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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-11-10, Page 10SPECIAL PRICE ON Anti-Freeze $23p?. CASH AND CARRY 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU K Service Centre Ltd. 1 CORNER HIGHWAY 4 AND CREDITON ROAD 2 — HURON PARK FINA PHONE 228-6641 or 228-6310 w Here! e're N It's a Fact! Traher's Dry Cleaning Service Limited, long established in London, has come to Exeter. Now your clothing can receive the finest in professional care by taking them to McKnight's Men's Wear 436 Main St. Exeter That's Right! McKnight's, well-known in Exeter, now has the agency for Traher's and now offers complete care for your garments. Let's Get Acquainted INTRODUCTORY OFFER Present this coupon along with your garments to McKnight Men's Wear, and you will receive a special 25% DISCOUNT ON THE ENTIRE ORDER Keep a tank of hot water handy You never know when yoU'll be needing it! Cascade, A family-size tank, that keeps itself full of hot water. Quietly. Safely. Lots of hot water for all those unexpected cleaning jobs— an extra load of laundry, a visiting football team, a playful pooch that likes to bring the outdoors indoors. With a Cascade electric water heater in the house, you've got the biggest bargain in hot water. your hydro c 1.3SSOWK Page 10 Noveml r 10, 1971 yet Brownies at Grand .8end host mothers at ceremony PARCOST PRESCRIPTIONS at Reasonable Cost /Go yommont Promo rod Plan) M iddleton Pharmacy PHARMACIST: Stan Horrell Exeter 235-1570 of T-A photo Debbie Potter, Shirley De Vries, Sylvia Stewart, Janet Kerslake, Lori Sims and Laura Johns. Front, Wendy Grasdahl, Kathleen Gielen, Ann Johns, Janice Stewart, Joan Kerslake and Anne Marie Fertschy. StIMET/Ifer ME CREW" Of SOW" rte WRNS 047* To st selloto hoze RECEIVE COUNTY HONOURS — A large group of area girls received their County honours at Saturday's 4-H Achievement Day at South Huron District High School. Back, left, Jane Van Roestel, To cater to teacher banquet companiment. Mrs, Morley Desjardine was soloist in the anthem. A trio sung by Mrs, Garry Brenner, Mrs. Wm. Brenner .and Mrs. Gerry Kading added to the morning worship. In the evening Mrs. Garry Brenner was guest soloist . Personals Mr, & Mrs. J, Coltman have arrived home after spending several weeks touring England, Mr. .& Mrs. J. Lea Watson visited a day with Miss Mary Yea enroute from their summer home in Pike Bay. Weekend guests recently with Miss Mary Yeo were Mrs. George Yeo, Detroit, Mich., and Mrs. Julian Smith, Placentia, California, Mr. & Mrs. A, Dayman visited in Hamilton and Oakville last week. Mr, & Mrs, A. Ward and family of Wig-a-Wog Lodge, Haliburton, spent a few days last week with Mrs. Ward's parents, Mr. & Mrs. Murray Douglas. and Miss Jean Galbraith were appointed for lunch Committee for the December meeting. A,C.W. .The Anglican Church Women held. their monthly meeting Tuesday evening at the home -of Mrs. Maurice McDonald. It was special occasion when Mrs. Lloyd Baker was presented with a beautiful cup and saucer in ap- preciation of her years of faithful service to the Church. Mrs, Glen Grindlay made the presentation, Mr. and Mrs. Baker have recently moved to Arkona and in spite of a lame ankle Mrs. Baker was able to attend the meeting, her daughter Mrs. S. McIntosh bringing her from Arkona. United Church The fourty-fourth anniversary of the United Church was well attended when Rev, C. Brittain was guest minister at both ser- vices. A volunteer choir provided the special music and both junior and senior choir sang using tam- berines, piano and organ ac- AUCTIONEERS If You Are Planning To Have An Elect new slate of officers By MRS. Of..ARKE KENNEDY The Brownie pack entertained their mothers last Tuesday evening, the occasion being the installation of the members, The Brownie Commission from Sarnia attended and after hearing the Brownie repeat their prornice and promise the Com- mission presented them with their Brownie pin, Following the ceremony the girls sang two musical selections. The Commission taught the girls a game to play and also introduced two new songs to them. Lunch was served to the guests by the Brownies and when it was time for the Commission to leave the girls sang "Will ye no Come back Again." Mrs. Mancy Dunn and Mrs, Elaine Ford are the leaders of the Brownie Pack. . Senior citizens Seventeen Grand Bend and area Senior Citizens met Wed- nesday afternoon in the Legion Hall, David Sheppard played two piano solos and Mrs. Wm. Love read a poem entitled the `Equalizer'. Mrs, C, Reeves also entertained with a reading en- titled 'Mother Shipton's Prophesy.' The president. William Love presided over the business period with minutes read and the financial report approved. Mrs, Wainwright, Mrs. Reeves 41 Desjardine Welding Service AUCTION SALE Let Us Help You Write or Phone Collect Today Russell Desjardine RR 1, Grand