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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-10-03, Page 21YOU ARE INVITED TO MEET Dr. Grant Lee at an IN HIS NEW DENTAL BUILDING Main Street East — Zurich FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4 FROM 7.30 P.M, TO 9.30 P.M. SAVINGS at Darling's 1-,FARM CLOY EFFECTIVE UNTIL CLOSING Saturday, Oct. 5 EFFECTIVE UNTIL CLOSING Saturday, Oct. 5 HURON PARK MEAT Chicken Legs or Breasts Smoked Bacon Boneless Perch Fillets Pork Shoulder Roasts GROCERIES by the piece La. 89‘ b. 99( lb ' 694 113 794 -Bologna By Piece 49t Sunkist Oranges 69t doz. Grade A Small Eggs 69< do. Frozen Apple & Cherry Pies 79( half gallon Catelli Macaroni Dinners Summit Ice Cream Maxwell House Coffee Monarch Cake Mixes Sweet Chelsea Buns lb. Chocolate Swiss Rolls Prepriced 556 5/$1.00 994 $1.29 4/$1.00 Prepricecl 696 49( 2/8% Date Turnovers 3/$1.00 Prepriced 596 Jack's Peanuts Prepriced 69e 594 Arctic Power King Size $ 1 •99 14..ft .....:. -..... a ..... r000. 4.4, tOi.. ..Y6wi 1...0 •0 ....6 ..1r ...••• .. 6. 06.6406•00. .1...1 eate* 1 Extra Special "COUPON" 1 I BRING THIS COUPON IN 8, GET 1 CARTON 1 OF CIGARETTES ANY SIZE OR BRAND ..,FOR '499 ...,.1_,...._ .j L -,...,,,......, -,-........, Times-AdVeeette, ()etcher 3, 1974 Page 21 Youth injured ploying field hockey Clandeboye goats win at Ilderton Fair year and 2nd year classmates had a weiner roast at the Hardy Farm with about sixty students enjoying the evening. Dan Hardy secretary of the Ailsa Craig Calf-club had a Weiner roast for the members of the calf club and a good crowd attended. Clandeboye's three 4-H clubs Clandeboye's three 4-H clubs had their second meetings this week. Club No. 1 met on Monday evening at Henry's with the roll call "Why I like to Entertain' with the emphasis on Family meals.Nine girls answered the roll call, Club No. 2 had their meeting at the home of Mrs. A, Hodgins assistant leader, the same roll call was answered. Newman, Kim and reg for Mrs. Newman's mother on Sunday WAS. attended by all the .family; Mr, & Mrs, George Cunningham,, DorothyKevin, Carol and Perry, Tom .Kestle .and Lynn Roes, Nancy and Nathan Skinner, .Janis Kestle and Theresa Newman, A smorgasbord dinner supplied by the family was enjoyed by everyone, Paul Hodgins had the. misfortune to break his collar bone at Parkhill High School while playing field hockey and will be confined for six weeks. Mr, ,& Mrs. Will Ritchie of Parkhill and Mr...4 Mrs. Wilfred Cunningham drove to Baden to visit with Mrs. Ethel Ritchie, Mrs. Leila MeNaughton, London .and Airs, Marg, Loft, Ilderton called in for a few hours to visit Mrs. Wilfred C.un- ningharn, Mrs. Rhea Markus has taken a position in the Clan-Lan Apart- ments in the office. Mrs. Lorne Derbyshire is spending some time. in Napanee with ber daughter, ..and.son-in-law, she returned to Napanee with her sisterRazel, Mr, Derbyshire was staying with his daughter Mrs. R. Williams and Rupert fora fOw days and Mrs. Dorothy Joyce Windsor is visiting Mr, Der- byshire this week. Mrs. Gertie Williams is remaining in 'St. Joseph's Hospital. Marion Cunningham has begun her studies at Fanshawe College where she is studying to become a dental assistant. The Western fair Raceway has started its fall meet and this area will be well represented, .Mr. & Mrs. John Glavin, Ann and Donna, Mr. & Mrs, Eugene Glavin and Leona, and Mr. $4. Mrs. C. Millson were Sunday guests with Gerald and Florence Millson, A surprise birthday party at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Dave CHAMPION RABBITS — Over 400 rabbits and 55 entrants competed in the Rabbit Show at the Exeter Arena on Saturday. Marlowe Geissler (left) of West Hill won the prize for the best 4 class rabbit with a silver grey and Angus Murray, president of the South Huron Association took top honours for his New Zealand white which was judged best in 6 class by judge Harold Guthrie (right) from Toledo, Ohio. T-A photo Detail night school plans By MRS. DAVID KESTLE cLANDEBOYE Mrs. Hans Bosch and Sylvia Rosch entered their goats in the goat show at the Ilderton Fair and the classes were as follows: Sr. milkers, Rosie won 4th place; Heide won 1st place in Jr, milkers, Dora, in the kids won a first. Reserved champinn was Rosie. Heide and. Dora won the crystal bowl, Sylvia placed first with Rosie for best in showmanship, Congratulations go to Sylvia and her mother who bred and raised the herd. Students' visit , A bus loaded with students from the Kemptville Agricultural College; was in Middlesex County - viewing several dif- ferent farm operations in the area. They visited the farm of Mr, & Mrs. Carl Stompf and the Beef feedlot of Mr. & Mrs. Alan Hill and were very much im- pressed with the operations. Mr. & Mrs. Bill McHugh at- tended the wedding of the former Linda Lewis to Dieter Lutz on Friday in St. Thomas.Mr. & Mrs. Murray Lewis are the bride's parents. The tractor pull at the Ilderton Fair Friday evening was the main attraction