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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-09-25, Page 16"IMMIMMIONIWIMMOWMONMOMMOPIMMWORMMOMMOW~1110111.1.1.11.0.011i=~1imii•NOMM••••••iiii•NOMW New Arrivals For Fall S * Men's & Ladies Down Filled Jackets & Vests for' riding or skiing. * Men's & Boy's Fleece . Lined Cavalry Boots * •Along with Otir line of Western rack and Riding AppareL t COTT'S LEATHER SHOP 120 Sanders tt. W. OMER 231.0604 WIN GIRLS CHAMPIONSHIP — The Ailsa Craig girls softball team won the North Middlesex cham- pionship recently with a final series victory over Clancleboye; $ack, left, 'coach Harold Guilfoyle, Linda Wasnidge, Marilyn Doerr, Elaine McNair, Mary Robinson, Lora Lee Stewart, 'Shirley Hodgson and coach Doug McNair, Centre, Cindy Marshall, Sandra Heaman, Debra (Kennedy) Hern and .Karen (Turnbull) Smeekens. Front, Margie Luther, Sherri Pickering and Shirley Luther. • !Photo by Scheifele Baptist Church congregation marks 104th anniversary icy 40Y SCHEIFELE For:the third cooSecutive year, the APO Craig ladies softball team triumphantly hold the trophy as tap team in the league. Pettliog against ClanclebbYe the finals the struggle proved keen as each team won two games making the fifth game necessary. An added sidelight which clearly indicated the closeness of the two teams was The .Leisure Suit In 100% Polyester Knit Comes in 4 Colors Fully Washable Available with 4 Flapped '• Patch Pockets Self-Adjusting Waist-Band By NOW AVAILABLE AT Len McKnight & Sons maw MEN'S WEAR tilMt Exeter 235-2320 Thanks For Shopping at /*Knights 59' 79' 69' 49' mo. 3/88' 99' 49' 39' Rose Hamburg Helper Allen's Apple Juice 48 oz. Stokely Peas Javex Bleach 128 oz, Assorted Relish 12 oz, Carnival Kernel Corn 12oz. Del Monte GROCERIES Rich's Coffee Rich 32 oz. Glad Buggies 100 Boneless Chicken Cutlets lb. 99' MEATS Boneless Perch Fillets lb, 994 This Week's Extra Specials At Darling's CLOVER FARM .. • Green & Waxed Beans moz 3/9 .00 High Grade 6 oz. Sliced Meats 3P 14, 9' Family Pack Loin Pork Chops .89 - pRopoq Bananas lb, 18t Cooking .Onions ' 2 Its. -9' S Sugar 5.$ 1 38 Lewis Bread 3 11 IN Midget Spare Ribs 49',e Robin Hood Cake Mixes 79' Popp 4A Times-Advocate, September24,197$ Softball playoffs. Ailsa Craig girls are champs Notice of Road Closing 04 de 7-444 it, the fact that each team bad totalled S5 runs in those first four games. Monday evening, September 15, the Ailsa Craig girls suc- ceeded in downing the Clan- deboye team with a score of 29 to i8 at 1,,noan. In the semi-finals Alba Craig had defeated Nairn while Claricieboye topped Denfield. There were nine teams in all in the league. Harold Guilfoyle and Doug McNair had again acted as coaches for the team. Elaine McNair and Sherri Pickering were the team's pit- chers, and Mary Robinson played catcher. Linda Wasnidge held first base, Sandra Heaman and Margie Luther second base, and Shirley Hodgson and Karen (Turnbull) Smeekens played third base. Marilyn Doerr and Cindy Marshall were in left field and Shirley Luther was in right field with Debra (Kennedy) Hem acting as short stop. Lora Lee Stewart held centre field, The trophy, originally donated by 1..4, J. McGee of Parkhill, is preg6ntly on display at Craighohne Nursing Home and will 'shortly be returned to McNair's Snack Bar and Grocery on Main Street. Alpha P. Chapter view women? role Dorothy Balsdon and Jo-Anne- Dinney were hostesses for the September 23 meeting of Alpha Pi Chapter. In an opening ceremony, the ritual of jewels degree was received by Bonnie Brooke. Jay Skillender and Vickie Zyluk presented a thought provoldng program called "What Women Are Heir To". The main topics of discussion were wornens- role, how men see women and possible revisions in the legislation. HP Brownies to hold first meet Huron Park Brownies will hold their first meeting of the fall season. Thursday, September 25, in J.A.D. McCurdy School, Huron Park, at 6.00 p.m. Girls from the age seven to ten are invited to join. , For further information please call Mrs. Jackson at 244152, s'ro dad Mrs. Jessie Fore will celebrate her 85th birthday Thursday, September r25. w Mrs. Lavine Keener celebrated her ninetieth birthday on September 24. 4' By JOY SCHEIFELE Sunday, September 21, marked another milestone in the life of the congregation of the Ailsa Craig Baptist Church. Special services were held com- memorating one hundred and four yars of Life of the congregation. The Rev. Douglas Ropp of Chesley was the guest speaker for the morning and evening services. "Are you satisfied with your Christian Efe?", he immediately asked the congregation. Taking his text from 1 Cor. chapter 2, he challenged his listeners to look hard at their lives. In the evening sermon he again questioned his audience, "Have you said anything about Jesus lately?" This time using I. Peter as his basis, he spoke of the spiritual value of "gossiping", or talking to others about the love of Jesus and what the Lord is doing. He warned of the deadliness of Eastern Star at Royal York. Hotel Members of the Exeter Chapter No, 222, Order of the Eastern Star attended the Diamond Jubilee Session of the Grand Chapter of Ontario held in the Royal York Hotel, Toronto, on September 16 to 19. Attending were Mrs. Robert Hamilton, Mrs. Bernice Boyle, Mrs. Dorothy