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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-12-02, Page 13Exeter Ford Equipment Sales Ltd (At the Rear of Larry Snider Motors) EXETER 235-2200 Tractors Equipment y~e cgte =FS% to Wia Vt‘TtV.C1 Wld 4Vi6cc:ON1 M:4i SANTA 5. • aV APPROVED • Yo u "4•," Will Enjoy •4 • Christmas Shopping 41*-°:* at As McKNIGHTSL • Men's Wear In Exeter " galiO"ree• • Tr L U • "s.117 k. A Complete Selection Awaits You All The Way From A HANDKERCHIEF ENTS the 1 Father president Ring Out The Bell The Big Payoff Is Here! EXETER MERCHANT Are Giving Away A Bundle Of BUCK". The more stores you visit, and the oftener you shop in Exeter, the better your chances of being awarded one of these "LUCKY BUCKS". Be sure you get your share of the 1,500 "LUCKY BUCKS" being distributed in the next three weeks. Available At The Following Participating Merchants the 50th PR At ETH are Mrs. Diocesan Mt. Carmel Catholic Women's . attendance. Shown chatting Mrs. Coughlin and the guest T-A photo ESID 921 president Mrs. Josephine J. G. Mooney, 1971 president L. Howard anniversary of the Coughlin was in Mrs. Bill Regier, FIRST AND FIFTI League held Sunday, after the program speaker London Times-Advocate, December 2, 1971 15 0 -C,G4' BUFFERIN 125's — 25% Reg. $1.69 PRICE 1N DISCOUNT more 25 SOFTIQUE BATH OIL BEADS 16 in. size Reg, $1.75 PRICE 1.29 FACELLE MODERNE FACIAL TISSUE Reg. 39c PRICE 3/89 FACELLE ROYALE 2-PLY TOWELS OUR Reg. 71c PRICE 2/1" FACELLE MODERNE BATHROOM TISSUES Reg. 37c PRIC E 3/890 Page 13 IN 'LUCKY BUCKS' TO THEIR CUSTOMERS Here's How YOU Can Get Them: It's easy to get a "LUCKY BUCK" from any of the participating stores. Be present when their alarm clock rings (any day, any time) and every customer in that store receives a "LUCKY BUCK" which is worth $1.00 in merchandise at the store named on your "LUCKY EACH IS WORTH $1.00 In Merchandise A & H Food Market Boyle's Ladies' Wear Chainway Stores Canadian Tire Store Don Taylor Motors Dinney Furniture Exeter Frozen Foods Earl Campbell Jeweller Exeter Times-Advocate F. A.'May & Son Grand Bend Cleaners George Vriese Men's Shoppe Gould & Jory G & G Discount Greene's Variety Hopper-Hockey Furniture Harold Gunn Home Hardware Huntley's Drug Store Jack Smith Jeweller Lindenfield Hardware Len McKnight & Sons Men's Wear Milt Robbins & Son Middleton's Drug Store MacMillans Pat's Pet Shop Russell Electric Smyth's Shoe Store Webster Signs — Paint Pot Wuerths Shoes Whiting's Used Furniture Exeter Stores Now Open Ali Day Wed. anniversary signifying the continuation of the C.W.L. work through the years. Mrs. L. Howard, the London Diocesan president, was guest speaker. She spoke of the value of an active Christian wornens organization in today's fast moving world. We must take time to listen to the problems of our children, youth and elderly, she said. It must begin in our own home by making it a happy place in which to live. Entertainment was provided by Vincent Glaab on his ac- cordion , and Mike McCann, Eugene Hartman and Dave Regier on their guitars. Five little girls, Briget Ryan, Laurie O'Brien, Jane Sullivan, Bonnie Breen and Carol Regier sang songs of the 70's. A group of C.W.L. members dressed in centennial gowns sang songs of the 20's. A centennial cake with 50 candles was presented. Lunch was served and old acquaintances renewed. Mt. Carmel CWL 50th • • Sunday afternoon about 100 ladies gathered in Mt. Carmel to celebrate 50 years as a C.W.L. organization. Benediction was celebrated by Father J. Mooney, Eight charter members of 1921 and thirteen past presidents attended. The original president of 1921, Mrs. Frank Coughlin, now of London told of what it was like in those days. She said there were 36 members in 1921. Membership