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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-11-22, Page 18THE LAST PUFF IS A NEW START! You may be surprised to learn that even the lungs of a very heavy smoker can in time return to.a "clenn" state. It may take A couple of years, but as soon as yon stop smoking you are on your way, And if illness has not affected Your lungs yet they can be as good as new again. Why not give yourself an extra special present this year? Stop smoking, tion't Just 'Olt down", stop. If will power alOne won't do it and you need some extra help, we do have many products that can aid you. R, Bob Middleton, PhrnB Stan Horre//, PhmB MIDDLETON AD' r u .4172h-zdx.A.-/42-tiLD-fruf .inFotrtH 5 PHONE 235-1570 EXETER BU CEP4111RE 11111111.11111111111111111111111, SAVINGS BY THE TRUCKLOAD . . . IN THE BALL-MACAULAY Page 14 Time$.-AdVocate, INO.Yembern, 1973 Greenwoy lady to. Scotland on weekend EIY .MAINUgn cORTS. c3REENWAY Mrs. Jan .Lagerwerf attended. the Royal Winter Fair, Toronto, and accompanied her daughter Janet, by air for a weekend vacation in Scotland, Saturday Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Woodburn were honored by their family on the occasion of their 45th wedding anniversary. After a dinner at "The Garage," London, the family spent an enjoyable evening at their parents' home, To help them Meet Monday nights STUFFING ANIMALS Members of the Crediton Explorers group are busily engaged preparing for an up- coming bazaar. Shown above stuffing toy animals are from the left, LornaGlanville,Karen Brand,Marilyn Brand, Lqr Brand, Karen Hodge, Kim Galloway and Cheryl Payne, T-A photo E#Y MRS. J., TEMPLEMAN Classes began last week on a home ,economics course "more ideas for sewing knits" sponsored by the Staffa worrier's institute. Mrs. Charles Douglas and Mrs. John Wallace are the instructors and 20 ladies have registered for the course. Classes are held Monday afternoons at the township hall, A large crowd attended the reception for Mr. & Mrs. Ron Miller held in Staffa hail on Friday evening. The address was read by Craig Kerslake and a presentation of a gift of money was made by Brian Dow. Richard Templeman spent the weekend with Ross Bowman, Fullarton. Ricky Thompson, Kinburn is staying with his grandparents,Mr. & Mrs. Carter Kerslake while his mother is a patient in. University Hospital, London, Visiting with Mr. & Mrs. Clifton Miller and Paul on Sunday were Mr, & Mrs, Will Sillery, Exeter, and Bonnie Miller, Toronto. Mr. & Mrs. John Templeman visited Sunday evening with Mr. & Mrs. Robert Mayer, Farquhar. Mr. & Mrs, Lloyd Miller, visited Sunday with Mr, & Mrs. Will Miller, Mitchell. Cubs, scouts organized came 11th in a class of 102 en- tries. Kathy Douglas visited in Toronto with her cousins, Rev, & Mrs. Robert Mackie. Mr, & Mrs. Mervin Dow spent the weekend in Kitchener with Mr. & Mrs. William Worthington. Cromarty. Mrs. C. Douglas, Kathy and George, left Thursday for Toronto where they attended the Royal Winter Fair, On Friday George had the honor of showing his Angus-Charolais 4-H calf in the Queen's Guineas class, and celebrate were their attendants of 45 years ago, Mr. & Mrs. Milton Woodburn. Best wishes are extended to Everett Mellin and Shirley Stanners who were married Saturday in Moorefield United Church. Everett is the son of Mr. & Mrs. Orval Mellin. The sympathy of the com- munity is extended to Mr. & Mrs. Wm. T. Bullock, owing to the death of Mrs. Bullock's sister, Mrs. Kenneth Morley of West Williams, and to Mr. & Mrs. Jan Lagerwerf whose step-father George C. Harrison passed away in St. Mary's Hospital, London. Mr, & Mrs. Selbourne English were Saturday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Russell Pollock, London. Sunday visitors with the Curts' here were Mr. & Mrs. Bob Keyes, Grand Bend. Mrs. Lillie Moore and ladyfriend, Detroit and Mrs. Eva Bariteau, Grand Bend were Saturday evening visitors with Mrs. Vera Brophey. Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Woodburn and Karen were guests of Mrs. Tillie Sheldon, Kincardine Sunday. Mr. & Mrs. Graham Eagleson visited Sunday evening with Mr, & Mrs. Paul Swartzentruber and Derek, Exeter. Mr. & Mrs. Jack Southcott and girls arrived from Halifax for a weekend visit with Mrs. South- cott's mother Mrs. Harold McDonald and are now living in Chatham. By the way: You know a woman is in love with her husband if she smiles at him the way she smiles at a traffic cop. sro e'eJ The Times-Advocate would like to extend best wishes to those members of the Over 80 Club who are celebrating birthdays this week or in the near future. Happy Birthday to: Charles Grassick, Hensall, 86, November 25, 1973. John Prance, Exeter, 95, November 27, 1973. Peter Deichert, Zurich, 84, November 21, 1973 If you know of anyone who would like their name to appear in this column, please tell us. There is no charge for this service. mpeemempseming empotmlnumissmenimpesemegm BALL -MACAULAY LIMITED By MRS. ROBERT LAING CROMARTY A meeting of the parents of First Cromarty Boy Scouts and Wolf Cubs was held Tuesday to organize for the 1973-74 season. Rev. Jarvis presided for the meeting. The secretary, Mrs, Ross Riley, and the treasurer, Mrs. Reg, Finlayson, were re- appointed, with the chairman to be elected by the group com- mittee at a later date. For the remainder of 1973 Scouts and Cubs will meet on alternate Monday nights. Persona Is A large basket of flowers was placed in the church Sunday in memory of the late Mrs. William Hamilton who passed away 10 years ago on November 17. A large crowd gathered at Staffa Hall Friday for the reception for Mr. & Mrs, Ronald Miller, Cromarty, Craig Ker- slake read the address and Brian Dow made the presentation. Music was provided by Nelson Howe, Ivan Norris, Murray Christie and Marjorie Johns, Mrs. Douglas Eyre and boys returned to their home Sunday after spending a few days with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Scott. Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Robert Laing were Mr. & Mrs, William Laidlaw and family Dorchester, Peter Debus, Gadshill, and Mrs. J. Jefferson. Ladies at open house FOR THE HOLIDAYS * ONE WEEK ONLY -- Nov. 26 to Dec. 1 40( * a'fi On Some Of These Extra Specials) (Shop Early — Supply Limited At no time of year is the natural beauty of paneling appreciated more than during the holiday season, You still have time to panel any room. eli.wwwwiftwomemimo Washer Mountain Hickory Elegant in appearance, yet appeals to everyone's tastes. 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