The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-03-20, Page 19Kindergarten
Registration
MT, CARMEL
SCHOOL
Friday, April 4
9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Sister Viola Principal
Phone 237-3337
Please bring immunization
record and proof
of date of b Trth
Kindergarten
Registration
FOR PRECIOUS
BLOOD SCHOOL
Wed., March 26
at 1:00
Pupils must be
5 years old
by Dec. 31, 1975
Parents please bring
birth certificate and
health records
Used Industrial
Equipment
• Hyster 20,000 pound fork lift
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• Int. No. 8000 fork lift, 6,000 pound capacity
• Ford 5550 tractor/loader/backhoe
• Bobcat M610, reconditioned, painted
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FASHIONS FOR '75 — A large crowd attended Wednesday's fashion show at the Kirkton-Woodham Com
munity Centre. Shown above in new styles are Sonya Fletcher, Joan Ulch, Jeff Francis and Sarah Ross.
T-A photo
Kippen UCW plan bake sale,
two couples on Florida trip
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junior
fashions
For Your
PLUMBING.
and.
HEATING
NEEDS
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WORK
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Are At The
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Pants, Jackets,
Coveralls, Shirts,
Bib Overalls
PRICED FOR
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• Checks & Plains
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If you had to walk to work.
Could you make it? Staffa native graduates
were, Mr. & Mrs. Rob
Templeman, Janice Ford, all ,of
Stratford, Mr, & Mrs, Dale Mar-
tyn, Wanda. and Michef le,
Russektalo. and. Mr. .4 ,Mrs. Dave.
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the up-to-date styling and
unbelievable prices.
Pre-Easter Savings of
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ON ALL BRAND NEW SUITS
AMAZING!
Handsome checks also plain with accent • stitching on pockets and lapels in blue,
beige, green and brown tones. Sizes 38 to 46
Men's Wear
MAIN ST,
Thanks for shopping at McKnight's
By MRS. RENA CALDWELL
KIPPEN
The UCW of St. Andrews
Church, Kippen met on March 11
with 19 ladies present. The
president Mrs. David Turner
opened the meeting.
Correspondence included a
thank you from Mrs. Lavery of
the Queensway Nursing Home for
the weekly get 'together with the
residents; and an invitation from
the Arnold Circle.
Replying to a letter from
Clinton Hospital it was decided to
send a donation of $10. It was also
decided to hold a smorgasbord
supper on October 22 instead of a
strawberry supper and to have a
bake sale and tea on May 31.
Since April is the month of
entertaining, the guests this year
will be Zurich, Varna, Goshen
and Brucefield with the minister
Rev. Stephens as guest speaker
and showing films.
To mark the 50th anniversary
of the United Church Union a
,quilt will be made.
Mrs. Harold JoneS took the
worship from Luke 24: 1-12 on
Easter,
Mrs. Edison McLean gave the
topic from the study packet on
missions. She read an interesting
version of "Six gifts to make your
children strong" by Ruth Staf-
ford Peale which was followed
by a quiz.
The usual reports were
presented. Mrs. David Cooper
gave courtesy remarks. The
hostesses were Mrs. Leonard
Lovell and Mrs. Percy Wright.
and the topic was laying on a
'pattern, 'cutting and laying on a
blouse.
Kippen 114-H club
The first meeting of Kippen II
4-H club was held at the home of
Mrs. Jack Bell and the election of
officers took place.
They are: president, Sue Anne
Finlayson; vice president, Mary
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Jane McGregor; press reporter,
Vicki Bell, with a floating
secretary.
The second meeting was held at
the home of Mrs. Laird Finlayson
when the type of clothes that suit
your figure was discussed.
The third meeting was held at
the home of Mrs. Jack Bell when
the discussion centred around
different ways to co-ordinate a
wardrobe.
Meeting four was held at the
home of Mrs. Laird Finlayson
Kippen II chose for their name
the Needle Bobbers.
Personals
Florida visitors for the spring
Kirkton ladies
hear of India
Mr. & Mrs. Don Carey and Paul
Carey, London and Mr. & Mrs.
Sam Ducharme Windsor visited
over the weekend with Mr. &
• Mrs. Hubert Carey
Mrs. Kathleen Houlahan has
returned home after a flight to
visit her son, wife and family in
Calgary.
Patrick Sullivan Sr., Strath-
mere Lodge, Strathroy and Mrs.
Stan Loos, Sarnia visited Mr. &
Mrs. Pat Sullivan Jr. and family
and friends over weekend.
break are Mr. & Mrs. JackBell
and family; Mr. & Mrs. Laird
Finlayson and family.
