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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-02-21, Page 17JUSTARRIVELL A FABULOUS SELECTION OF MOTOROLA CONSOLE, PORTABLE AND TABLE COLOR AND BLAtK&WHITE TV: ALL COLOR SETS SHOWN FEATURE: INSTA- MATIC.'F COLOR TUNING Just push one button and you automatically balance color in, tensity, hue. contrast, brightness and can even activate automatic line tuning ft's that easy! a ' , , . 6" PLUG-IN • 4 ^ .,...,,,.... , ..i.,,. ..,4! CIRCUIT MODULES Most chassis components are on replaceable modules It a circuit needs to be replaced, an exchange module can be plugged in by a service technician usually in the home' •••,.....: yr..------- j INSTANT PICTURE ND Turn the set No waiting! & SOU on r ogram comes on In- . . p antly, st. Quasar. it COLOR TV MOTOROLA Model WU8008KP 10114,111 , Fri 090310111teelgetioX Oreart Asoiloaire.s.r!Teass nor*Vsrsa iY Zed, Remember! ! WE DON'T WANT ALL THE BUSINESS JUST YOURS, TV AND APPLIANCES i38-249-3 GRAND BEND Announcement You to all our customers for . A Thank your support during the last 21/2 years. We are now a part of Exeter Pharmacy Ltd. and will be moving in the our new store. . y con You'll find that our you,dsiderate staff is still there tog reetand serve yout You'll find that bulk purchasing will give you good competitive pricing. You'll find our new hours on Wednesdays and Sundays will better serve your health needs. roud of a fine addition to And you'll b Exeter's growingbusine ss community. . And remember, our purpose in being is to serve you better-. MIDDLETON Dru gs MAIN ST, EXETER 235.15/0 t Well Move It * Snowplowing. * 24-Hour 'Towing, Ca Us Today „ We E-njQy Serving You DALE'S ESSO SERVICE PHONE 238-2880 Hwy. 21 South Grand. fiend. Lions support home for deo f 'ehildren be held in the Legion Hall ,on March 22. / SNOW/00811.E RIDES Al tueAN. LEGION — A large number of snowmobile enthusiasts in the Lucan prep were on hand at ,Branch 540 T,A photo .Sunday to provide sno);vmobile rides for are youngsters. Part of the large assembly is shown in the above picture. Luton UCW plans meetings continue each Wednesday 9:30 - 11:34 until April 3, Format will be similar to other yOrs with in- Brownies meeting Wednesday evening the Brownies and Guides met together and opened their meeting with recreation. The Brownies made their Fairy Ring with Judy and Shari Davidson and the Guides made their Horseshoe with Lynn Butler, Bonnie Joyce, Michele Leckie, Laura McKenzie, and Kim Scott, walking up to Guides, terest groups for' the first 40 minutes, a coffee and chat break, followed 'by discussion grOuPs, Everyone is invited, rope, women and pre-schoolers. A child-care service will be provided, Mrs, Tom Emery, Sr. agreed to be the Team Captain for the U,C.W. in the April Cancer Campaign, PRE-SCHOOL SKATING At the -Wean, 4. District Lions Club meeting on Monday evening I dle letter which appeared in the Locon Liberty last week was read and discussed and a rebuttal from Lion president Jim. Simp- son was read and approved. It will be forwarded to the paper. A donation of MA WaS voted to the Red Cress m lieu of a canvass. The district Lions .are Spon- soring a $160,000.00 home for emotionally disturbed deaf children at Milton and a donation °MOO. was voted to this project. A letter of thanks was read from "Care" and "Leader Dog School" for the club's con- tribution. These are the District Al projects for 1973-74 and $2,500,00 has been. donated to each project. Lion Don Leitch distributed tickets for the $5.00 stag night to Some newcomers do not realize that skating for pre-schoolers is available on Tuesday afternoons froth 2-3 and there is girls skating on Friday afternoons from 4-5, both at no charge. . The members of the • United Church Women enjoyed folk singing to one of the St. Andrew . the Apostle group's records at their meeting' Tuesday evening; The filmstrip, Mission Is, was shown by convener, Mrs. Wm, Froats, and a discussion followed in which members indicated their ideas of what the word Mission „means. Mrs. Tom Emery Sr., and Mrs. Lorne Mohr assisted Mrs. Froats in a service of worship on the theme, Mission, the Christian's • During the business meeting chaired by Mrs. S. Revington the following points were brought up: World Day of Prayer, March 1 at 2:30 p,m. in the United Church with Mrs. RN. Savary. of Kirkton as guest speaker; date of the Fashion Show was changed to May 7, and the Chicken Barbecue to June 2. Cookies for # Thameswood Lodge will be