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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-05-13, Page 7BROWNIES GATHER BOTTLES— The Exeter Girl Guides and Brownies canvassed the town Saturday morning on their annual bottle drive and received an excellent response. Shown at one stop during the morning are Susan Crawford, Mary Ellen Pridharn, Danette McLeod, Barbara Orr and Mrs. Pat Crawford. UCW see slides of Japan, love theme of meeting There's 0178 for YOU In Our Complete Line Of FORD Riding Mowers AND Garden Tractors Whatever The Job, You Can Get The Accessories For Your Garden Tractor From Snow Throwers To Post Hole Diggers FREE Mower With Each Garden Tractor Of 7 H.P. Or Over Exeter Ford Equipment Sales Ltd. 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It's easy to switch to a quiet, com- pact, flameless electric furnace — complete with central electric air- conditioning. Then you'll have an all- electric system that keeps every room fresh and comfortable, whatever the season, There's no easier way to welcome year- round comfort con- ditioning to your home. The Hydro Finance Plan will help you get started right away. EXETER PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION R.E. Pobley, H L. Davis, Manager your hydro Chairman Phone 236-050 Commissioners M.A. Greene Dellvidge S LOTS OF ADVICE — Grade three students of Stephen Central school went through a regular music • lesson for teachers attending the annual Professional Development Day at Exeter public school, Friday. Connie Hodgins is getting set to hit a high note with help from her teacher Mrs. Barbara Livermore and Lansing MacDowell, a music program consultant of the Ontario Department of Education. T-A photo • • IP 0 Don Taylor Motors Limited MAIN ST. SOUTH EXETER 235,1100 • . • Reverend Wedgewood saves. He drives a VW Station Wagon. Among its many saving graces is the 27 mpg it gets, And since the engine's air-cooled, it'll never need antifreeze. It'll also never boil over. Or freeze up. And in Moncton's 30° below winters, an engine that won't freeze up is indeed a blessing. The inside is outsized. With almost twice the space of other station wagons, And enough seating to accommodate 7 adults. Comfortably. Slide back the big easy-loading side-door, remove the seats—and lo and behold 141 cu. ft. of cargo space appears. The \7ksvvog Behind the rear seat is an additional 35.0 cu, ft.of luggage space. Parking is a breeze. That's because the Wagon's only one foot longer than our beetle. There are, however, some tight spots you might want to avoid. "On one particular occasion, hod I been in an ordinary car it would have stuck com- pletely in the mud and snow," relates the Reverend, "But the Wagon, with it's rear- mounted engine, pulled right through. Of course, I can't give VW all the credit," he added with a smile. "I may have had some outside help." Station Wagon. • By MRS. IRVJN RADeR DASHWOOD Grandmothers were guests at the May meeting of Dashwood WI, The Agriculture and Canadian Industries group was in charge with convener, Mrs. Emil Becker, A pot luck supper started the evening followed by a business meeting with the president Mrs. Howard Maier in charge. Roll call was answered by Many teams • for Rec loop The Exeter and district Rec softball league appears to be in for a banner season if the amount of teams wishing to enter is any indication of the success to ▪ be expected. Rec director Alvin Willert said after last week's meeting that the league could consist of at least ten teams, Expected back from last year are Custom Trailers, the Kin- smen, Legion and junior Hawks from Exeter along with Crediton, Dashwood Industries, the Duf- ferin Hotel and Grand Bend, New clubs indicating interest are from Lucan, Hensall and Zurich. A meeting to draw up the • schedule will be held at the Exeter arena, Monday night at 8 o'clock. One golfer to another: "First it was my marriage. Now the magic has gone out of my nine iron." giving .a favourite memory of grandmother. The guests also participated. It was reported that $157,58 was collected for Red cross, Plans were made to attend the District Annual May 20, Twelve ladies completed the needlecraft short course with Mrs. Madge Thompson, leader. Conveners of standing com- mittees brought in their planned programs for the year. Exeter Florist, Mrs. Betty French, assisted by Miss Joanne Burke demonstrated flower arrangements and gave many tips to the ladies, These were awarded to the following grand- mothers; oldest, Mrs: Wes Wolfe (83); newest, Mrs, Eben Weigand; grandmother with youngest child, Mrs. Frank Mclsaac; birthday nearest, Mrs. Lloyd Rader; oldest grandchild, Mrs. Henry Eagleson; most grandchildren, Mrs, 0. Todd. Bunco rounded out the evening with high prize going to Mrs. Ernest Koehler and consolation prize to Mrs. Wes Wolfe. UCW DAFFODIL TEA Mrs. Ken McCrae, organist, convened