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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-10-16, Page 20Page 20 Times-Advocate, October 16, 1975 Watch Your Favorite New Fall Program On , Several Models Now In Stock By Sharp and RogersMajestic COLOR SETS FROM . . . LuumaiwinnanuniumunummunannnumuumauniaiumanL. = = = E Fi•-• = STEREO and LE. ....: = E = By Lloyds Priced From Only . . . $159°° Binuuumanunannuounnuunannuniniutunannumumulua In Our New Furniture Section . . . You $ave Recliners $89°' UP Swivel Chairs $69" UP We Accept Trade-Ins WHITING'S Warehouse Furniture and Appliances Unlimited (New and Used) Sales & Service • Antiques & Things 235-1964 We Also Have Several COMPONENT SETS MAIN ST. EXETER LIONS ENTERTAIN — Members of the Ailsa Craig Lions club celebrated Lions International Day, Wednes- day by entertaining residents of Craigholme Nursing Home. From the left are Alf Ropp, Emerson McKay, Er- nie Adair and George Lee, Photo by Scheifele Pledges reach $7,000 Add to Mennonite church Steer This Way Y BY LARR SNIDER Fuel injection does away with the carburetor by feeding fuel directly to each cylinder's com- bustion chambers. More ef- ficient fuel use is obtained. * US is inaugurating a program to reduce auto theft. States are being urged to pass laws against leaving cars unlocked, or keys in ignition. Plans are almost set for computerized ti- tle system joining all states. If a drive belt squeals, have it replaced. You can mix two different , brands of permanent ethylene glycol antifreeze without damage. * What's new? The first car to offer windshield washers was the 1937 Studebaker, For best results with YOUR wndshield washers, let us install fresh wiper blades. Good vision makes for safer driving. See the safe-driving specialists at Lorry Sniders. 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Mr. & Mrs. Ross Brown spent the weekend in Toronto with their daughter, Helen. Thanksgiving Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Eagleson were their son Gary, of Guelph University and their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. Hans Bischoff,Exeter.Mr. Mrs, Gerald Merner (their daughter Carolyn and her husband) are holidaying in Montreal and Quebec City. Harvey Walper is on a motor trip to Lethbridge, Alberta, Mr. & Mrs. Milian Smirle of Morewood, visited with the latter's sister and husband, Mr. & Mrs. Selbourne English for a few days. Evelyn and Manuel Curts and Viola Curts, London, were Sunday dinner guests with Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Curts, London. Mrs. Phoebe Thompson, Parkhill, is enjoying tender loving care at the home of her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. Jack Hutchinson, Lucan United The Sacrament of Infant Baptism was celebrated at the Sunday morning service by Rev. Ewart Madden for Jason Nathaniel, son of Mr. & Mrs. W. Maier, Kevin Douglas, son of Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Thompson and Shelly Ann, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Maguire. The message was seasonal "The Secret of Thanksgiving, and the choir sang "Give Thanks My Soul for Harvest." Next Sunday the 60th Anniversary of the founding of Canadian Girls in Training will be celebrated by the local group with members taking part as the choir and sharing in other parts of the service. Everyone is in- vited. Happiness grows at our own firesides, and is not to be picked in strangers' gardens. By JOY SCHEIFELE AILSA CRAIG Bulldozers appeared on the scene Thursday afternoon and construction began on a new addition to the Nairn Mennonite Church, A two storey construction will be joined to the east side of the present building and will consist of a large fellowship hall and space allowing for four or five additional classrooms for Sunday School purposes. The fellowship hall will be designed for various forms of recreation and sports, as well as providing adequate space for banquets and large gatherings. Before the final decision to enlarge the present ac- commodation was made, the congregation voted that at least $7,000 in firm pledges had to be first received as a show of firm Senior euchre Good weather prevailed Wednesday, and many of the local seniors were on hand to enjoy the monthly card party at the town hall. Nine tables of players took part. B. Armstrong was the winner of the men's high this month, while B. Scaff took home the prize for men's low. I. Bannister was the lady with the high score this month and A. Anderson came in with the ladies' low score, Winner fo the lone hand this month was W. Adams. support of the building program. This objective was met, and the required pledges have been received. Bos Construction Company of Strathroy is the contractor and it is hoped that the building will be completed by Christmas, The present church structure was built as early as 1881, At that time it was St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. The brick church was built at that point to replace a frame structure built in the year 1872 on the same site which had been destroyed by lightning in 1880. The population of the area dwindled later as families moved Film deals with children By JOY SCHEIFELE By watching children at play it is possible to get close to un- derstanding their feelings and attitudes. When the Ailsa Craig Take-A-Break group met on October 7 they viewed a film, "The Serious Business of Play" in order to get a better grasp on the role play takes in the child's life. The film dealt with the im- portance of play for the pre- schooler along with the necessity of organized play used in nursery school and kindergarten classes, A discussion followed under the direction of Public Health Nurse Mrs., Margaret Steeper of the Middlesex-London District Health Unit. The subject for the October 21 meeting will be "Care of House Plants". A representative of Austin Greenhouses will be present to give advice and suggestions on the subject. The group will meet at the former Ailsa Craig Public School bet- ween 9:00 and 11:00 a.m. and mothers with preschool children are always welcome. Babysitting is provided at the school. It was announced at the meeting that Mrs. Dorothy McAlpine was the winner of the Holly Hobby doll at the Parkhill Fair. to the city until it became ap- parent that the Presbyterian could no longer continue and in January 1947 the St. Andrews Presbyterian Church formally closed and its membership of twenty eight persons became part of the Ailsa Craig Presbyterian congregation. Later the church building was purchased by a group of Men- nonite families who moved into the community, and the Nairn Mennonite Church was established using the church structure for worship and fellowship. ▪ We Can Also Provide You With . . Now Available Complete Line of OFFICE FURNITURE Desks, Chairs, Filing Cabinets, Etc. * Business Forms * Business Cards * Wedding Invitations * Office Supplies Zecte eapte'd STATIONERY and GIFTS (Formerly MacMillan's) MAIN ST. EXETER