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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-04-12, Page 22Hey Kids 0 0 • Po. Something Nice For Yourself Bring Your Mother or Dad In To Meet Us and Get A FREE GOLDFISH Aquarium Display Courtesy Pat's Pet Shop The Staff, ROYAL BAN K EXETER, ONT. The Great $1.25 Hello Introduce Your Face to LOVE'S FRESH LEMON Try the Cleanser, Toner or Moisturizer Created for Your Skin Type INTRODUCTORY SIZE '1.25 * * * Love's Musky Potions . . . the sensuous scents • Mandarin Orange • Woodsy • Jasmin Flower • Earthy YOUR CHOICE . , . '3.50 HUNTLEY'S DRUG STORE EXETER 235-1070 srmolmwommwob. Some Timely Suggestions: • Suits • Co-Ordinates • Shirts • Ties • Belts • Pants • Socks Our Spring Selection Is Tops . . . AND BY GOSH THE PRICE IS RIGHT Thanks for Shopping at McKnights LEN Mc KNIGHT & SONS Main St. MEN'S WEAR Exeter _ We Predict A Warm, Sunny Weekend For Easter eft But whatever the weather you'll feel much better in an outfit from Manights for the Easter Weekend. NNW VILLAGE OF GRAND BEND Spring Clean Up The Works Department will be carrying out a spring clean up the week following Easter, April 24, 25, 26, 27 and April 30 and will pick,up all objects not normally collected on regular pick up, The following is requested. - branches in bundles or tied - leaves bagged or boxed - branches or limbs not longer than 6 feet • non toxic burnable material bundled separate from metal objects. There will be no extension of this time. VICTOR ANYSYMIW Works Superintendent Vilfoge of Grand Bend Just Arrived ... In Time For MEN'S WEAR DEPARTMENT We placed our spring order for men's all wool suits before the rapid in- crease in wool. Choose from our wide selection Of new suits in the latest styles and colours. STILL AT LAST YEAR'S PRICES from $89.50 to $115.00 MEN'S SPORT COATS or All Wool CONTRASTING Washable SLACKS Fortrel EASTER SPECIAL Boys Sport Coats „ And Suits ..1/2 PRIG Imagine! a pure wool Sport coat for only $7.98 or a 2 pant suit for only $1 1.00 In Stretch Portrel $59,00 $ 1 795 to $2295 F.T.A. May & Son EX Phone 45,0862 A Complete New Selection of Ladies' • All-Weather Coats • Jackets • Long Dresses • Sweaters • Blouses • Hand Bags • Scarves, etc. See Our Easter Sale of DAISY FRESH COTTON PADDED BRAS At Greatly Reduced Prices Also Corsets and Corselettes Reg. $20.00 NOW $ 1 1 00 We Are Extending Our 1/2 Price DRAPERY SALE To April 21 Page 22 Times.Advecate, April 12, 1973 v..*,,...,1,1-w,,A'....X,,,444,40g4A111WW44:41"0.WW0*.W41*04:1WW*400:10:§X,W454 Several .from Clandeboye initiated into district I-00F NEVER Assume the public knows as much about your business as you do. That's why ad,- vertising is so indispensable. received word that she has been accepted at C.A.C. for two year course on Animal Health Technology. Mr. & Mrs. H. Hardy and family had Mrs. Hardy's mother, Mrs. Clarke from Parkhill visiting at their home last week. Mr. & Mrs. Orville Rollings, Rich Rollings, Mrs. Ethel Donaldson and Mrs. Elsie Lewis, attended the Rabbit Breeders dinner-dance on Saturday. ey MRS. PAVE KESTLE The Independent Order of Oddfellows from Granton and Lucan Lodge held a joint in- stallation in the Lucan lodge rooms on April 3. Six new candidates were initiated to the fellowship by the installing team from the Monkton Lodge: Stewart Cassils, Terry Wade, Larry Lewis, Philip Lewis, Doug Heywood, andBob Hickson. There were 53 members, from New Hamburg, Stratford, St. Marys, Monkton, Granton and Lucan to watch the colorful degree. Play euchre at Shipka also elected a president, Ann Westelaken; vice president, Marilyn Groenewegen; secretary treasurer, Janis Kestle; press reporter, Maria Richards. They chose the name Happy Hoeers. Club 3 held their first meeting at the home of their leader, Mrs. Cinth Vogels, assisted by Kathy Dejong. President elected was Annie De Weerd; secretary, Karen Dejong; press reporter, Dianne Lynn. The leaders of each club gave the girls the requirements for planting a vegetable garden: How to plan and care for a garden and also what seeds to purchase. They must plant 10 vegetables and four flowers (annuals), Three Lessons for planting a garden are for food, for health and for economy, By MRS, HUGH MORENZ SHIPKA The last euchre party of the season was held Wednesday night at Shipka Community Centre, Winners were: ladies high, Mrs. Cliff Kenny; ladies low, Mrs. Velma