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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-05-10, Page 17; al A MOTHER'S DAY THOUGHT How do yott best describe Mont? Ail the songs that have been written do not really express how wonderful she is, For, to each of us there is a something so special about our own mother that nobody else's words can say it for us. If one special attribute above all others had to be chosen it would certainly have to be the seemingly infinite capacity to soothe and comfort her dear ores when they are ill. At these times she never seems to get tired or cross and is always right there with a com- forting word and your medicine. We consider it our privilege in this pharmady to help Mom. Bob Middleton, PhmB Stan Horrell, PhmB MIDDLETON allays 1 'i ,..f bite..4...c.A.42_tity-fra --ie PHONE 235-1570 EXETER a FinR14RV3n.i\n,1-) i4R,‘IR'R .54ft i4f rife 7-441414$ Tinies-Advo9ifi, May 10, 1973 Papa 17 cc caa des Every year it costs a little less. 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ALMATEX PAINTS ANNUAL SPRING STARTS TODAY WALLPAPER and Birge See Our Selection of Sunworthy .MRS, IRVIN RAPER DASH WOOD It was the annual grand- mother's meeting of Dashwood W.I. Tuesday, May 1 and many guests attended, The Family and Consumers Affairs group was in charge with Mrs, Stuart Wolfe convener. The 4-H girls were also guests By MRS. HUGH MOREN2 Friday friends, neighbours and relatives met at the community centre to honor three couples. During the evening progressive euchre was played and winners were: ladies high, Mrs. Bill Holman, Sebringville; ladies low, Joanne Inch, Exeter; mens high, Earl Dietrich, Sebringville; mens low, Gordon Ratz; most lone hands, Rene Boogemans, Hensall, Ken Baker read an address to modelling the outfits they had made. Club no. 1 presented a fashion show and no. 2' A skit based on "Let's make, a deal". Sue Ann Schroeder received a cup and saucer for getting county and Debbie' Riddell and Olga emits trays for provincial honors. The leaders also received gifts for their work with the girls. Mr. & Mrs, Harry Sheppard who have left their farm home to reside in Parkhill and they were presented with two lawn lounge chairs, An address was read by Karl Guenther to Mr. & Mrs. John Kingma, recently married and they were presented with a tree lamp. Harvey Rats read address to Mr. & Mrs. Earl Dietrich, also recently married and they were The president, Mrs. Gordon Bender was in charge of this part of the progeam, The programs planned for the coming year were presented by conveners, The roll call brought chuckles as mem- bers and guests answered, "A grandmother's custom that we do not follow anymore". Susan Gregg and Patricia Bender eaker played accordion selections, Mrs.Hilda Ftader . disenssed the, Motto, "Laugh more and worry less„" Cathy Becker gave a reacling.Mrs.Wolfe introduced the guest speaker Mrs, George Anderson of Exeter, a member of Dashwood W.I. 10 years ago. She -delighted the audience with a. reading and spoke on their visit to England and - Ireland while her husband showed pictures. Several prizes were awarded to the grandmothers; the one with the most grandchildren, Mrs. Wm. Beterling; oldest grand- mother present, Mrs. Henry Eagleson; grandmother with the youngest grandchild, Mrs, Stuart Wolfe; lucky chair, Cynthia Willert (4-H girl); grandmother with birthday closest, Mrs, Martha Miller, LWML Spring Rally The Lutheran Women's Missionary League spring rally was held Monday at St. Mat- thew's Lutheran church, Stratford. About 28 ladies from Zion Lutheran and Peace Lutheran churches went by bus. L.L. Deveber, M.D., S.R., C.P,, London, was the guest speaker. With pictures and words he discussed "The Right of Life" followed by a question and an- swer period. Election of officers took place with Mrs. Delmar Miller elected vice-president of the Mitchell zone and Mrs. Albert Miller, project chairman. Personals