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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-07-19, Page 9Report profit on supper Anniversory couple chivareed Community church picnic enjoyed, The sympathy of the com- munity is extended to Mrs. Otto Walker following the death of her sister, Mrs. Frank Erwin, of Putnam, Mrs. Erwin was the former Mary Davis of Exeter. Mr, and Mrs. Bill Worthington, eBus Stop' next on bill William Inge's delightful romantic comedy Bus Stop is on the bill this week at Huron Country Playhouse. It will play Wednesday through Sunday evenings at 9. p.m„ Saturday at 6 and 9. Bus Stop is a light comedy- drama that combines human warmth and humour, as a young cowboy blusters and fights his way into and out of the good graces of the cabaret torch singer whom he wishes to marry. Bo Decker, the headstrong hero runs the gamut of human faults, and his story is the tale of lear- ning the ways of the world, more specifically, the ways of women. It is a plot full of stories, A snowbound bus, forced to halt at a road stop, unloads its passengers into a small restaurant. Each passenger unfolds his life and his problems before road crews clear the high- way, and each one is per- manently changed from his two hour wait at the Bus Stop. Warm, open and earthy, Bus Stop manages to combine the whisky smell of rodeo with the tender touch of romance and leaves an unforgettable theatrical experience. It stars Shelley Matthews and Thom Hayes. The Huron Country Playhouse Children's Theatre, is preparing a zany and hilarious piece called Shortshrift which it will be presenting at the Playhouse and on tour this summer. For additional information phone the Playhouse at 238-8387. PART QF A FAMILY ENTRY - The entire Russ Brintnell family par-ticipated in Saturday's Fun Day parade at Granton. Danny and Robert Brintnell are shown on the first half of the entry. 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MAIN ST', MANY OTHER MODELS AVAILABLE RUSSELL ELECTRIC 235-0505 EXETER Annual Clearance of Men's Wear LIMITED TIME ONLY • Suits • Slacks • Co-Ordinates • Shirts • Ties Sports Wear • Shorts • Swim Trunks • Etc. Thanks For Shopping at McKnight's Len McKnight & Sons MEN'S WEAR 'Mx1 235-2320 • Alterations at Cost • All Sales Final " I appiness isDairyThod 235.2144 for delivery I 0 • 1111111111111 iiiinilln 1111l11 lllllll minim SHORT SLEEVE KNITS AND SPORT SHIRTS Reg, to $5.00 $3.95 Reg. to 5 7.00 $4 95 Reg, to Reg, to 510,00 313.95 '5.95 $7.95 ONE RACK OF MEN'S Suits and Sport Coats . 1/2 Price Men's Ties Reg. to $4.00 $1.90 or 2/$2.89; Mark and Leslie, were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Dow. Mrs. Norman Harburn is home after spending over two months in University Hospital, London, Mr, Alex Ramsey is recuperating at his home following his stay in Westminster Hospital, London. • 25% LADIES' WEAR DEPARTMENT All Misses Sandals ONE LOW PRICE $349 KOMMEMINOMMMOVAVINfltinillniellOMPINIMIStralatan„ BY MRS, ROPE FIT LAING CROMARTY Mr. and Mrs. Robert Laing were guests on Sunday at a surprise party honouring their twentieth wedding anniversary, The family gathering was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Donald Riehl, Seebach's Hill, Members of Cromarty and Staffa chnrches held a com- munity picnic and church service on the lawn of Hibbert United Church on Sunday afternoon. After the buffet dinner, the Rev. Daynard conducted a musical service with Eldon Allen, Murray Christie, and Mrs. Elmer Dow providing accompaniment on saxophones and organ. Sports By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE THAMES ROAD About 75 adults and children sat down to a bountiful dinner at noon on Tuesday at Riverview Park, The table committee was Mr. & Mrs. Reg. Hodgert and Mr. & Mrs. Glen Stewart, Sports and races were under the committees of Mrs. Wes Reid, Janet Bray and Janice Stewart. Four and under, Holly Reid, Michael Jeffery; Kindergarten, Larry McCarter, Julie Lamport; primary boys, Alan Hodgert, Michael Stewart and Paul Stewart (tied); primary girls, Cheryl Stewart, Pat Hodgert. Junior boys, Lee Hodgert, Alan Hodgert; junior girls, Lori Lynn Stewart, Pauline Pym; in- termediate boys, Bradley Cann, Alan Jeffery; intermediate girls, Diane Hodgert, Laurel Hodgert. Children 3 legged race, Cheryl Stewart, Heather Reid; young mens 3 legged