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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-12-06, Page 19•-00441 ,Pii;;NzINIVPikAliztIN:tNacikz.N.t *alOtrplip„ci.04)*4•Pi*NONAlblipt;Otzko.Not Gift Ideas Calculated to be most appreciated POCKeT-SIZE Calculators AS LOW 1995 Victor-Mini As Illustrated . 1950 REMINGTON 1040 Full Feature PORTABLE TYPEWRITER FILING CABINETS From Compact 2-Drawer Size To Full Office Size Jerry Mathers 235- o 18 ne 40 Ph 92 Main St. TYPEWRITERS OFFICE EQUIPMENT & FURNITURE Dealers Far The Following Brand Names • REMINGTON RAND • VICTOR • SMITH CORONA • COMMODORE • BURROUGHS Sales and Service Exeter Ra:idann fly ro Wisconsin Clandeboye mink harvest ends. Mrs, Margaret Estes and Ed League, Detroit spent two days with Mr. & Mrs, D. .Kestle and Janis. Mrs. Estes was in Strat- ford to attend the funeral of her brother JaMpp Pogson. Mrs. N. :Skinner and Nathan entertained Mr. & Mrs. D. Kestle and Janis, "Om Kestle and Lynn Ross Sunday. tt 4 By MR$.P4VIDKESTLE Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Ellake and family have completed their harvest and have disposed of their crop of mink pelts, This involves weeks of preparation, selec tin g,killing , cleaning, stretching and drying, then the long tedious hours of sorting for the buyer, who comes and mixes, sects, jumbles them all around and finally leaves for another mink farm with his selection. A group of friends and relatives of Phil Conlin and Ellen Crawley, who were married Saturday in Wisconsin, motored to Detroit where they boarded a plane to Reedsburg,Wisconsin and spent the weekend as guests of the bride and groom. They were Mr. & Mrs. Joe Conlin, Mr. & Mrs. Tony Conlin, Mary & Jack Conlin, Mr. & Mrs.Don Scott, Joe Dietrich, Mr. & Mrs. .1. Thompson, Mr. & Mrs, B. Dixon, Mr. & Mrs. Murray Simpson, Mr. & Mrs. C. Carter and Dennis Little, who was an usher at the wedding. The reception was held in Wisconsin Dells and the group from this area were billeted there. The bride and groom will be residing in this area. special and we had. the privilege of hearing first hand about one of God's miracles wrought with Roger Smith who is using his time and talents to help others with many of the same burdens as Roger Smith once faced, like the song says, he put his hand in the hand andwasled to use his talents in a fruitful oc- cupation at London Men's Mission. eluded Marilyn and Eddie Groenewegen, Paul and pat Hodgins, Ken Simpson, Jim Dixon, James Henry, Linda, Susan and Dan Hardy. Eddie Groenewegen won the plaque for the top. purebred Holstein calf from the chib. Mrs. Art Hodgins, Mrs. Russell Brock and Mr. & Mrs. Bill Modey were in Detroit Thursday at- tending the funeral of their cousin Clifford litiebner. Mrs. Hodgins and Mrs. Brock spent the weekend with their brother Howard Morley and Mrs, Morley of Hazel Park, Michigan. Their sister and brother-in-law Mr. Mrs. Ray Ruston of St. Marys joined them for a visit on the weekend. le ekte.am44. ?cote WOMAN'S PLACE is in a MAN'S STORE White Gift Sunday being White Gift Day at Clandeboye U Church made it Personals Mr. & Mrs. Glavin Huron Park, Mr. & Mrs. C. IVIillson, Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Millson were Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. G. Lorne Derbyshire is in St. Joseph's Hospital where he is undergoing tests. Mrs. Dorothy Joyce of Windsor is spending a few days with Mrs. Derbyshire. Mr. & Mrs. Harry Murless who left to spend the winter in Florida, have been in touch with Mr. & Mrs, G. Edginton having arrived at their destination, Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Simpson and Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Eaton en- joyed visiting Sunday. UCW Clandeboye UCW Christmas meeting held at the home of Mrs. A. Blake Tuesday afternoon with 8 members present. A letter from CFPL's Act Fast to acknowledge the request for a place on the program, Plans were finalized for the preparation of food for the banquet. A remembrance for the senior citizens was to be sent. An election of officers was held as follows: president Mrs. Charles Coughlin, secretary Mrs. J. Donaldson, treasurer Mary Scott; sunshine committee Marion Thompson, bale supply Mrs. D. Kestle, parsonage committee Betty Coughlin, Myrtle Macintosh. 4-H Clubs The Parkhill-Ailsa Craig 4-H Awards Night was held in the Ailsa Craig United Church on Friday evening. Several mem- bers in the Dairy Club were from the Clandeboye area. They in- By MISS JEAN COPELAND Intended for Last Week The 4-H club girls entertained their parents and families to a bowling party in St. Marys Saturday. Those attending from the vicinity were Mr. $r Mrs. Austin Timms and Linda, Mr. & Mrs. Fred Parkinson, Margaret and Janet, Mr, & Mrs. Glenn Copeland, Cynthia and Ellen, Mr. & Mrs. John Rodd, Pamela and Calvin, Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Thomson, Janice and Brian, They all returned to the home of Mrs. William Jones and family for lunch. Mr. & Mrs. George Wheeler visited Sunday with Mrs. Florence Spackman and Mrs. Delores Richards, Stratford, Mrs. Ray Mills, St. Marys and Blanche and Rhea Mills ac- companied Mr. & Mrs. Ross Tufts, Kirkton, to London Saturday where they helped Mrs. Florence Tufts celebrate her birthday. The party was held at the home of her daughter, Mr. & Mrs. Gil McIntyre. 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