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TWO DAY SEMINAR was attended at Centralia College this week by twelve 4-H girls from several
. counties. The girls, under the direction of teachers, Miss Judy DeWolfe and Mrs. Karen Farion, were
introduced to courses offered at the college, Several of them will be back for the fall semester. One of
the sessions was on Textiles, and shown above with Mrs. Farion (center) are Nancy Jean Fanson and
Cathy Vink, both from Perth County, with samples of tie-dyeing. Below, Miss DeWolfe watches over a
‘v group making collages. They are Merle Parkhill, Margaret Thorton, Dianne Douglas, Betty Law, Sharon
Simpson, and Ann Shoebottom. T-A photo
Thames Road folk holiday
,in western provinces
MOVING SALE
Later this month we are
moving to our
NEW
LOCATION
In the Milt Robbins
Building At the Corner of
Main & James St.
Rather than pay moving
costs, we are
SLASHING PRICES
to Clear Our Entire Summer Stock
SAVINGS OF
20% to 50%
• Swim Trunks
• Walking Shorts
• Sport Shirts
• Dress Shirts, short sleeve
• Jackets
• Slacks
• Knit Shirts
• Straw Hats
• Ties
• Sport Coats
SAVINGS $20.00 UP TO
Men's & Boys' Suits And
Co-Ordinates
Prompt Alterations By Expert Tailoring Staff
Thanks For Shopping At McKnights
Len McKnight & Sons
MAIN ST.
EXETER
MEN'S WEAR
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Times•Advocate, Jply 8, 1971
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BUILDING SUPPLIES
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SEAFORTH 527-0910
LOW COST
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Railings and Columns
NOW IN STOCK
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Mount newel post with
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Determine best com-
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Rail sections are at-
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using Keystone Hidden
Fittings (rust-resistant
galvanized).
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VACATION
BIBLE SCHOOL
Mon., July 12
to Fri., July23
EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SAT., and SUNDAY
6:45 p.m. until 8:45 p.m.
Ages 5, 6, 7 and 8 — EXETER UNITED CHURCH
Ages 9 and Over — PENTECOSTAL CHURCH
Enjoy games, singing, crafts, stories
COME and BRING a FRIEND
F._ This Advertisement Sponsored By The Following:
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Summer Coolers
On the Wild Side
Trying opt new ideas, being
brave about new tastes and
flavour combinations is a great
way of adding excitement to the
home scene. These frothing
bubbling coolers will produce
instant hospitality.
MOCHA-COLA
1 pint soft coffee
ice cream
1 cup cold milk
3 heaping teaspoons chocolate-
flavoured instant drinking
powder
I bottle (10 oz.) chilled
cola beverage
In an electric blender +
combine ice cream, milk and
chocolate-flavoured instant
drinking powder
Cover and blend at high speed for
1 minute or until mixture is thick
and smooth. Pour into a pitcher;
stir in chilled cola beverage.
Serve at once, Makes about 1
quart.
+Note; An electric mixer could
also be used.
BANANA SCOTCH-ER-00S
(Makes 2 Servings)
1 cup milk
1/2 medium ripe banana,
peeled and quartered
2 large scoops vanilla
ice cream
2 tablespoons butterscotch
sundae sauce
Combine all ingredients in the
blender jar. Blend at high speed
Pym family
attend church
The Pyrn family's 39th annual
reunion began a little differently
this year with attendance at the
church service at Elimville
United Church. Ancestors of the
family settled in Elimville in
1857. Rev. Heber Dickinson D.D.
of Woodstock conducted the
service and preached the ser-
mon.
About forty members attended
church and were joined later by
20 more for dinner and an af-
ternoon of sports at Riverview
Park in Exeter.
The slate of officers for the
coming year was appointed as
follows: president, Rev. Heber
Dickinson; vice-president, Tony
Shulman; secretary-treasurer,
Nona Shulman; sports com-
mittee, Mr, and Mrs. Gerald
Grubb and Mr. and Mrs. John
Pym.
U.C. groups
meet at camp
June 27 the Presbyterial of the
United Church Women and the
Presbytery United Church Men's
Council sponsored a family
gathering at Camp Menesetung
three miles north of Goderich.
An orchestra played prior to
the beginning of the program.
