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Will Be Closed Easter Weekend
Next Week
Fri. & Sot. April 7&8
Dancing to
Joe Overholt
Fish Fry
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P*9* 18 Timac-Advocati, March 30, 1972
VeeeiSemeosea4 Institute at Crediton
marks fami l y event
By MISS Et,LA NIP131•00(
CnOITON
Family Night WaS observed
when Crediton W.I. met at the
hall., March 22,
Around 70 enjoyed a
smorgasbord supper arranged by
Mrs. L. Hodge, Mrs. 14 ,Wein,
Mrs. R. Finkbeiner and Mrs. D.
Davey.
Mrs. B. Shapton presided for
business . Roll call, "What did
you enjoy most for supper," was
answered by 21 members.
Motions were passed to instal
lights over the kitchen stoves and
repair cupboards.
The new handbooks and the
wornens Exeter fair prize lists
were given out and members
were reminded of the 4•H
achievement Pay, April 15,
Mrs. W. Weber was ehairladY
fora short program which in-
cluded a reading by Mrs, E, Neil
and a piano instrumental by Elva
Finkbeiner.
The children enjoyed Bingo
and . the adults played Court
Whist. Winners were: ladies'
high, Kathleen -Gielen;
loW, Mrs. E. Neil; men's high,
Eric Finkbeiner; men's low,
John Gielen,
Lucky number winners were
Mrs. E. Neil, Mrs. E. Fahrner
and Bruce Shapton, Shelly
Weber won lucky chair.
Program committee was Mrs.
W. Weber, Mrs. H. Gielen and
ANYBODY FOR A SAMPLE? — Grade eight students at Exeter and Precious Blood elementary schools
visited South Huron Hospital, Tuesday afternoon on a Careers Day tour. Shown getting information on
blood sampling from Mrs. Audrey Bentley are Marlene Bertens, Margaret Westelaken, John Jablonski and
John Van Gerwen from Precious Blood school. T-A photo
List euchre winners
Golf View
Restaurant
Opening
March 31 Many feted at Shipka
Village
Inn
Grand Bend
Dine & Dance
Sat. Night
9 till 1
Music by:
BRUCE SHARP Be
The Country Folk
PIZZA
Now Available
Eat Them Here or Take
Them Home
By MRS. HUGH MORENZ
SHIPKA
Easter Weekend
Specials
Nine tables of euchre were in
play at Shipka Community centre
Wednesday evening.
Winners were: ladies' high,
No. 21 Hwy.
ih mile north of
Grand Bend at
Shell Service Station
Mrs. Cliff Russell; ladies' low,
Mrs. Bob Adams; men's high,
John Dietrich; men's low, Fred
Gibson; most lone hands, Mrs,
Harry Sheppard.
Tickets were sold on a ham
which was won by Bill Ram-
meloo.
There is to be another card
party in two weeks. CWL hear
top speakers
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Waterloo visited Saturday with
Mr. . & Mrs. Lorne Devine. Diane
returned home with her parents
and little Loriane is spending this
week with her aunt and uncle.
Fred Weiburg, who has spent
some time visiting his family in
Waterloo, returned Saturday to
the home of his daughter Mrs,
Devine.
Mr.. & Mrs, Don Adams and
sons visited Friday with her
parents Mr, & Mrs. Allan Collie in
London and Sunday with Mr. &
Mrs, Darrell Adams at Mitchell.
Mrs. Arnold Keller returned
home Sunday after several weeks
in South Huron Hospital.
By MRS. JOSEPH CAREY
MT. CARMEL
Tuesday evening the March
meeting of the C.W.L. was held in
Precious Blood School Exeter
with a good attendance. As
entertainment the winners of the
public speaking pupils of the
schools of the Parish presented
their speeches.
Mother Dominica and Sister
Rita Dietrich spent a few da3.s
with their mother, Mrs. Christina
Dietrich.
Couple back
from Florida
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Ray Howard, clerk at Mt.
Carmel store, is a patient in St.
Joseph's Hospital, London.
Judy Hodgins spent a few days
with Mary Eileen Carey of
Toronto last week and visited a
friend in Malton on her return
home,
Donald Carey returned to his
teaching duties in Glencoe this
week.
Elizabeth and Theresa Dietrich
have retuned to the Motherhouse
Academy, London, after spen-
ding holidays with Mr, & Mrs,
Chas, Dietrich,
Mary Theresa McCann;
London visited her parents Mr. &
Mrs. Arnold McCann, on the
weekend.
Mr. & Mrs. Ed Mittleholtz and
family visited with Mr. & Mrs.
Wilfred Hogan, Sunday on their
way home after spending two
weeks holidays in Florida. Mr, &
Mrs. Joe Hogan and girls Exeter
dined Sunday with Mr. & Mrs.
Hogan.
Mrs. P. Davey.
Personals
Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Hey were in
Detroit for the weekend with Mr.
1$z Mrs, Austin Hey. They saw the
Ice Capades at the Olympic and
toured the museum at Greenfield
Village. Mr. Hey was par-
ticularly intrigued by a 600 ton
locomotive • the largest in the
world.
