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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-04-12, Page 11 oftiosolumani0moVao,mon...mosmess0.0se010 ONLY 3 DAYS LEFT . I ENDS SATURDAY - OUR FAMOUS A HUGE SELECTION OF OUTSTANDING VALUES "TWO FOR MANUFACTURER'S LIST PRICE OF ONE PLUS A PENNY" AS WELL AS LOW LOW PRICES ON "BONUS BUYS" Here Are Just A Few of the Money-Saving Examples: BUFFERED PAIN RELIEF 50's- 1? 11.00 2/1.90 PROTECTIVE NEW AWAKENING CARE CREAM SHAMPOO Far Dry Hair 16 Oz. Size 3,75 Oz, Size List 2.49 2 /1.50 212.5 REX RAY DOUBLE LIFE LIGHT MRS 40, 60, and 100 Watt List .49 Ecu 2BuL8:50 ULTRA-CARE PRE-MOISTENED TOWELETTES 10's PRO-CAP Waterproof ADHESIVE TAPE 1/2" x Yds. 2 /.99 \,& PLASTIC PERFORATE!? 01J1K.BANDS 25's- 21.74 4Ts- 211.09 60's - 2 /1.30 ANTI-PERSPIRANT and DEODORANT 1 FI,0t. Size 2/3.50 BABY CARE FLUORIDE HERBAL SHAMPOO BABY SHAMPOO TOOTHPASTE With Protein 2/1.30 2/1.57 100 , 12 FI, Oz. Size 211.50 LW 1.49 81/4 Oz. Size tist 1.20 Reg. Or Mint MIDDLETON DRUGS EXETER MAIN ST. 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SUNPLIGIITS DEPART WEEKLY 1-800-265-5254 BETTER BECAUSE * You get a holiday that takes you there... and brings you backl * You get the best possible values! * You get all the benefits Of Suntours and the Royal Bank of Canada! *Lbst, but not least, you get the professional services and free advice of 244 Queen Street, A S WA:I:LED TRAVEL SERVICE LTD. VELL1NG Chatham, Ontario Traveiphone 519.3524150 Call Toll Free 1-800.265-5254 P.S.--06 look after all your 'travel Documents! Zurich couple wed To reside in Stratford Lodge honors president with banquet, flowers Douglas Debus, Zurich Was best man and Paul Bedard, Zurich, Leo Denomme, Ingersoll, Louis Debus, Stratford and Greg Denomme, Kitchener ushered guests. Following a reception at Zurich Community Centre, the couple left for a wedding trip to Niagara Falls. For travelling, the bride changed to a purple pant suit, The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Denomme and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Debus, all of Zurich. The couple will reside in Stratford where the groom is employed with Fag Bearings Ltd. Times-Advocate, April 1Z 197$ 14010' 0 Page 11 ---"ogoro.,4rsr,riio Thank You to all our customers for your patronage over the past years we have been in business. WES & LIB CALLCOTT Octet trO eied The Times-Advocate would like to extend best birthday wishes to another member of the Over 80 Club this week, Congratulations to: Mrs, Mary Cornish, Exeter, 83, April 18, 1973. If you know of anyone who would like their name to appear in this column, please tell us. There is no charge. Pride of Huron Rebekah Lodge I.O.0,F, No. 338 Met Wednesday in the lodge rooms with the Noble, Grand Vi Coates presiding. Guests of the evening were District Deputy President Margaret Sharp, Seaforth and Edelweiss Lodge No. 117 of Seaforth and candidates awaiting initiation from Seaforth and Exeter. Edelweiss Lodge No, 117 Seaforth opened the meeting. • Members will visit Monkton Lodge at Atwood Hall April 27. CP & T Committee are having a banquet in the near future. Financial Secretary Lena Kirkland gave her report on the semi-annual return ending March 31, 1973, There are 149 members. P.D.D.P Lois McFalls, PNG Mary Fisher and PNG Ruth Skinner acted for the Noble Grand, Vice Grand and Inside Guardian while the officers performed the ritual preparatory to retiring before the initiation ceremony was con- ducted. Brothers Gerald McFalls Garnet Hicks, Tom Yellow and Mr, Pennycook, were welcomed to the meeting. The DDP Margaret Sharp then spoke to the members taking as her theme "Do ye Even So" stressing kindness, thought- fulness and