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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-10-30, Page 11County of Huron SOCIAL SERVICES Regarding November 1 Welfare Cheques Ail residents of Goderich, Colborne and Ashfielci Townships and the Town of Gaderich please pick up cheques at Social Service office on October 31, All other residents of the county please pick up Che- que at your local Clerk's of= fire on October 31, J. A. MacKinnon Adniinistrator Avoid the tricks . . . Stock Up On Our Halloween Candy Chips, Gum Etc. TREATS For all those witches, goblins and other creatures coming on Halloween This Week's Extra Specials Fabric 66 Downy $1 99 Softener oz. Ivory Dish (52.8 $1.99 1.5 litre Liquid Detergent oz.) 3 Bath Ivory pack Bar 79' 1 BAR FREE WITH 3 8938.z. Zest Soap Baby Span Sp Sic $1 •23 in Shampoo $1.89 Magic 350 ml AC,114:401BCOUNT 433 Main St. EXeter 235.1661 We Have A Full Selection of For Your Freezer Sides of Beef LB 99' Hinds of Beef LB.1.17 Fronts of Beef LB 89' Hip of Beef LB$1.19 Sides of Pork LB 97' 8y MRS. FRED BOWDEN CENTRALIA Rev. Vernon Leis, minister of the Mennonite Church in Elmira and President of the Mennonite Mission Board. of Ontario and Quebec, was the guest speaker at the anniversary service in the United Church on Sunday mor- ning. ln .addition he writes editorials for the Canadian Mennonite Reporter and is a director of the Mennonite Central Committee of Canada. "Gifted People" was the subject chosen by Rev. "Leis for his anniversary sermon. Gifts must be used or they become of no value. To illustrate this point, he asked a young boy to come forward and receive the gift he was about to give him. To the boy's surprise the gift waS an egg. Eggs can be eaten or can he used for baking but if left on the shelf they rot. So it is with people, The speaker formed a circle with three members of the congregation to show that nothing can be accomplished alone, we must work together, A group of people get excited and discover each others gifts, He introduced a family to illustrate the importance of being together. Each one is a child pf the Heavenly Father and in God's eye each one is special, The church should be a place to en- courage each other and to enjoy fellowship together. The Heywood brothers and Glenn Hodgins delighted their listeners with their music and singing. The church was decorated with flowers, fruits, vegetables and autumn leaves, A pot luck dinner and social hour followed the service, There was a note of sadness when it was learned that Rev. Leis was mourning the loss of his mother. Persona Is Mr, & Mrs. Matt Konrad, Hamilton were Saturday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Molnar, Mrs. Jennie Day, London, was a visitor for a few days at the home of Mr. & Mrs. John Thompson. Mr. & Mrs, Reg Aubin and Joe, Seaforth, spent Sunday with Mrs. V. Overholt and family. Mr, Norman Morgan, Melbourne, was a Sunday visitor at the home of his parents, Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Morgan and attended the anniversary service in the United Church on Sunday mor- ning, Mr. & Mrs, Howard Cunnington and family, Thames Road, at- tended the anniversary service and were guests with his parents Mr. & Mrs. Fred Cunnington, Sunday guests at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Ken Greb were Mr. & Mrs. Reg Hodgson, Waterloo, Mr, & Mrs. Bill Johnston, Chatham; Mrs. Hugh Love, Mr. & Mrs, Gerald Godbolt, Mr. & Mrs, Howard Kerslake and Mr. & Mrs. George Sereda, Exeter. Mrs. Barry Reid, Heather and Lori, London, were Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Fred Bowden. Senior Citizens are reminded of the meeting in the Community Centre on Monday afternoon at two o'clock. Mennonite preaches at Centralia, as church marks anniversary By MANUEL CURTS GREENWAY Services in the United Church during the month of October have created more than the usual interest. -A larger than usual attendance was recorded, when the Sacrament of Holy Com- munion was observed on October S. Thanksgiving Sunday, the church was appropriately decorated by the Willing Workers; the theme of the worship centre being "Christ, the Light of the World." On October 19, 100th an- niversary services were held. For the morning service, Rev. C. A. Brittain of Swastika, near Kirkland Lake, a former minister presented a forceful address on the subject "Why in the world do you do it". Rev, Harley Moore led in evening devotions. The Harvesters Quartette, Sarnia were guest musicians at both services. Sunday the rites of infant baptism were administered by the minister when the following were baptized, Andrew Ryan, son of Mr. & Mrs. Brian Hicks; Brent Kenneth, son of Mr. & Mrs. Ken Lamer; and Jason Richard, son. of Mr. & Mrs. Larry Wein. Personals The "Willing Workers" held their October meeting on Friday evening at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Ken Eagleson. The Corbett Community Centre was the scene of a gathering of friends and neighbours, Friday evening, when presentations were made to Bill and Connie (Steeper) Rempel, and to Paul and Jeanne Steeper, recent newlyweds. Best wishes are extended to Peggy Horner and Peter Gebel who were married in the United Church, Saturday, We welcome Keith Snyder and his bride, the former Nancy Truemner, who were married in Grace Chapel, Parkhill on Saturday, to their home here, and extend our good wishes to them. Mr. & Mrs. Ken Smithers, London, have moved to their newly purchased home in Cor- bett, formerly owned by Elton Curts. Several from here attended the Open House festivities at Chateau Gardens, Parkhill, Sunday