Captain and Mrs. Earl Whalen,
Shaun, Derick and Tracy have
returned to Petawawa after
spending the week with Mr, &
Mrs. Sam King, Mrs. Don
Mahoney and Kerry Lynne also
spent the week with Mr, & Mrs.
King.
Heather, Bonnie and Tracy
Baxter of Lefroy visited last
week with their grandparents,
Mr. & Mrs. Sylvester Wuerth.
Mr. & Mrs. Reg Finkbeiner and
Michael enjoyed a holiday
visiting friends and relatives in
Kitchener, London and Chatham,
One day they drove to Lake St,
Clair to watch the flocks of wild
geese, ducks and swans.
Melville Laverne England,
brother of Lloyd England, Mrs.
Lorne Finkbeiner and the late
Mrs. William Roeszler died
suddenly last Thursday.
Relatives from Crediton attended
the funeral at St, Thomas
Saturday afternoon.
Historical Tour
Mr. & Mrs, Dave McClure and
family visited places of historical
interest in the United States
during last week's vacation. At
Washington they visited Mrs,
McClure's cousin who works in
the Food & Agriculture Division
of the United Nations. Places
they saw include the Thomas
Jefferson homestead at Mon-
ticello, the restored colonial town
of Williamsburg, Virginia, the
Portsmouth Naval Base, the sand
dunes of Cape Hatteras where
Orville and Wilbur Wright took
their first flight.
They also visited the tobacco
fields of Roanoke and Durham,
the cotton textile mills at Dan-
ville, the Mammoth Caves and
the Lexington horse farms of
Kentucky, Abraham Lincoln's
birthplace near Glasgow, the
Stepihen Foster Memorial and
Theatre at Elizabethtown and
Louis Bromfield's Malabar
Farm.
The .drive through the Cum-
berland Gap of the Blue Ridge
Mountains provided much scenic
beauty though there were some
areas of apparent poverty that
made Huron County by com-
parison seem like the Garden of
Eden.
Forsythias, magnolias and
azaleas were in bloom. Following
a freak storm at Kentucky's
Mammoth Caves, they took-
pictures of flowering forsythia
bushes laden with snow.
Cubs assist
crippled kids
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ANNUAL
MEETING
South Huron Hospital
By MRS. FRED BOWDEN
CENTRAL VA
Mrs. Emma Tasko of Watford
who was spending a week at the
home of ner son, Mr. & Mrs.
Lewis Tasko and family was a
visitor with Mr. & Mrs. S.
Molnar.
Miss Wilda Pollock of Kit-
chener visited for a'few days last
week with her sister Mrs. Lorne
Hicks. On Thursday Mrs. Hicks
entertained her grand nieces and
nephews from Kincardine and
Lucknow.
Mrs . Hugh Hodgins ac-
companied by granddaughters
Susan and Sandra Hood of
London and her son Mr. Ivan
Hodgins of Greenway were
Sunday visitors with-Mr. & Mrs.
Ken Hodgins and Marikay,
There will be a Good Friday
evening service in the United
Church at 7.30 p.m. for the
Centralia and Zion
congregations,
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Greb returned
home recently following several
weeks vacation in Florida.
The choir will provide special
music for the Easter service in
the United Church Sunday
morning.
I The senior citizens will meet
in the Community Centre Monday
afternoon.
Bradley and Lori Shoebottom
of Exeter were weekend visitors
with their grandparents, Mr. &
Mrs. Ray Shoebottom,
Personals
Mr, & Mrs. Harold Taggart and
daughters of London spent some
time at their summer home here
during the school holidays.
Sunday dinner guests with Mr.
& Mrs, Jake Schroeder, in honor
of Sue Anne's confirmation, were
Mr, & Mrs. Tom Gittus of Hen-
sall, Mr. & Mrs. Art Meininger,
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Meininger, Bruce
and Lisa of Detroit, Mr, & Mrs.
Bud Schroeder, Connie and
Becky of Dashwood, and Mr. &
Mrs. H, Morenz.
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Baker were
hosts Friday evening at Shipka
Community centre for a 25th
anniversary party for Mrs.
Baker's sister and brother-in-
law, Mr. & Mrs. Les Locke of
Trenton.
Mr, & Mrs. Ken Baker Jr.,
Bonnie and Tracey of Stratford
spent the weekend with his
parents here.
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Finkbeiner,
Bob and Joan and Mr, & Mrs. Bill
Finkbeiner were Sunday dinner
guests with Harold's mother,
Mrs. Margaret Finkbeiner in
London.
Mrs. Ken Baker, Sandra,
Nancy and Donna were hostesses
Saturday afternoon at their home
for a surprise miscellaneous
shower from relatives for their
niece and cousin Jody Reid, of
Wallaceburg,
Sherri and Ronnie Sweitzer of
Stratford spent some of the
school holidays with their
grandparents, Mr. & Mrs. Wray
Sweitzer, and returned home
Sunday with their parents, Mr. &
Mrs. Ron Sweitzer, Anthony De
Groot of Stratford, and Mr. &
Mrs. Claus Stadelmayer and
family of Avonton were also
Sunday guests with theSweitzers.