Linda Bell is in Paris for the
spring break.
Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Jackson
have returned from a holiday in
the South.
Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Lovell are
holidaying in Hawaii.
David Lovell has joined the
spring break tour to Spain.
Mrs. Esther Moffat has gone on
a three week tour to Florida.
Mrs. Jack Cooper has returned
home after undergoing tests in St.
Joseph's Hospital London,
Mr. & Mrs. Edgar McBride are
spending the spring break with
Mr. & Mrs. Steve Pine in Sault
Ste, Marie.
Elgar Mousseau, who has been
in Seaforth Hospital since
January has returned home.
Jamie Caldwell is touring Paris
during the spring break.
at Woodham
By MISS JEAN COPELAND
WOODHAM
Mission Sunday was observed
on the Kirkton-Woodham
Pastoral charge with Dulcie
Ventham of Nepal as the guest
speaker.
Miss Ventham spoke in both
churches with a social hour
following the Kirkton service and
pictures of Nepal were shown.
Several from Woodham also
attended.
Personals
Mrs. Martin Arenthals of
Lucan visited on Sunday with Mr.
& Mrs. Dennis Richardson,
Tammy and Michael.
Mr, & Mrs. Bob Elston of St.
Marys and Mr. & Mrs. Gerald
Hern of Zion West were Sunday
guests with Mr. & Mrs. Fred
Parkinson, Margaret and Janet.
They attended the Woodham
Church service.
Several from the vicinity at-
tended the fashion show spon-
sored by the Kirkton United
Church Women, in the Kirkton-
Woodham Community Centre on
Wednesday evening.
Dr. Grant Mills of Calgary,
Mrs. Ray Mills and Mr. & Mrs.
Harold Levy, Louanne and Barry
of St. Marys were guests on
Friday evening with Rhea Mills.
Mrs. Marie Mills of London was a
guest on Saturday.
People will gamble on
anything. A lot of them save
money on the chance it may be
valuable some day.
ay MRS. J, TEMPLE IAN
sTAFM
Lieutenant Murray J. Haines
recently graduated from the
Canadian Forces Air Navigation
School, Winnipeg, Manitoba, He
was presented his wings by the
Base Commander, Colonel M. D,
Gates, C, D., during the gradua-
tion ceremony.
Lieutenant Haines, 22, is the
son of Mr. & Mrs. Philip James,
Staffa, He graduated from
Mitchell District High School
and attended the Royal Roads
Military College at Victoria B.C.
He graduated from the Royal
Military College, Kingston with a
degree in Engineering and
Management in 1974,
Lieutenant Haines is married
to the former Laurilyn P. Greig,
Victoria, B,C, He is now posted
to 404 Maritime Squadron, CFB
Greenwood, Nova Scotia.
Personals
Bonnie Miller, Toronto, visited
on the weekend with her family,
Mr. & Mrs. Clifton Miller and
Paul.
Darlene Templeman,
Waterloo, spent the weekend
with Mr. & Mrs. John
Templeman and family, At the
same home for Sunday dinner
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spent her youth in Ayr, Ontario,
graduated from Victoria Univer-
sity and United Church Training
School. She is presently engaged
at Tansen Hospital in Nepal, In-
dia.
Personals
Mr. & Mrs. William Fisher of
St. Marys were Sunday supper
guests of Mr. & Mrs. Rea
Stephens,
Members of Monkton and
'Listowel 1st Pack Brownies
attended St. Pauls' Anglican
Cnurch Sunday morning.
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Switzer, Mr.
& Mrs. Harold Davis, visited
Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Wilson
Derbecker and Mr. & Mrs.
Russell Brock of Goderich.
Mr. & Mrs. Torn Savary and
family of Ottawa are visiting this
week with their parents, Mr. &
Mrs. R. Savary,
Mrs. Clarence Switzer has
returned home after a two week
holiday bus tour to Florida.
By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS
Dulcie Ventham was 'guest
speaker for Missionary Sunday
Ventham was born in Brififii,":- M ission Sunday at Kirkton. United, Church,,,Miss , '
Due to the Good Friday holiday,
residents normally serviced on
Fridays will have their garbage
picked up on Thursday, March 28.
Notice Re:
Garbage
Pickup
GLENN KELLS
Works Superintendent
We have the largest selection
of children's fashions from
72 months to 74 years.
We have a total of 500 square feet
of children's wear to choose from.
FASHIONABLE SPRING STOCK ARRIVING WEEKLY
You are welcome to come in and browse around
and have a cup of coffee while looking