race, Robert Bray, Barry Miller; girls 3 legged race, Lori Lynn Stewart, Donna Stewart. Wheel Barrow race, Paul Stewart, Michael Stewart; boys followed in charge of the young ladies. LADIES AID The hostess, Mrs. John Miller, presided for the July meeting of Cromarty Ladies' Aid. Scripture was read by Mrs, Laverne Wallace and Mrs. Thos. L. Scott gave'A Woman's Prayer! The roll call, Something that happened today that you were grateful for, was answered by 10 members. The treasurer, Mrs. Eldon Allen, reported an excellent profit on the ham and strawberry supper. During the business, the group decided to purchase six pitchers, ten stacking chairs, and a dehumidifier for the basement of the church. wheelbarrow race, Robbie Stewart, Lee Hodgert; girls wheelbarrow race, Elaine Stewart, Barbara Miller, Several relays were also run, Guessing buttons in jar, Rev. Barry Robinson; guessing can, Laurel Hodgert. A ball game was enjoyed by all. Personals Mrs. Darryl Parker Staffa visited on Wednesday last with Mr. & Mrs. Chas. Jeffery. Mrs. Barry Miller and Mrs. Glenn Rohde attended a Tup- perware party Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Brian Chappell. Mr. & Mrs. John Pym, Pauline, Dennis and Steven spent a few days last week in the Collingwood area. Quite a number of people from this community attended the Hodgert picnic at Queen's Park Stratford and the Passmore picnic at Riverview Park Exeter on Saturday. Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Jeffery, Alan and Connie visited on Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Morley Gough of Glanworth. Mrs. J. Carey reported that 15 bags of used clothing had been delivered to the Salvation Army depot in Stratford. Karen and Shirley Miller en- tertained with a step-dance number. A reading on holiday post cards, was given by Mrs. Scott. The meeting closed with a hymn and the Lord's Prayer. Lunch was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs, M. Dow and Mrs. R. Laing. Persona Is Alec Scott and a friend are spending a few months in the western provinces, going as far as Victoria, then north for some canoeing on the Yellowknife River. Mr. and Mrs. John Scott at- tended the closing exercises at Stratford Teachers' College on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Coleman, Moose Jaw, are visiting relatives and friends in the Staffa and Cromarty area. Mr. Coleman, who was raised three miles west of Staffa, was last home over twenty years ago. By MRS. HAMILTON HODGINS Mr, & Mrs. Gerald Hern hosted the District Council meeting for The Canadian Foresters on Tuesday night at their home. Mr. & Mrs. Cleve Pullman visited with Mr. & Mrs. Harold Quast, Mitchell on Sunday, Mr. & Mrs. MacLeod Mills & Barrie spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Ben Mills Oakville. Mr, & Mrs, Bruce Wallis & family London and Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Wallis spent Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Alton Wallis. & Mrs. Fred Mardlin Louise Lynn and Lisa, Wesley were Sunday supper guests with Mr, & Mrs. Hamilton Hodgins & Berton to celebrate Berton's birthday. Several of the former neigh- bours of Mr. _and mrs. John. Neevel,chivareecl. the couple at their home near Hensall on the owcecdadsiinogn ann i versary, Itry,bresinrtwenty-fif th Mr. & Mrs. G. Scott, and Mr. Mrs. T,L. Scott attended the Scott family reunion at Seaforth Park on Sunday. • Dresses • Slacks • Sweaters • Pant Suits • Jackets • Hand Bags • Swim Wear • Blouses • Shirts MAIN ST. PHONE 215-1933 EXETER "iimtwohirmirowrosisommoimoommompoimmiamion Conduct contests at Thames Road picnic THOM HAYES ill11111111 1111 1111 1111 1111 1111111111in 111111111111111111111111111111inif111111111111111111111411111UM11111111111MI11111111 1111 1111 till 1111 1111111 1111 1 III 1111111111111111E Special Sale of Drapery 1/2 Price ONE COUNTER OF Summer Dress Materials . . 25 % Off MID-SUMMER CLEARANCE MEN'S WEAR DEPARTMENT • Swim Trunks 0 • Windbreakers F • Dress Shorts * Straw Hats • Fortrel Dress Pants EXETER DAIRY Fight the Good Fight and Win! Feel fit all the time, up and at it . . , full of vim and vitality, always set to go. A dairy diet does it for you keeps your energy up all day. di• g inninimilinninfillinnmonntininif Ei = Counter of • FLARED It: JEANS ..z. 1/2 am. 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