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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-01-25, Page 11MR. AND MRS. CHRIS WEIN WI hears speech about United Nations Letter from. tells of wet By MANUEL CURTS GReENWAY In a recent letter acknowledging a cash donation from the Greenway United Church, Rev. M.M. Irwin of Seoul, Korea wrote in part "The autumn here has been very wet and has adversely affected the rice crop. There is much unemployment, especially in the out-lying parts of the cities. The schools remain closed for a longer time during the winter months for the purpose of saving on fuel, which means a shorter summer vacation" The annual congregation meeting of the United Church will be held on January 29, at 8:30 p.m. Eight tables of euchre were enjoyed in the Parish Hall on Wednesday evening, Winners were: ladies high, Mrs. Nelson Rock; ladies low, Mrs. John Moser; men's high, Langford Ridley; men's low, Carman Woodburn; lucky number, Mrs. Angeline Scott. The ladies of the parish served refreshments. Mr. & Mrs. Russell Brown visited Harold McDonald in the Goderich Hospital, Wednesday, Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Merner and Stephen, Toronto were weekend visitors here. During their stay they also visited with Mrs. Merner's father, Harvey Eagleson who is a patient in South Huron hospital and with her sister Helen, who is in St. Joseph's hospital, London. Evelyn and Manuel Curts were among those who enjoyed a bus trip to Sarnia last Friday evening to hear a concert sponsored by the Sarnia Christian Concern Inc. in the S.C.I.T,S. auditorium. Jan Lagerwerf accompanied his daughter, Janet of Toronto on a flight to London, England for the weekend. Although it was cold and damp there at the time. Jan claims, they "did the town". Mr, & Mrs. Lawrence Curts, Grand Bend, were Sunday dinner guests of, Mr. & Mrs. Russell Brown and Mrs. Brown's sister and husband Mr. & Mrs. Verne Topping, Strathroy were supper guests. Alice Brown spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Brown, Grand Bend. Mr. & Mrs. Ken Rock visited with her brother and wife, Mr. & January 2 Page 11 The Centennial Committee are plan- ning "museum" to contain historical and antique items per- taining to the heritage of Exeter to be dis- played in the Exeter Town Hall June 27 to July 7. Arrangements will be made for pick up and delivery, Anyone wishing to loan items for this dis- play please contact Norm Whiting at 235- 1964 or Louise Giffin 235-0164 as soon as possible, RVR,OR8AR,nR,5R,VR OR A COLD ACCORDING TO CHARLES DICKENS "1 am deaf in the ears, hoarse in the throat, red in the nose, green in the gills, damp in the eyes, twitchy in the joints and fractious in temper from a most intolerant and oppressive cold." That is how the 19th century novelist Charles Dickens described a cold. Millions of people each year experience one or more of these distressing symptoms and the simple common cold is still one of our worst enemies. However, to fight back we have reg- ularly in stock a great variety of products that can combat the symptoms Dickens so aptly describes. Bob Middleton, PhmB Stan Horrell, Phm8 11:101. TON DrugsIV r f 42.C. LOW," Di/ PHONE 235-1570 EXETER ORVRRORV R, R p 11111111111 II 111111 11111111111111111111I11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111S: I YOUR AUTO INSURANCE Before you buy, or renew your Auto Insurance, it would pay you to discuss it with us. • For Value • Service Savings John J. 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CLINTON At MARY'S SEWING CENTRE $ 5 000 TO $ 1 63°° H.F.C, ON CABINET MODELS CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE From McGregor Top Quality BEEF Government Inspected Whole Beef 80t Half Beef 81t Cut and Wrapped Quick Frozen Free Delivery Within 10 Mile Grant McGregor Phone 262-5839 INSURANCE AGENCY D.T, (Terry) Wade Total Insurance Service Auto Fire — Liability — Glass Sickness and Accident Income Life — Pensions -. Surety Bonds, etc. I would be happy to discuss yOur particular insurance needs. Call today or at renewal time. Phone Crediton 234.6368 orLucan Top Coats and Suburban Coats 30% Off Remaining Stock of With Zip In Linings Leather & Suede Coats .... 30% Off 111411111111• Special Group of Men's All-Wool Trousers 1/2 Price Winter Coats Regular Range of Wool and Knit Trousers • • . • OOOOOOOOO • Special Group of Winter Coats N AD 1/2 Price LESS 30% Off 20% Off While Our Clearance Continues The Tip Top Tailors and Warren K. Cook MADE-TO. MEASURE SUIT SALE ENDS SATURDAY Last Chance to Get in on These Outstanding Savings Quantity of Long Sleeve Dress and Sport Shirts Reg. 58.00 $ /95 and 5 10.00 VP Special Group of elour Hairs Reg. `14.95 to $295 Young Men's Corduroy and Denims BELL AND FLAIR STYLES 30% OFF STOCK SUITS .....20% to 30% Off SPORT COATS .. 