The members of the orchestra
were Garnet and Agnes Farrier
of Whitechurch, Stuart Kelly of
Mitchell, Dwight Stacey of
Mitchell, Ernest Harley of
Mitchell, Murray and Margret
Christie of RR 1, Cromarty.
Mrs. Stewart Miner of RR 3,
Exeter was in charge of the
program. A girls' chorus from
Thames Road church with Mrs.
Hodgert at the piano sang several
songs. Rev, Mr. Warr of Goderich
led a hymn-sing with Mrs. Warr
at the piano.
Joe Snider of Goderich brought
greetings to the visitors and told
of the work of Camp Menesetung.
Harold Coade of Mitchell in-
troduced a panel, composed of
Mrs. Stuart Shier of RR 1, St.
Marys, Mrs, Lloyd Edighoffer of
Mitchell, Murray Selves of RR 1,
Fullarton, and Ernie Williams of
Seaforth. The Moderator of the
panel was Phil Spence of Toronto.
Their subject was "The Church
of the Future." Earl Boville of
RR 5, Stratford thanked the
panel,
Following the program the
gathering enjoyed a
smorgasbord supper in the dining
hall of the camp,
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The Sunday drive sponsored by
the Exeter United Church Men of
Exeter was completed last
Sunday for the twenty residents
Who were not able to go last
Month,
The Christian Reform Church
of Clinton held a Service of song
in the auditoriuth last Sunday
evening led by Mr, Dick Roorda.
The Clinton Kinettes program
and tea, as well as several other
activities, were held outdoors last
week owing to the extreme heat.
The auditorium was filled to
Opacity on Friday night when
the Myth Legion held a birthday
party for one of their life mem-
bers, Mts. Mary Taylor of
Huronview, who was celebrating
her 93rd birthday. P011oWing the
variety program each resident
received a piece of birthday cake
served by . members of the
Legion,
until smoothly combined. Pour
into glasses and serve im-
mediately.
PEACIIY APRICOT FLIP
(Makes2Servings)
1 cup milk
1 2 cup canned sliced
peaches
' I cup canned apricots
2 large scoops vanilla
ice cream
pinch nutmeg
Place.all ingredients in blender
jar. Blend at high speed until
smoothly combined. Serve iron-
mediatelY•
A sophisticated treat and
definitely for adults is:
CA! IF'ORNIA COFFEE
For each serving, measure I
teaspoon instant coffee powder
into a small brandy snifter; stir
in sa cup boiling water, Add 1 oz.
brandy and ;4 cup chocolate ice
cream; stir slightly. Serve im-
mediately.
For group servings, measures
are easily multiplied and can be
made up in quantity in large
serving pitcher or punch bowl,
By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE
THAMES ROAD
Beth Passmore and Darlene
Passmore left Monday by bus for
Vancouver Island, British
+4 Columbia to visit Mr. & Mrs.
Lorne Listoen.
Jack Hodgert, Grant Hodgert
and Jim. Snow left Sunday by car.=
for a trip to the West for a month.
Robert Bray and John Miner
returned home by train, Sunday,
after having spent two weeks
t with the latter's sister and her
husband, Dr. Sandford and Mrs.
Clare, in Victoria, British
Columbia.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
A birthday picnic dinner was
held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
William Rohde, Sunday in honor
of the latter's mother, Mrs.
William Thomson.
Those attending were Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Thomson and
family, Woodham, Judy
Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. William
Thomson, Exeter, .Mr., and Mrs.
Glenn Jeffery, Alan and Connie,
and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Rohde,
PERSONALS
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Nethway and
Nichole, Strathroy, visited
Thursday with Mr. & Mrs. Glenn
Rohde.
Mrs. Donald Bray returned
home from Victoria Hospital,
Friday after being a patient there
for over a week.
Janet Cunnington is holidaying
with her grandparents, Mr. &
Mrs. Fred Cunnington, Centralia.
Joyce Cunnington is visiting with
her uncle and aunt, Mr. & Mrs.
Jim Romphf, Arkona.
Mr. & Mrs. William Schoon-
derwoerd, Bradley, Tracy and
Kelly of near Mitchell visited
Monday evening with Mr, & Mrs.
William Rohde.
Mr, & Mrs. Lorne Ballantyne,
Brenda and Wendy spent a few
days last week on a motor trip
through the States by Port Huron,
around the lake and home.
The annual Sunday School and
Church picnic will be held July 9
at 12:30 noon at Riverview Park,
Exeter.
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