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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-01-18, Page 15MR. AND MRS, MANSELL MASON Institute to buy drapes for hail at Elimville Times-Mvoote, January 18, 1973: Page 14 Get ,.colk from west B couple celebrates 00 Our January SALE CLEARANCE CONTINUES Be Sure To See Our 1/2 PRICE Bargain Table AA speaker at Mt. Carmel By MRS. JOSEPH CAREY MT. CARMEL Mr. & Mrs. Joe Regier, London visited last Sunday with their parents, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Regier, Dashwood. Sister St. Omer, London and friends were visitors with Mrs. Catherine Morrissey for a day this week. Pat Sullivan Sr. has returned after visiting his wife in St. Joseph's Hospital, Sarnia and with Helen and Dan Loos. Mr. & Mrs. Dave Morrissey are enjoying a holiday in Pompano Beach, Florida. The young people's group of the Parish met Sunday Evening in the school gym. Their guests were two young men from the Alcoholics Anonymous group in London. After a very interesting talk and a question and answer period with the visitors refreshments were served. 32 oz, for the price of 24 oz. Punch DETERGENT 6 1/2 Pounds With Water Softening Action avEz1MW:—., .5amanimatmesa Lustre Creme SHAMPOO 16 oz, Sugg. Retail 5 1.69 $ 1.09 Colgate TOOTHPASTE 9.39 150 MI C1G DISCOUNT 433 MAIN ST. EXETER 235.1661 •kt List yearly activities of *Centralia UCW Cromarty Boy Scouts enjoyed a hike to the mountain on Saturday morning. They were accompanied by Scoutmaster Wilfred Jarvis and his assistant, David Laing, who helped them to build a fire and cook their dinner. Suits can be purchased on low monthly payments, Chargex or Avco Financial Service. Euchre party Mr, & Mrs. Robert Blair, Mr. & Mrs, Maurice MacDonald were in charge of the euchre party in the community Centre, Prize win- ners were: ladies high score, Mrs, Webster; lone hands, Mrs, Harry Carroll; low, Mrs. Emery; men's high, Percy Noels; lone hands, Ron Harvey; low, Lawrence Hirtzel, Mr. & Mrs. Ray Shoebottorn and Mr. & Mrs. Joe Carter will convene the next party January 22, Personals Mr. & Mrs, Ken Greb were recent guests with Rev. and Mrs. Duncan Guest in Wyoming, Dan Shoebottom, who is associated with the Frontier College in Toronto, has been holidaying for the past few weeks with his parents, Mr. & Mrs. Ray Shoebottom. Mr. & Mrs. John Thompson were recent visitors with his mother, Mrs. J,S. Thompson, in Milverton. Stephen Molnar, Agincourt was an overnight guest on Friday with his parents, Mr. & Mrs. S. Molnar. Mrs. Wm. Haddock returned home from South Huron Hospital Sunday. Mr, & Mrs. Wm. Schroeder, London were Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Russell Schroeder. Mr. & Mrs. Fred Bowden were Friday evening visitors at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Ray Paynter, Kirkton. The occasion was to honor those having a birthday in January. Mr. & Mrs. Harold Taylor, Exeter were Saturday evening visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Fred Bowden, Centralia United Church an- nual congregational meeting will be held in the schoolroom of the United Church on Sunday following the morning service and will be preceded by a pot luck lunch. Hospital London after having had his appendix removed. Quite a number of people from this community were guests at the Passmore-Batten wedding at Elimville United Church Saturday. Many also attended the reception and dance at the Exeter , Legion Hail, Saturday evening. Mr. & Mrs. Beverly Burtch and family have moved into the vacant house of Lorne Ballan- tyne. We welcome them to our community. Winter Wear • Leather Coals • Parkas • Sweaters • Slacks • Underwear • Shirts • Scarves • All Weather Coats The Price Is Right SAVINGS UP TO 50°/ 0 By MRS. ROSS SKINNER EL IM V I L LE The January meeting of the Elimville Women's Institute was held on Wednesday afternoon following the noon luncheon. Roll Call was answered by "A resolution my husband wishes I would make. Following the minutes and communications, plans were discussed for the 25th Anniversary at the March meeting. It was decided to purchase new drapes for the hall instead of investing in life memberships for 25 year members. Corsages will be made for the 25yr members at the celebration at Usborne Central School in March. Achievement Day for the 4-H course "The Third Meal" will be held Saturday at Exeter High School. Mrs. Howard Pym gave an outline of the metric system which we will be using. Mrs. Cliff Jaques and Mrs. James Miller were in charge of the program. Mrs. Jaques gave a reading "The New Year and a skit, "Fault-Finding" was