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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-07-04, Page 22P 99402 Tirries.Acivetate, Jpiy 4, 1974 APPLIANCES APPLIANCES APPLIANCES APPLIANCES APPLIANCES OR SMALL We've Got Them All THE Phone 235-0680 WAREINIOUSE 176 Victoria St., W. EXETER Lots of Parking Open Wednesdays CREDIT PURCHASES WELCOME Operated by Desperate Don and Doubtful Donna Webster Ross 4-Band Solid State Radio $;!9.5 $25.00 Colgate Palmolive Liquid Soap 32 ox. 994 Cel4G DISCOUNT 433 MAIN ST. 235-1661 EXETER iff/frf I MAGNIFY YOUR DOLLARS with these Specials No More Tangles Shampoo and 7.9 '1. Creme Rinse BOTH FOR 42.04 MOM 1111111k (Pettflehott by the tittrott4Alddleette O.C. Association) Girl is bicycle winner through cereal contest McCURDY SCHOOL GRADUATES — Grade eight class graduates at J. A. P. McCurdy school at Huron Park received their certificates Wednesday morning. Back, left, Mark Beer, Ron Kennedy, Clifford Hicks, Doug Barnard, Charles Noseworthy, Robert Gibersan, Dale Keller, Peter Sutherland and Dave Smith. Centre, Rick Roy, Scott Walsh, Randy Somerville, Carl Yea, Gary Saucier, Mike Wood, Brad Perzul, Oscar Roy, Doug Mason and Ray Snell. Front, Margaret Dunn, Lynda Hillman, Kathy Funston, Angela Mclsaac, Laurie Nadon, Debbie McGraw and Pamela Wood. T-A photo Granton cubs attend camporee, scouts planning paper drive sale and brought the total amount in the Trinidad Fund to $108.83.. This money will assist needy children there. There will be no Sunday School classes for the month of July, however, at- tendance will be counted. Friday night they played Fullarton at Fullarton Com- munity ball park and emerged the winners the final score being 10-5. Come out and support this excellent ladies softball team. They play every Thursday night at Granton ball park under the lights starting at 8 p.m. By MRS. DAVID KESTIE CLANDEBOYE Mr. & Mrs. H. Roseb and family were Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Chris Westelaken and family at Rannoch. Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Lewis were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Lewis and family, Goderich. Archie Robertson, Leamington and Andrew Robertson, Kit- chener were home for the holiday. Mr. & Mrs, Ed Croff and family, Kitchener, Mr, & Mrs. Gary Woodburn, Baden were weekend visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Harold Woodburn. Sunday af- ternoon the community was favoured with some good country music from Mr, Groff and Mr. Woodburn. Mr. & Mrs. J. Brownlee and family, Gravenhurst; Mrs. Dale Carter, Victoria, B.C. were with Mr. & Mrs. Ken Carter for the holiday and Mr, & Mrs. Clarence Carter and family were Sunday guests. Jane Kirkpatrick has left for Toronto for the summer holidays. Cheryl Lynn has been admitted to St. Joseph's Hospital where she will undergo surgery Tuesday morning. Gerald Lynn has been quite ill and is confined to his home. Dorothy Cunningham received London visited recently at Mr. & Mrs. E. Harlton's of the village. Mr, & Mrs. Charles Seholey of Toronto and Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Gagan of Lambeth visited Saturday with Mr. & Mrs. William Bannerman and family. Church News Anniversary Service was ob- served in Granton United Church, Sunday. Special music was provided by Miss Arden Bryan with a violin solo and a special anthem by the choir. Third award pins were presented to Raymond McRobert and Allan Mardlin. Guest pastor was Reverend F. E. Madden of the Lucan pastoral charge. her bicycle, which she won through the Post cereal bike-a- ratna contest, She is one of ten winners. Mr. & Mrs, Murray Simpson and Mathew, St. Marys spent Monday with. Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Simpson. Cathy Cunningham, bride-to-be is spending a few days with Mr, & Mrs. Arnold Blake before her marriage on Saturday, July 6, The family gathered together on Sunday with Cathy and her future husband, John Lapadat and Mr. & Mrs, Mel Whiting, Theresa and Chad, Exeter; Mr. & Mrs. Keith Simpson and David; Mr. & Mrs. P. Shipley, Jamie, Timmy and Shannon; Mr. & Mrs. W, Reddick and Guy; Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Isaac and Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Blake at their home. George Cunningham and Carol are both home with casts on, George's on his left hand and Carol's on her right arm, They would like to express their thanks for the cards and visits in the hospital. Mr. & Mrs. Phil Lewis who have been holidaying in the Maritimes, had two children taken ill on their trip and ad- mitted to hospital in New Brunswick. Mr. & Mrs. Bill McHugh left today for the west coast, Clandeboye Ladies trimmed St. Peters Ladies Tuesday night at Lucan. Please have any news item ready Monday night, called in (227-4520) or written up for the correspondent, There will be no news from Clandeboye unless it is sent or called in to the correspondent, Mrs. Steve Rooney and family were Mrs. Rooney's mother from London and her sister Ann-Marie Moriarty. Ann-Marie returned this weekend from a teaching post in Vancouver B.C. and will be attending Windsor University for the summer. Mrs. Sandra Heckendorf and daughter Nicole were overnight guests with Mr. & Mrs, A. R. Kloss and family. Mrs. Ann Millson, Mr. & Mrs. Graham Millson and Jennifer of By MRS. WILLA HARDING The Granton Boy Scouts are having a paper drive July 8. Anyone interested in having their papers picked up please contact scout leaders