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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1972-03-16, Page 14ELABORATE, EXTRAVAGANT, ELEGANT, NODE! JUST BEAUTIFUL, JUST JOYCE! SMYTH' S ssTHOOREE EXETER 1111111111111 ClIARGEN 235-1933 Your Engagement Announced Free With Your Order 23 5-1331 Allaramic • ovviriA tioNs INFO RMAL S ANNOUNC EMENTS Ask' ACCESSORIES Po R exeferZimesAiStiocafe HOUSE OF COUPAL BASIC HAIRDRESSING A teaching institution staffed by professional instructors and proven stylists, • A school whose main interest is the development and preparation of students for the hairdresser trade examination leading to an Ontario interim certificate of qualification, Classes start first Monday of the month, For more information, brochures, etc, direct your inquiries to: I Mr. George Yorke, General Manager House of Coupal, l3asic Hairdressing 21 Dupont St. E„ Waterloo, Ont, Telephone (514)579-6120 Licensed by the Ontario Department of Labour Bar. toms drop ployoff tilt Resort WI display arts and crafts The business period followed directed by Mrs. J. Eagleson. An invitation to Greenway's Spring Tea and Bake sale, April 12, was received. A summer bazaar was planned for with several eorn. mittees being appointed. Cubs Twenty one Cubs were invested by their leader, A Savage, Wednesday night. Parents were guests and the boys were presented with their scarves, Hockey Grand Bend Bantams lost 6-3 to Ilderton in the first game of the 0.1V1,11,A, semi finals played in Zurich Monday. Ilderton goals were scored by Grant Clark assisted by Brent Harvey and Gary Herr; Jim Davis assisted by J. MacQuire; Torn Davis assisted by Brent Harvey and Grant Clark; Todd McKinley assisted by Hugh Davis and Jim MacQuire. In the third period two goals were scored by Gary Herr unassisted. Goals for Grand Bend were scored in the second period by Scott Green assisted by Phillip Panet, Third period goals scored by Mike Jackson assisted by Scott Flear and Mike Jackson assisted by Steve Jennison, The next game will be played in Ilderton Thursday evening. Pot luck supper A congregational family pot luck supper will take place April 5 in the United Church, It is hoped this supper will replace a father and son banquet and a mother and daughter banquet which have been sponsored in previous years by the U.C.W,Everything has its day and it was decided to try something different. All United Church people are asked to give this project their utmost concern and plan to at- tend. Guest speaker for the occasion will be Jim Helmuth who is af- filiated with the Missing Piece Coffee House. A travelogue will also be shown by Mr, and Mrs. A. Hamilton. There will be a 'free will' of- fering. FASHION SHOW AT GRAND BEND — Tuesday night's fashion show at Grand Bend United church was varied and interesting with many different styles supplied by the Retsina Gift Shop and DeJong's Clothing. Shown above are Pamela Jackson, Eva Lee, Eva Allister, Marjorie Adams and Eva Bariteau. T-A photo Personals Mr, & Mrs. Donald Hoggarth formerly of London, have taken up residence in their newly-built home on Highway 21, south of Grand Bend. Mr. Hoggarth is a retired CNR conductor, Mr, & Mrs, Elmer Webb are home from vacationing in Florida. Mr. & Mrs. Stewart Webb have returned home from Florida. Mrs. Louise Wilson is spending a few days in Sarnia this week. Mary Yeo has returned to her home having spent the winter months in Detroit. Removing the thermostat permanently from the cooling system invites trouble in the form of overcirculation. Interesting idea to smooth out future traffic: airlift disabled vehicles out of the way via helicopter. Bride-elect is showered by Whalen area friends UCW The United Church Women, afternoon unit, met in the Sunday School room Thursday afternoon with 20 ladies present. Mrs. Alex Hamilton was responsible for worship with Mrs. C. Love reading the scripture. Mrs. Emery Desjardine led in a panel discussion "What's wrong with the Church?" which raised many interesting suggestions. Lunch was served by Mrs. Myrtle MacGregor, Make sure YOU don't become a traffic-stopper by having your engine and tires checked regularly at were in charge of the euchre party held in Whalen Community Centre on Saturday evening. There were five tables in play. Prize winners were; men's high, Earl French; ladies high, Mrs, Earl French; lone hands, Alton Neil; consolation, Ken Hodgson. McCann Const. Ltd. DASHWOOD 4-H Monday evening was the regular meeting of the 4-H girls. Mrs. M. Venner checked the booklets and provided