and the place was packed. Mr, & Mrs. G. Noyes and family and Mr. & Mrs. Van Kulens and family enjoyed this attraction, Many other area families saw this event for the first time and the noise is fan- tastic, but very interesting. Busy family The Hardy family have, been busy at their farm home. Carolyn has registered to attend Aithouse teachers cellege for one year. Susan Hardy registered Sept. 16th for her second year at Centralia Agricdltural College in Animal Husbandry. On Wed- nesday, September 25 Susan's 1st Marilyn Groenewegen and Dorothy Cunningham demon. Strated table setting, Dorothy Cunningham, Cindy Donaldson provided the decor for the table setting and provided lunch for the party, The next meeting will be. Oct, 5 at 10 a,rn, at the Groenewegen's. Club No. 3 gathered at the DeWeird home for their second and third meeting with 8 girls answering the roll. Everyone set the table correctly and practised proper manners in entertaining a guest, Maria V ogels demonstrated packing a suitcase. The fourth meeting will be Saturday mor- ning at Lynn's. Plan Guide Rally Captain Else Vandenburg; Lieutenant Corrine Rosch and Lieutenant Marie Ewald at- tended the Guider training in London Tuesday, The district meeting was held at Doreen Kimes on Wednesday to finish planning for the District Guide Rally at St, Patrick's School October 5th for Guides and Brownies, Girls are asked to bring 25 cents each to cover costs. Personals Mr. & Mrs. Orville Railings are spending three weeks in Hyde Park operating the Hyde Park variety store while the Richard- sons have a few holidays. The Simpsons Bill, Florence Ralph and Joyce have returned home from Clearwater beach Fla. where they spent a short but enjoyable holiday. Shop At Wilson's Jewellery 413 Main St. - Exeter PLEASING YOU — PLEASES US Granton ladies start bowling, Masons at church service A large variety of night class courses are being offered this fall at South Huron District High School. Classes will be held on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday nights. For Monday courses the starting date will be October 21 while all others will begin the week of October 15. The fees range from $5 to $20 and may be paid on the first night of the course, Grade 13 courses which cover 24 sessions will be $20,, courses of 20 sessions will cost $12. The fee for 10 session courses will be $7 and for those with fewer than 10 sessions, the charge will be $5. Interested persons should register by telephoning the school at 235-0880 or by registering in person at the school any weekday between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30, p.m. It is important that all in- terested persons register as soon as possible so officials can determine which courses are sufficiently enrolled to proceed with since only courses in which enrollment is sufficient can be given. Sessions in most cases will be of two hours duration and begin at 7:30 p.m. Grade 13 sessions are three hours and will start at 7 p.m. If anyone is interested in a course which is not being offered, SI'DHS principal J. L. Wooden may be contacted and efforts will be made to offer the course. - An advertisement may be seen elsewhere in this issue outlining the courses being offered at the 'local school. By MRS. WILLA HARDING Bowling season has begun this year and two women's teams from Granton bowl Monday evenings at St. Marys. The executive this year is mainly made up of Granton girls being president: Mrs. Nancy Marshall; secretary: Mrs. Shirley Ban- nerman; treasurer: Mrs. Marge McColl. Anyone wishing to spare bowl this year please contact anyone of the above people. Granton Masonic 'Lodge members under the leadership of their Master Dr. Bill Schaefer attended the Sunday evening worship service at St. Paul's Anglican Church at Kirkton. Dr. Schaefer, a member of St. Pauls church delivered the scripture readings. Bridal Shower • Maurleen Rudd was the guest of honour at a bridal shower last Tuesday evening in Granton United Church basement. Mrs. Bob Burnett welcomed everyone and thanked them for coming. The bride-to-be was assisted in opening her lovely gifts by Joan Mulholland, Debbie Oliver and Jane Guenther. Church News At St. Thomas Anglican Church Sunday Rev. R.N. Savary based his message on Psalm 34. Holy Communion was celebrated. At Granton United Church Sunday the presentation of Sunday School Awards were given to First Award - Michele Malcolm; Second Award - Cathy Riddell; Third Award - Steven Bannerman, Melissa Hasrding, Christine Jones, Michael Jones, Wendy Kioss, Kim Knapman, Dean McRobert, Peter Westman. It was announced beginning on next Sunday a regular class for 3 year olds as well as a nursery will Need help - bring money and are president: Dorothy Garrett, vice-president, Gwen Hodgins, treas., Ferne Mardlin. Brenda Cook attended to the secretary and press reporter duties for meeting one. The girls decided on book covers and were to think of a name for their club "The Club Girl