consideration to one's fellowman with harmony, truth and co-operation. The new members were welcomed by NG Vi Coates and Noble Grand May Habkirk from Seaforth. Prior to the meeting a banquet honoring the District Deputy President,Mrs. Sharp was held at Thames Road United Church. Corsages were presented to the officials. Photo by Doerr MR. AND MRS. (.E0 JOSEPH DEBUS Women's organizations hold regular meetings Kindergarten Registration MT. CARMEL SCHOOL Wed., April 18 9:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m, Children must be 5 years old by Dec. 31, 1973 Please bring birth certificate and immunization records Sister Viola Principal 237-3337 .el The Presbyterian Church Women held their April meeting at the church Monday evening. Mrs. J. Corbett was in charge of devotions and read the parable of the sower. She developed reflections on the physical and spiritual benefits derived from a garden, be it ever, so tiny. We are also the only guardians of our natural blessings, Mrs. A, Whilsmith introduced Mrs. Andrew Johnston, who is the welcome wagon hostess for Exeter and area. Mrs. Johnston enthusiastically explained the work and aims of the organization, There was a musical number by Mrs. Hoffman and Mrs. W. Sillery accompanied by Mrs. Isles at the piano. Plans were finalized for the thank-offering service in the church on April 29, The president, Mrs. H. Strang concluded the meeting with prayer. WMC The March meeting of the W,M.C. of the Pentecostal Church was held on Thursday with 14 present at the home of Mrs. Keith McLaren. The meeting was opened with prayer by Mrs. E. Millar, The roll call was answered with scripture verses concerning the "Characteristics of a great woman." Mrs, Foder of Thedford gave a very inspiring message. A session of prayer then followed. The Missionary reading was given by Mrs. Mabel Jeffrey and offerings were received. Hymns were sung throughout the meeting, Sorority The Alpha Pi chapter of the Beta Sigma Phi sorority met Tuesday at the home of Dorothy Balsdon. The members of the executive entertained the ladies with a wine and cheese party. Year end reports were given by committee conveners and two guests were welcomed, Glenda Wagner and Catherine Beatty. BOYLE'S LwAEDAIERS' MAIN ST. EXETER OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT Ili. 9:00 p.m. By MRS. SUE EDGINTON Mr. & Mrs. John Edginton visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Edginton and family. Dr. Terry Barroughs, Toronto visited on the weekendwith Dr. Bruce Lowden, Mrs. Kathy Lowden and Scott returned home Monday after their visit to Victoria, B.C. Mrs. Annie Song, of Clan- deboye, Manitoba, visited with Mrs, Hazel Hill during the past week. The next meeting, to be held April 17 will be the Founder's day banquet at the Green Forest Lodge. Marie Beaver and Verla Russell were in charge of the program on the topic, sculpture and painting. Guest speaker Jack Underwood demonstrated string art. WI Board Meeting The South Huron District Women's Institute board meeting was held April 3, 1973 in Hensall, They discussed several events, including the district annual, which will be held at Caven Presbyterian Church, Exeter, May 16 with Hurondale as hostess. MrS, Gwen Pemberton, Bayfield, will be guest speaker, on the topic of consumer affairs. A homemade kitten has been sent on behalf of the district to be on sale at the National Con- vention at Banff in June, Mrs, Mac Hodgert reported on the meeting held with the Adult Rehabilitation Centre executive. It was decided that the money made at the ploughing match, $393.62, would be donated to the library of the adult rehabilitation centre. If it is agreeable to all branches, the money previously given