Mr. & Mrs. Eric Eagleson have moved to Little Current, Manitoulin Island, where they have purchased a funeral home. Bill Weber and friend, Ginger Love and Mr, and Mrs. Doug Russel assisted in the moving and spent the weekend there. Mrs, Lovina Miller, Zurich, is spending some time with Mr. & Mrs. Reinhold Miller. Mr. & Mrs. Ross Love ac- companied Mr, & Mrs. Clarence Hardy, Lucan, to Caledon Saturday, where they attended the wedding of a niece, Ilona Kayes to Daniel O'Callaghan at St. Cornelius church and the reception at Chinguacousy Country Club. Mr. & Mrs. Edward Restemayer were weekend callers with Mr. & Mrs. Albert Miller during the process of moving to their home in Alliston. Weekend visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Adams were Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Jones, Brampton, formerly of Belfast, N.I. Mr. & Mrs. Hubert' Miller and family spent' the weekend in London with Mr. & Mrs. Mervyn Webb and family and friends from Toronto. Mrs. Bonnie Schenk and Mrs, Vesta Miller attended the Central Beauty Hair Show Monday at the Ukranian Hall, London. Mrs. Paul Watson and Mrs. David Rader were hostesses for a shower for Janet Miller, bride- elect of June at Mrs. Watson's home Friday. Games were played following which Nancy Rader read an address and Janet was presented with many gifts. Four adults became members of Zion Lutheran church, Sunday. They are Mr. & Mrs. Al. Scholl, James Ralph, and Mrs, Ernest Miller. Honor grandmothers at Dashwood Former WI member s Jack's Decor Centre 176 Victoria St. Exeter 235-2031 ( former Webster Sign Shop) Operated by Jack Cleave Don't Miss These Specials 1st Gallon at Suggested Retail 2ND GALLON ..$1.00 1ST Quart at Suggested Retail 2ND QUART . 254 Full line of tinted bases also available Tinting Charge 564 to $1,00 ADVANCED HONORS - Not too many girls continue their 4-H work as far as Mrs. Ed Johns, RR 3, Exeter. Home economist Catherine Hunt, left, presented Mrs. Johns with her advanced honors certificate at the 4- H achievement day Saturday. This is for successful completion of 18 un- its, or approximately nine years of 4-H work. T-A photo. m th'ssH°E e--• VI-ORE CTIARGIV,XP. 111.111101 MAIN ST, PHONE 235.1933 EXETER * Tote Bags FROM $8.00 * Hand Bags NICE SELECTION.REASONABLY PRICED * 3-Piece Luggage Sets PULLMAN, WEEKEND AND VANITY •Blue 'Gold •Oreen $3795 PROVINCIAL HONORS - Eight local girls were honored at the Exeter 4-H achievement day Saturday when they were given provincial honors for successful completion of 12 units. From back left they are Karen Skinner, Roseanne VanRoestel, Helen Batten, Darlene Passrnore and Patricia Faber. Front are Darlene Porter, Susan Parsons and Nancy Alexander. T-A photo. Three couples honored by Shipka area friends presented with a radio. Mr. & Mrs. Earl Dietrich, Sebringville and Mrs. Theresa Brannon, Michael, Paul and Pauline, Stratford spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Dietrich and Carol. Mr. & Mrs. Ken Baker Jr., Bonnie and Tracey, Stratford, Sandra of Hamilton, and Gary, Waterloo, all spent the weekend at the home of their parents here. Mrs. Don Baker is a patient at St, Joseph's Hospital, London. Mr. & Mrs. Bill Holman and Stephanie, Sebringville spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Jim „Dietrich. ; 1f 1 14 Mr. & Mrs. Ken Baker Jr. visited Saturday with her grandfather,Hugh Johnston, who is a patient at Strathroy Hospital. Mr. & Mrs. Karl Guenther and Dorothy Harlton attended the funeral of Wilmer Harlton at St. Marys' on Saturday. He was a nephew of Herb Harlton. William Essery, Exeter visited Monday afternoon with Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Morenz. Mr. & Mrs. Glen Sharpe, Mississauga spent last week on holiday at the home of his parents, Mr. & Mrs. Verne Sharpe. Mr, & Mrs. Les Adams were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Don Adams and family when they celebrated Mark's 15th birthday.