a successful tea, May 6 at Calvary United Church. President, Mrs. Don Gaiser, welcomed guests at the door. Ushers were Mrs. Jack Gaiser and Mrs. Stuart Wolfe, Mrs, Hugh Boyle, chairlady, opened the program with a poem, scripture and prayer, Mrs. Robert Hoffman sang two solos "Spring" and "The Impossible Dream". A spiritual singsong led by Mrs, Eric Luther, Hensall, was followed by her message on "Faith". Rev. Bruce Guy said grace prior to the ladies retur- ning to the tea room, The Sunday School rooms were appropriately decorated with daffodils, pussy willows, an apron tree and a spring scene painted by Rick Hayter. The tea table was spring-like with a yellow tea cloth and yellow tapers, PERSONALS Barbara Miller, Exeter spent the weekend with Sharon Rader. Mrs. Bertha Hayter, Zurich, and Mr. & Mrs. John Snider, Brantford, spent Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Bob Hayter. Mr. & Mrs. Bud Desjardine, Guelph, spent the weekend with Mr, & Mrs. James Hayter. Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Rader and Dianne, Stratford, Mrs. Wm. Haugh, Mrs. Laura Datars, and Mr. & Mrs. Garnet Willert were Sunday guests with Mr, & Mrs, Ray Van Dorsselaer and Susan. Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Rader, Mr. & Mrs. Irvin Rader, Mr. & Mrs. Elgin Rader, Fred Weiberg at- tended the Weiberg—Braby wedding in Kitchener, Friday evening. Mrs. Mervyn Tiernan and Mrs. Letta Taylor attended the May Day Festival at Alma College, Saturday. Mrs. Tieman's granddaughter, Susan Stormes, was a train bearer for the Queen of May. Mr. & Mrs. George Bullock attended the Bullock—Mann wedding in Peterborough, Saturday, May 8. By MRS. FRED BOWDEN LEN I rtALIA Centralia UCW May meeting was held Thursday with twenty members and ten visitors present. Mrs. K. Hodgins, Mrs. M. Buswell, Mrs. L. Hicks and Miss Margaret Cook convened the program. 'Love' was the theme used for the meeting which opened with prayer by Mrs. Hodgins. Hymns were interspersed with ap- propriate readings by Mrs. M. Buswell and Mrs. Russell Wilson, Pearl Buswell favoured with a piano solo and Mrs. Hodgins and Marikay with a piano duet. Mrs. Lorne Hicks showed colored slides of Japan and Taiwan and gave an interesting commentary on part of the World Tour she had taken last summer. Mrs. Sam Skinner, president, extended a welcome to all and conducted the business. It was decided to pack a bale the last week in June.. PERSONALS Mr. , & Mrs. Raymond Regular and son have moved from Huron Park to the village and have taken up residence in the house vacated by Mr. & Mrs. Bill Johnson, Mr. & Mrs. John Thompson were in Clinton last week owing to the death of Mr. Thompson's uncle, the late Mr. Chas. McKeever, and attended the funeral, Friday. Mrs. V. Overholt accompanied by Mr. & Mrs. Ron Moore of Exeter, attendedthe ordinationof her cousin, John Sharp of Clinton, to the priesthood in St. Peter's Cathedral, London, Saturday, and also attended his first celebrated Mass and banquet which followed in Clinton, Sun- day. Visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Powe and Alan for Mother's Day were Mr. & Mrs. Herman Powe, Mr. & Mrs. Don MacGregor and family of Exeter, Elaine Powe of St. Catharines and Marie Powe of Toronto. Callers at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Morgan over the weekend were Mr. & Mrs. Robert Wilson of Highgate, Mr. & Mrs. Burton Morgan and family, Kitchener, Mr. & Mrs. Norman Morgan and family, Melbourne, Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Rundle and family, Exeter, Mr. & Mrs. Earl Miller and boys, Woodham. Mrs. Morgan has been confined to her home owing to illness. Mr. & Mrs, Reid Brown and girls of Lambeth were Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. John Thompson. Mr. & Mrs. Russell Wilson and family spent Sunday at their cottage in the Wiarton district, Mr. & Mrs. Ken Greb visited over the weekend with Mrs. Greb's mother, Mrs. Amos Smith in Mount Albert. Mr. & Mrs. Ken Hodgins and Marikay were Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Don Pickering at Hyde Park. Sunday callers at the home of Mrs. Clara Abbott were Mrs. Carl Theander of Biddulph, Mr. & Mrs, Cliff Abbott, Lucan. Mr. & Mrs. Russell Schroeder were Sunday visitors at the home of their daughter and son-in- law, Mr. & Mrs. Sam Semple in London, Mr, & Mrs. Fred Bowden spent the weekend in London with Mrs. Barry Reid, Heather and Lori and were joined for dinner, Sunday, by Mrs. Ray Paynter, David and Anne Marie of Kirkton, Mr. & Mrs. Wm Allison, Jim and Debra, Ailsa Craig. Craft display for annual A grafts display will be exhibited at the District Annual of South Huron Wqmen's Institute in Hensall United Church, May 20, The Hensall branch will act as hostess and registration will commence at 9:30 a.m. Election of officers will take place in the afternoon. Pot luck nipper .enjoyed Grandmothers guests of WI