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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-01-25, Page 15DEER KILLED IN HAY TOWNSHIP -- A deer which was apparently killed by dogs was found recently in Hay township, just off highway 03. Shown above are OPP Constable Bill 1.ewis, Bloke Smith of the Wingham Office of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Fred Walters. photo by Reg McDonald Women from Clandeboye attend Fanshawe courses Allan Collie who is a patient in Victoria Hospital, Mr. & Mrs. Ken Baker visited Friday evening in Stratford with & Mrs. Ken Raker Jr., Bonnie .and Tracey, and Sandra Baker, Hamilton returned home With them for the weekend. Mr. & Mrs. Ron Sweitzer, Sherrie and Ronnie, Stratford visited Sunday with Ron's parents, Mr, & Mrs. Wray Sweitzer, A male passerby, who had just emerged from the store, responded: "Marvelous! Do you deliver?" Let Us Hear From You! . - If you know of a young couple recently married or about to be just fill in this coupon and mail to our office. 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CENTRALIA HURON PARK ZURICH SERVICE DIPLOMA PRESENTED — At Friday's annual meeting of the Exeter Agricultural Society Mrs, Preston Dearing received an agricultural service diploma for her many years of devoted service to the Exeter Fall Fair. Shown above with Mrs. Dearing are past presidents Gerald Dearing, Winston Shapton, Donald Dearing and Howard Pym. T-A photo. dE1111111 John 10:10 ---- "1 am come that they might have life . . , more abundantly"; JESUS THE EXETER PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE Coming — Feb. 25 Through March 4 WAYNE HILTON and GORDON JENSEN of The Ottells' What is family size hot water? It's enough hot water...enough hot water for all the baths, showers, dish washings, floor washings and laundries that it takes to keep your family and your home sparkling clean. Cascade will give you family-size hot water, because it's designed for the job. The electrical industry put years of research into the Canadian family's hot water needs. Cascade was the result—built by qualified manufacturers to rigid specifications to assure you of dependability and complete satisfaction. Get the Cascade with the capacity that's right for you and enjoy hot water famit.y-size. Cascade, the clean, safe, efficient, electric water heater. your hydro S2.52b5WIZ ,-5aintsbury family .feted at departure By MRS. HEBER DAVIS A presentation was held in the Racy Memorial flail, Saintsbnry Friday evening for Mr and Mrs. Jim Mugford, Julie and Jamie, who moved to their new home in Lucan from the farm on the fourth concession. Progressive euchre was played With winners; lone hands, Mrs. Jack Dickins, Exeter; ladies high, Mrs. Earl Atkinson, Lucan; mens lone hands, Harvey Latta; lone hands, Cliff Abbott, Lucan, Ricky chair, Pete Bakker, The guests of honor were called tai the front, Mrs, P. Bakker read i. the address and Wesley Abbott Whalen and Barry Hodgins, Lucan presented them with a swag lamp and a pair of bedroom lights. Mr. & Mrs. Mugford expressed their thanks. Mrs. P. Bakker, Mrs. Ron Carroll and Mrs. Jim Barker were hostesses. Church Service Church Service on Sunday was held at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Larry Greenlee. Following the service, the annual vestry meeting was held, Rev, Savory opened with prayer, reports were presented, showing all accounts, The same slate of officers were returned and new projects were discussed, Plans were made to repair windows in the parish hall, and basement and the meeting closed with prayer and the hostess assisted by Mrs. G, Anderson, Exeter served refreshments. Persona Is Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Davis and Heber Davis attended the L.O.L. held in the hall at Lucan Thursday evening. Mr. & Mrs. Harry Carroll and Mr. & Mrs. Maurice MacDonald, Grand Bend visited Mrs, Mac- Donald'sbrother and family Mr. & Mrs, Albert Dickins, Lambeth recently. Mrs, Fred Dobbs attended the nurses' workshop at the down town Holiday Inn, London during the weekend. Mrs, Vera McFalls visited her daughter, Mrs. Hugh Davis recently for a few days, Ely MRS. SUE EDGINTON CLANDEBOYE The community mourns the less of one senior citizen, the late Harold Lynn, suddenly on Wednesday morning. A number of ladies in the area are taking advantage of the courses, offered at Biddulph school, by Fanshawe, Mrs. E. Tomes, who, is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital London is improved. Mrs. L. Derbyshire who has been confined to her home, with the flu is now able to be around. Mr. & Mrs. Westlaken and family have recently spent two weeks travelling in Florida. Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Lewis have been in Florida where they have built a new home. Mr. & Mrs. Phil Lewis and family have left to spend some time in Florida also, Mr. & Mrs, Clarence Carter entertained Sunday at a birthday party for Mrs. Isabel] Simpson, Cindy Banks and Lisa Carter. Other guests were Mr. & Mrs. Peter Banks and Krista, Mr. & Mrs. John Simpson, Rosemary and Paul and Sybil Stephenson. Mrs. Ethel Donaldson had as guests for Sunday Mr. & Mrs. Len Donaldson, London. Gary Donaldson and Irene Deletra, Lucan, Ken Miller and June, Cindy and Mrs. Donaldson were guests at Mr. '& Mrs. J. McCarthy and girls. The United Church at Clan- deboye had "Supper is Served" before their Annual Meeting. There was a good attendance at the supper hour - the Rev, W. Tupling chaired the meeting, reports were given and elections of officers were held. Mrs. J. Scott was secretary for the evening, Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Millson and Debbie entertained Mr. Milison's parents Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Millson and Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Millson and family, London on Sunday. At the recent Vestry meeting the following officers for 1973 were elected and appointed: rector's warden, Murray Carter; people's warden, Clarence Carter; vestry clerk and pay delegate, Ken Carter; treasurer and lay delegate, Mrs. A. Hill; substitute lay-delegates, Alton O'Neil, and Roy Cunningham; members of the board of management, Tom Tomes, Bob Hodgins, Alan Hill, Earl Morgan, Jim Cunningham, Mrs. Gladys Cunningham, Bev Cunningham and Mrs. Evelyn .O'Neil. The auditors are Roy Cunningham and Robert Hodgins. The rectory committee is Mrs. Ruth Hill, Mrs. Pat Hodgins, and Mrs. Olive Kirkton lady returns home By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS Mr. & Mrs. Eldon Robinson visited Monday afternoon with Mr. & Mrs. Wilson Derbecker at Goderich. Herman Paynter has returned home after having surgery at St. Mary's Memorial Hospital, St, Paul's A.C.W. met Thur- sday evening at the home of Mrs, Win, Schaefer. Mrs, Gerald Paul, vice president presided at the meeting, Mrs. Bill Waghorm and Mrs. Miller McCurdy were conveners. Susan and Debbie Schaefer gave interesting speeches. Lunch was served by Mrs. Wtn, Blackler and Mrs. Harold Davis. Bill Atthill has returned home after knee surgery at St.Joseph's Hospital London, Mr. & Mrs, Jack Robinson have returned home from a weeks Vacation in Florida, Ready Mix CONCRETE 94, Plow 235;.833 Pesidente 228'606) C.A.MCDOWELL p Mr. & Mrs, A. Baker and family, Mooresville will be leaving the community shortly as Mr. Baker has been promoted to manager of his firm. Hodgins. The cemetery com- mittee is composed of wardens, vestry clerk, Jim Cunningham, Alton O'Neil, Alan Hill, Bob Hodgins, and Tom Tomes. The church revenue has con- tinued to increase but so has the church's expenses so the year ended with a small deficit. Plans were made to look into the possibility of changing the rec- tory arrangements. Also the vestry was informed that new lights would be installed in the basement hall. An electric heater is to be purchased for the church vestry. Votes of thanks were given to the organists, Mrs. A. Hill and Joan Cunningham; the Sunday school teachers, Mrs. S. St, Pierre, Mrs, R. Hodgins, Mrs. C. Carter and Mrs, ft. Cunningham and to Mrs. Mary Carter and Mrs. Evelyn O'Neil for the care of the chancel. und. Last Sunday the flowers in the church were in memory Of Mr. Bantams record tie with Borden The Exeter Legion bantams turned in an impressive per- formance Saturday as they travelled to Camp Borden for an exhibition game, Coach Ossie Osgood took his club back to his old stamping grounds and came up with a 3-3 tie with Camp Borden, an "A" class club, Phil Knight led the Exeter scoring attack with a pair of goals while Doug Osgood was the other marksman, NEL Centralia Farmers Supply Ltd. Grain a Feed s Cement Building Supplies Coal 228-6638 Personals Mr. & Mrs. Ken Baker visited Sunday afternoon with Mr. & Mrs. Earl Baker, St, Thomas. Earl had just returned home Mervin Calmat, Mooresville is confined to his home due to illness. Mr. & Mrs. Ron Atchison and Alissa were guests Sunday of Mr. & Mrs. John Everest and family, London. Mrs, Marg Atchison and Mrs. Sue Edginton attended the Seaforth Winter Carnival Sun- day. Times-Advocate, January 2L 1973 Page 1 Honor Shipka newlyweds Clandeboye church elects new officers By MRS,HUGH MOREL Z SHIPKA Friends , neighbors and relatives gathered at Shipka Community Centre last Wed- nesday evening to honor Mr. SE Mrs. Bill Ratz who were recently married. The evening was spent playing progressive euchre and winners were: ladies high, Harriet Sheppard; ladies low, Mrs. Bob Adams; men's high, Jim Pickering; Men's low, Ivan Sharpe. An address was read to the young couple by Mrs, Ross Pickering and they were " presented gifts of a lamp and ash tray by Ervin Ratz. Bill and Jane both expressed thanks to all, from a lo-day hospital stay. Mrs. Verne Sharpe is visiting a few days this week in Mississauga with her son and his wife, Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Sharpe. Mr. & Mrs. Ken Baker attended a bus driver's dinner Saturday evening at the Zurich hotel in honor of Les Gibson who was retiring, Mr, & Mrs. Art Meininger attended the funeral of their sister-in-law, Mrs. Alex Meininger, last week in Detroit. Mr, & Mrs, Don Adams and sons visited Saturday in London with Mrs. Adams mother, Mrs.