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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-11-28, Page 24show. Much admired was Santa Mrs, Mildred Cora of Dear- in a sleigh made of chrysan- born, Mich. is spending a week thernams. They saw the horse with her sister Mrs. Clarence show and toured the cattle barns, Fahner. ....."—,0-,!,...-a",,,-,r, .. •.. • ,, 5.0,,,Z1:? ,„ , 'F'-':;, .----. t•-•p. ...,":4' T. PRYDE & SON LTD. Phone 235-0(520 Main St., Exeter • MONUMENTS • MARKERS • INSCRIPTIONS Contact Jack Pryde: Office 235-0620 or Home 235-1384 DISPLAYS ALSO IN GODERICH AND CLINTON "OUR BUSINESS ESTABLISHED 1919" We'll Do the Job Right.. RAWSON & SWARTMAN'S GIFT STORY IN PANTS You can see for yourself the great selection of pants we have for gifting him. No man can ever have too many pairs of slacks in his closet. Get a pair to go with his favorite sweater or jacket. Fabrics colorful and soft is the big story in slacks too. Choose from plain colors as well as colorful checks and plaids. This year you will find a revival in the soft wool tones. P.S. Ed and Tot have been serving area men for many years. If you're stuck as to what your man needs, wants, likes or dislikes, ask Ed or Tot. They just may have the answer. Raw-40a AND Sat ailteritaa LTD. MAIN ST. Style Shop for Men EXETER Let Us \7 Hear sr From You If you know of a young couple recently married or about to be just fill in this coupon and Mail to our office. We will start a 6 month subscription for the newlyweds as our wedding gift. NAME OF NEWLYWEDS ADDRESS DATE MARRIED SIGNATURE trizeexcler`e,ilneAboocate SOX 8502 artre* o Darling's CLOVER FARM HURON PARK EFFECTIVE UNTIL CLOSING Saturday, Nov. 30 WHOLE CHICKENS CHICKEN LEGS & BREASTS SUMMIT ICE CREAM lb. 544 lb, 78t 1/2 gal. 89c HOSTESS POTATO CHIPS Prepriced at 69a bag JAM FILLED BUNS preprictd at 604 394 NO. 1 LETTUCE 3 head 5: Plus many other in stor e features :Page 70A Times-Advocate, t,,loyember 213, 1974 Crediton women host WI ladies 4-H girls CANADIAN RC FURNITURE RESTORERS RR fr, EXETER 149 B. THAMES ROAD W. (Behind Acme Neon Sign) SHOP IN YOUR OWN HOME • Free Estimates OPERATED BY HARRY SCHAUFLER • 21 Years Experience in Furniture Restoring ASSISTED BY RICHARD ELLIOTT BEST IN VET CLUB — Accumulating the most points in the Kirkton 4-H Vet club was Kathy Stilson, RR 1, Woodham. Above Kathy accepts her award from club leader Dr. Norman Amos. T-A photo INTRODUCTORY OFFER Recovering 2-Piece Chesterfield Suite . . . $ 1890° With Fabrics In Stock Phone 235-0131 (After Hours 262-2648) Church, Mrs. Lorne Preszcator presented the children's story. Rev. W. C. Parrott, London, former pastor of Crediton United Church, will be in charge of the service the first two Sundays of December, Bible society canvass The Bible Society canvass realized $340.10 an increase over previous years. The area can- vassed extended from Crediton to Shipka, Canvassers were Mrs. Peter Martin, Mrs. Walter Fydenchnk, Mrs, Ken Campbell, Mary Ellen 'Schlenker, Barbara Ratz, Mrs. Ervin Ratz and Mrs, Marguerite Finkbeiner. Rev, Armin Schlenker Was committee chairman. UCW pack clothes The Supply Committee of the UCW packed 8 boxes of clothing for rescue missions and two' for Goodwill. Mrs. Ed Hendrick, convener of Supply, was assisted by Mrs, Armin Schlenker, Mrs. Ray Morlock and Mrs.Emerson Wein. 4-H leaders rally Kathleen Gielen and Mrs. Don Finkbeiner were in Toronto Thursday and Friday to attend a rally of 4-H leaders at the Lord Simcoe Hotel. One speaker was the Minister of Agriculture who outlined plans for the erection of an agricultural museum to be opened in 1976. Other speakers discussed textiles and nutrition, The group visited the Royal Winter Fair. Miss Gielen and Mrs. Finkbeiner saw the flower Whatever the project, call on us for Ready-Mix Concrete • RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL * FARM (Including Manure Tanks) FREE ESTIMATES CREDITON By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR Institute of Hurandale and Grand Bend and local 4-H girls were guests at the November meeting of the Women's. Institute held Wednesday evening in the Community centre. Mrs. Dave Cottel and Mrs. Don Finkbeiner presented a corsage to each person. The president, Mrs.Cliff Kenney, opened the