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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-11-21, Page 20:5 • Q!C•1` 41. e:el" )?. • `--AP4St 1 Vulz.strarlDart,.$,;416 Txtr.mtion C.,ornmittee- 'Roof ri.otott Ll the atontr of ont sham of the- r:Roof of .0(uron C.ounty Tirst qn600r transferableortly by the }Abet- turvof rfrsoft by &ztornet3 upon sur- rend e-r of this cCr'rlicatt proptct to torse~S 7t Vow, tt '4,141/14.4.1! rtsh 1:heby 140,1c 5.44,` i-rta to' ilk ;4,4:4 4 t.ill‘rve5 an.14.4., 414411 No.0004 -N>.,-** ,r2 -41g0,-,1 -41471 Vanastra Parks and Recreation Committee TTERY proceeds to Huron County's First Indoor Pool The indoor pool would adequately serve the entire population of Huron County and give all our children, adults,.and young athletes an opportunity now enjoyed only in larger metropolitan centres. "First prat, 016,5moiya Si7cot-16 prize to Tifth Ori c}turiSt-e<S CartalancDottars DRAW DEC. 7 BUY YOUR SHARE NOW Tickets available available from members of EXETER KINSMEN CLUB OPENING EARLY 1975 ;INz — supplied by LORNE BROWN MOTORS Clinton. Oct. • firm, Colo444.441c kerd1CO C13.0 —"" SAVINGS Darling's CLOVER FARM EFFECTIVE UNTIL CLOSING Saturday Nov. 23 EFFECTIVE UNTIL CLOSING Saturday, Nov. 23 • HURON PARK Hamburg Patties 69t ib Clover Farm Bread 29t loaf Summit Ice Cream half gallon 99‘ Jack's Peanuts Prepriced 694 49' Westons Sugar Donuts Prepriced 694 49' lb. MEAT Loin Pork Roast Centre Loin Pork Chops Patties Hamburg Wieners PRODUCE 10 lb. Ontario Potatoes 2 lb. Cooking Onions GROCERIES lb. lb 99( $1.19 69t 69t 59s 234 lb. bag Ubby's Tomato Juice Joy Liquid Detergent Heinz Vegetable & Tomato Soup King Size Fab, Oxydol, Arctic Power Detergent Kleenex Tissues 10 oz. Fleecy Foodland Apple Juice Rose dale Cream Corn Aunt Jemima Pancake Mix Maxwell House Coffee 14 c*, „a, 4/881 »e. 634 2/35( $1.99 49t „e., 59( 48 oz. 2/894 4/$1.00 3 1/2 lb, bag 994 lb, lacif $ 1.29 REDI-MIX CONCRETE Washed Sand & Stone (ALSO FORM WORK) McCann Const. Ltd. OASHWOOD Phone 287-3381 or 237.3423 Puge 20 Times-Advocate, November 21, 1974 Grantor) men on hunting trips, youth groups have busy week Two homes 'get approval Main; Smith & Peat Roofing, metal siding at Thames Road. West. dedicated, this book was presented to the church by Unit 3 of the U.C.W. Anglican Church news At the St. Thomas Anglican Church Rev. R.N. Savary con- ducted the service of Morning Prayer on "Family in the Faith" and spoke briefly on the concern the Anglicans felt for the people and church in the Arctic. The A.C.W. held their Nov, meeting in the church. Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins presided, Mrs. Allan Hodgins and Mrs, Ray Moore had charge of the program taken from "Living Message". A Christmas parcel is being prepared to send to Bishop McKay and family in the Arctic. UCW meetings Unit I met at the home of Mrs. Austin Hobbs, Wednesday af- ternoon, Mrs. Elmer Summers presided. The theme for the worship service was "Faith". Mrs. Robert Hardie and Mrs. Clifford McRobert were in charge of the program, Mrs. Hardie read a paper prepared from the study book and a discussion followed. A poem in keeping with Remembrance Day was read by Mrs. McRobert. Lunch was served by Mrs. Glen Jameson and the hostess. Unit 3 met at the Country Spire at Russeldale, Tuesday evening. The program was in charge of the executive. Unit 4 met at the Manse where Rev. Mclnally was the hostess. Mrs. Floyd Dykes presided, the theme for the devotional was Custom Slaughtering and Processing Building permits worth an estimated $92,275 were approved by Exeter building inspector Doug Triebner during the month of October. His report tabled this week