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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-11-04, Page 13SAVE $2.00 Per Sheet on [R7LoHai `ale Eilaf\WEE Paneling THE BOLD, MODERN LOOK FOR KITCHEN AND BATH- ROOM WALLS -- SCUFF & SCRATCH RESISTANT, 4'x8" Blended beauty with rack-like durability. So easy to care for! In a choice of Cremo Black, Green, Gold, Pink, Lacewhite and Fleck White. 1/8" thick. Resists corrosion, abrasion, scuffs, scratches, temperature extremes. REG. $11.95. NOW 9.95 H RRY! CON LI S FALL (LE R NC SALE ENDS SAT. Only 3 More Days Loft to Savo AT A.04 10 CONKLIN BRANCHES GRAND BEND HALLOWE'ENERS - A large number of Grand Bend and area youngsters attended a costume party Saturday night sponsored by the Grand Bend Lions club. Above are Robin Kraft, Dave Gill, Sherry Desjardine, Patty Green and Todd Tiedeman winners in the four to six years age division. 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The prize for the best dressed pre-school children was captured by Shelley Tomes. Other prize winners were: fancy costume, Lynn Cronyn; hippie, Annie De Weerd; pre-teen, Robbie Essery; Orpha Club has pot luck By MRS. CLARKEKENNEDY GRAND BEND Mrs. Wally Desjardine was hostess at an Orpha Club dinner at her home in Oakwood Tuesday evening of last week. The thirty- nine ladies who attended enjoyed a delicious pot luck menu. Following the dinner, a short business period was conducted by the president. Games of court whist com- pleted the evening. Prizes were won by Mrs. Helen Hicks, Mrs. Eva 13ariteatt and Mrs. Hazel Odbert. Spot prizes were won by Mrs. W.0 Conner and Mrs. Kay Thomson. The raffle prize was also won by Mrs. W. O'Conner. Personals Mr. & Mrs. George Marr of Dorchester were dinner guests with Mr. & Mrs. Roy Flear, Sunday. Mr, & Mrs. Edward Odbert. left for Arizona Monday where they will spend the winter months. Mr. & Mrs. Alex Hamilton visited in Windsor last Sunday. Mr. & Mrs. Murray Douglas, Mr. & Mrs. Ed. Odbert, Mrs. Irene Hayter, Miss Jean Galbraith attended the fiftieth anniversary celebration in honor of Mr. & Mrs. W.P. Stromes held in Kitchener last Saturday evening. Clinton Brittain of Orillia will be guest speaker at the United Church's 44 th anniversary, Sunday morning and' evening. Mrs. Garry Brenner will be guest soloist in the evening. Dave Sheppard will be open for business Thursday of this week with a Young Classic Hair Salon for men and women on the main street Grand Bend. The children who attended the nursery school for the han- dicapped at 'the Alhambra Hall enjoyed a morning at the Pineridge Zoo recently. By MISS JEAN COPELAND WOODHAM The Messengers held their annual Halloween concert Friday evening. The evening com- menced with masqerade parade and the following were winners: pre school and kindergarten, Steven Tylomson, John Hartwick; comic or representation, Suzanne Wareham and Shelly O'Keefe; homemade costume, Jeffery Wareham, Deanna Copeland. Grades I-IV, best costume, Cheryl Brine, Michael Brine and Marion Levy, comic, Janet Parkinson, Bobby Cowdrey; homemade - costume, Terry Brintnell, Barbara Jaques. Grades V - VIII, best costume, David Spence, Michele Robin- son; comic, Lorie Webb, Calvin Rodd; homemade, Brian Thomson, Linda Timms; best couple, Elizabeth Levy and Paul Brine, Patricia Cowdrey and Steven Spence. Adults, comic, Leonard Thacker. Mrs. Fred Parkinson; old man, Daryl Tripp; teenage girl, Elaine Overholt; teenage boy, Dennis Johnson; couple, Karen Coughlin and Debbie Lynn; make up, Marg Cronyn and Karen Dejong; animal T.V. or cartoon character, Velda Tripp; male adult, Ray Shoebottom; lucky chair prize, Anne Beaton. Refreshments were served. Personals Mrs. Yungblut and her daughter, Mrs. Murray Smith of Auburn were Thursday visitors with Mrs. George Hicks. Mr. & Mrs. RussellSchroeder and William went as far as Detroit Friday with Mrs. Morley, Baldwin on her return trip to her home in San Bernardino, California. Mr. & Mrs. Donald Fairbairn and family of London were Sunday guests at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Bill Johnson and boys. Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Hirtzel who were on a moose hunting trip with Mr. & Mrs. Chas Sims of Crediton for a week in the North Bay area have returned to take up residence in their new home. Mrs. C, Walsh of St. Paul, Minneapolis and Miss Wilda Pollock of Kitchener are guests with Mrs. Lorne Hicks. Mrs. Walsh became acquainted with Mrs. Flicks and her sister a couple of years ago while on a trip to the British Isles. Mr. & Mrs. John Thompson attended the 35th wedding an- niversary celebration for Mr. & Mrs. Will Garfatt in the hall in Wallacetown Saturday evening. 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