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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-01-21, Page 16LSMFT 1964 FORD 4 door sedan, V-8 automatic, $ 395 1965 PLYMOUTH FURY II 2 door hardtop, V-8 automatic, radio, really clean, lic. J12039 $ 849 1966 PONTIAC LAURENTIAN 2 door, 6 $ 895 cylinder, automatic, certified, lic. 428836 safety certified, lic. J67638 1967 CHEVELLE 4 door, V-8 automatic, certified, dark green, lic. J56932 1968 FORD CUSTOM 4 door sedan, V-8 automatic, radio, tic. A27510 1969 CHEV. IMPALA 2 door hardtop, silver, black vinyl roof, V-8 automatic, radio, power steering, lic. X16417 1970 FORD CUSTOM 500 2 door hardtop, V-8 automatic, radio, power steering, demonstrator, No. G63A, last one. 1495 1595 '2495 '2931 Larry Snider Motors LIMITED EXETER 235-1640 LONDON 227-4191 Huron County's Largest Ford Dealer 262-2604 HENSALL ,eimemw-J uct° BARGAINS 1969 PLYMOUTH FU RY II 4-door, V-8, automatic, radio. 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Cunningham; annual vestry meeting of St. people's warden, Mr. Earl James Anglican Church was held Morgan; lay delegates, Mr. In the Parish Hall, The treasurer's. Maurice Simpson (also vestry report showed receipts of clerk), Mr. Roy Cunningham; $5,706.70 and expenses of substitute lay delegates, Mrs. $5,275;93. The missionary Alan. Hill (also treasurer) and Mrs, apportionment of $851.00 was Roy Cunningham. Other paidin full as usual. members of the Board are Mr. Joe The Anglican Church Women Carter, Mr. Jim Cunningham, Mr. had receipts of $580.25 and Alton O'Neil, Mr. Bob Hodgins, Mr. Murray Carter, Mrs, Karl O'Neil, Mrs. Mary Carter, and Mrs. Elsie Lewis. Auditors are Mr., Roy Cunningham and Mr. Robert Hodgins, Members of St. James and Cemetery Board are Bev Cunningham, Maurice Simpson, Alan Hill, Jim Cunningham, Earl Morgan, Murray Carter, Alton O'Neil, Bob Hodgins, and Tom Tomes, ex-officio Andrew Carter. Members of the Hodgins Estate committee are Robert Hodgins, Roy Cunningham, Alan Hill. Jim Cunningham. Members of the rectory committee are Mrs. Robert Hodgins, Mrs. Rae Hodgins and Mrs. Alan Hill. During the meeting there was a good deal of discussion about investments. A bequest from Arthur Morgan of $1,057.16 was received. This is to be invested. A motion was passed that the church exterior be painted this year. Rev. Carson reported that there were 46 Sunday services with an average attendance of 34. There were 15 services of Holy Communion with an average attendance of 30 and 23 communicants. There were 13 services of Morning Prayer with an average attendance of 34 and 18 services of Evening Prayer with an average attendance of 39. There were 5 weekday services with an average attendance of 7. There was one baptism, one marriage and six burials, the meeting concluded with a lunch served by the ACW. Next Sunday January 24 the service of Evening Prayer will be at 12:30. The Sunday School will meet during the service. California now requires noise control on cars. Mp car can exceed 50 decibels at 50 feet. One equipment maker has designed a portable, low-cost carbon monoxide analyzer for use in service stations. * No matter what anti-pollution equipment you have on your car, if the motor is not in tune, you are contributing to dirty air. Let us check it at Larry Snider MOTORS LIMITED EXETER 235.1640 LONDON 227-4191 Huron County's Largest Ford Dealer 1969 METEOR Rideau 500 sedan, radio, automatic, power steering, power brakes, only 20,000 miles J55175 1968 COUGAR, radio, automatic, power steering, power brakes, console, bucket seats, like new. J55511 1968 SST REBEL Stationwagon, 4-door, V-8 automatic, power steering, power assist brakes, radio, split front seat, nylon interior, special handling package 1 9 68 PONTIAC LAURENTIAN 4-door sedan, power brakes, power steering, V-8, automatic, radio,J56683 1 966 PONTIAC PARISIENNE Convertible, automatic, radio, K7727 JUST ARRIVED The 1971 Austin Mini and 1971 Austin 1300 SEE THEM TODAY South End Service E XETER 285.2822 Opw)venings 8y Appointment Brenner read from one of