showed that the large portion of that total was for two hew homes. Ron Walper is erecting a new house at 19 Alexander St. and. Zwart & Graansma for a home at 257 Churchill Drive. Residential renovations and additions were as follows: Canadian Legion, renovations at 316 William; Garnet Hicks, re- roof house at 83 Sanders; August Gregus, panel apts, at 442 Main; K,Kleinfelt, re-roof house at 396 Andrew; Garnet Hicks, addition to bowling green clubhouse; Wolfjang Heussner, siding and roof at 276 Andrew; D. Walper, siding and windows at 108 William; August Gregus, re-roof house at 84 Gidley and rec room at 233 Sherwood; Milt Keller, renovate house at 168 Main, Commercial projects approved were: Murray Greene, repair roof at 397 Main; 'MacLean Automotive, renovations and stairs at 110 Main; Beatrice Carpenter, partition at 405 Main; Doug Robbins, light standards at 244 Main; Jim McKinlay, renovate recreation office at 319 To Individual Requirements Cattle and Hogs are Government Inspected in our Modern Abattoir for Your Protection. Specializing in Hickory Smoked Hams and Bacon "Faith". Mrs. Harold Hardie and Mrs. Kenneth Hardie were the program conveners. A poem "In Flanders Fields" was read. A discussion took place on "Faith". Unit 5 met at the home of Mrs. Emerson Wallis. Mrs. William Jones presided. "Faith" was the theme of the worship service, Mrs. Garnet Baker and Mrs. Malcolm Spence convened the program which included a discussion on "Faith". By MRS. E. SUMMERS Steven Rooney and companions are on a week's bear and deer hunting trip North of Ottawa. Also op a deer hunting trip are Ward Ellyat and Donald Ruddy they have gone north of Parry Sound. 4-H news The 8th meeting of the Happy Hostess Club took the form of a 50's Harvest Party. The meeting was held in the church basement which was decorated with corn, fall fruits and vegetables. Gwen Hodgins and Dorothy Garrett co-hostesses welcomed everyone, all came in costume, 12 .members two leaders and several guests were present. Ann Garrett won the prize for the best costume. Cub news Monday being a school holiday, the cubs under the leadership of Mrs. Gordon McRobert enjoyed a trek to Lucan Conservation Area where they cooked their dinner camp style. The weather was quite damp, but the spirit of boys was not. Explorers Mellissa Harding, one of the youngest members, recited 'Jack and Jill'. The Seniors and Intermediate girls learned to crochet from their leader Mrs. R. Harlot while the juniors engaged in making Xmas cookies. United Church news At Granton United Church the Rev. Mclnally's text for her sermon was "What are you doing", The children's story was God or Baal" illustrated by Flannelgraph. A modern tran- slation "The Living Bible" was All Processing Guaranteed LOCKERS FOR RENT By Month or Year EXETER FROZEN FOODS Phone 235-0400 WrIONEMIESERMWSWON. LEARNING MODERN JAZZ — One of the popular night school classes at South Huron District High School is modern jazz. Shown above from the left are Chris Beck, Pat Quigley, Susan Grigg, Laurie Richard, Mona Hodgins, Suzaane Strang and instructress Deb Wooden. T-A photo Personals Worshipful Brother and Past Grand Stewart Austin Hobbs and Bro, James Kerr from Granton, Masonic Lodge 483, attended the meeting of the Lucan Lodge in honor of the visit of Worshipful Grand Master Earl Watson. Mr. & Mrs. W. McComb were Sunday visitors of Mrs, Gordon Dann. Mr. & Mrs. Warren Gregory have left to spend the winter in Florida. Mrs. Mavis Knapman is visitng relatives in England. Weekend visitors with Mr. & Mrs, Elmer Summers were Mrs. Summers' son Allan McKenzie and wife Gail and baby John. Mrs. "Pete" Wallis has returned home after being a patient in hospital. Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs. George Dann on the birth of their daughter. We welcome Mr, & Mrs. Glen Blake who have come to live in Granton, they are the new owners of the Kepki house. Mr. & Mrs. Herman Kepki have moved to their new home on the outskirts of the village. 4-H Galloping Gourmets hold party for mothers and friends SLAUGHTERING ON MONDAY ONLY By MISS JEAN COPELAND WOODHAM "Lets Have a Party,"and that's exactly what it was, when twenty-one gathered at the home of Mrs. Fred Parkinson on November 11 for the last meeting of the Galloping Gourmets of Kirkton No. 4. Each girl had invited her mother and a friend and were also responsible for one game. Mrs. Fred Parkinson showed Busy season for bunny club * Gabian Stone * Calcium Chloride in 100 pound bags * Sand & Stone * Gravel * Stone for Weeping Beds EARL LIPPERT TRUCKING Crediton 234-6382 Mrs. Olive Thomson and Mary Lou and Mr. & Mrs. Herman Foster of Exeter were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Fred Parkinson, Margaret and JaIiet. Mr. & Mrs. David Wheeler and Steven visited on Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Doug Corsauto Jeffrey and Lisa of London. Fred Parkinson has returned home from a hunting trip in the Huntsville area. Mrs. Luke Pollock of Leduc, Alberta spent a few days with Mr. & Mrs. John Rodd and also visited with her grandfather Mr. Harry Rodd. slides of local interest. Everyone then enjoyed the ten different recipes from countries around the world, which the girls have been making in their club "A World of Foods in Canada." Personals Mrs. Edith Taylor of London, Mrs. Frank Rodd, Mrs. John Butters, Mr. & Mrs. George Wheeler, Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Copeland, Cynthia, Ellen and Deanna, Miss Jean Copeland and Mr. & Mrs. David Wheeler and Steven were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs, John Rodd, Pamela and Calvin.. The South Huron Rabbit Club has had a busy summer with monthly meetings. At each meeting there was an open discussion on topics and various problems, including feeds, methods of feeding, diseases, management and anything that may come up in the growing of good rabbits. Members are urged to attend the meetings. Attending the monthly meetings will give breeders new ideas and perhaps improve quality, Grading of fryers at the time of marketing is a possibility. The club is shipping 250-300 rabbits twice monthly and quality is important in holding a good market. The club hosted the Provincial Rabbit Show during the summer and there were 400 entries. Angus Murray won the trophy for the most points. All the rabbits in Angus' entry were bred and raised in his own pens. Plans for winter activities are being made. The nominating committee met and election of officers will be held at the December meeting. There will be a Christmas- supper party at Centralia for members and their families on December 1. Santa Claus will pay a visit and there will be games and a social hour. By MR. MELVIN DURR Mr. & Mrs. Sam Warwick of Sarnia attended the funeral of Frank Turner recently and at- tended the Remembrance Day service at the cenotaph. Mr. • & Mrs. Jos Frost of St. Catharines visited over the, weekend with her sister Mrs. Bob Cornell, Mr. Cornell and other , relatives here. Mrs. Wilfred West is home on a short furlough from University Hospital, London. Visitors on Sunday with Mrs. Milverna MacDonald were her daughter and son-in-law Mr. & Mrs. Thos Thompson and Mr. & Mrs. Robt Ewener, both of Sar- nia. Frankin Young has returned home from St. Joseph's Hospital, London. 1104144 144n •••••114•MPOPINIIMINOINIMINIMmiminPli.