Entertains." Institute News The Granton Women's Institute held their first meeting after the holidays, Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Elmer Summers. A number of the group travelled to the home of Mr. & Mrs. Dave Kestle of Clandeboye to observe the process of honey making. Mrs. Kestle presented them with a box of honey in the comb which they enjoyed later in the evening for a lunch of hot biscuits and honey. Mrs. George Wilson and Mrs. Clarence Lewis were in charge of the programme. A very interesting roll call was answered by each member explaining the history of the home they live in. Ball News The Bryanston men coached by Les Parnell lost both games against the Lucan Irish to put , them out of further competition. Monday night in Granton the Irish beat them 10-5 and Thur- sday night in Lucan 10-3. This ' ends the ball season in Granton Park for this year. Personals Mr. & Mrs. Carl Ashton of Ingersoll and Mr. & Mrs. Ernie Foster of St. Marys were Saturdayvisitors with Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Harlton. Margaret McGuffin, Janicei Gricken and Julie McRoberts attended the birthday party for Terri McRoberts of Lucan on Friday. Mr. & Mrs. Clifford McRobert treated their immediate family to be started taught by Mrs. William Bannerman assisted by Miss Ferne Mardlin. The Primary Class will be taught by Sherry Riddell and Cindy Mills. Rev. M. McInallY's sermon was on Seeing beyond the end of our noses. Granton Woman's Institute Trip Tuesday morning a bus trip sponsored by Granton W.I, departed from Granton. Institute members from St. Marys, Prospect Hill, Lucan, Kirkton and friends boarded the two buses making up about 80 people. They toured the Alexander Graham Bell homestead, the Adelaide Hoodless Homestead and the new City Hall all in Brantford. They also visited the Brant County Museum which has Canada's finest six nation Indian collection. To end a very in- teresting and enjoyable day they dined at the Town & Country in Woodstock on the way home. 4-H News The second meeting of the Granton 4-H was held Saturday September 28 at the home of Mrs. Jean Cook. The meeting opened with the 4-H pledge and the roll call was answered by "Why I like to entertain". Each-of the girls- are to think of an idea for the last meeting which is to be in the form of a party. Their guest Mrs. Carol Wissell demonstrated how to make a single carnation corsage plus other floral arrangements. The meeting closed with the 4-H motto. Intended for last week 4-H News , ' The Granton 4-H Homemaking Club under the leadership of Mrs. Jean Cook and Mrs. Liz Garrett held their first meeting Saturday at the home of Mrs. Jean Cook. The election of officers was held a lovely dinner at the Garage Restaurant on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Lillian Brown of London entertained them in her home afterwards. Mr, & Mrs. Ken Hodgins and Mrs. Lois Herbert and family spent Sunday visiting with Mrs. William Rodd of Exeter. Mr. & Mrs. Steve Rooney and Elaine visited with Mr. & Mrs, Tom Rooney of Wallaceburg on Sunday, Sandy Lynn and Marnie Rooney spent the weekend camping.with Mr. & Mrs. William Pennington and family. Sunday supper guests with Mr. .& Mrs. Austin Hobbs were. Mrs. " Lloyd Scafe and Mrs, Martin` Scafe of Ailsa Craig and Miss Gladys Harrison of Sarnia. Mrs. Bertha Hanson of St. Mary's was a weekend visitor with her sister Mr. & Mrs. Newton Gunning. Mrs. Ann Beunkes of Lisse, Holland is visiting with her brother and wife Mr. & Mrs. Joe Rouekens and Mario. On her 10 day holiday they all travelled over to Flint, Michigan to spend the weekend with their cousins Mr. & Mrs. Bram Venooyer and family. Mr. Keith Summers of Toronto was home on the weekend visiting with his parents Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Summers. Get well wishes go out to Mr. George Dann who was a patient in Stratford Hospital last week. Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Harlton were Mr. & Mrs, Frank Nichol of Forest and later all called on Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Nichol of Thorndale. Organizers of the recent roller skatathon for Muscular Dystrophy this week issued a plea to participants to collect their pledges and turn them in as soon as possible. The skatathon was organized by Exeter recreation director Jim McKinlay and the Exeter area fire department. McKinlay said this week that about $700 of the $1,300 raised had been turned in and asked the skaters to complete the project this week, if possible. iii Coffee IL donuts will be served (SPONSORED BY ZURICH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE) HAPPY HOBOS These smiling hobos from grade one dt Pxeter Public School had ' vim' finished tasting the hobo stew they helped prepare with vegetables from their own gardens. The children dressed up in true hobo style and ate Out of old tin cans. The happy hobos are from the left Sarah Patterson, Terry Humphreys and Darryl Switzer. T-A photo K