af- ternoon, and also the anniversary service at Zurich United Church Sunday evening where "The Watchmen" from Burlington were guest musicians. Mrs. Vera Brophey ac- companied Mr. & Mrs. Ed Bloomfield, Grand Bend when they visited with Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Brophey, Markdale on Sunday. Harry Isaac has returned home from Strathroy hospital, con- valescing from a fall which in- jured his hip. Grace Anglican Guild held a successful bazaar and bake sale, Wednesday evening. By MRS, HEBER DAVIS The Lucan No. 3 "Mirror Maids" met on Tuesday at the home of Penny Hodgins, The girls discussed general facial ap- pearance and health habits which contribute to the complexion, also cleansing including soap and creams, toning with conditioners and creams, moisturizing with astringents and if desired make up. Some basic make-up ap- plications were demonstrated, The next meeting will be held at Michelle/ Dolans' Tuesday October 29. Mr. & Mrs. Bob Tindall and family attended anniversary service at Centralia United Church on Sunday and the dinner which followed. Mr. & Mrs. Ron Carroll and children were guests Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Howard Dolan, Watford. Mr. & Mrs. Howard Clarke and girls were Sunday afternoon guests with Mr. & Mrs. Bob Tindall and family. Mr. & Mrs. Heber Davis were dinner guests with Mr. & Mrs. Earl Greenlee Sunday. Mr. & Mrs. Fred Dobbs en- tertained 17 friends of their daughter Patti, recently at the Downtown Holiday Inn, London. Patti was observing her ninth birthday. An expert is a person who makes his mistakes quietly, LOINS 0 $ 43 PORK I BEEF SPECIALS Hearts Tongues Liver LB. KIDNEYS LB. 2 4? OXTAILS LB. 394 -Grocery Features Kraft Salad Dressing (Calorie Wise - 8 oz.) Catalina . . . 444 Italian . . . 39c Chef . . . LIU French . . . 41 Thousand Islands . . . 49c Picks Sweet MUSTARD PICKLES,,... 81' Picks DILLS 15 oz. Aylmer 71' KETCHUP 25 oz. 884 McCor icks SO DAF BISCUITS 1 LB. 76' Graves oz. $2.25 Carnation PICKLES 128 oz, $2049 Produce CARROTS FLORIDA ORANGES Frozen Foods Fleschinan's EGG BEATERS Valley Farm FRENCH FRIES maiON RINGS COD IN BATTER MERNER'S MEAT MARKET Dashwood 2374314 16 oz. 9.21 3 2 LB PKGS 111 5 LBS, '3.65 10 LBS, $9.75 COMMERCIAL WINNERS — At Friday's Commencement exercises at South Huron District High School Mrs. Phyllis Lawton presented commercial subject awards to Marg Parsons and Linda Beer, Also winning were Cyril Cathcart and Deb Aikenhead. T-A photo Centennial and baptisms Greenway church is active 23' BA 854 SAG 2 LBS. The, column tharsiviad fora PurPos . I Alk 04 I - by Scotty Hamilton 1 Mail your problems to Impact" Oa this paper. All letters will be answered provided a stomped addressed envelope is enclosed. Some of general interest will be published. Letters must be signed bet we will NOT reveal your identity. "These Questions and Answers based on Ontario Law, .are published to inform and not to advise. No one W:' , should try to apply or interpret the law without the F.-- laid and advice of a trained expert who knows the facts, since the facts ,of each case may change the 4 .0 application of ihe law. .NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE XEER Wall E T Hensal FEED PETROLEUM ELEVATOR A complete supplies, hardware clothes, boots, appliances, etc. Hensall 262-3002 236.4393 coop line Zurich PRODUCTS FACILITIES District of: general farm chemicals, work garden supplies, Brucefield 482-9823 PHARMACY LTD, 235-1070 or 235-1570 373 MAIN ST. yd FUNERAL HOME 370 WILLIAM ST. 235-1220 EXETER A new dry cleaner opened in our area so I took several articles into them, including a dress, which had two small tea stains on it. I showed them to the lady in charge and she assured me that they could be removed' with no problem. When I got the dress back, the stains had dis- appeared alright, but in their place was a ring of some kind of hard matted material, so back I went to the store and again showed them my dress, only to be told, "That this happens sometimes, with synthetic materials." This is absolute rubbish because my dress is made of wool. Since then their head office has offered me $12.00 plus $5.00 free cleaning which I' have refused as my dress cost me $30.00 and is less than a year old, Will you talk to them for me please? This we did and they have now agreed to pay you $17.00 for your damaged dress plus $5.00 free cleaning which they say is more than fair for a year old article. They adamantly state that this is their final offer, and that you could either take it, or leave I it! Hope this is satisfactory to you, because it's the best we can do with this firm. SEE US FIRST FOR ALL YOUR SPORTING NEEDS 411 MAIN ST. 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As we don't seem to be making any real headway with this problem, we are passing it along to "IMPACT" hoping that you will act on our behalf .. . Thank you. According to the construction company our reader did not complain about water damage until several months later, which, upon investigation was found to be due to dampness, caused by normal moisture content in a new concrete structure. The firm told us that this would not have existed if all the water had been cleared up as soon as the leak was repaired. They have agreed to foot part of your $75.00 claim for damage to clothes stored in your basement, and have promised to send you a cheque for one third, or $25.00, as soon as the mail strike is settled. Exeter Ben 509 MAIN STREET ORIGINAL Flowers & Gifts .4.- OIL PAINTINGS BUY OR LEASE J. L. 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