now is 89. Trivitt A,C.W met Monday evening at the Parish Hal] with Mrs. Ann Doidge presiding. Meeting was opened with prayers led by Mrs. A. Carter and annual reports were given for the past year. The election of officers for 1972 was conducted by Rev, Geo. Anderson which resulted as follows; president, Mrs. A, Doidge; vice-pres., Mrs. Geo. Rether Sr.; secretary, Mrs. Allan Elston; treasurer, Mrs. Jim Potter. Lunch was served by Mrs. W. Middleton, Mrs. Jobson and Mrs. Rether. Tables for novelties, toys, sewing, baking, farm produce, fish pond, and touch & take were arranged for the Christmas Couple wed at Forest UC A candlelight wedding service was solemnized at Forest United Church Saturday when Penelope Somes, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Garret Somes, and Philip Little, son of Mrs. Trellis Little, all of Forest and the late Earl Little, were united in marriage. A reception was held later at % the Forest Arena. The young couple plan to reside in Sarnia, skidoo72 has more going for you. The charter members were introduced by the president, Mrs. Bill Regier. They received a small gift and a corsage from the League. The past presidents were also given recognition and received corsages. They took part in a candle lighting ceremony and each lit their candle from the preceding president from 1921 up to the present year. The candles were placed in a large candelabra bazaar which will he held Friday afternoon and evening of this week. Dance numbers were given by Brenda Monteith and vocal solos by Patrica Connon. Friends surprise Parkhill couple A surprise party and dance was held last Saturday evening at the Parkhill Community Centre to celebrate the Silver Wedding Anniversary of Mr. & Mrs. William 0. Siddall (the former Florence McLeod) of Denfield who were married November 30, 1946 in Parkhill, Ontario. During the dance, the couple were presented with many beautiful gifts. Following a few short speeches and the singing of "For They Are Jolly Good Fellows", the dance continued and lunch was served. Special guests present were members of the couple's wedding party: Mrs. Dorothy Trevithick, of Clandeboye, Mrs. Hazel Brood, Hamilton, Mrs. Eleanor Ardiel of London, Mr. Shirley Siddall, Denfield, and David McLeod Jr. of Parkhill. Also present was Mrs. Siddal's father, David McLeod Sr. of Ailsa Craig. The couple have four children, Mrs. Kenneth (Elizabeth) Lewis, Bill Jr„ LeRoy, Kimberly, and one grand child Suzanne Lewis. — Continued from page 10 were Dennis Ducharme, Belle River, as best man, and Gerrard Charrette, the groom's brother, as groomsman. Don Gifford, brother of the bride, and Tony Charrette, the groom's brother, . ushered the guests. After the reception, held at the Zurich Community Centre, the couple left for a honeymoon in Montreal, the bride wearing a powder blue pant suit with black accessories. Mr. and Mrs. Charrette have taken up residence in Hensall. Prior to the wedding Nancy was honored at five showers given by Mrs. Rose Durand who hosted a community party at St. Peter's Church, the bride's co- employees at London Life insurance Co.; Mrs. Bob Baynliam ; Elaine Gould, and Sheila Willett. Trivitt ladies plan bazaar When you look at all the facts... Charrette- Gifford to a Saville Row SUIT or CO-ORDINATE or perhaps your personal selection would be a Shiffur-Hillman Suit We are not given to boasting "much", but we have the QUALITY, the STYLE and ALL NEW MERCHANDISE awaiting your choice of gifts Always Something New Thanks For Shopping At McKnights Len McKnight & Sons „ MAIN ST. MEWS WEAR PHONE 5l EXETER (11,1thi N 235-2320 w.Y041:0 4P'Aivi'M etY4 (»Ai tVe4 JUST FOR ARRIVED BRUT MEN A i This Is An Excellent Gift For Any Man 44 Don't Forget the "Lucky Buck" a g