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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-02-21, Page 14A KNOTTY PROBLEM — During one elective at Usborne Central school students ore learning the knock of tying various knots. Demonstrating their skills for Ralph Smith, an assista n t superintendent with the Huron County Board of Education are Ricky Skinner, Dick Dougall._ and Fred Hern. T-A photo . Busy week at Dashwood Three 4-H clubs organize FINN'S BRAND MINERALS Quality minerals for livestock since 1935 For immediate delivery write or telephone collect: DACO Laboratories Limited 1222 Trafalgar Street, London, Ontario N5Z 1H5 1-519-455-1360 Or Norm Brock Exeter 235-1163 SPECIAL ATTRACTION SAT. & SUN. AFTERNOONS RACE TEAM OF HUSKIES FROM THE NORTH MUSH!!! 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Saturday 8 atn to I pit THE TENDER SPOT PHONE 238-254 — GRAND BENI) FOOD SAVINGS FOR FEBRUARY i54 OZ BOTTLE ' Javex Bleach 550 LEAVER'S SLICED - 10 OZ Mushrooms 49$ SCHNEIDER'S BEEF or IRISH 24 01 Stews 69$ SCHNEIDER'S BEEF or IRISH - 40. OZ Stews $1.09 SPLENDOR 2 LB BAG Macaroni/Spaghetti '59 CHASE & SANBORN 1 LB BAG Coffee CRISCO 3 LB TI 'B Shortening AIR CARE - n OZ Air Freshener 99$ $1.79 79$ SILVERWOOD'S MEADOW GOLD Ice Cream 5 VARIETIES 3 PINTS 88$ McCAIN'S STRAIGHT CUT & SHOE STRING French Fries 2 - LB BAC, 65$ CRISPY CALIFORNIA NO 1 - LARGE Stalk Celery 2/69 U.S. NO 1 - RED or WHITE Grapefruit 5/57 CALIFORNIA SIZE 113 - NAVEL Oranges Doz 89 Aar • Car Clean-Up Car Waxing Car Washing TRY US TODAY South End EXETER 235-2322 i Servce Le Roy Gowanlock as chairlady. The Impo hme w Impossible Lovaes. EveryoneMission received a valentine. Mrs, Gowanloek and Mrs. Jack Gaiser favoured with two songs. Rev. Bruce Guy introduced the program, what Mission Means. Everyone participated and learned more about Missions. , Mrs. Mervyn Tiernan, president, dealt with the business. Eighteen members were present, The Sunshine committee is Mrs. l h Boyle...,etta Taylor and Mrs. Hug Personals Mr. & Mrs; Sheldon Gould, Windsor, spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Bill Chandler. Mr. & Mrs. Adolph Keller were Sunday guests with Mr' & Mrs. Fred Sanders and Susan, London. Raymond Louis Seymour, infant son of Mr. & Mrs, Ray Keller was baptized in Zion Lutheran Church, Sunday, by Rev. Frank Morgret: Sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bowman. The February meeting of the Mt. Carmel C.W.L. was held in the school gym Tuesday evening, Mrs. Gregory Fleming president,„ opened the meeting. It was mother and daughter night and the young ladies provided the program of singing, recitations and humorous skits and plays. Lunch was served and Rev, Fr, Mooney spoke to the ladies. Personals Mr. & Mrs. Jack Morrissey have returned home after two weeks holidays in Hawaii, Mrs. Kathleen Houlahan is a patient in, University Hospital, London, after having eye surgery last week. Richard O'Rourke has returned home from St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Mr. & Mrs: Bruce Hodgins motored to Florida and report home by phone they had a good trip down and no gas shortage, Many friends and neighbours attended the silver anniversary party held in West McGillivray Hall Saturday night to honour Mr. & Mrs. Harold Mawson. Their family prepared the sur- prise dance for them, Mr. & Mrs. Frank Regier and Mr. & Mrs. Gerald O'Rourke report a very enjoyable holiday spent in Florida the past week. Mr,s. Josephine Dietrich, Zurich is visiting at the home of Mrs. Laura McCann. Huron County Board of Education Kindergarten Registration Zurich Public School Mon. March 4 9- 12 Hensall Public School Mon. March 4 1 - 3:30 J.A.D. McCurdy Public School Tues,,,March 5 9 - 3:30 Exeter Public School Wed. Match 6 9 - 3:30 Huron Centennial School Thurs. March 9 - 3:30 Usborne Central School Thurs, March 7 V- 8:30 Stephen Central School Fri, March 8 9.3:30 Eligible children will need to be 5 years of age on or before Dec. 31, 1974. Parents please bring birth ttrtifitate, irhinunizoiion records and any other per- tinent health records. • 14 'Time*44.voqote, Fet/roory 21, 1974 Conduct euchre at Clandeboye cht,nkch 5th Annual CRIPPLED CHILDREN'S WEEKEND . at the Pineridge Chalet On 84 "Hwy. Between Hensall & Zurich By MRS. DAVID KESTLE St. James chureh euchre was held Thursday evening with ten tables in. play* Ladies high was won by Helen MacDonald, Grand Bend; ladies lone hands, Mary Scott; ladies low, Cindy Donaldson; men's high, Jack Conlin; men's lone hands, Jim Cunningham; men's low, Joe Carter; valentine heart by Evelyn O'Neil, Lucan. Next euchre will be March 14 at St. James Church, 8.30 p.m, 4-H Clandeboye 4-H Club If organized for The World of Food in Canada Saturday morning at the home of the assistant leader, Mrs, A. Hodgins. Eleven girls chose the executive; president Cynthia Cornell, vice pres., Janie