Bend 238-8223 — Phones — 238-2406 PORTABLE EQUIPMENT Jack Riddell RR 1 Hay P.O. 237.3431 Doug Riddell Dashwood 237.3576 By MRS. WILIJAM ROHDE THAMES ROAD The November meeting of the United Church Women was held Thursday evening with Mrs. Ray Cann as hostess. Mrs. Reg Hodgert was in charge of the meeting of which the Theme was "Remembrance Day". The call to worship, scripture was given by Mrs. Donald Bray and Mrs. Reg Hodgert gave the meditation and D & J RIDDELL for the meeting of which the Theme was "Kindness". Call to worship, prayer, scripture and meditation was given by Mrs. William Rohde; poem "A Far- mers Thanksgiving Prayer" by Mrs. Edwin Miller; piano solo and a poem "Don't You Quit" by Mrs. Rohde; a story "A Gift" by Mrs. Donald Bray. Mrs. Miner took charge of the Bible Study and skit with Rev, Stewart Miner and Jack Stewart taking part of the two brothers "in The Prodigal Son" and a AUCTION SERVICE question and answer period then took place. Business was conducted by the president, Mrs. Edwin Miller. A contest was then enjoyed. Lunch was srved by Mrs. Edwin Miller and Mr. & Mrs. William Rohde. "Get the Highest Rate of Interest on Your Next Sale" We pay 100% Human Interest, auditors, Mrs. Lorne Ballantyne and Mrs, Donald Bray; pianist, Mrs. Ray Cann; assistant pianist, Mrs. William Cann; press secretary, Mrs. William Rohde; christian Citizenship sec, Mrs, Mac Hodgert; community friendship sec, Mrs. Bev Alexander; literature and supply sec, Mrs. WilliamSnow;Christian education committee, Mrs, Ross Hodgert, Mrs. Barry Jeffery; manse committee, 3 senior group leaders; nominating committee, Mrs. George Kellett, Mrs. Robert Mayer, Mrs. Donald Kernick. The meeting was closed with Prayer and Group 3, under the leadership of Mrs. Archie Etherington, served lunch. Layman's Sunday Layman's Sunday was held on November 7 with a good crowd in attendance. Rev. Stewart Miner was in charge of the service. Arnold Cann read the scripture lesson and Barry Jeffery led in prayer. Allan Taylor Exeter, told the Children's Story about a shoe. The Men's Choir sang "The Church In The Wildwood." Mr. Arnold Mathers and Mr. Allan Taylor, Exeter took as their sermon "Concern For Others" with Ruth Bray, Brenda Hodgert and Donna Stewart assisting with placards. prayer, A story on Rembrance was read by Mrs. Donald Bray and a story "Cross of Iron" by Mrs. Jack Stewart and a poem "Live For Peace"; story Mrs. William Snow. The topic, "Story on Mexico" was capably given by Mrs. Reg Hodgert. Mrs. Floyd Stewart conducted the business. It was decided Group 2 would cater to the Teacher's Federation Banquet in November and Group 3 would cater to the council banquet in December. Group 1 are supplying the lunch on November 21 when the Christian Education Workers Leadership training sessions will take place under the leadership of Rev. Morley Clarke, London. Mrs, Jack Duncan gave the slate of Officers for 1972. They are as follows: past president, Mrs, Floyd Stewart; president, Mrs. Lloyd Ballan- tyne; 1st vice president, Mrs. Lee Webber; 2nd vice president, Mrs. Edwin Miller; secretary, Mrs. Glen Stewart; assistant secretary, Mrs. Ross Hodgert; treasurer, Mrs. Bev Alexander. Group Leaders - No. 1, Mrs. Ken Duncan and Mrs. Jack Stewart; No. 2, Mrs. William Rohde and Mrs. Mac Hodgert; No.3, Mrs. Lorne Passmore and Mrs. John Pym. Convener of groups; Mrs. Lorne Passmore; finance committee, Mrs. Bev Alexander, Mrs. Ken Duncan, Mrs. Edwin Miller; representative to Board of Stewarts, Mrs. Lee Webber; Personals Mrs. William Thomson, Exeter, Mrs. Glenn Jeffery and Mrs. William Rohde called at the Lindsay Funeral Home in St. Marys, Friday, when the late Frank Rodd, Woodham lay at rest. Mr. & Mrs. William Harper, Mitchell, Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Ballantyne spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. William Bloesing and Miss Louella Robinson in Detroit, Michigan. Rev. Morley Clarke of London and Hamilton Conference is leadink a Christmas Education Workshop on Wednesday, November 17 from 7:45 to 10:30 p.m. and on Sunday afternoon November 21 from 2:30 to 9 p.m. Happy doubles meet On Tuesday evening the first fall meeting of the Happy Doubles Club was held in the church basement. William Rohde was chairman • you can't beat one so buy one! • Glean Ulm EN= re Mc KNIGHT'S MEN'S WEAR Corner Main and JameS St. EXETER AGENCY 436 Main St. — LUCAN AREA RESIDENTS PHONE LONDON 432.4121 POR MONDAY AND THURSDAY HOME PICKUP AND DELIVERY Get yOurself the machine with real muscle, T'NT"Puts you out in front and keeps you there, • Racy new design • Choice of 6 powerful race-tuned Rotax engines • Bearing mounted idler wheels for high speed free-wheeling • Choice of bogey .or slide suspension Aluminium chain case • 10" list brakes • Kill button • Chrome skis and shock ab- sorbers optional. 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