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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-10-03, Page 19GUN TOTERS AND CLOWNS — Youngsters provided a real variety in Saturday's parade at the Ilderton Fair. Wayne Kennedy carried a gun while Angela and Lee Hudson dre clowns. T-A photo ,,,,, 0 ,, ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 111111111031000111~0 ,,,, 0101111.01111111111111.1.01 ,,,, ,,, ,,,„ 01 till I,,,,, lllllll .01.1 lll 0 l 0 lllll 1111111001011111101401111011110111filliM1110111111111110$1 llllll Lucan church news A preliminary draft for a swimming pool bylaw for the village of Lucan was disenssed at the village council meeting on Tuesday night. Clerk, Mrs. Gibson was in- structed to make a prerriliminary draft, including ideas discussed, to be presented at the November meeting. The proposed bylaw will in- clude regulations for obtaining permits, construction, filling and fencing of all swimming pools more than 12 inches in depth. Council proposed that CGIT enjoy play party Fifteen members of the C.G.I.T. met for a "playparty" at the home of one of the leaders, Mrs, Randy Paul, on Tuesday evening. A Treasure Hunt was enjoyed followed by outside games, until the rain drove them indoors, where more games were played. Secretary, Karen Taylor ex- plained what had been done at the opening meeting and gave the names and duties of the Executive. A spaghetti dinner with French bread was enjoyed and special thanks to Mrs, P. McIntyre and Mrs. Wm. Hodgins who assisted by making the sauce, The evening drew to a close with singing, charades and toasted marshmallows. The girls will meet each Tuesday evening at 7 at the Church. 1st Year Business Administration The Stratford Centre af.Conestoga College will be accepting registrations for Year I of the Business Administration Program for a few more days. If you are interested in entering an interesting and rewarding post-secondary program, give us a call 3t 270 Water Street, Stratford, Telephone 271- 5700. CONESTOGA COLLEGE OF APPLIED ARTS AND TECHNOLOGY FAMILY PACK - LEAN 3 LBS & OVER FAMILY PACK -.LOIN Pork Chops. CENTRE CUT - LOIN Pork Chops TENDERLOIN ENDS - LOIN Pork Roasts LB 88c LB Bait Li, 78` 1!1.08 Ground Beef SCIINEIDER'S WEINERS 1 LB PKG ,11.38 Red Hots READY-TO-LAT .18 Picnic- Hams SHOULDER Pork Roasts or Chops .68t SUPER SPECIALS-October 7, 8, and 9 TOASTMASTER - 24 OZ WHITE Bread E. 29 t BLUE BONNET - 3 LB PKG Margarine $1.79 BURN'S VAC PAK - I LB PKG Weiners 59t % lllll ¤ 555 5 555% 55% SQUIRREL 18 OZ TIN Peanut Butter $1.88 CHASE & SANBORN 1 LB BAG Coffee $1.09 ASSORTED 12 OZ JAR Bicks Relishes 16 01 JAR Heinz Mustard 2/88C 334 RED ROBIN, MINCED 1/2's DELMONTE 48 OZ TIN Sockeye Salmon 95c Buy HOSTESS POTATO CHIPS 69t On" One IF)rkege Tomato Juice VALUABLE COUPON With every purchase of $10 or more, fill in this coupon and drop it into our store. DRAW FOR $25 MERCHANDISE l (Name) (Address) (Good Only on Oct. 3, 4, & 5) 0/0 OUR POLICY We Redeem All Food Store Coupons In Our Area cast Week's Winner - Mrs. Marie Denomme to 6 p.m. Friday, $ to 9 p.m.; Saturday, 8 to Open Monday to Thursday - 8 a.m. p.m.; Sunday, 9 to 6 pon„ RistiVE irsi ion 'No twit'.. THE TENDER SPOT PHONE 238,2512 — GRAND OEM) SOUTH AFRICAN 112's Oranges 884 Doz FLORIDA RED or WHITE Grapefruit 10/984 ONTARIO NO 1 Ca liflower 584 EA ONTARIO NO I - 2 LB BAG Carrots 234 BEAT THE HIGH COST OF EATING...SHOP THESE Pealw9stilig•Weele gpecids 4-H girls register Twenty-eight girls registered for "The Club Girl Entertains", the current project of Middlesex 4-H Groups, at the United Church, on Saturday morning. .Meeting together they discussed various phases of this project, and divided into two groups for future meetings, when each will elect their own executives. The topic was "Hospitality in the Home". Mr, & Mrs. Ken Moon delighted their audience with an hour's lesson' on Flower Arranging, making several different types of arrangements. Each girl had been given a copy of "Fun With Flowers" from the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food, and will be expected to Set adjustment fees Propose grew renovations .Draft swimming pool bylaw the preliminary stages coun- cillors hope to get it in force before the next season. The regulations would also apply to pools already installed. Council agreed to set the fees for the committee of Adjustment meetings at $30 per session to be levied to the party requesting the meeting. They had been in favour of levying a fee of up to $50 but decided to go With the Com- mittee's suggestion that