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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-01-31, Page 15SPECIAL THIS WEEKEND ONLY FILTROPA Filter COFFEE $ 11 39 POUND FREE Drop In For A Sample Cup The Pot Will Be On Continually DUTCH CANADIAN STORE Main St. Exeter 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" Medway cage club gets ninth straight win The Medway senior basketball MaCIAchlan'acered$ points for Cowboys lengthened their un- the Strathroy effort. beaten streak to nine consecutive To date, the Cowboys are wins last Friday evening, hail- defeated in the Middlesex. Con- ding the hosting Strathroy Saints Terence, runners-up in the their first loss in Middlesex Saunders Invitational Tourney Conference play, and winners of the Seaferth The rival teams were tied. at 23 Golden Bear Tournament, apiece as they began the second half, then the cowboys collected their abilities to out-score their opponents 02-22 to win the game 55-45. Medway's coach Ken St. John commented, "Our offence worked quite well throughout the entire game but our defence had much to be desired, although by the final quarter it had become More effective." Steve Revington scored 25 points and Dave McConnell 10 to pace the Medway offence, Ernie "Rut why should a big strong man like you beg?" the old maid asked the tramp. "Dear lady," said the hobo, "it is the only profession I know in which a gentleman can address a beautiful woman without an introduction," Couple returns from down under Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Hardy have returned from a trip to Australia, sponsored by Massey- Ferguson, originating in the Ottawa district, They report perfect summer weather for their tour of the areas around Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra, with rain only on their day of departure. On the way home they stopped briefly on the Fiji Islands and spent four days on the Island of Oahu in Honolulu, touring Pearl Harbour, the Polynesian Culture Centre, Diamond Head, which they report were 'absolutely beautiful'. VG The senior Trust Company devoted entirely 16 serving the people of Ontario. TICTORI4 clnd GREY TRUST COMPANY SINCE 1880 Manager: Ron Cottrell , Main St, Exeter 235-0530 G. L. SLAGHT • PLUMBING • HEATING • ELECTRICAL Crediton 234-6381 THE REASON OUR SERVICE IS IN SUCH DEMAND:WiTH PROBLEMS WE HAVE HEATING COMPLETE COMMAND/id IN ./ NO JOB TOO LARGE ° NOR TOO SMALL Township of Hibbert Change of Date of REGULAR MEETING for February, 1974 from 1 p.m. Monday, February 4th to 1 p.m. February 11th, 1974 at Township Hall, Staff a Charles Friend Clerk. Clandeboye Guides plan sale, sing songs By MRS. DAVID KESTLE C L AN D E BOY E The Girl Guides meeting was held in the parish hall, Monday night. After roll call the Brownies, that are moving up to Guides next week, joined with their leader in games and sing song. Brown Owl Ruth Anne Curtis reminded the Guides 'of the bake sale at the back of the library, February 2. Euchre Party A euchre party with 10 tables was held at St. James Church Clandeboye. The winners were as follows; ladies high, Mary Scott; ladies lone hands, Cindy Donaldson; ladies low, Mrs. Evan Hodgins; men's high, Otto Darling; men's lone hands, Jim Cunningham; men's low, Maurice Murdy. The next party will be February 14. Personals Clandeboye United Church will have a luncheon-is-served February 28. Jaqueline Richards attended Wendy Earhart's birthday party celebrating her 11th birthday. Mr, & Mrs. Tony Mukus at- tended the Lions dance Saturday at Lucan arena. George Cunningham is able to be back to work this week after a bout with the flu. Mr. & Mrs. Jack Richards entertained.,Mre,Richard's. brother and wife, also Mrs. Richard's niece and her future husband, Sunday, Larry Armstrong spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. & Mrs. Ed Armstrong, celebrating his birth- day. Nancy, Tom and Graham report a very nice time on their trip through the United States and Mexico. They had no trouble getting gas but the price was quite high. (65 cents in Mexico City). A birthday party in honour of Isabel Simpson, Cindy Banks and Lisa Carter was held at the home of Mr. & Mrs, Clarence' Carter, Sunday. Other visitors were Sybil Stephenson , Joan and Peter Banks and Krista; John and Shirley Simpson, Paul and Rosemary. Lisa Carter celebrated her 5th birthday Friday with guests, Laurie St. Pierre, Shannon Feke, and Kim Harrison. Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Harper visited Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred Cunningham Thursday. Mr. Harper's mother has been in Stratford hospital for the past two weeks. Eskimo art at gallery Eskimo works of art have come in from the cold and are giving people throughout the world a glimpse into the Eskimo's fight for survival. Carvings of blackstone, soapstone and whalebone tell of the legends and animals of the Arctic. Sealskin and stone prints provide a record of a rich mythological and spiritual world inhabitated by . demons; spirits and unusual)n northern creatures, See a fine selection of Eskimo works of art at The McMichael Canadian Collection in Kleinburg any af- ternoon except Monday. _ttention! utual Fund Holders Have you checked the value of your holdings lately? The following shows the price change of 3 leading Funds in the past 12 months, Year End Year End Changes Price 1973 Price 1972 $ 7.73 $10.69 —27.09% 3.30 4.49 —26.50% 5.92 7.93 —25,35% Fund A Fund Fund C And here is the performance of 3 selected Trust Companies Equity Funds: Company A $10.09 $14.88 —32% Company 13 7.37 10.58 —30% Company C 12.97 16.39 —21% If you have monies in these funds put away for your retirement years, don't you think it would be wise to take a good look at them? NOW. A recent client of mine invested $55,000 in 1968 in one of the above funds. Today they were worth only $38,000. Registered Retirement Pension Plans is my business. It will pay you to give me a call, collect if you wish. Why not do it today. JOHN J. PAYNE Grand Bend, Ontario Phone 238-2111 annual meeting •February 14th,at the same church, when the Rev, Robert Plant and Miss Nancy Hardy both of United Church headquarters in. Toronto, will make a presentation in the forenoon and in the afternoon there will be 12 :workshops on programing, If each U,C.W, in Middlesex sends 12 members they will have sufficient material for 12 months, Lower your taxes Raise your savings Your deposit at Victoria and Grey of up to $4,000 in a Registered Retirement Plan before March 1st will be deducted from your 1973 taxable income and will raise your retirement income. Start retiring today — at Victoria and Grey. A JUNIOR OFFICER — During a separate school Thursday, Carol Denotter Constable Gord Barker, Evening Unit U.C.W. The new leader, Mrs, Ed Melanson conducted an in- teresting Bible quizz to open the meeting of the Evenjng Unit of the U.C.W. Tuesday bight. The election of 1974 officers resulted as follows: secretary, Mrs. A.W. Thompson; treasurer, Mrs. Harvey Langford; social functions, Mrs. Earl Young program - Mrs. A.E. Reilly. Mrs. James Lockyer led in worship and Mrs. Melanson continued the study, Women of the Bible, using Martha as the theme. The Roll Call at the February meeting will be answered by stating Your opinion of the laughing Face of Christ picture and what you think He is laughing about.'.The picture is hanging on thedoor to the left of the choir in the Sanctuary., The Birthday calendar Was discussed and Mrs. Rielly will continue her work on prices. McCURDY'S PUBLIC SPEAKERS — The top public speakers at J.A.D. McCurdy school at Huron Park were chosen during a recent contest. The winners of each of the three divisions are shown in the front row, with the runners-up in the centre row and the third place finishers in the back row. Back, left, Margaret MacFarlane, Chris Beaton and Joanne Malone. Centre, Teji Singh, Doug Barnard and Elaine Clark. Front, Sandy Somer- ville, Linda Hillman and Wendy Hillman. T-A photo Friends