presented by Mrs. Howard Pym, Mrs. Jaques and Mrs. Miller. A reading, Mental-Pollution" was presented by Mrs. Miller. A demonstration on "Petal Dip" was given by Mrs. Tom Herm Euchre Party The Elimville Womens Institute held their euchre party at the hall Monday evening. There "were 10 tables playing. Winners were: ladies high, Mrs. Eva Beckett, Woodham; mens high, Mr, Floyd Cooper; lone hands, Rose Atkinson, Lucan; lucky cup, Mrs. Budden Kirkton. Personals Mr. & Mrs. Howard Pym visited on Sunday with Bert Lobb, Clinton. Mr. & Mrs. Squire Herdman visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Carman Herdman of Orchard At the first meeting of the year, Biddulph township council made a request to the Ontario Department of Transportation and Communications to illuminate two highway in- tersections in the municipality. The two locations are at the corner of the Granton Road and Highway 7 and at the intersection of No, 4 highway and Concession Road 6 and 7. The building permit ap- plication from Kaschper Racing Shells to add an office to their existing building at Lot 7, N.L.R. Concession was approved. Council decided to fill Out an application to be forwarded to the Park, Michigan. A large crowd attended the reception at the Exeter Legion hall for Mr. & Mrs. David Passmore Saturday evening. Mr. & Mrs. Ross Skinner and family, Joan Kerslake, Alvin Cooper were guests at Mr. & Mrs. Don Parsons and family Sunday celebrating January birthdays. Laverne Skinner returned home on Monday from the hospital. Leaders win in Ausable The two top clubs in the Ausable Valley Rec hockey league increased their margins as the result of Sunday's usual doubleheader. Lieury downed Shipka 6-3 and Ailsa Craig defeated Brinsley by a score of 9-6. The Lieury club leads the league with 16 points, Ailsa Craig is second with an even dozen points while Brinsley is third with five points and Shipka brings up the rear with three points. Sonny Slater headed the Lieury scoring attack with a pair of goals. Scoring one goal each were Randy Malcolm, Murray Dixon, Ernie Schlegel and Wayne Ropp. Scoring in single fashion for Shipka were Bob Chapdelaine, Shane Burley and Brian Hodgins. A three goal effort by Chuck Kennedy was best for Ailsa Craig. Next came Gwen Griffiths with two goals while Tom Dobinson, Dave Collins and Larry Dobinson notched single scores. George Tryon's hat trick was best for Brinsley. Phil Conlin, Bob Hodgins and Jack Conlin completed the scoring for the losers with one goal apiece. federal government for a grant under the Local Initiatives program. Grants of $50 to the Lucan Community Centre and the Lucan fish Six junior hockey club were approved. Grants of $25 each were authorized to the Salvation Army, Ilderton Agricultural Society, Kirkton Fair Bohrd, 4-H .Leaders club and Public Speaking Contest, The following appointments were made: Clerk and building inspector Austin Hedgins; treasurer and welfare Officer - John Bryan; livestock valuators - Derwin Beaton, Pim ToOhey; road superintendent, weed and By MRS. FRANK PLUMS GRAND BEND Mr. & Mrs. Mansell Mason, Grand Bend celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary January 12. Their family entertained them at Gallant's Restaurant. Many beautiful cards and floral tributes were received from friends. Floral tributes were received from son, Mr. & Mrs. Graham Mason and boys, Exeter and grandson Mr, & Mrs. Ron Brown, Toronto. Mrs. Geo. McCracken, Vancouver, a daughter was unable to attend. Phone calls from brother Emery Mason, Naicum, Sask,, and daughter Mrs. 11. Hirchfield, Los Angeles, California added their congratulations to the oc- casion, Club News Orpha Club was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs, W.F. MacLaren, Thirteen ladies discussed the spring program and enjoyed lunch served by Mrs, MacLaren and Mrs. A. Dayman. Acting chairman was Mrs, C. Kennedy and acting secretary Mrs. Marty Burke. At Friday's Euchre at St. John's by the Lake, prizes were won by Mrs. H. Green, ladies high; Don Kobe, Men's high; Bill Cochrane, lone hands; Mrs. Ed. Gill, low ladies; Horace Lake, low men's; and Mrs, A. Hodgins won the door prize. United Church Women had a good turnout at their recent meeting. Mrs. Colin Love led the worship and Mrs. E. Desjardine introduced the first page of the Church Women's Study Book on India. Mrs. Elgin Webb was the secretary, and Mrs. A. Miller is the leader. 