helpful comments. Sleepwear garments was checked to see what progress had been made. Plans were discussed for Achievement Day. Larry Snider MOTORS LIMITED Phone 237-3381 or 237.3422 EXETER 235.1640 LONDON 227-4191 Huron County's Largest Ford Dealer Drive in soon! By MRS. BILL MORLEY About 20 friends gathered Friday evening at the Whalen Community Centre to honor Gayle Duffield on her for- thcoming marriage, Mrs, Gerald Hern, Mrs. Alton Neil and Mrs. Cecil Squire took part in a short program. Gayle was presented with many gifts and social hour followed to renew old acquain- tances, -4 11111 I 11111111111 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111116 111111111111111 = Euchre Mr. & Mrs. William Morley Personals Beverly Hunter of Toronto visited Saturday with Mr. & Mrs. John Scott. Mr. & Mrs, Bob Molnar of Lucan visited recently with Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Ferguson. Mr. & Mrs. Ben Mills of Oak- ville spent Friday night with Mr. & Mrs, MacLeod Mills, Mr. & Mrs. Charles Leeming of Aurora were Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. John Scott. Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Ferguson spent Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Keith Hern of Zion. Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Hern, Mr. & Mrs. Larry Hern and Chris visited Sunday with their aunt, Mrs. Geo. Jaques, at Bonnie Brae Nursing Home in Tavistock. Mrs. Ja ques broke her hip in December and has been confined to bed since then. Hill urges use of rates May we take this opportunity to thank you for making our first year in Exeter a resounding success. We are looking forward to the privilege of serving you for many more. AVE ON THESE ANNIVERSARY From Your ADMIRAL Franchise Dealer ADMIRAL 23" Black & White TELEVISION $199.95 AM-FM — MULTIPLEX — AFC — External speaker outlets — tape input — tape output — Gerrard — 2025 auto changer base reflex speakers. Sugg. List $234.95 $329 95 Sugg, List $379,95 "Ontario farmers should take advantage of the newly ac- celerated depreciation rates for grain storage and drying equipment," Gordon Hill, President of the Ontario Federation of Agriculture said in Toronto Monday. "We need more corn storage by next fall to avoid the problems we encountered last year." A large corn crop and a shortage of storage space combined last fall to force corn prices to unprofitable levels. The Ontario Federation of Agriculture asked the federal government at that time to ac- celerate depreciation rates on grain storage and drying equipment to encourage farmers to build more storage. Last week Agriculture Minister H. A. (Bud) Olson announced new rates for on-farm grain storage and drying equipment (maximum of $15,000 write off a year), as well as storage and drying facilities at primary elevators and process elevators in eastern Canada, "These new rates will allow farmers tq write off the capital costs of new equipment in four years," Hill said. "They apply between April 1, 1972 and August 1, 1974, ADMIRAL 26" SOLAR COLOR Teacher: Did your father write this composition, Gary? Gary: No, he started it, but my mom finished it! Sugil. List Sugg. List $779.96 $699 95 $649 95 $699.95 669" Sugg, List $129,95 LUCAN- EXETER 433 Main St, Exeter 176 IVIairi St., LuOan Phone 235-0540 ELECT ICS Phone 27-4621 510ffinommifilififilitillulD11111111111111111111111111ilillittilltiltillifllfilillilli/l1111110111111101110111111111111111011111111)1111111ifillthilltinthiltlfullillionnillifillintflifIllililillIfIlift111111111l11111i111111ifIliilitilltlitlifIlf1011114 By MRS. CLARKS KENNBIBN QBAND BEND March 9 was hobby night at the meeting, of the evening fJ.C.W. A fine array of arts and crafts were displayed. Many ideas were available for a bazaar at a later date, After viewing the exhibition the excercise for Christians. The group joined in singing "It's a small world after all" and the worship closed with prayer. spring poem. Mrs. Gerry Love conducted the worship. For a short meditation Mrs. Love illustrated a five finger ladies gathered for their monthly Meeting Mrs. Jack Eagleson leader of the group presided and read a Steer This Way aY LARRY SNIDER To cut down the accident rate on a particularly dangerous hill, the New York City Highway Department covered the road surface with a skid-proofing material Imbalance of the driveshaft can cause the car to vibrate at high speeds. Over the past decade, the average legal speed on U.S. superhighways has been creeping upwards at the rate of about 1 mph per year, ADMIRAL STEREO