Robertson, secretary, Marilyn Groenewegen; treasurer, Susan Hodgins, press reporter,, Janis Kestle. The girls discussed future cooking but came back to the present with fortune cookies and hot chocolate served by the leaders. Training Session The annual division training session and banquet for Guides, Brownies and Rangers of the rural north district was held in Oxbow Public School, Ilderton, Saturday, with about 120 leaders in training. Mrs. Pat Schmidt, and Mrs. Jean Chappell worked with Brownie leader, Mrs. Jean Kirk, wood with the Golder& Mrs. Shirley Fowles is the district commissioner. Mrs. Ruth Ann Curtis, Mrs. Ann de Boer, Mrs, Sally Williams and Mrs. Helen Cunningham Were in attendance. Persona Is Mrs. A, MacIntosh, Mrs, J. Donaldson and Mrs. D. Kestle were delegates to the Middlesex. Presbyterial held at First St. Andrews United Church London. They were much impressed with the dynamic Rev. R.C. Plant of Toronto who is the associate secretary of the division of communications for the United Church and with Nancy Hardy, of Toronto. Mr. & Mrs, Murray Simpson London were'visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Simpson, Mrs. Wilfred Cunningham was taken to St. Josephs Hospital, where she underwent surgery. She is progressing favourably. Mr. & Mrs. Chuck Robinson and family have moved into the apartment above the Carter store. We would like to welcOme the newcomers. Mr. & Mrs, Gerald Millson had Sunday visitors from Kitchener: Mr. 81" Mrs. J, Beckett, Mr. & Mrs. R. Millson and Don, London, Mr. & Mrs. C.W. Millson and Mr. & Mrs. E. Glavin and Leona, Huron Park. The occasion was Mrs. Beckett's birthday. FEBRUARY 22 T3.24 By MRS. IRVIN RADER The Dashwood I, 4-H Club, entitled "Taking a Look at Yourself" held their first meeting at Dashwood Community Centre Wednesday. The leaders, Mrs. V, Bender assisted by Mrs, A. Wolfe con- ducted the meeting. In addition to the usual members, Brenda MacDonald, Julie Webb and Cindy Beaver were welcomed into the club, Nomination of various offices were as follows: president, Zelda Inthout; vice-president, Mirium Razenburg; secretary, Donna Riddell; press reporter, Betty Guenther. No. II The first meeting of the Dash- wood II, 4-H homemaking club was held February 12, at the Dashwood community hall with Mrs. Earl Keller and Mrs. Ray Rader as leaders. The 21 girls attending broke into two groups EVERYONE WELCOME FRIDAY NIGHT • Dancing to Joe Overholt and The Standbys • Moose and Venison Burgers and elected the following of- ficers: president, Susan Fischer; vice president, Carol Rader; secretary and press reporter, Sandra Schroeder. The leaders stated the essential factors necessary for an at- tractive girl, Is Your Image Important?' was discussed by the girls. No. III The divided club III with 10 girls and leaders Mrs. Delmar Miller and Mrs. Ernest Miller elected the following officers: president Lauiie Becker and secretaries Sherrie Stade and Ruth Margret. The girls will bring supplies to the next meeting and will divide into 2-s to give manicures. Ladies Aid The regular Ladies Aid meeting of Zion Lutheran Church was held Wednesday with group III and Mrs. Ray Van Dorsselaer convener, in charge of devotions and a valentine lunch. Several ladies were guests to hear Pastor Frank Morgret deal with the Christian's view on abortion. Questionnaires , were distributed and later discussed, Mrs. Arnold Becker, president, dealt with the business. The Altar Guild reported 13 calls. The new Guild is Mrs. Lorne Becker and Mrs, Martha Miller, , Martha, Meeting The literature and com- munications group was in charge of the February meeting of the United Church Women. of Calvary, February 12, with Mrs. oAtt .cv JP' ?CY% SATURDAY AFTERNOON • Free Snowmobile Rides For Children • ,Moose and Venison Burgers SATURDAY NIGHT • Dancing to Joe Overholt and The Standbys • Moose and Venison Burgers SUNDAY MORNING • Pancake and Sausage Breakfast — $1.25 • 9 A.M. — 12 NOON • Pancakes Cooked by "Gourmet Bill Brady" • Moose and Venison Burgers SUNDAY AFTERNOON • Celebrities Challenge Race • Snowmobile Rates • Clowns • Horse and Sleigh Rides • O.P.P. Safety Van • Pine Mitchell and "Peaches" • TV and *Radio Celebrities From CFPL—CKNX—CKCO •' Bands • Free Snowmobile Rides For Children • Floor Show Inside • Crippled Children In Attendance • Moose and Venison Burgers Support Crippled Children This Advertisement Sponsored By the Following Friends of Crippled Children Tuckey Beverages Huron Garage & Variety Hensall 262.2815 John Elder Exeter 235.1505 Skiroule Sales RR 2 Hensall 262-5598 Hurondale Dairy Hensall 262-2712 Discount Dave's (Conklin) -Exeter 235.1422 Pineridge Chalet Hensall Exeter Times.Acivocate Exeter 235-1331 Hyde Brothers 'Farm Equipment Hensall 262-2 718 WrightmGrant Hensall 262-2646 Huron Motor Products' LTD 236-4361 Zurich Al's Super Save Hensall ' 262-2017 C. A, McDowell LTD', Centralia 228,6461