The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1972-12-07, Page 22Our New
SIGN SHOP
IS NOW OPEN!
(Sorry for the inconvenience during the past couple
of months, while our buildling was under construct -
ion)
Truck Lettering * Sign Painting
* Bill Board Sales & Rentals *
* Plastic Electrical Signs *
GENE'S
FOR MAGICAL RESULTS
GENE CRECES
RR 1 Dashwood
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To the Electors of
SEAFORTH, STANLEY,
TUCKERSMITH
and BAYFIELD
I appreciate and thank you for the confidence you
again have placed in me through your support at the
polls on Monday.
Compliments of the Season to all.
JOHN BROADFOOT
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Thanks
to the electors of Stephen
Township for your loyal support in
the election.
Stephen
Dundas
Thank
You
Sincere thanks to all those who sup-
ported me on election day.
Mrs. Helen
Jermyn
RAGGEDY ANNE AND ANDY -- One corner of "The Country Spire", a new gift studio near
Russeldale, is devoted to children. Here Brenda Murray, Exeter, admires one of the Raggedy Anne dolls
on display. T-A photo
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CANADIAN CRAFTS — Shirley Smith has a wide variety of Canadian and imported items at her new
gift shop, "The Country Spire" near Russeldale. Here she examines some of the pottery which was
displayed and for sale at the "pre-opening" of the shop last weekend. T-A photo
By MRS. FR ED BOVVD EN
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins
and Mr. & Mrs. Tom Kooy were
in charge of the card party in the
Community Centre, Monday
night. Prize winners were
ladies' high score, Mrs. Ralph
Lightfoot; low score, Mrs. Earl
Dixon; lone hands, Mrs. G.
Webster; men's high, Percy
Noels; low, Earl Dixon; lone
hands, Joe Carter,
Mr, & Mrs. Earl Dixon, Mr. &
Mrs. Percy Noels will convene
the next party in two weeks time.
Personals
Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Greb and
family, Sturgeon Falls spent the
weekend at their home in the
village and with the former's
parents, Mr. & Mrs. Ken Greb.
Mr. & Mrs. Russell Wilson and
family were Sunday visitors with
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Shirley Smith and her husband.
ROSS have owned Roy's. United
Church near Russeldale for three
and one-half years, .and just
recently, they decided if they
were going to do something with
it, now was the time.
Well, now is the time, and last
weekend, Mrs. Smith, who also
owns Shirley's Canadian Crafts,
Grand Bend, held the official
opening of her newest arts and
crafts shop, The Country Spire
Gift Studio.
She calls it a "Pre-opening"
rather than an opening, because
there is still much work to be
done, in the church, and in the
organization of the shop, But she
has a wide range of goods on
display, including Canadian
work, contributions by local
craftsmen and imported items.
As much as is possible, Mrs,
Smith is trying to capture the
original personality of the
church. All the stained glass
windows are in the church and
Mrs. Wilson's mother, Mrs.
James Murray, in Arkona. Donna
Wilson was celebrating a bir-
thday.
Murray Abbott returned home
Friday evening following a two
week holiday at the home of his
son and daughter-in-law Mr. &
Mrs. Clayton Abbott, Linwood,
California and attended the
wedding of his granddaughter
Linda Abbott. He was ac-
companied on the trip by his
daughter,. Mrs. James Mugford
and Julie, Lucan.
Mr. & Mrs. James Gaunt have
moved into their new home.
Mr. & Mrs. Oscar Greb,- Zurich
were Sunday evening guests with
Mr. & Mrs. ,Ken Greb.
Mr, & Mrs. Fred Bowden were
Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs.
Ray Paynter, David and Anne
Marie, Kirkton.
By MRS. RENA CALDWELL
Ross Chapman, RR 3 Kippen, is
1 patient in South Huron
hospital, Exeter.
Elzar Mousseau, who has been
a patient in Seaforth Hospital for
the past five weeks, has returned
Mr. & Mrs. Alex McGregor and
Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Hugill, Clinton
spent the weekend in Akron,
Ohio.
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Cornish,
Guelph visited with Robert
Thompson.
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the entries have been left just the
same. As of yet, all the goOds are
displayed in the one large room
which was the congregational
section of the church, --
Eventually, however, Mrs.
Smith hopes to be able to
designate certain areas by
partitions. and natural
organization of furniture, for
specific items. For example, in
one corner, she hopes to simulate
the appearance of a life size
children's house, with all her
games a ndother children's gifts in
that corner.
Some of the gifts featured at
the Country Spire are German
and Canadian weaving, pewter
jewelry by Guy Vidal, a large
display of Canadian pottery, as
well as candles, wall hangings,
beautiful woollen ponchos and
many other varieties of unusual
gifts.
Mrs. Smith said her major wish
is to establish a homey type at-
moshpere, but with a good
selection and a good quality of
merchandise.
In addition to the gifts them-
selves, Mrs. Smith will be
opening a tea-room during the
locatedslnlnle
summer
onntlhoel Iths.
stage This h e
will
f ront beef
the church.
Much of the trade in her Grand
Bend store depends on the
tourists who visit the area in the
*summer. She hopes, however,
that the tea-room in the summer,
and craft classes in the winter, as
well as the shop itself will help
develop a set of regular
customers, as well as the tourist
trade.
Mrs, Smith has been con-
ducting craft classes for some
time, and will continue to do so
throughout the winter, in hair pin
lacd, pearl jewelry making, mod
podge and petal dip. They are
conducted in the basement of the
church, which the Smiths are in
the process of fixing up as their
home. They still have con-
siderable work to do, however,
Mrs. Smith said they have had
"great support from the Exeter
people", especially in her
classes. She also said that all of
the neighbors around The County
Spire have been terrific in con-
tributing food, help in
renovations and just general
moral support.
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• Old Spice
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• Prince Malchab
• Bourgeois
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