20% Off It Was Hard . . BUT 4044Wirii EVEN MORE As Our Winter Sale Continues Qwrge Vriese (Men 5 1°131" 1V1A1N STREET The *5tore With The Stock EXE EP Limited Quantity of Suits '30 fiy MISS ELLA MORLOCK CREDIT ON Mr, & Mrs. Chris Wein celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary last week. Friday evening friends and relatives gathered at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Joe Varley to mark the occasion. Mrs. Varley is their daughter. There are three grandchildren and one great- grandchild. The Heywood brothers were present to en- tertain. The honoured couple received many gifts, cards and treats. Mr4 Mrs. Wein farmed on the fit* Veroad north of Crediton, the ,farm now owned by Hubert Vincent. Seven years ago they moved to Crediton and have made their home with their daughter. They are both in good health, Mr, Wein celebrated his 93rd birthday the first of December, Shower In honour of bride-elect Kathy Gaiser a shower was held in the Zion United Church Sunday School rooms Monday evening. Diane Hodge directed the program and read the address. Mrs, Walter Weber gave a humorous reading. Bonnie, Sue and Judy Mason assisted Kathy in opening the gifts. Before lunch was served Diane and Mrs. Robert Crawford arranged a game of Musical Boxes for the entertainment of the guests. Crediton WI Crediton Women's Institute meeting was held last Wednesday evening in the community hall with 22 members answering the roll call, "Different Ways wheat comes to the table." Mrs. Walter Weber presided for the business. Mrs, Gerald Dearing was chairlady for the program. Ann Dearing and Valerie Finkbeiner favored with piano solos. The motto, "The peace of the world depends on food" was given by Mrs. Gerald Dearing, Barbara Pfaff favored with two solos, Mrs. Aron Wein gave two readings. Mrs. Gerald Dearing then introduced the guest speaker J, A. MacDonald, principal of the Agriculture College at Centralia. His topic was "Canadian Agriculture", He was thanked by Mrs, Gordon Morlock and the program closed with a song. At the next regular meeting the 4-13 girls will be serving supper, On the program committee were Mrs. Ed Hendrick, Mrs. G. Morlock, Mrs. A,Wein and Mrs. G. Dearing. United Church Meeting The annual meeting of Zion United Church Sunday School was held Thursday evening with Howard Hendrick, retiring superintendent, in charge, The white gift offering was divided between the Canadian Sunday School Mission and Children's Village of the Salvation Army. Rev. Armin Schlenker, chairman of the Nominating Committee, presented the slate of officers for 1973: superintendent, Harry Schroeder; assistants, Ross Pickering, Reg Finkbeiner; treasurer, Rev. Schlenker; recording secretaries, Rick Bowers, Wally Fydenchuk; literature secretary, Alf Smith,; minutes secretary, Ella Morlock; pianists, Mrs. Ed Finkbeiner, Barbara Rata, Perry Preszcator; chorister, Mrs. Douglas Warren; superintendent of cradle roll, Mrs. Ray Morlock; superin- tendent of home department, Mrs. Armin Schlenker; projectionist, Paul Fydenchuk. Personals Peter Wuerth has his right arm in a sling following an accident during a hockey game. Mrs. Isaac Gower has returned home after spending several weeks with her daughter Mrs. Alma Brunslow at Strathroy. Mrs. Joe Bullock spent a month with Mr. & Mrs. Edward Darbey, Willowdale. While there her first great-grandchild was born, That gives Mrs. Gower the honour of being great-great-grandmother. Roy Smith is in Victoria Hospital. His car was involved in a head-on collision in London last Tuesday evening. Mr. & Mrs. Alf Smith attended the funeral of Mrs. Isabel Hut- chins, aunt of Mrs. Smith, in Woodbridge, Thursday. Rev. Douglas Warren attended the funeral of a friend in Sault Ste Marie Thursday. By MRS. FRANK PLUMB GRAND BEND Thursday afternoon the Women's Institute met in the Village Hall. After the opening by Pres. Mrs. E. Gill the roll call was answered by my "Favorite TV or radio personality." Business about historical sites was discussed plus planning for 4- H leaders and a fashion show. The group decided to hold a dessert euchre on February 14, Introduced by the "Preamble to the United Nations' Charter" read by Mrs. E. Desjardine, a talk about the "United Nations" was given by the Convener of Citizenship and World Affairs, Mrs. F. Plumb, "United Nations agencies are much more