wishing their family birthdays included in this calendar are invited to contact any member of the evening unit. This Unit ,will sponsOr the taking of homemade cookies to Thameswood Lodge. Everyone in. the congregation and community who *wishes to share in this Project, may do so-Cookies are to be taken to Mrs. H.B. Langford just prior to February 20, and the third Wednesday of each month, thereafter, Pentecostal At the 11 a.m, service Rick Thornton led in the singing and Dr. Douglas Barton, Dean of Academics at Christian View Bible College Toronto, was the guest speaker. His sermon was based on Joel 3: 9-21, and he said the day of Christ's coming will be the day of God's deciding who has served Him and who has rejected Him, before He sets up His Kingdom on this earth. Tim Stutt led the singing at the evening service and Dr, Barton preached from the book of Jonah. He stated that the big things (typified by the big fish) in life are used by God but the little things are just as important (typified by the little worm). God cares about all things in our lives, large and small. A special invitation is extended to everyone to attend the in- duction service for 'Rev. Ray Brewster, formerly of Chatham and Nova Scotia, Sunday evening. Dr. Harry Nunn will officiate. Presbyterial Executive Mrs. M.H. Hodgins attended the U.C.W. Middlesex Presbyterial executive meeting last Monday at First-St, Andrews U.C., London. 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RIND ON Roasts Chops THURINGER SKINLESS Bacon L BY-THE LB 69` LB -PIECE B 89( BY- THE- PIECE • LB $ 1.39 6 LB BOX L B '4.99 E -for Since we started our weekly draws $25 in merchandise last fall, there have been a total of 18 win- ners from the area, representing a total of $450 in merchandise we have given away. Everyone is eligible to enter the contest, just fill in the coupon below and drop in to our store. When you shop at the "Tender Spot" you are always a winner—with our low prices plus quality and service. Drop in and visit us real soon, and see for your- self. Winners of our contests Mrs. Tom V lemmix, Grand Bend; Mrs. Darlene Kennedy, Grand Bend; Whiteford, Parkhill; Mrs. Pollock, Parkhill; Mrs. Mrs. Larry Regier, R,R.2, to date are: Mrs. R Corriveau, Zurich; Arthur Meininger, Dashwood; Grand Bend; Mrs. Ivan Bestard, R.R.3, Parkhill; Mrs. William Brenner, F'inkbeiner, Creditor; Lia Vandenberg, Grand Bend; Mrs. Clark Mrs. Joe V anDongen, Grand Bend; Mrs. Joe Regier, Zurich; Mrs. E. Alphonse Jeffrey, Zurich; Mrs. Bill Payne, Crediton; Mrs. Gordon Mansell Mason, Grand Bend; Mrs. Irene Flariagan, 11.11.3, Zurich; Zurich. Winner Of Last Week's Draw; Mrs. Rollie Grenier, Grand Bend I FREE DRAW FREE I .= With every I rze coupon, drop iz tei I LT- WEEKLY '7zr c4 NAMg it i DRAW purchase into FREE of our , MERCHANDISE $5.00 Store, DRAW DRAW FREE or more, and have FOR DRAW just FREE DRAW FREEll ti fill out this 7/ a chance on our ee z. 25' 70 m i 11-1 iI 5d , , 1 1 , -11 Dt.uc' A CRESS I I Lc2' 1 pa u.. 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A Service of Holy Communion will be held at 10 a.m., Saturday, February 2, commemorating the presentation of Christ at the Temple, and Sunday, Holy CoMmunion will be celebrated at 11 a,m. United At the United Church the junior boys choir sang, Abide with Us, by Bach, and the senior choir, with Mrs. A. Jones taking the solo parts, sang, There is a Balm. Rev, Ewart Madden continued his story of the healing of Namaan stating that Israel often wandered from God's way but that He was always ready to forgive them. He said God's love is where you can get inside the lives of those for whom you pray, The little Hebrew slave girl was in this situation. She could not hold back her concern for her master, knowing what God's will was for her she said "I would that my master could be with the prophet Elisha". Mr. Madden challenged the members of the congregation to permit God to "Touch" them and permit Him to break down their pride and receive His blessing.