the pamphlets from the pac, a Mexican story entitled "The Assembly Line." This story was written to point out the contrast of the schemes of the Western business man to that of the Mexican Indian. Refreshments were -served by the hostess Mrs. Agnes Smith. EUCHRE WINNERS The Anglican Church Women held a successful euchre party in the Parish Hall last Thursday evening. Prizes were won for men's high by Mr. Emery Desjardine; men's low, Mr. Horance Lake; lone hands, Mr. Henry Green. Ladies' high, Mrs. Henry Green; ladies' low, Mrs. Frank Plumb; door prize, Mrs. Carmen Lovie. It was decided to hold another euchre Friday February 5. PERSONALS , Mrs. Art Finkbeiner is visiting in Welland for a couple of weeks 80-WATT, 115-VOLT BATTERY BLANKET 6." Wrap-around warmer keeps battery at the ready. Fibre- glass insulated, CSA. approv- ed. Fits most batteries, By MRS, STAN PRESZCATOR Miss Kathy Glanville is spending a few days with Mrs. Mary Bird of Goderich. Friday visitors with, Mr. & Mrs. Stan Preszcator were Mr. & Mrs. E. C. Regele of Walton, Mr. & Mrs. Richard Glanville of Parkhill and Mr. & Mrs. Ron Foran of Blyth. Mr. & Mrs. Don Dinney and family spent Sunday with the latter's mother, Mrs. Margaret Clark. Mr. & Mrs. Harold McCallum were recent visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Stan Preszcator, Sam Lawson is recuperating at home after he broke his leg a couple of weeks ago. Mrs. Sash Lawson spent Wednesday with her daughter Mrs. Larry Robinson of Kippen. Lucan church news " Continued from page 14 Sunday, January 17 the annual vestry meeting of Holy Trinity Church was held after a `pot luck' supper. Mrs. D. J. 'Henderson was elected vestry clerk. The auditor's report was presented by Mr. Larry Hotson who suggested that the annual meeting be held a week later. Total receipts were $15,319.49 and expenditures were $14,215.92. Each of the church groups, ACW, AYM, Guild, SS, choirs, and couples had a balance in the treasury. The Rev. R. A. Carson reported that there were services. in the church on 47 Sundays with an average attendance of 87. There were 66 Sunday services of which 27 were Holy Communion services. In 1970 there were 10 children baptized, five youth confirmed, three couples married, and there were five burial services. The following officers were appointed or elected: People's warden, James Davis; rector's warden, Don Ankers; lay delegates, Harvey Hodgins, Wilson Hodgins, Jack Murdy; substitute lay delegates, Mrs. Frank Hardy Jr., Mrs. Jack Elson, Mrs. Keith Kraul; treasurer, Mrs. Cliff Shipley. Other Board members are Messrs. Clarence • Hardy, Bob Williamson, Mert Culbert, Bill Hodgins, Dwight Henderson, Mrs. Geo. Hodgins, Mrs. C. Haggar, and Mrs. Chas. Glenn; Auditors are Larry Hotson and Jim Shipley; cemetery board, Jack Murdy and Austin Hodgins; rectory committee, Mrs. Cliff Shipley, Mrs. C. Haggar, Mrs. J. O'Neil. ANGLICAN EUCHRE PARTY Members of the ACW of Holy Trinity Church held a Euchre Party, at the church, Tuesday last, with seven tables playing. The winners were: ladies' high, Mrs. Tom Emery; ladies' lone, Mrs. Cecil Neil; men's high, Joe Carter; men's lone, Ben .Hodgins; lucky lady's prize, Lynn Emery. Page 16 Times-Advocate, January 21, 1971 CLANDEBOYE WI Clandeboye WI met at the home of Mrs. Richard' Worthington last Wednesday with 14 members in attendance. Mrs. David Kestle reported on the Farm Safety Council meeting in London which she attended. Mrs. Alex Macintosh gave a paper on "Resolutions" and Mrs. Karl O'Neil gave a reading on Edgar Guest's writings. Mrs. Harold Hardy and Miss Carolyn Hardy were chosen leaders for 4-H club I and Mrs. George Hindmarsh and Mrs. David Kestle for club 2 for the up-coming project Sewing Separates. Nancy Hardy will represent Clandeboye 4-H clubs at the Western Farm Show March 1 in London. UNITED CHURCH At the United Church at Clandeboye Rev. W. C. Tupling gave a sermon on "Is Pollution a Moral Issue?" He said that nature is good and man is part of nature and it it man's reponsibility to develop the welfare not only of mankind