Dick Kloss or Wilfred Riddell. Twelve boys from the Granton cub pack attended a cuboree at St. Marys Wildwood park. The cubs led by leaders Doreen McRobert and Juanita Westman received first for the neatest camp site. Pam Gricken, Ruth Anne McRobert, Anne Peckham and Frances Thomson took off from London Airport this weekend their destination being Calgary, They plan on attending the Calgary stampede during their two week holiday. Congratulations go out to Doreen McRobert and Mary McRobert on successfully completing and passing a real estate introductory course. BOB McKINLEY Personals Visitors from out of town at- tending the Van Lieshout-Lagrois wedding in Granton this weekend were Mrs. G. Hurkens, Mr. & Mrs. Steve Sailor and Mrs. Annette Jolicuer all from Leth- bridge Alberta, Guests from Montreal, Quebec were Mr. & Mrs. Alexander Pink and Mr. & Mrs. Gary Hurkens of Hamilton. Mr. & Mrs. William Pen- nington, daughter Jo-Anne and girlfriend Jeannette Rooney went on a camping trip up north on the holiday weekend. Weekend guests with Mr, & Bake Sale Mrs. Jones' Sunday School class made $42.15 with their bake Bridal ShOwer Rita VanLieshout was guest of honour at a bridal shower in Granton United Church basement last Monday evening. With Ruth Westman as chairlady a programme con- sisting of a vocal solo by Wendy Kloss and lucky number draws on prizes was enjoyed. Ruth then read an interesting and funny address to Rita. The bride-to-be was assisted in opening her lovely gifts by Jo- Anne VanLieshout and Ruth Westman. Woodham couple attends graduation of policemen has fought for you IN OTTAWA Ball News' The junior girls' ball team coached by Nancy Marshall and Sharon Mardlin didn't fare too well this past week. Monday night at Elimville the local girls were beaten by a score of 25-19. Thursday night at Cromarty ball park the girls from Hibbert beat them in a close game 22-20. The senior girls' ball team coached by .Kevin O'Connor did much better. Sporting new uniforms "green trimmed with yellow" they defeated Kirkton 29- 6 Thursday night at Granton ball park. Here are some of the issues raised by your M.P. in the past year, as taken directly from the official index of the House of Commons. By MISS JEAN COPELAND WOODHAM Sunday evening guests with Mr. & Mrs. Alex Gartenburg were Mrs. Russel McCallum of Mitchell and Mrs. Pearl Walter of Fullarton. Mr. & Mrs. Fred Parkinson, Margaret and Janet and Mrs. K. Cacciotti were Friday evening visitors. Mr. & Mrs. Cedric Wheeler and Mr. Ian Walker of Brownsburg, Quebec visited for a few days with Mr. & Mrs. George Wheeler and also visited with Mr. & Mrs. John Rodd, Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Copeland, and Mr. & Mrs. David Wheeler and families. Mr. & Mrs. Fred Parkinson, Margaret and Janet and Mrs. K. Cacciotti were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. David Holland of St. Marys. The flowers in the church on Sunday were in memory of the late Mrs. Fred Doupe of St. Marys, a former resident of this vicinity. Our sympathy is ex- al to government tended to her husband, family and sister. Mr. & Mrs. Martin Wheeler of Alton, New Hampshire visited with the formers brother, Mr. & Mrs. George Wheeler and family on Friday. Mrs. Ethel Walker of Caledonia and Mrs. Vera Mountain of St. Marys spent the weekend with Jean Copeland and also visited with Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Copeland and girls. Mr. & Mrs. LaVerne Rodd, Wayne and Eddie and Mrs. Mabel Rodd had as their guests on Monday evening Mr. & Mrs. Fred Parkinson, Margaret and Janet and Mrs. K. Cacciotti. Rev. J. P. Cooke of Thamesford and Mr. George Wheeler at- tended the Mitchell Old Boys Reunion on Monday afternoon. Mr. & Mrs. Ted Insley attended graduation exercises at the Ontario Police College, Aylmer on Friday afternoon. Mr. Brian Insleyof Sudbury was a graduate, Banks, allocating capit guaranteed loans, 4255 Business of the House, portation legislation, Customs Tariff Bill (C- Customs, tariff, budget Dairy industry, policy, livestock trans- 5155 195), 5724-5 changes, 1935 2582 of Canada Bill, 935 -6, 8348 level, etc., 2638 Dental Examining Board. 8058 Farm improvement loans, 3870 Feed grain, 7302 Fruit and vegetables, 1 Grain, 3200, 6287, 6375 Great Lakes, high water Railways, passenger service, southwestern Ontario, 275 Sugar beets, 1595 Television, CATV systems, application to CRTC, expediting, 3614 Canadian Forces, closed bases and stations, policy, 1060 Dairy Industry, policy, M. 7:46-8 Electoral Boundaries Readjustment Bill, (Huron-Middlesex), 1270 Farm Improvement, Small- Businesses and Fisheries Improvement Loans Acts Bill, 1386 Milk, subsidy, 796, 798 Oil and gas, oil from west to eastern Canada, Sarnia pipe line, farmer's protests, 170 Olympic 1976 summer games in Montreal, athletes training at closed Canadian Forces base at Clinton, 731 Pork producers, assistance, 797 Sugar, 1386 Bounaaries Readjustment Bill, 2030 Farm Improvement Loans, 2145 Since the present Federal Government has been in office, the purchasing power of your dollar has decreased to 61. Bob McKinley will work to restore the purchasing power of ycur income! ON JULY 8, REELECT: hicKINLEY, Robert E. PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE Hall Lamp Co. of Canada Ltd., Centralia, layoffs, 8305 Income Tax, 397 Income Tax Bill (C-170), 3112-3 Livestock, transportation guidelines, etc. 473 Local initiatives program, 89 Milk and butter, 2582 Oil seeds, 5874-5