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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-11-29, Page 21MANY ATTEND BAZAAR - A large crowd was in attendance at Exeter United church Saturday for the an- nual UCW bazaar, A portion of the huge throng is shown in the above pictuie. T-A photo Crediton WI and guests see pictures of Hawaii DECEMBER TO ALL CUSTOMERS SERVED BY Hay Municipal Telephone System lation Charges for Installing tlhbeof Nlo)eIcnsentathlf r During Instal- Onl y, the theer mon th On- Premises Extension Tele- ., * ,-,t ... phones or Contempra Telephones. ..1, r 44; •". RATES RESIDENCE On-Premises On-Premises PER MONTH Standard Telephone $1.25 Contempra Telephone $2.25 BUSINESS On-Premises On-Premises PER MONTH Standard Telephone $1.45 Contempra Telephone $2.45 Hay Municipal Telephone System W. C. HORNER — Secretary-Treasurer Thres,Advocole, November 29, 1973 Page 21 Notice RATEPAYERS OF THE TOWNSHIP OF STEPHEN The final payment of your 1973 taxes is due Friday, November 30th, 1973. 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TAPE A handsome, lightweight 16 ft. measuring tape in a chrome finished cycolac case. Features automatic blade return and handy toggle lock for blade lock, The rigid %" blade fea- tures large easy to read numerals wih 16" stud centres and is coated in a tough epoxy for long wear, No, 547-493 Special S spa. T. PRYDE & SON LTD. Phone 235-0620 Main St., Exeter • MONUMENTS • MARKERS • INSCRIPTIONS Contact Jack Pryde: Office 235-0620 or Home 235-1384 DISPLAYS ALSO IN GODERICH AND CLINTON "OUR BUSINESS ESTABLISHED 1919" 47P As • 42'14 -44' REDI-MIX .CONCRETE Washed Sand & Stone (ALSO FORM WORK) McCann Const. Ltd, DASHWOOD Phone 237.3381 or 237.3422 singing. Doris Schwartz, Mrs. Walter Weber, Mrs. Lloyd Roeszler and Mrs. Peter Martin sang several numbers. Mrs. Sam King read the motto, "A merry heart kills more germs than medicine" and Mrs. Russell King gave a humorous reading. Mrs. Ken Eagleson showed slides taken during her trip to Hawaii, After the program the group, about 75 in number moved downstairs, where tables had been set up for lunch. Hostesses were the December program committee under the leadership of Mrs. Bruce Shapton and members of` the executive. Church Service Sunday was "Men's Day" at Zion United Church. Steve Dundas was chairman for the morning service. A number of men composed the choir and sang two numbers under the direction of Rev. Douglas Warren. For the offertory Steve Dundas and Doug Lewis played a violin and organ duet. Reg. Finkbeiner gave the children's story "The world's most marvellous tool." Harry Schroeder read the Scripture and Ray Morlock led ill prayer. Bill Coghlin, member of the London Police. Band, was, present. He., played several numbers on the bagpipes and led the congregational singing of Amazing Grace. His skill on the pipes is attested by the fact that he was chosen to pipe the Queen into the dining room during her visit to London last summer. He was ' introduced to the congregation by Alf Smith. Guest speaker was Bill Routledge, executive director of Several see Erie games By MRS. HEBER DAVIS SANTSBURY Several couples from this community attended the Lucan- Ilderton Jets hockey games in Erie, Pennsylvania during the weekend. Mr. & Mrs. Fred Dobbs at- tended the Granton Fireman's Banquet in the Foresters Hall, Granton Saturday. Mrs. E. Leanord returned home following a two-week holiday with her son Mr. & Mrs. A. Leanord London, Mr. & Mrs. Bob Tindall and family were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Howard Clarke and girls, Shipka. Mr. & Mrs. Mac Kechnie and family, Sarnia spent Sunday with their niece, Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Carroll, Mr. & Mrs, Larry Greenlee and Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Greenlee celebrated the former's wedding anniversary and Leslie's bir- thday Saturday with dinner at the "Paddock", London. Danny Avery, Lucan spent the weekend with his chum, Ian Carroll. Mr. & Mrs. Carl Quinton and family were in London Saturday for the Santa Claus parade. Mr. & Mrs. Norm Coate, Sarnia were weekend guests with Mr. & Mrs, Ken Eaton. Greenway aids missionaries WINS HORSE CLUB AWARD - Barbara Preszcator of RR 1, Exeter received the John Franken Memorial trophy Friday night as the holder of the highest score in Huron County 4-H horse and pony clubs at the annual Achievement night held in Clinton. Above, Barbara receives her award from Mrs. Emma Franken. 1-A photo By MANUEL CURTS The official board of the G,rand Bend pastoral pasteral charge met in the United Church Monday evening, It was decided that one-half of the mission and service allocation be designated specifically to the work o-f Irwin, and Paul Webb, missionaries in Korea and Hong Kong, missionaries who left this charge for work in these areas. In this connection Rev. Harold Dobson told of the work of the Irwins' at the service Sunday ENICAR WATCHES Swiss Made Morning and will discuss the Webbs at the White Gift service, scheduled for December 16. Personals Mr. & Mrs. Ross Brown spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Ron Sayeau, Brighton. Mr. & Mrs. Ken Eagleson visited on the weekend with friends in Oakville. Members of the U,C.W. were busy quilting at the home of Mrs. Bryden Taylor, Grand Bend for a few days last week. Irwin Luther returned home from hospital on Saturday, after having spent several weeks there. Mrs. Sarah Lovie and Mrs. George Latta visited. Sunday with Mrs. Grace Stewardson. By the way: All this dull weather! Don't worry, Arthritis is nothing more than twinges in the hinges, Mother Dominica, Chatham and Sister Rita Dietrich, Brad- ford spent the weekend with their mother, Mrs. Christina Dietrich and family, Mrs, Charlie Glavin visited for a few days last week with Mr. & Mrs. Hanlon McDonald and family, Bornish, Mr. & Mrs. Clare Rock and family, Wallaceburg spent Saturday with Mr. & Mrs., Joe Carey. Mr. & Mrs. Bill Inson, Huron Park visited over the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred Hogan. Vera Dietrich, West Lorne spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Ada Dietrich and family. Mrs. Patrick Sullivan Sr. is visiting in Sarnia with her daughter, Mr. & Mrs. Stan Loos. the London Branch of the Red Cross. The theme of his message was "Commitment to Christ," Flowers in the chancel were from the funeral of Mrs. Patrick Reid, mother of Bob Reid. Sunday and Monday evenings Rev. David Sture, Willowdale was guest speaker at special Key '73 meetings in the church. Personals Bill Coghlin and Mr. and Mrs. Fred McDonald, London, and Mr. & Mrs. Reg McDonald Exeter were guests Sunday at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Alf Smith. Mr. & Mrs. Bill Routledge and daughter were guests at the home of Rev, & Mrs. Douglas Warren. Mrs. Claire Schwartz is a patient at St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Eric Finkbeiner has returned from a successful deer hunt in the Bracebridge area. • Club 1 of the 4-H group under the leadership of Mrs. Don Fink- beiner and Mrs. Cliff Kenney visited the Stardust Drive-In Monday to watch Mrs. William Averill demonstrate the making of pizza. 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',WM I By MISS ELLA MORLOCK CREDITON The November meeting of the Women's Institute was held in the Community Hall Wednesday with members pf the Dashwood Zurich and Elimville Institutes as guests. Roll call was answered with a safeguard to health. Mrs. Russell Finkbeiner reported on the Area convention. Mrs. Russell King chaired the program. 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