provided by the group in charge of a particular month, and commendation was made on the beautiful face-lifting given to the C.E. wing by Tom Emery Sr, and Toni. Jr, Mrs, Ewart Madden, program committee chairman announced that Learning for Lent will commence March 6 and will 4-H clubs start projects Saturday The two Lucan 4-H Clubs commence their next project, World of Food, Saturday, at 9:30 at the United, Church, Any girl who is 12 before March 1 may register 'with one of the leaders, Mrs. Harold Sneigrove 227-4166, Mrs. Don O'Neil, 227-4698, or Mrs. John Vander Loo, 227-4607 today. Church news Play euchre for Valentine Thirty members of the Sun- shine Group met Thursday af- ternoon for a Valentine party. Four contests were enjoyed and were won by Mrs. Frank Hardy, Sr., Mrs. Frank Jolliffe, Miss Margaret Kelly and Gordon Hotson. Mrs, Tom Emery, Sr. gave a reading, The Game of Life. Euchre was played for high score with Mrs. Donald Allen and Fred Mcllhargey walking off with the prizes. Lunch conveners were Mrs, W.S. Hebden and Mrs. Clarence Rogers. Mrs. Lorne Barker and Mrs. Allen surprised the mem- bers and each other, with a Valentine cake Mr. Brewster spoke on The Calling of Isaiah, saying that we are not fit to come into God's presence as we are, but through the cleansing power of Jesus we are made worthy, Explorers hear St.Andrew record At the Lucan-Clandeboye Explorer expedition Monday evening,- Explorer Barbara Richards conducted the opening ceremony. Chief Counsellor Mrs. Wm. Froats read Six Times Free from the study book, David's Friends. Using one of the records of the St. Andrew the Apostle choir, a peppy singsong was enjoyed by the girls. Lori Leitch and Beth Arthurs led in worship on the theme, Neighbours and Friends, and Wendy Hern read a story, Friends across Canada. A Valentine heart relay and a game called "Ha! Ha!" proved hilarious, On a poster of the Explorer Tree, the girls outlined their hands drawing the stars earned within the outline. There will be no expedition next week but there will be one after school Monday, March 4. United A new younger member of the senior choir, Lennie Sockett, was the soloist at the Lucan United Church service Sunday morning, singing The 23rd Psalm, Rev. Ewart Madden spoke on The Way of Healing, taking as his text " . , . so Naaman went down to the Jordan . . . and his flesh became as a little child". Naaman's healing was not just physical but was also one of cleansing of his spirit, after which he became a follower of the God of Israel. All couples were invited to the Couples' Fellowship at 8 pm Thursday. Next Sunday regular Worship will be at 11:15 a.m. at 7 p.m. the annual Scout-Guide, Cub- Brownie service will be held when parents and friends are '1 "he Jtipier„p9q. will lead the ;singing.' • ' World Day of Prayer for women of this community will be held in this church March 1 at 2:30. Child care will be provided. New Study Group Formed The first of a series of Prayer, Share and Study groups was held at the United Church manse, Sunday evening. Rev. Ewart Madden introduced the study booklet, Daily Bread, and the group discussed in pairs, then in four's and bought their findings to the total group. Attend Presbyterial Mrs. Sheridan Revington, 1.7.C.W. president, Mrs. Wm. Froats; social functions con- vener Mrs. James •Lockyer. secretary, and Mrs. M.H. Hodgins, regional vice-president attended the day long Middlesex Presbyterial at First-St. Andrews U.C., London, Thursday. Rev, "Robert Plant and Nancy Hardy Of head office wer theme speakers in the forenoon and in the afternoon 12 workshops were in action. Over 300 women registered for the event. Mrs. Hodgins was co-convener of the Workshop on A Changing Viewpoint, together with 'Mrs. Fred Heaman of Parkhill and Mrs. David Kestle of Clandeboye. Sub for correspbndent Don't forget to send your news to Joan Lockyer, 227-4421, 290 Elizabeth Street, for the next 3 please, Phone after school, Carpet Weaving Choose from our colorful selection or have us make one to your specifications W. Neeb Zurich 236-4752 Pentecostal At the morning service Tim Stutt led in congregational singing, and Marlene Butler was the soloist, Rev. Ray Brewster in his sermon stated that the blessings God gave in the past will not keep His people today, We must keep pressing on to greater blessings to be good Christians. At the evening service Rick Thornton led in singing with Doug. Butler as soloisl and a trio, Doug, Robert Holland, Junior and Mrs. Roy Dykeman, sang four numbers.