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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-09-02, Page 15KEM SUPER ONE-COAT EXTERIOR WHITE HOUSE PAINT 77 Gal. Home Hardware Stores HAROLD GUNN HOME HARDWARE NEXT TO THE POST OFFICE IN EXETER Name Street City Phone I own a tot YES'.: NO PERSONALS Miss Mary Cameron is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. PHONE DIRECT ▪ Ken Ducharme 235-1582 Main St., Exeter NBEAVER BEAVER HOMES SHILL ERECTED 'Immed[ I Mellon it Cut Home Building Costs Safely And Save Up To $3000. With Self Help Homes! Bernier Home Components are built under strict QUALITY CONTROLS at the modem Beaver factory using precision engineering methods for a true and square home. • Lot Owners Need Only A $200. Down Payment Beaver homes shell erected with frame closed to the weather on your founda lion under factory trained supervision. Complete finishing material delivered As required From $9,079. IMMEDIATE PERSONALIZED HOME SERVICE A local Beaver Home Consultant is at your service from start to bnr h, Your nearby Beaver store delivers to the lob as required For lull details contact Beaver phone the Beaver Home Consul tent or mail the coupon below FOR HOME CATALOGUE I el,' lo,.' SI US fig 1hr tease 1-1,/air Catalifore ifirrlf Dian, (01 mow man 45 home, 4. No. Atft nla PARCOST PRESCRIPTIONS at By MRS. FRANK SQUIRE Mary Johnson holidayed Mr, & Mrs. E. Ferguson were during last_ week with her cousin Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs, Sandra Glassford at Mississauga, Wm. Armstrong, Clandeboye. Mr. & Mrs. McLeod Mills and Mr. & Mrs. Hamilton Hodgins Barry returned home Sunday attended the golden wedding from a three week vacation with anniversary for Mr, & Mrs. Tom relatives at Spalding, Saskat- Patton, Saturday evening at the chewan. Shillelagh, Lucan, Mrs. Katie Davey, Woodstock, Mr, & Mrs. E. Ferguson were spent a few days during last week at Parkhill Friday visiting with with Mr. Margery Morley. Mr. & Mrs. David Hord. Mrs. Mary French, Mr. & Mrs. Rasrna Zemitis, Dashwood, Earl French, Mr. & Mrs. Wm. holidayed during last week with Morley and Rob visited Sunday at Dace and Inta Beitans. a family gathering with Mr. & Mrs, Howard Morley at their Cottage at Grand Bend. Mr. & Mrs. Roy Gray, Kalamazoo, visited for several days during last Week with Mr, & Mrs. Cleve Pullman, Rruce Mills returned home Tuesday having spent the summer with the Junior Forest Rangers at Inglehart, Willie and Allan Rutherford, London, holidayed last week with their cousins, Mr. & Mrs. Allen Hodgins, Mr. & Mrs. David Hodgson and Angela, Windsor visited for a few days last week with Mr, & Mrs. Ken Hodgson. Mr, & Mrs, Harold Carter, Metropolitan, also visited the llodgsons, Thursday evening. Mr. & Mrs, Walter Gee, Lon- don, visited recently with Mr. & Mrs. Allen liodgins, Reasonable Cost (Govemmeint Promoted Plan) Middleton Pharmacy xeter 235.1570 eraniudrimi‘riwisweimarimamilawWwwsaarlisroarmivrewilemelwarow. sr Due to our expansion programme, Kongskilde Limited have made arrangements for construction of new offices, factory and warehouses. Consequently, we offer for sale our present buildings located on the south side of Thames Road West in Exeter. The property consists of two main buildings facing No, 83 Highway with dimensions of 36' x 104' and 30' x 176' respectively. There are alSo two additional buildings at the rear with dimensions of 20' x 66' -and 30' x 122'. Highway frontage is 432 feet. The entire property is well maintained, and the low profile construction would adapt to renovation to a motel, dining room and lounge, As well, the property is quite suitable for almost any type of light industry, shopping mall, apartrnents, etd. We are in a position to offer most liberal terms, and would invite your inspection. Please contact( Gunnar find John Burke Phone: (519)235-0840 EXETER, pi\n% FOR SALE Times-Advocate, September lf 1971 Page 1S He..cdth unit speaker at Institute meeting Many Woodham residents back from holiday travel 0 .T• Michele Robinson enjoyed a trip to Moosonee last week. Mr. & Mrs. George Wheeler and Mrs. John Butters visited on Monday with Mrs. D, D, Hurst, Mrs. L. G. Belding, Donna, Deborah, Dawn and Diann? of Detroit at the Horst Cottage at Ipperwash. Karen amid has registered at the Sarnia Regional School of Nursing. Mr. & Mrs* Glenn Copeland, Cynthia, Ellen and Deanna, Miss By MISS JEAN COPELAND WOODHAM Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Jaques and Mrs. Mary Jaques visited Sunday with Mrs. Glenn Lambert in the hospital in Flint, Michigan where Mrs. Lambert had surgery last week. Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Copeland, Cynthia, Ellen and Deanna were guests of Mr. & Mrs. Marvin liartwick, Stephanie, Janet and John at the Hartwick cottage at Nine Mile Lake for the weekend, Mr. & Mrs, Oscar Brine and Mr. & Mrs. Rea Stephen of Third Line returned home Friday from an enjoyable trip through Nor- thern Ontario and Morthern Michigan. Mrs. Ralph Chisholm and girls of Windsor and Mrs, May Stephens of, St. Marys visited during the week with Mrs. Mary Jaques, Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Copeland, Miss Jean Copeland and Mrs. Arthur Hopkin attended the funeral of the late Mr. Adrian Pringle at the Needham Funeral Home, London, Tuesday, Sandra, Warren and Perry Wilson of Lakeside have been holidaying with Mr. & Mrs. Jack Smith, Mr. & Mrs. Norris Webb, Julie and Lorie have returned home from visiting with Mr. & Mrs. William Crago and family of Pembroke and Mr. & Mrs, Ralph Wareham and family of Morrisburg. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Robinson and family visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Streich and family of Wingham. 74011k CHATTING ABOUT OLD TIMES — Reminiscing was the order of the day when a group of Lucan Old-Timers gathered at the home of Mrs. Jack Lankin, Friday afternoon. Shown above are Miss Nell Foreman, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Corbett and Dr. T, A. Watson. T.A photo Many area residents in parade for Centennial ding a few days with Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Edginton. Mr, & Mrs. Ed Morris and new son Andrew of Mount Forest visited with Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Edgington. Guests for 43rd anniversary of Mr. & Mrs. Maurice Simpson, Clandeboye was well represented in the Lucan Centen- nial Parade last week. Barbara and Clarence Carter, Viola Carter and Jerry Gill chugged up in their antique car playing the part of the Clan- deboye Hillbillies. The Lucan and Clandeboye Cub Pack were also well represented in the parade, and Earl and Ron Morgan drove their ponies, representing the Huron County Trotting Club, By MR$. TEMPI-EmANI STAFFA Mrs. Jo Van Yalkengoed and Mrs. Frank Hamilton were the conveners for the Horne Economics and Health meeting of the Staffa Women's Institute held in the Township hall, August 25. The president, Mrs. John Miller, presided and veiled with the Institute Ode and Mary Stewart Collect. Fifteen mem- bers answered the roll call by naming an improvement they would like to see in the township. A letter was read from the Institute's adopted child in • Turkey. Training school for the 4-H leaders was announced and Mrs. Ed. Chavpel gave a report on the district directors' executive meeting and reminded members of the area convention at Clinton, September 30 and October 1, and the fall rally in Stratford later in October. Mrs. Frank Hamilton gave a paper on the motto, "If you look back too much, you'll soon head in that direction." Mrs. Robert McCaughey gave a reading, My Purpose. Mrs. Jo Van Valkengoed in- troduced the guest speaker, Mrs. Cannon, from the Perth District Health Unit, who very ably described, by word and pictures, the unit's work in prenatal care, preschool and school visits and II! the work with the elderly, by word and pictures. Courtesy remarks were given by Mrs. Frank Hamilton. Following the meeting a silent auction bake sale was held, Hostesses were Miss Olive • Speare, Mrs. Carter Kerslake and Mrs. Robert Parsons. Miss Darlene Templeman spent the weekend et Collingwood with Miss Carman Clarke and Mr% 84 Mrs. Archie Babb, Carlingford. Edna and Janet Miller, London spent the weekend with their parents Mr, & Mrs. Leslie Miller. Mr, & Mrs, Wilfrid Annis, Mitchell visited Saturday evening with Mr. & Mrs. John Ternplernan. Mr, & Mrs. David Kemp have left for their teaching duties at Frobisher Bay, North West Territories after visiting with Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Kemp and Eleanor, Mr. & Mrs. Ross Smale, Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Armstrong, Mr. & Mrs. John Drake and Mr. & Mrs, John Wallace attended a 20th wedding anniversary party for Mr. & Mrs, Bill Binning, Saturday evening, at Mitchell, Mr, & Mrs. Reg