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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-11-10, Page 11wee *-• DID YOU YOU KINs OW there are only 1 pay days left until Christmas • MAIN ST. EXETER 11.......••••••••••. USE OUR Lay-Away Today A Small Deposit Will Hold Any Item See Our Large Assortment of Colorful Scented Candles FOR CHRISTMAS Jack Smith Jeweller Observe anniversary, stage :Hallowe'en party alt 4 ThrepAcIv.ocete, November 10, 1971 fa . 11.1 Shop at home Beat Inflation Now • 4 GAS 47.9 Snell Bros. it Ted Brine, Sally Scott, Ray Heard, Bill Waghorn, Ken Bragg, Leona Wilcox, Lee Gillis, Merle Brine & Gwen Waghorn, Wendy Heard & Clayton Ross, Florence Heart & Mervin Shute. Oldest person in costume was. Sally Scott. BY MRS, HAROLD DAVIS KIR KTON Kirkton. United Church oil- served their anniversary service Sunday 'morning at 11 o'clock. Rev. Harold Currie of Sebringville officiated. Special music by the choirs. Mrs.13eitans of Whalen was guest soloist, A basket of flowers was placed in memory of Mr. Frank Roidd, LIMITED 235-0660 Exeter MR$. THOMAS HERN Zion West UCW Zion West UCW held their November meeting Wednesday evening at the home of the president Mrs. Wm. Morley. Mrs. Alton Neil and Mrs. Edgar Baker were in charge of the program and devotional. Mrs. Baker presented the first chapter of the new study book "Focus on Africa". Steer This Way BY LARRY SNIDER FIGURE SKATING REGISTRATION - Registration for the coming season of the Exeter Figure skating club was held last weekend. Above, Mrs. Chan Livingstone and daughter Kim sign in with president Jack Underwood and secretary Mrs. Bill Pincombe. T-A photo Since 1900, 260 million automobiles have been built, of which almost 39% are on the road today (most of them on the one you want to travel!). Hallowe'en Party Kirkton Hallowe'en party drew in all the ghosts, ghouls, freaks of the area to participate in games, contests and competition. Those winning prizes among the preschoolers and Grades I and II were Donnie Everitt, Gary Morrison, Jill Burgin, Steven Francis, Tim Shute, Lorie Bibby, Robt Weersink, Laurel Imeson, Kevin Shamblaw, Jimmy Siddall, Vicky Burgin, Leanne Burgin, Julie Morrison & Sandy Williams, Karen Atkinson & Tammy Richardson, Graham Ross & Anne Marie Paynter. Grades III, IV, V; Joanne Everitt, Randy McNaughton, Beth Hibbert, David Blackler, Susan Schaefer, Pat Lang, Tony Bragg, Jeff Lamond, Shelley Fletcher, Lana Marshall, Gerald Weersink, Janis Burgin, Joan Ross & Eva Harvey, Aubrey Ross & John Heard, Paul Simpson & Jamie Eveleigh. Grades VI, VIII, VIII: David Shamblaw, Jayne Blackler, Ellen Eveleigh, Paul Brine, Donna Bibby, Bill Hibbert, David Burgin, Brent Marshall, Betty Ross, Gary Urquhart, Neil Stephens, Jane Clarke, David Paynter & Ron Watson, Susan Evans & Rosemary Simpson, Joan Heard & Debbie Siddall. Adults: Rosemary Schaefer, Peace is theme of roll call for Crediton UCW group in rl It was also around the turn of the century that the term "horseless carriage" was abandoned in favor of "automobile". 41, Britain's tough new anti-driver-drinking law has caused many women to apply for driver's licenses. aF Did you know that during 10,000 miles of driving, a set of spark plugs transmits enough electricity to power all the appliances in your dr) 4 home for 15 months? anniversary on Sunday, With Mrs. Clayton Sims and son Gerald they dined at the Dominion Hotel in Zurich. By MISS ELLA MORLOOK CR ED ITON Thursday- evening the UCW met in Zion United Church for their November meeting. Mrs. Cliff Brock was in charge of the program the theme of which was Peace. Roll Call was answered by quoting a verse of Scripture containing the word peace. Readings were given by Mrs. Brock on Peace in Rest; by Mrs. Alvin Baker on Peace in the Home; by Mrs. Robert Bushfield on Peace Amid Change, and by Mrs. Charles Browning on World Peace. Mrs. Walter Weber, Miss Doris Schwartz, Mrs. Lorne Preszcator and Mrs. Browning sang selec- tions and were accompanied by Mrs. Gordon Finkbeiner, Mrs, Ed Finkbeiner, president, took charge of the business. Donations were voted to the Huronview Auxiliary and to Five Oaks Conference Centre. Mrs. Finkbeiner reported the morning session of the Presbyterial held at Exeter United in October, and Mrs. Russell Finkbeiner the afternoon. The President also reported the regional meeting held at Atwood. Hostesses were Miss Nola Faist, Mrs, Nelson Lamport, Mrs. Ross Pickering, Mrs. Lorne Hodge and Mrs. Ward Fritz. Godbolt at their cottage. Eric Finkbeiner has returned from a hunting trip in the North Bay area. Rev. & Mrs. Armin Schlenker and Mary were in Elmwood Saturday and Sunday. Rev, Schlenker conducted the service in the Elmwood United Church Sunday morning. Rev. Schnell, Saskatoon, spoke on behalf of the Canadian Bible Society in Zion United Church Sunday afternoon. The meeting was in preparation for the can- vass being conducted in the Crediton and Shipka areas this week, Mr. & Mrs. Win Smith celebrated their 55th wedding Permanent 4-season protection for 2-years! Surprise party for anniversary MT. CARMEL The family of Mr. & Mrs. Joe Carey pleasantly surprised them last Sunday when they joined with their partners and seven grandchildren to meet at The Old Mill Restaurant for dinner. The occasion was the 35th wedding anniversary for Rita and Joe. GALLON .8 A 4 QUART 3-ways safe with anti-freeze that's good to 62° below; anti-corrosive to protect your cooling system and a leak-sealant to stop small holes tight. Keeps its cool in summer too with a 330° boil-point super-coolant. Personals Sister Mary Ryan and her sister Mrs, Elizabeth McCarthy, Maidstone spent the weekend in the village and visited with relatives. Personals Albert Gaiser spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Gerald POLAR Angela Ryan, London, spent a couple of days with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Tom Ryan. Mary Eileen Carey, Toronto was a guest of her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Joe Carey, on the weekend and • attended the Lovie- Sturdevant wedding at the United Church Grand Bend, ac- companied by Judy Hodgins, London. Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred Hogan moved from their farm last Saturday to the village, to the home of the late Mrs. Alex Voisin which they purchased a few weeks ago. 2-Year Anti-Freeze 2.49 GALLON Quart .75 Permanent-type Ethylene Glycol. Gives year-round protection, with inhibi- tors and stabilizers. Chromate compatible. .29 16 fl. oz. squeeze-spray plastic bottle Easy aid for snow and ice removal. Spray on windshield; melts ice chemically; won't harm car finish. Buy now and save! Regular 441'. 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