but of the whole creative world. The organist was Arnold Kilmer. The congregational meeting will be on Tuesday, January 26 at 8 p.m. at the Clandeboye church. PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Peter Banks and family entertained at Bright's Grove Sunday on the occasion of the birthday of Mrs. Maurice Simpson, Clandeboye and Miss Cindy Banks, Bright's Grove. Guests were Mr. & Mrs. Maurice Simpson, Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Carter and family all of Clandeboye, Mr. & Mrs. John Simpson and family, Kirkton. READY FOR THE FACE-OFF -Three referees were in charge of the opening face-off at Friday's broomball game at the Exeter arena that opened a very successful Winter Carnival at South Huron District High School. Handling the officiating are Larry Hess, Jayne Broderick and Dale McKenzie while Joyce Ferguson of the students and Heather Hart ford of the teaching staff await the drop of the ball. T-A photo Class time changes finalized at Grand Bend UC school By MRS. CLARKE KENNEDY The UC Sunday School met briefly after the morning session Sunday a.m. to finalize some changes in the new year schedule. Beginning February 7 the nursery, ages 3.5 and primary children ages 5-8 will meet for Sunday school at 11:15 the same hour as church hoping to encourage more children to attend and also encourage the parents to attend the church service. The Jr. and intermediate SS will meet at 10 a.m. for their study period. The staff hope this new approach will stimulate the Christian education of the church. UCW UNITS MEET The UCW afternoon unit met Thursday January 14 in the chiurch rooms. Mrs. Wm. Love, president chaired the meeting. This Worship was in charge of Mrs. Alex Hamilton using as her theme one of the women of the Bible namely "Ruth." The business period was conducted by Mrs. Love. Sixteen memthers answered the roll with "A New Year's Thought." A panel on -"Mission and Service of the United Church was enjoyed and a discussion followed. Hostess for the refreshments following the meeting was Mrs. Susie Des Tine. EVENING UNIT MEETS The evening unit met at the home of Mrs. G. Kading in Southcott Pines for the January meeting Thursday evening January 14.. Mrs. Jack Eagleson was responsible for the worship with the theme "A Listening experience for you" the gift of hearing! with background music. Throughout this experience came the words "Who Will Answer." The worship service was very meaningful. The UCW Study for 1971 is "The Americas." Mrs. Wm. at the home of Dr. & Mrs. B. Sanders. Mr. & Mrs. Wm Whyte, Sarnia, visited on Monday with Mr. & Mrs. Elgin Webb. Mrs. Elsie Bestard returned to Saskatoon last week after having visited for several weeks with relatives and friends. Mr. & Mrs. Herb Pfile visited over the weekend with their sons in London. Mr. Earl Finan has returned home from Orillia where he has been visiting Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Finan and family. Mr. Wallie Desjardine is a patient in St. Joseph's hospital London. Mrs. Harold Walper is a patient in St. Joseph's hospital London. Mr. Wm. Williams is a patient in South Huron hospital, Exeter. Mrs. Lloyd Fahner is confined to her home due to an accident while on vacation in the West. Mrs. Agnes Smith left Saturday for a month's visit to Windsor and Toronto. expenses of $214.84. Received for Missions was $78.76 and the expenses were $77.55. The Sunday School received $77,85 and expended $34.43. Church officials elected Steer This Way BY LARRY SNIDER The 70's will see a reduction in "teen power". Lowered birth rate in past few years will shrink teenage percentage of population. * Adrian, Michigan claims to have had the first gas station. It was a cabin little larger than a phone booth, which opened in 1915, closed in 1927. * A new laser system for automobiles is being developed. It would warn us of small objects behind us when backing out of an area. 830-watt PRE-HEATER Thermostatically controlled, 51/2 x27/8 x71/2 " la49 cabinet; bracket. 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