Russell; mens high, Hugh Morenz; mens low, K. Russell; most lone hands, Fred Gibson. Tickets sold on a dressed chicken was won by Cliff Kenny. It was announced that the shareholders of the school would hold their annual meeting April 18. SHOWING DAD A PROJECT — At Monday's open house at Exeter public school, Paul Dougherty proudly shows his father Harry Dougherty a television set project of his grade three class. T-A photo Canvass nets $154 Personals Janis Kestle spent the weekend visiting in London with the Skinners, Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Hodgins, Victor Hodgins and Mr, & Mrs. D. Kestle were guests at the Hodgins-Anderson wedding on Saturday evening in Lambeth. Mr. & Mrs, John Simpson, Rosemary and Paul were Sunday visitors with Mrs, M.J. Simpson, Susan Hardy, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Harold Hardy has W. I. Clandeboye W.J. are spon- soring three sets of 4-1-1 leaders. There are two projects on the agenda for "Clothes for Leisure which is well on its way and a home garden club on the use of vegetables. Club I had their first meeting on Saturday at the home of the leader Mrs. Harold Hardy assisted by Susan Hardy. Officers elected were: president, Susan Hardy; secretary, Marie Cunningham; press reporter, Pat Hodgins. Club 2 held their meeting last Wednesday evening at the home of leader Mrs. D. Kestle assisted by Mrs. P. Groenewegen, They Personals A successful sale of farm stock and implements was held Friday afternoon for Harry Sheppard. Mr. & Mrs. Harry Chapman, London, Mr. & Mrs. Les Adams, Roy Morenz and Mae Thurman of Grand Bend, Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Morenz all attended a surprise banquet and dance for their sister & brother-in-law Mr. & Mrs. John Corbett, Saturday evening at the Pineridge Chalet in honor of their 40th wedding anniversary. Mr. & Mrs. Bill Ratz, London spent the weekend with his parents here. Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Devine were Mr. & Mrs. Ervin Latta, Gary, Diane, and Lorianne, Gordon Weiburg, and Fred Weiburg, all of Kitchener. Fred Weiburg returned to the home of his daughter and son-in- law after spending two months visiting with other members of his family and grandchildren in the Kitchener area. Mr. & Mrs. Jack Zondog and family, Grand Rapids, Michigan, spent a week visiting his parents Mr. & Mrs. Rudy Zondag and other relatives in this area. Mr. & Mrs. Ken Baker Jr., Bonnie and Tracey, Stratford spent the weekend with his parents here. Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Ratz and Rodger were guests at the wedding Saturday at the United Church in Ilderton of Jim Morlock Crediton to Nancy Calvert, 'Merton, Gary and Sandra Baker, Kathy McKeever and Robert Moore spent the weekend in Detroit at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Tony Regier. Dashwood WI elect slate Mr, & Mrs. Leonard Restemayer were supper dinner guests with Mr, & Mrs. John Barr, London, Saturday. Later they attended the Forest City square dance festival at Centennial Hall in celebrating the 35th wedding anniversary of the Restemayers. Mr. & Mrs. Bob Boogemans and family spent Sunday at Burlington with Mr. & Mrs. Felix Boogemans and family. Mrs. Rosaleen Schenk visited recently with Mr. & Mrs. Gary l3ambrick, Kitchener, and Mr. & Mrs. Ron Braid and family, Elmira. Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Rader, Mr. & Mrs. Irvin Rader, and Mr. & Mrs. David Rader spent Sunday at Waterloo with Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Weiberg and family. Tammy Lynn, infant daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Glen Restemayer was baptized in Zion Lutheran church by Rev. Frank Margret, Sunday, April 8. Sponsors were Mr. & Mrs. Alphonse Denomme. Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Glen Restemayer and baby were Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Denomme, Brian and Wayne, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Restemayer, Pastor and Mrs. F. Morgret and girls, and Mr. & Mrs. Rollie Vanstone, Hensall. Mr. & Mrs. Don Gaiser and family accompanied by Mr. & Mrs. Jim Poland and family, Campbellford and Marie and David Bailey, Tillsonburg, have returned from a vacation in Florida. They visited with Mr. & Mrs. Ray Kretzman and boys, Margate, Florida, and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ellman, Treasure Island. Weekend visitors with Mr. & Mrs, Melvin Stade and Sherrie were Arnold Geiger, Pigeon, Mich., Mrs. Susan Snider, Zurich, and Joan Finkbeiner. Saturday evening supper guests were Mr. & Mrs. Edward Restemayer, Brampton, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Miller, and Mrs. Martha Miller, The occasion was the celebration of three April birthdays, Sherrie Stade, Arnold Geiger, and Martha Miller. Gertrude Musser, London, underwent surgery in St. Joseph's Hospital. Gymnastic team wins Our worst enemies are often the friends we once talked to as only a friend should. ,,, . 