, Clarence Fletcher, who was celebrating his birthday. She was assisted by her sister, Mrs. M. Gibson and her niece, Mrs. R. Schendera who served refreshments and birthday cake to 50 guests. Mr. & Mrs. Richard Weber, Philip and John, Kingston, spent the weekend with Mrs. Frank Taylor, Exeter and with Mr. & Mrs. John Ovens, Clandeboye. 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