by the branch could be specified for the library also. Mrs. 0. Swartzentruber, Zurich, convener of Citizenship and World Affairs, was appointed to attend the officers conference May 1-3 at Waterloo University. ARRIVING DAILY Drop In Today and See The New Styles, New Colors and New Ideas They're Exciting! Don't Forget ... We Have Arne/ and Cotton Dresses UP TO SIZE 24 1/2 St. Boniface Roman Catholic Church, Zurich, was the setting for the marriage of Gail Marie Denomme and Leo Joseph Debus, March 24, 1973. Father A. Durand officiated for the double ring ceremony. Wedding music was supplied by organist Mrs. Patsy Meidinger and the St. Boniface school choir. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a floor length gown, styled with an empire waist, high neck line, long puffy sleeves and a long trailing veil. She carried a bouquet of pink roses and white carnations. Darleen Ducharme was matron of honor and bridesmaids were Shirley Bedard, Zurich and Arlene Denomme, Ingersoll. They were dressed alike in pink floor length dresses with long sleeves and trimmed with burgundy lace, They wore daisies in their hair and carried baskets of pink and white carnations and daisies. 1,1CW accepts in to tea By MRS, FRED BOWDEN CENTRALIA The Easter meeting of the Centralia U,C,W. was held on Thursday evening with spring flowers adorning the schoolroom. Mrs. Ross McFalls opened the program with a hymn and read the Scripture. The Lord's prayer was repeated in unison and Mrs. Bill Elliott gave a reading. A hymn was sung.IVIiss McCall of "London Mission Services for Women" was guest speaker and following her address answered questions on their work. A solo was sung by Mrs. Ross McFalls. Mrs. Bob Blair opened the business part of the meeting with a poem. The U.C.W. accepted an invitation to Greenway tea on April 11. There will be a Stanley Brush demonstration in the fall with Mrs. Lawrence Hirtzel as demonstrator. Personals Mr. & Mrs. John Thompson attended the Robinson-Shearer wedding in the Listowel Presbyterian Church on Friday evening and on the previous Saturday were guests at the Kirkey-Bramley wedding in Lambeth, May Shoebottom was a weekend visitor with Mr. & Mrs. Richard Shoebottom and family in Exeter. Mrs. Beaton, Sarnia was a visitor for a few days at the manse with her son and daughter-in-law, Rev. & Mrs. John Beaton and family. Mr. & Mrs. Matt Konrad, Hamilton were weekend guests with Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Molnar, Mr, & Mrs. Ray Shoebottom were dinner guests in honour of their wedding anniversary at the home of their son and daughter- in-law, Mr. & Mrs. Richard Shoebottom and family in Exeter on Sunday evening. Dan and Mary were guests also. Exeter residents enjoy south jaunt Mr. & Mrs. Percy Noels and Ruth, and Mr. & Mrs. Jack Palmer, Straffordville vacationed in Florida recently. Mr. & Mrs. Noels stayed with their grandson, John Peter, when visiting with their daughter, Marlene Peter in Philadelphia. They visited in North Carolina with Mr. and Mrs. Burks and boys. Mrs. Burks (Dora) is a niece of Mr. Noels. In Florida they visited with Mr. Palmer's sister and family in. Ocala. They went fishing in the Gulf and spent several hours at Daytona Beach. They also visited Silver Springs, had a ride in the glass bottom boat and saw the Prince of Peace Memorial. They visited Busch Gardens and went to Walt Disney World and "Six-Gun Territory." Gayle Vanderweil invites you to the OPENING of her new HANDICRAFT and NOVELTY SHOP Sat., April 14 12:00 to 6:00 p.m. FREE Coffee..de son d Come in and Browse 69 London Rood HENSALL Across The street from the noise Cascade water tower on Highway 4 OPEN 12:04 Noon to 5100 p.m. 7,00 p.m, to 9:00 p.m.