94 .,,,,.... , ,.., ... z'r ,Choose , . Why Pay , , , M ore Your Easter CANDIES '.ie,- and • , NOVELTIES . • .r .,,,, From Our Wide Selection ? THIS WEEK'S EXTRA SPECIALS DIAPERS 39 LYSOL Toilet Bowl Cleaner 240z. 69$ LYSOL 14 0/, 1A9 Disinfectant Spray DISPOSABLE Baby Scott R geular Si 30's SCOTTS Facial Tissue Rediscover White 200's 3 ro, $100 1 ONLY SOLIDSTATE 2 speakers, Multiplex $165 - ELGIN AM/FM stereo - 8-track 1 ONLY Ross Turntable $4500 -11Q.7A4 433 MAIN DISCOUNT T A 45.1661 EX The girls team from South Huron District high school finished second in the Huron- Perth gymnastic meet held at Stratford Northwestern, Thur- sday. South Huron gained a total of 117 points while the champions from Stratford Central amassed 224 points. Two South Huron competitors won individual championships. Gail Ecker won in the novice category and Rita Reynolds was named elite champion. In the novice section, Janet Gielen was first on the uneven bars, Jane Van Roestel was the trampoline winner and Cathy Easton was best in floor exer- cises. Connie Miners won in- termediate floor exercise honours and Rita Reynolds was the elite trampoline winner. Second place finishes in various events went to Agnes Van Esbroeck, Cathy Parsons, Gail Ecker and Laura Johns. Placing third were Gail Ecker and Monica Eveleigh. The novice division is open to all first year competitors and the intermediate category is for those competing in any previous inter-school meets, The advanced section is open to the first three finishers in an intermediate class and the elite category is for the first three place finishers in advanced classes. By MRS, IRVIN RAIDER The Directors, Mrs, Ralph Weber, Mrs. Mildred Keller man, and Mrs. Earl Guenther, were in charge of the annual meeting of Dashwood W.I, and they also formed the nominating com- mittee, Mrs, Gordon Bender, president, presided for the business. The Red Cross canvass netted $154.45. Desired short courses were decided. Mrs. Rosaleen Schenk reported on the Director's meeting, The District Annual is May 16 at the Presbyterian church, Exeter. Mrs. Schenk will attend the Officer's Conference May 13 at Waterloo University. Roll Call was answered by paying dues, One new member joined. It was decided to continue sponsoring a child in India. Reports were heard from all conveners, president and secretary. Two members had a perfect • attendance. Mrs. Letta Taylor donated tea towels to the Institute. Mrs. Sid Baker was in charge of the election of officers with Mrs. Ralph Weber giving the report of the nominating com- mittee. Officers are: past president, Mrs. Howard Maier; president, Mrs. Gordon Bender; vice-presidents, Mrs. Ray Rader and Mrs. Earl Keller; secretary- treasurer, Mrs. Rosaleen Schenk; assistant, Mrs. Eben Weigand; District Director, Mrs, Glen Webb; alernate, Mrs. Sid Baker; resolutions, Mrs. Hilda Rader, Conveners of standing committees: citizenship and world affairs, Mrs. J.M. Tieman; education and cultural activities, Mrs. Leroy Gowanlock; agriculture and canadian ac- tivities, Mrs. Hilda Rader; family and consumer affairs, Mrs. Stuart Wolfe. Following the business was the opening of secret pal gifts and new pals were picked. 4-H Meeting Club No. 1 girls held their meeting at the home of Mrs. Gordon Bender. The exhibit is "Knacks with Necklines". Roll call was ideas for the fashion show followed by discussion, The garments should be on a hanger with plastic cover. Also name, age, and club must be on garment. The mother's buffet supper will he April 17. Persona Is Mr. & Mrs. Vernon Schatz and Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Hodgins attended the Fabric Distributors clinic in Toronto, Sunday, at which Princess Irene Galitzine showed features of styles and trends for fall. Mr. & Mrs. Harold Stire and