they keep the fee in line with that being charged by other municipalities. Councillor Harry Wraith reported that the Arena Board had met and had been presented with proposals for renovations to the Lucan arena prepared by Architect Howard Falls of London. The renovations call for enlarging and renovating the hall, lobby and dressing room areas of the arena. Council suggested that general meeting with McGillivray, Biddulph and London Townships and the Village of Lucan be called so that these proposals could be presented to all benefitting municipalities before further steps were taken. Reeve Ivan Hearn suggested that Harry Wraith contact government officials to find out what grants are available and perhaps get a government representative to attend the general meeting to explain the grant system. The general meeting con- cerning arena renovations is slated for sometime later this month. Village Clerk, Mrs, Gibson reported on four water meters which were not working. It was learned that because of improper locations the meters. were inaccessible for readings during many parts of the year, Superintendent of Works, sort Thompson was authorized to make new installations- on All meters that cannot be read, it was reported that the clerk had not yet received a draft bylaw to enforce sewer hook-ups but would inquire again. Council learned that the bank loan from the Bank of Montreal had been accepted at the prime rate. At the SepterOher meeting of council they had been informed that a 5 year 'loan with the Bank of Montreal should be at an in- terest rate of prime plus one percent. Council has negotiated the purchase of 400 yeards of topsoil to be used on the new park, Accounts totalling $13,377.40 for the month of September were approved as presented. provisions be Made in the bylaw for all homes with swimming pools be put on water meters so that water used in filling the pools can be more accurately assessed, It was proposed that an ad- ditional charge of $25 be levied if the pool was to be filled from a hydrant, to cover fees of the superintendent of works to open and close the hydrant, Reeve Ivan Hearn suggested that the Lucan Fire Department be authorized to set a fee for their services in filling pools. Also to be included in the proposed bylaw are restrictions as to weight, construction and materials used in fencing swimming pools, Councillors suggested that the proposed bylaw include a clause giving the building inspector the power to enforce the bylaw and that any infringements of the bylaw would be subject to fines. Although the bylaw is only in Thames Road choir sings at anniversary By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE THAMES ROAD Seventeen members of the choir accompanied on the piano by Agnes Bray sang two anthems and Rev. Barry Robinson gave the sermon "Dead Or Alive" at the Chiselhurst United Church Anniversary service on Sunday afternoon. Lunch was served after the service., Sunday October 6 at the regular church service. Monday night September 23 Hurondale ones, first 4-H meeting "Club Girl Entertains" was held, The leaders of this club are Mrs. Marion Lamport and Mrs. June Stewart. It was held at Mrs. Lamport's place at 7:00 o'clock. We held an election and the of- ficers are as follows: president, Mary Kernick; Vice-president, Janice Stewart; secretary, Lori Lynn Sterwart; treasurer, Sandra Stewart; preps reporter, Joyce Cunnington. In the club there are eleven members in- cluding new member Cathy Cottle. The name of the club is "Susie Home Makers". Couples envoy Scottish trip ' Personals Karen Kernick spent the weekend with Diane Hodgert. Carolyn Kellett spent the weekend with Dianne Hutton. Mrs. Lee Webber returned home on Wednesday last from St. Joseph's Hospital after having had surgery on her foot. Mr. & Mrs. Art Heard, Blyth were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. George Kellett. Miss Ida Hall, London visited on the weekend with her sister Mrs. William Elford. • Miss Agnes Bray attended a work shop at Guelph on Monday for the Stratford Area Music Teachers. Miss Bray is secretary. Members of U.C.W. were asked to be at the church on Tuesday, the 8th at 7 p.m. for a business meeting and then to attend the Ailsa Craig Thankoffering meeting where the Presbyterial President, Mrs. A. Kilb, will be the guest speaker.' Flowers in the sanctuary were from the funeral of Mrs. J. R. Murray, a long time member, and. the prayers' of the congregation were asked for the family. Pentecostal Twelve members of the Pen- tecostal Hojiness Church at- tended "Impact Day" on Saturday, at Holiday Inn, Wellington Rd., London. It was a day of study on Church Policies, Worship and Departmental Helps. United Rev. Jack Beaton of Centralia Charge was the guest speaker at the service on Sunday when he and Rey. Ewart Madden ex- changed pulpits for the Zion Anniversary. Speaking from Matthew 5:13 "Ye are the salt of the earth”, Mr. Beaton said The Kingdom is here and now, God working through people, He Challenged the congregation to be "the salt of the earth". Mr, Bill Lambourn of London sang "Until Then" with Miss Olive Donaldson, the organist, joining her alto to his baritone in the chorus. A Presbytery-wide special offering for distressed Honduras, will be received next Sunday. At ., least $1.00 per family is suggested. Joyce Butler and Rev. Ray Brewster were members of one of the panels on different aspects of worship. On Sunday morning Mr. Brewster was in charge of the service and led 'the singing. Rev. Harry Munn of Toronto, the Ontario and Canadian Con- ference Superintendent gave the message saying the Holy Spirit's Baptism is for power to witness for Jesus. Mrs. Munn and the family accompanied Mr. Munn and she sang a solo during the service, as well as singing in a trio with her husband and daughter, Ruth Anne. Terry Evans of Toronto was also a guest soloist. At the evening service Mr. Bewster speaking from Matthew 1:21 said "There is power in the name of Jesus, available to all believers". Joan Lockyer was the soloist, also sang in a duet with Cathy Hopps. The members of the Couples' Fellowship of the United Church enjoyed an "armchair" vacation to Scotland at their meeting on Thursday evening, when Mrs. George Carpenter showed slides and told of the trip she and son David had taken during -the summer. The program conveners were Mr. & Mrs. Don Maguire, Mr. & Mrs. Bill Fronts and Mr. & Mrs. Jim Lockyer, During the business meeting chaired by presidents Mr. & Mrs, Don Maguire, plans were made for the annual dance to be held at the Arena on Friday, November 8 with Skippers' Orchestra providing the music. Mrs. Mary Hodgert, Exeter, Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Cann and Bradley attended Chiselhurst -t =olipiUnited Church, Anniversary ..- Sunday and were guests later with Mr. & Mrs, Rick Parker. Sing song at Evening Unit A singsong,led by Mrs. George Eizinga, was enjoyed by the members of the Evening Unit when they met Thursday night at the Church, "Some Problems Facing the World .Today!,'• was'. discussed" by the group led by Mrs. Ewart Madden, and the Devotional period "Becoming God's Woman" was taken by Mrs. M. H. Hodgins. President, Mrs. Ed. Melanson conducted a "Bible Cake Quiz". During the business meeting the members decided to bring gifts for the "Gift cupboard" at Thameswood Lodge and or provide small "Bingo" prizes for the patients. One quilt was ready to go to Mission Services, Lon- don, and another was started at the meeting. The General U.C.W., including all Unit members and friends, has been invited to Ailsa Craig on October 8 at 8 p.m. so there will be a business meeting, only, at 7 p.m. on that date to discuss certain important items, including the Bazaar. / Mrs. Clarence Hardy will take us "down under" Australia and to Hawaii, via pictures later this month Quite a number of people from this community attended the twentieth wedding anniversary party for Mr, & Mrs. Ross Hodgert at Russeldale Hall Saturday evening. Mr. & Mrs. Leroy Gould, Steve and Chris, Exeter were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Rohde. Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be observed on make a table arrangement as a home assignment. Club Lucan I will meet each Saturday morning in the homes of the girls. Lynn Stanley will be hostess on October 5. Club Lucan II is meeting tonight Thursday at 7:30 at St. Patrick's school and the following 3 weeks in the Mini Hall. Names for the two clubs will be chosen at these Meetings. Main Bend L2'4 R, SHOPPE St. Phone 238-2154 Ralph & Marie McKinnon Grand .044111 ow ,gook .. 7 A,,, :ft , :,,.,.: , ow Qtmino 5-PIECE Bathroom Set • Bath mat • Tank Cover • Seat Cover 4 Tank Top Cover • Bowl Mat Reg. $ 1911 $29.95 Clear Men's 25 O Reg. ) Denim Jackets $13,95 out on & Boys' /o) FF Price & $13.00 POlyester Men's Must clear for Reg, 307, $22.95 Arrival Casual New IP Pants Stock OFF Making room Fall and Winter Arrow Shirts Lang and Short Reg. $8.00 ‘ 9 w L5 A for Stock Sleeve OFF . New 7 years - 28" to 36" Pre Washed Reg, $1/.95 6.W.G. Scrabbles 14 StOck Ready $1695 years waist to Weat