Elliott and family are holidaying at Sauble Beach, A picnic was held at the home of Mr. &. Mrs. John Drake and Murray, Sunday. Present were Mr. & Mrs. Ron Rossi and family, Puerto Rico; Mr. & Mrs. Horton McDougall and Hugh, Hensall; Mr, & Mrs. Bill Freele and family, Belle River; Mr, & Mrs. Gordon Hess and boys, Zurich; Mr. & Mrs. Glen Love and boys, Sarnia; Mr, & Mrs. Jim Souter, Seaforth; Mr. & Mrs. Glen Bridge and family, Brussels; Mr. & Mrs, Carlyle Carter and boys, Mr, & Mrs. Bruce Papple and girls and Mr. & Mrs. David Sim, London. Mrs, Ethel Lyall, Agincourt, spent the weekend with Mrs. Sam Norris, Nancy and David and Patti Norris returned home with her. Joan Burleigh, Goderich is holidaying this week with her cousins, Susan and Jill Norris. Joanne Worden and Bonnie Miller are holidaying this week at Sault Ste Marie with Mrs. Hazel Sadler and Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Balfour and girls. Nancy Templeman was an overnight guest of Jane Ross, Tuesday. ii ay MRS. J. H. PATON CLANDEBOYE Sunday, were Mr. & Mrs. Peter Banks, Cindy and Krista of Bright's Grove; Mr. & Mrs. John Simpson, Rosemary and Paul of Kirkton and Mr, & Mrs. Clarence Carter and family. Cindy and Rosemary are staying a few days with Mr. & Mrs. Simpson. Jean Copeland and Mrs. Stanley Mountain of St. Marys visited Thursday with Mr, & Mrs. Roger Miller of Fonthill, and also called on Mr, & Mrs. Charles Walker of Canfield on their way home, Mr, & Mrs. Donald Rrine and Cheryl returned home on Monday from a very enjoyable trip to Sault Ste. Marie and other points north. Mr. & Mrs. David Wheeler have returned home from a delightful trip to Kentucky, A HAPPY prospect about the time when the meek will inherit the earth is that there probably won't be any politicians here. PERSONALS Mrs. Harry Murless attended a bridal shower in London for her granddaughter Susan Bloye of Thorndale. Gwen and Ralph Lynn left for a holiday in Northern Ontario. Jimmy Carter, London, spent the week with his grandparents, Mr. & Mrs. Mervin Carter. Visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Harry Murless this weekend were Mr. & Mrs. Max Bloye and Susan of St. Marys; Gordon Brister of Lon- don; Tracy and Vicki Bogge of Toronto. Jill Watson, London, is spen- Keep memories of Centennial aumainn TIRE Residents of Lucan are reminded that reprints of any pictures of Lucan's Centennial celebration's appearing in the,T- A are available. The prices are $1.50 for an 8 x 10 print and 95c for a 5 x 7. They may be ordered by calling 235- 1331. A wildly excited man ran into the police station shouting, "I need help! A man just stole my car!" "Did you see him?" asked the desk officer. "No, but I got the license number as he pulled away." (A) What a buy! 'Shooters' styling in Hunter's Green. Silicone treated, 2-ply lq combed cotton. In S/M/L and XL. • Fortrel insulated; nylon lined; storm cuffed. • 2 hand warmer pockets; 2 flapped side pockets. • Waterproof game pocket, -is Zippered-buttoned front. COSTUME WINNERS — The award for the best dressed family in Centennial costume at Lucan last week went to the Gary McFalls family. Mr. and Mrs. McFalls are shown with Peggy and Jeff. T-A photo Come In And See Our Hip-Length Waders (0) Fabric-backed natural 'live' rubber; solid soles and heels; adjustable knee har- ness. 6 to 12 PAIR Matching Pants (B) Double scat and knees for extra wear—five pockets for extra gear, Zippered cuffs, 4 32 to 44 PAIR 16.95 Chest-Hi Waders (c) 1-piece uppers and boots fabric-backed rubber. Ad- justable suspenders; inner p 7 to 12 PAIR14•95 H O C E Y Equipment Display Ross, Mrs. Kay Egan, Mrs. Jack Ryan, Mrs. Frances Saward, Mrs. Clarence Carter and Mrs. H. N. Mooney. Front, pianist Mrs, Roy Dykeman, Mrs. Gary McFalls, Mrs. Ross McRoberts, Mrs. Jean Jones, Mrs. Jim Lockyer, Mrs. Bob Anderson, Mrs. Ivan Hearn, Mrs. Jim McArthy, Mrs. Gladys Reilly. Absent were assistant director Mrs. Marjorie Park, Percy Vahey, Mrs. Merton Culbert, Bill Loosemore, Bill Giesen and Henry Giesen. T-A photo CENTENNIAL CHOIR — Special music at Sunday's ecumenical church service held in connection with Lucan's Centennial week was provided by a junior and senior choir. The senior group is shown above. Back, left, Rev, W. C. Tupling, Cliff Culbert, Mrs. Don O'Neil, Bob Taylor, Jim Simpson, Mrs. Keith Dickson, Jim Young, Jack Tutty and Bill Lambourne. 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