active in our lives than we realize, as they are disguised with abbreviated names," she said. "There are fifteen international organizations. These agencies are actively regulating currency and creating order in the laws of many international services. Vestry Meeting Wednesday evening the annual Vestry Meeting was held at the Anglican Parish Hall. C.W. Neilson was elected the new vestry clerk with Fred Walker the honorary vestry clerk. Rector's warden is to be Ken Young again with deputy warden Jack Mennell. People's warden Maurice MacDonald and deputy warden Bill Cochrane will serve again. Lay delegate to synod is Mrs. C.W. Neilson and alternate delegate John Warner, Treasurer will be Fred Newton with assistant treasurer Goldie Todd. Envelope secretary will be Mrs. Congregational supper planned The annual congregational meeting of Brinsley United Church is to be held January 25. A pot luck supper precedes the meeting. Ralph Rowe sold cattle at Stratford on Friday which topped the sale at $44 per hundred weight. John Jones, Exeter is visiting with Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Wasnidge. Mrs. Eva Allison arrived home from Ottawa Sunday after visiting Mr. & Mrs. Bud Gallagher. Cindy Prest and Sandra Steeper are attending con- firmation classes prior to joining the church at Easter, Mr. & Mrs. Grant Amos are holidaying in Arizona, Mrs. Earl Morley is now making good progress back to good health in St. Mary's Hospital, London. Mr. & Mrs. Ray Mawson, Parkhill visited Wednesday evening with Gordon and Kathleen Morley, Jackie Lewis, nurse in training at London, spent the weekend with her parents Mr. & Mrs. Doug Lewis. By MRS. STAN PR SZCATOR Mr, & Mrs. John Nedza and family have returned home after spending the past month in Poland. Mr. & Mrs. Jackie Dye and family of London visited Mr, & Mrs. Jack Dye. Mr. & Mrs, Stan. Preszcator and girls spent Sunday with Mr. & Mrs, Lloyd Regele and girls, Woodstock. Mr, & Mrs. Leonard Wein visited with Mrs. Alex Hamilton last Wednesday, Grand Bend. F, Newton again. Board of Management was named as follows: Mr. and Mrs. C.W. Neilson, Mrs, Alvin Best, Mr. and Mrs. F. Newton, Mrs, K. Young, Mrs. M. MacDonald, Mrs. J. Cutting, Mrs. C. Taylor, Mrs. J. Mennell, Mrs. F. Plumb, Harold Hopkins and John Warner. The church has had a very good year. Key 73 is to be the evangelical mission for the year coming, While Parkhill had no Rector, Rev. W. Mills served them in addition to his own three charges, Grace Church of Greenway, St. Paul's of Thedford and St, John's by-the-Lake, Grand Bend. Persona Is Bill Love is progressing favorably after an operation on his broken hip sustained in a fall on the ice. He is at home now. Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Thompson spent four weeks with their family in Windsor lately. Mr. & Mrs. Jack Hayter, Toronto were visiting in Grand Bend over the weekend. Mrs. S. M. Barbour, Toronto is visiting her family in Grand Bend for three weeks. Harold Hopkins had a long winter visit with his son Mr. & Mrs. Ed. Hopkins, and daughter Mr. & Mrs. Gary Galbraith, both of Windsor. GRADUATES — John Forrest of Hay P.O. recently graduated from an oil burner and gas fitters course at George Brown College of Applied Arts and Technology. He has accepted a position with Hensall district Co-Op.T-A photo. Kore9. weather Mrs. Clarence Shaddock, Dor- chester on Sunday, Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Selbottrne English were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Eagleson, Berkley, Michigan and Mrs. Ethel Eagleson, grand Bend. Mrs. Lillie Moore, Detroit, and Mrs. Eva Bariteau, Grand Bend were Saturday visitors with Mrs. Vera Brophey and Mr, & Mrs. Hugh Brophey and Alison on Sunday. By the way: A little boy prayed, "Lord, if you can't make me a better boy, don't worry about it, I'm having a good time as it is." Lucan Brand Creamery Butter Bruce Brand Soft Margarine Sunkist Oranges Golding Bananas Pep Dog Food Colemans Sliced Bologna Coleman's Cottage Roll Wondersoft Tissue Sunlight Hand Soap Maxwell House Coffee Libbys Dark Brown Beans Van Camps Pork Beans Limited Quantity of Sport Coats $11 0 and $ 2 0 Many friends attend party Couple celebrates SUPER SPECIALS 1 lb. 71$ 1 lb. tub 3/$1.00 size 163 3 doz 1 .00 lb. 1 1 4 15 oz. tins 1 0/994 lb. 494 lb.794 2 roll pkg. 3/$1.00 3.5..2 /1 9$ 1 lb. bag 954 14 oz. tins 2 /4 94 14 oz. tin 5/$1.00 s Ky w y GRO OCGEROYDasnd DRY Open 7 days a week 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Centralia Village 228-6431 REDUCED TO CLEAR — ALL WINTER DRY GOODS SAVINGS FROM 25% TO 75%