4-H The "Corny Cooks" 4-H group attended achievement day in Exeter High School Saturday. County honors were awarded to Rosemary Kelders and Liz Smeekens. Debby Ford was the commentator for the exhibit on a buffet table setting for a shower. Recipe files and books on the Third Meal were displayed. The girls received awards and spoons for their project work. The large group participating were Lori Baird, Betty Baltessen, Brenda Desjardine, Debby Ford, Brenda Green, Claudia Jackson, Pam Jackson, Jane Kelders, Mary Ann Kelders, Rosemary eider--s, Laurie Lovie, Julie Luther, Susan Masse, Donna Menen, Dianna Rood, Lia Smeekens, Kathy Steckle, Ellen Vandenbygaart, Harriet Van- denbygaart, Matilda Van- denbygaart and Anne Wendels. Leaders were Mrs. I. Ford, Ann Hutchinson and Mrs. Ann Mor- ton. Personals Russell Crosby, Southcott Pines and Detroit passed away tile inspector Hugh Davis; tax collector - John Park; auditors - F.O. Kime and Co,; solicitors - Bell and Laughton; dog catcher- London Humane Society; dog tax collector - Elmer Summers; trench inspector - James O'Shea; fence viewers - Cliff Shipley, Leo Motkin, Bev Westman. Lucan-Biddulph fire area - Wilson Hodgins, Fred Dobbs, Frank Hardy; Granton fire area - Joe Haskett; Erie Economic Council Fred Dobbs, Joe Haskett; Biddulph Community Centre - Frank Hardy, Hubert nietrich, John Bryan, Cliff Cook, Ken Hodgins, RuSSell Bob Morrow, suddenly at Light House Point, Florida, his winter home. MS wife, Edna Belt Crosby, sister-in- law Eva Bariteau and George Belt have our sympathy. Interment was in White Chapel Cemetery, Detroit, Mrs. May Keown's sister Mrs. A. McMurray writes that May is under extended care at Peel Memorial Hospital, Brampton, after a tractor trailer caught By MRS. HEBER DAVIS. SAINTSBU RY Tuesday evening Mrs. Hugh Davis gave her home for the January A.C.W. meeting, with 14 members attending. All joined in a seasonal Hymn. The Scripture was read by Mrs. Heber Davis and president Mrs. Hugh Davis lead in prayer and conducted a By MRS. HUGH MORENZ Tony Regier, Detroit spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Don Baker. Mrs. Marcel Hullebusch is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital. There were seven tables at play for the euchre party with the following winners: ladies high, Mrs. Taylor; ladies low, Mrs. Jessie Rader; mens high, Cliff Russell; men's low, Cliff Ken- ney; lone hands, Fred Gibson. Visitors with Mr. & Mrs. John them as they were turning and the car went out of control and hit a pole. May suffered a broken ankle, two breaks in the leg, a broken wrist, and a broken jaw, The driver, Mrs. Smith saffered chest injuries. May is looking forward to having her casts removed. Mrs. Rita Haskett, Thedford is looking after Mrs. H. Wainwright who is recuperating from the flu. business session. Treas. report was read by Joan Greenlee. Rev, and Mrs. Savory attended and Mr. Savory spoke on the Scripture reading and expressed his and Mrs. Savory's pleasure at meeting with the members. The mystery prize, donated by Mrs. Earl Greenlee, was won by Mrs. Arnold Cunningham. The Kingma were Mr. & Mrs, Duke Walowski and grandaughters, Portage, Mich.; Mrs. Minnie Koetze, Mrs. Nellie Bovaen, Kalamazoo, Mich.; Mrs. Tillie Maury, California; Mr. & Mrs. Case Zeehuizen, Exeter; and Mr. & Mrs. Peter Toornstra, Hensall. Mr. & Mrs. Harry Sheppard attended the Diamond Wedding celebrations for Mr. & Mrs. Russel McAlpine in the United church basement Ailsa Craig Sunday evening. Thomas Keough who for many years was a resident of this area passed away at his home in Dutton recently. Mr. & Mrs. Karl Guenther, Mr, & Mrs. Clyde Nicholson and Herbert Harlton attended Mr. Harlton's nephew's funeral,, Mr. Harold Jackson, Seaforth on Sunday. Dorothy Harlton also attended funeral in Seaforth Sunday. By MRS. SUE EDGINTON Mrs. E. Donaldson and Cindy spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Scott Switzer. Mr. & Mrs. Bill Wicks and Stephen, visited Sunday evening with Mr. & Mrs. Ron Atchison and Alissa. Mr. & Mrs. Ron Atchison and Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Edginton and family spent Sunday at the Thorndale Winter Carnival, Mrs. D. Watts and her 15 month old daughter Nicki, residents of Calgary Alberta surprized Dr. & Mrs. Bruce Lowden with a 24 hour visit. Mr. $ Mrs, Rollie Grenies have moved into their newly renovated home at 81 Crescent across from the Post Office, We extend a welcome to Mr. and Mrs. Don Kobe, Trevor, 11, Graham 9, and Jarette, 2, to Brewster Blvd. They have moved here from New Hamburg. Don. Kobe is a ONR brakeman for Sarnia. meeting closed with prayer and a social hour followed. Euchre Party A progressive euchre party was held in the Racey Memorial hall Friday evening. Winners were as follows; ladies high, Mrs. Webster, Exeter; ladies lone hands, Mrs. Percy Noels, Exeter, mens high, Leslie Greenlee; lone hands, Tom Kooy. Personals Mrs. Bob Tindall and Mrs. Pete Sovereign, Lucan drove to Florida with Mr. & Mrs. Charles Tindall last Saturday for ten days. Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Davis were Sunday dinner guests with Mr. & Mrs. Harry Carroll. Cottage services were resumed for St, Patricks congregation Sunday at the home of Mr, & Mrs. Harry Carroll. Next Sunday service will be held at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Larry Greenlee. Mr. Hugh Davis and daughter, Mrs. Jim Hoffman Dashwood flew to Rena, Nevada last Friday to attend the Lucan-Ilderton Jets hockey games Friday and Saturday nights. They arrived home Tuesday. Mr. & Mrs. Larry Greenlee entertained their grandparents Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Greenlee Exeter Saturday evening. It was Mrs. R. Greenlee's birthday. Staffa man back home By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN STAFFA Wilfred Elliott, Vancouver arrivekbome Satorday evening and is recuperating at the home of his parents, Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Elliott. Mrs. Lloyd Miller, visited Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Robert Duncan, Huronview. Darlene Templeman, Waterloo and Geraldine Templeman, Stratford, spent the weekend with their parents, Mr. & Mrs. John Templeman and family. Mr. & Mrs. Day. Capling, London and Mr. & Mrs. Dale Martyn and Wanda, Russeldale, visited at the same home Sunday. Mr. & Mrs. David Sim, London spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. John Drake and Murray. By MR$, FRED .BovVpSN CENTRAL IA "A Now Year" was the theme for the :January meeting of the U.C.W. held in the schoolroom of the church, A hymn was sung to open the devotions. Mrs. Wm. lliott read a poem "New Year Thoughts" and Mrs. Elmer Powe gave the Scripture and com- mentary on "Three things in the World on Poetry,". This was followed by prayer by Mrs. John Beaten, Mrs. Alvin Essery played. a piano instrumental and a film wash shown on Nepal which was centred around the festival they have each year. Mrs. Robert Blair presided for the business and.. opened with a poem "New Year Reports". Annual reports. were read and adopted. The executive presented their reports on activities planned for the year which include an "April Calendar", "Luncheon is Ser- ved" and "May Blossom Tea". The voluntary givings of $20 per member a year is also to con- tinue. Senior Citizens Senior citizens met in the Community Centre on Monday afternoon for cards and crokinole. The group, sponsored by the United Church Women, voted to meet every two weeks during the winter months. Make layettes at Cromarty By MRS. KEN McKELLAR CROMARTY Cromarty Ladies' Aid decided to again make layettes for the Unitarian Services Committee at their January meeting which was held at the home of the president, Mrs. John Miller. The layettes, each consisting of four large diapers, two shirts, two jackets, one towel and washcloth, one receiving blanket, two nighties, one bar laundry soap, and four safety pins, will be turned in at the March meeting. Mrs. Miller opened the meeting with a reading, "What is a Year?" The scripture was read by Mrs. Robert Laing and Mrs. Carey led in prayer. Seven members answered the roll call Our SUIT SALE Has to be our greatest! THE PRICE IS RIGHT WHEN WE SAY AS LOW AS $4995 MAIN St, By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE Charles Jeffery returned home Friday from St. Joseph's Hospital, London after having undergone surgery. by paying fees and naming M urray Stewart returned home their winter projects. Ingludedhpresa t uOy rfroxrk• .04 were quilting, knitting;' upholstery, macrame, , and sewing. During the business, it was decided to sponsor a Stanley Party early in February. The meeting closed with a hymn and R. the Lord's Prayer in unison. + am*, `4•••=m61.••••1•••••• MEN'S PANTS Double Knits, Wool Stretch, Casual, Corduroys, Jeans, etc. etc. ALL GREATLY REDUCED Thanks for Shopping at McKnights Len McKnight St Sons MEN'S WEAR 235,232o EXETER ADVANCE TO ONTARIO FINALS — A rink skipped by Jim Hewitt representing Exeter Legion branch 167 has advanced to the Ontario Legion Command curling championships to be held in Trenton in February. From the left they are Jim Hewitt, Pres tavier, Peter Raymond and Jake Marks. Bidduiph asks to brighten two district intersections Seven tables play at Shipka euchre Palmolive DISH DETERGENT Saintsbury ladies, friends travel to Florida by auto EXTRA Dollars for YOU! DISCOUNITHTOURPRICES