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Finkbeiner
attended a 25th anniversary
party for Mr, & Mrs. Russell King
of Crediton Wednesday evening.
Mr. & Mrs. Ervin Latta of *****************
ASSOCIATION
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* Restaurant And Motel * 411,
CREDITON WEST *
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Mr. & Mrs. Robert Oxenforth
of Winnipeg are visiting the
latter's cousin, Mrs. Harold
Prance and Mr. Prance and other
relatives, -
Norman Vincent of Grand Bend
was entertained at a birthday
party - his 83rd by relatives and
friends at Blackbush School near
Dashwood, Sunday.
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Prance and
Mr. and Mrs. Rpbert Oxenforth of
Winnipeg, visited their cousin
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Holmes,
Charing Cross, Wednesday,
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Prance
entertained relatives at Niagara
Falls, Tuesday,
Wednesday, April 12, 1972
8:30
Auxiliary Rooms
Please use the Anne $t. (North) entrance Q: What kind of a log is not
made of wood?
A: A catalogue
0: What do you call an empty
parrot cage?
A; A polygon.
By MRS. SUE EDGINTON
C LAN DE BOY E
Lucan and Clandeboye Cub
Pack held a successful bake sale
at their regular meeting last
Wednesday.
Parents attended the meeting
and purchased the fresh home
baking. The boys made $11.45 and
took it to Bunny Bundle Saturday
morning.
Art Bates took the boys into
Bunny Bundle CFPL program
and treated them at the Red
Barn.
This week the boys will be
selling Hot Cross buns for Easter.
Any parents interested in helping
with the cub pack please phone
227-4243.
St. James Anglican Church
Sunday Joan Cunningham
presided at the organ for the
Palm Sunday service of hymns
and lessons.
The lessons were read by Glen
Cunningham, Allan Cunningham,
Susan Hill, Darlene Carter,
Joanne Cunningham, Catherine
Cunningham, Marion Cun-
ningham and Rev. R. A, Carson.
Anglican Church Women will
meet Maundy Thursday in the
home of Mrs. Mary Carter in
Lucan. 006
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DI AL
Baked Ham
with
Pineapple Sauce,
* Mashed Potatoes, Buttered
Peas and Pie
$ 4 9
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For Fresh From The Oven
BROWNIE'S
DRIVE.IN THEATRE
CLINTON - ONTARIO
For the purpose of receiving the directors' and auditors'
reports.
For the purpose of electing directors.
AU Individual contributors and presidents of organizations
contributing are members and entitled to attend and vote.,
The public is invited
Mr. Stan Frayne, President
Miss A. M, Claypole, Administrator
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Personals
Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Harper of
St. Pauls and Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred
Cunningham attended the funeral
of Mrs. Mina Houlston in
Wingharn, Sunday.
Mrs. Emily Tomes became a
grandmother again, St. Patricks
day, to James William (Jamie)
son of Tom and Phyllis Tomes of
Centralia, PIZZA
OPENING
FRIDAY, APRIL,
Watch Next Wee'k's
Paper For Program
Phone
2341-6395
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Look
Whos
Talking.,
JERRY CHCM
REPORTING THE NEWS
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Huron Industrial Park
Phone 228-6735
Enjoy An Evening
of Fun and the Finest
in
DINING AND DANCING
Every Friday & Saturday
AL HARVEY AND THE BLUEBOYS
THIS SUNDAY
Enjoy the Fabulous
Buffet and Entertainment
In our Licensed Dining Room
4:00 to 9:00 p.m.
Club
Albatross,
DINING OUT IS A PLEASURE
AT THE
Dufferin
Hotel
CENTRALIA
SATURDAY NIGHT ONLY
THE COUNTRY TONES
Monday & Wednesday Special
4:30 to 6:00
6O A SHOT
EVERY MONDAY
10 Steak Dinner
Buy One At $1.99 And Get
The Second For Only One Penny
DINING ROOM OPEN MON. TO SAT,
7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. AND 6.00 p.m. to 8.00 p.m.
Take Out Orders — Phone 228-6648
DAILY BUSINESSMAN'S SPECIAL $1.25
EASTER
WEEKEND
SPECIAL
Sweet & Sour or
Pineapple
Chicken ___ $ 115
Sweet & Sour
Pork
Phone
15 235-046
Chicken Fried
Rice ____
For Take-Out
Orders
$1.45
Open
cChickenwm hoein $1.45 Good Friday
Noon to 10:00 p.m.
Saturday
10:00 a.m. to 3:00 a.m.
Sunday
Noon to 10:00 p.m,
Above Orders Include
Shrimp, Chips, Fortune Cookies
Tea Coffee Milk
Take Your Pick of These
Grilled Ham Steak
& Pineapple Sauce
Roast Beef
& Horseradish
Your Choice
$1.75
Roast Turkey
& Dressing
Above Orders Include Soup, Dessert
Coffee, Tea or Milk
WALLY 'S RESTAURANT
MAIN ST. EXETER