Bell, Mrs,Alice May, Mrs. Freida Bierling and MrS. Ella Middleton. Corp. Lawrence J. Otis of Greenwood Nova Scotia has returned to his base after a month's holiday spent with his mother Mrs. Pat Otis and grandmother Mrs. Lloyd Johns of Exeter. Mr. & Mrs. E. G. Hogarth of Ocala, Florida, haye been visiting the formers brother and sister-in-laW, L. V. Hogarth and families and ?friends. Miss M. Cotton, and Mrs. Jim Anderson and daughters Janine and Jennifer of London visited with Mrs. Irene Harness last week. Visitors recently with Mr, and Mrs. Norman Heaman were their son Russell, his wife and family from Saskatchewan. Also visiting were Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Olsen of Winnipeg. Mr. & Mrs. David Johnston and Mr. & Mrs. Bob Johnston, Jeffrey and Christopher of London were Sunday visitors with Mr, & Mrs. Lome Johnston. Report winners in Kirkton tests The Kirkton Agricultural Society has announced the results of the grain corn field crop . competition. The standings were Marvin Ifartwick 91, Ken Bearss 90, Mervin Shute 88, Burns Bladder 871/2, Ewart Crago 87, Don Nairn 86, Don Stephens 851/2 , Bill Spence 85, John Simpson 84, Bill Stephens 83, Harold Foster 82, and William Arthur 79, Judge for the competition was Lorne Fell. Lucan Explorers commence activity Eighteen girls attended the opening meeting of the Lucan- Clandeboye Explorers at the Lucan United Church. After a program of games and singing, lunch was served by counsellors Mrs, William Fronts and Mrs. Don O'Neil assisted by Mrs. Pete Barker. The nicest people (and pretty, too) get gifts from Earl Campbell's Buying . and receiving gifts -from Earl Campbell's is a tradition and this year's Exeter fair queen, Elaine Overholt is obviously pleased with her Bulova watch received after her crowning, Friday. Whether you need a gift for a queen . . a wedding . anniversary . birthday „ Christmas .4 . or any special occasion . , join the nicest people who get gifts from Earl Campbell's. silence in a Christian's life. Special music was provided by Donald MacDonald - and. his family from Listowel. They were accompanied on the piano by Miss Mary French, a student from Waterloo University.. The pastor, the Rev. Dan Cudney, opened the service and welcomed the congregation. It was announced that Mr. Ropp and the MacDonald family frequently work together, and are actively engaged in T.V. programs which will be viewed over C.K.N.X.-T.V., Channel 8, Wingham, on November 1 and again on November 28 as well as a special Christmas program to be televised on Christmas eve. There was a good attendanct at both services. A time of Exeter woman captures contest Mrs. Ron Cornish, Exeter has won the grand prize draw in' the - "Wot-Iz-It? contest which con- cluded last week in' the T-A, - Her ticket was drawn from all those entered in, the contest and she will receive a ticket on 'next week's Olympic lottery. Winners in the final weekly draw were Leonard Dietrich, RR 3, Dashweod; GlenKenney,RR 2 Crediton; and Teddy Oke, RR 3 Exeter, Each correctly identified Leavitt's Theatre. Some old timers probably also noticed that part of the old arena' was shown, behind the Main St, theatre, fellowship followed the evening service in the Church basement when refreshments were en- joyed., Nome Is HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to The Municipal. Act, R.S.0, 1970, Chapter 2Q4, Section 443 and other powers thereunto enabling, the Corporation of the Township of Lisborne proposes to stop up and close; FIRSTLY: ALL THAT PORTION of road allowance in the Township of Usborne, in the County of Huron and Province of Ontario and being the road allowance between Lot ''ittC in 9nctehS; sion 9 and Lot South East Boundary Concession said Township of Usborne and lying between the Easterly limit of the Road Allowance between Concession 8 and 9 from the most Westerly corner of Lot 20, '' onaalinedrawn Westerly parallel with the Northerly limit of said lot "E South East Boundary Concession. SECONDLY : ALL THAT PORTION of road allowance in The Township of Usborne, in the County of Huron and Province of Ontario, and being the road allowance running between Lots '17 and 18, North East Boundary Concession of the said ex- isting seweriwatermain and hydro services on the lands in ques- tioTnh, hereby stopped up and closed, and the subsequent sale or ether disposition of the said lands, shall be subject to easements for ex- e lands comprising that part of the said road allowances Township. That subject to the'said easements, the lands comprising those parts of the'said road allowances hereby stopped up and dosed •, shall continue to be vested in the Corporation of the Township of Usborne to be dealt with from time to time as the Council of the said Corporation may see fit and deem proper. • . And that the Council of the saicf,,Corporation will hear, in per- son oe by counsel, solicitor or agent, any person who claims that his land wilibeprejudicially. affected by the said Bylaw: and who applied 'to be Jfeard at a meeting to be held at, the' Council Chambers at the Township Hall, in the' Hamlet of ElimVille on the • , 7th day of October, 1975 at the hour of 8:00 o'clock in the even. ing. . • DATED at Exeter this 2nd day of September, 1975 H. H. G. STRANG, CLERK Township of *Usborne 4,1 •.?