meeting with the ode and collect. Roll call was answered by "One form of politeness I admire." There was discussion about the area convention to be held in Stratford the following week. Mrs. Cottel was in charge of the program. Mona Hodgins gave a step dance number, Debbie Darlene and Donna Henderson, Seaforth sang, accompanied by their mother, Mrs. Leonard Wein developed the motto "The Institute is like a bank. Put nothing in and you get nothing Ma." Mrs, Joanne Dinney of Country Flowers, Exeter, guest speaker, explained the origin of floral decorations. She brought with her two arrangements, one of dried flowers , one of plastic and made up two as the guests watched. An arrangement, given as door prize, was won by Mrs. Robert Crawford, Exeter, Mrs. Fink- beiner thanked Mrs. Dinney for her talk and demonstration. Mrs. Cottel closed the meeting with a special thought and the song "Blest Be the Tie That Binds," Then everyone moved to the basement rooms where tea tables had been set up. The December Program Committee and the Executive served lunch. More than 60 people were present in spite of the unpleasant weather of the evening. Attend CWC Mrs. Marguerite Finkbeiner, Mrs. Isabella Dinney and Ella Morlock attended the Christian Women's Club in Exeter Thur- sday. C. A. McDOWELL LTD. CENTRALIA, ONTARIO Plant: 235-0833 Office: 228-6961 Mrs. Allan Percival of North Bay visited with Mr. & Mrs. Carman Cann and Mr. & Mrs. Harry Strang and attended the funeral of her brother William Strang, Archie Adair will celebrate his 90th birthday on Saturday, November 30 with an open house at the home of his son, Hugh, RR 8 Parkhill. Guest speaker Sunday morning Rev, Stairs, Brantford, field representative of the Leprosy Mission, was guest speaker in Zion United ANIMALS GALORE — Stuffed toys were numerous at Saturday's bazaar sponsored by the Crediton United church women, Above, Kathy Russell and Jane Pickering admire some of the animals. T-A photo Greenway Sunday school practice Xmas program FREE DRAW Members of the Sr. Choir of the United Church accompanied the Rev. Harold Dobson to the Bluewater Rest Home, Zurich, Sunday evening to present a service of worship, The sympathy of this com- munity is extended to Omer Berney, owing to the death of Mrs. Berney on Sunday. For this Giant Snooty Dog Coupons available at Beavers Toy Town TOY SELECTION NOW AT ITS BEST Use our Lay-Away Plan BEAVER'S YOUR WESTINGHOUSE DEALER For Dryers, Washers Stoves, Refrigerators, Etc. Beside Avco Finance - Main St., Exeter By MANUEL CURTS Members of the Jr. Dept. of the United Church Sunday School are busy practicing for their Christmas program tenatively set for Dec. 11. Gordon Young is expected to be home from St. Joseph's Hospital, London, following surgery there two weeks ago. Evelyn and Manual Curts visited for a few days last week with Mr. & Mrs. John Walker and Scott in Downsview and attended the Royal Agricultural Fair . Mrs. Harold McDonald has returned home following a two week visit with relatives in Saskatchewan, Mr. & Mrs. Barry Hicks are holidaying in Florida. His parents are operating the Corbett store during their absence. Mr. & Mrs. Clare Reid spent the weekend in Weston with their daughter and family. By the way: Looking for a job with 500 people under you? Try raking leaves in the cemetery. Mr. & Mrs. Jack Holt of Kingston visited relatives over the weekend. Les Ross and Blake Sitter were hunting for several days in the Bruce Penninsula, Mrs. Helen Welten and Mrs, Ruth Elliott have returned after a very interesting three week tour of Spain, Portugal, Morocco and North Africa. Mrs. Mary Pembleton is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital. Ralph Campbell and Stuart McBryan of Forest visited several days last week at Tim- mins South Porcupine and Espanola, Mrs. Mary Anderson, of Vancouver is visiting her father James B, Parker, also Mr, & Mrs, Leonard Parker at Kingston for several days and Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Parker and family at at Stratford. Mr. & Mrs. Norm Glenn have moved into their new home on the Port Franks road north Ridge Road. Several from the vicinity at- tended the Chinese Exhibition last week in Toronto a special display in the Royal Ontario Museum for 14 weeks. ,e.L0k_tf12.