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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-11-13, Page 7Tirnes-Advecgte, Nevi/n*43er 13, 1975 P00.7 ...iimmuminainnionwininnnmitnunnwinummionnntwininnIminoromionnontlim Notice to the Rotepayers of the Township of Stephen The Second Instalment of the 1975 Taxe's of the Township of Stephen are Due on or before the 30th day of November, 1975 I 11 1 1 1 1 11 1 11 -11 11 M • ck..../..x.::,.:4•2,•;i4. . • • We offer FREE INSTALLATION on orders of kitchen cabinets placed in November Come on in and see our selection of fine kitchen cabinets. Estimates are FREE. This special offer expires on November 29th SEAFORTH CLINTON HENSALL 527-0910 A.82-3405 262- 2418 I of. 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. 1 % Cash houpnut On Purchases ( Except Large & Small Appliances) NO TOY COUPONS ON DISCOUNT SALES Christmas OPEN HOUSE ALL DAY Fri., Nov. 21 Everything you'd wed andthensome. BONTHRON & SOH LIMITED Home Furnishings & Appliances HENSALL 262-2023 OPE CL OSED N FRI. TILL 9 MONDA Y`' $39900 SUPERB WASHER EO 4400 0 Washer-5 cycles 0 Super Agitator 0 Brush filter 0 Pump guard 0 Bleach dispenser 0 Agitator-mounted rinse dispenser 0 5 wash/rinse temperature selections TWO ONLY Superb 15 Cu. Ft. Harvest Gold REFRIGERATORS $449 r•••••••••••••••••••••• SUPERB DRYER E0 8400 (..) Dryer—Automatic Custom Dry system 0 2 automatic cycles plus timed drying 0 Permanent Press care 0 Drying rack $2390° Telephone 262-2019 Save a Handful at Sugg. Price $2.99 $1.77 RON'S CENTREi Hensall BRECK DRY 400ML SHAMPOO Adorn Regular 13 oz HAIR SPRAY $1.88 looz. RESDAN Adult 20's NEO CITRAN Sugg. Price $3.99 Get Big Savings on At Least 50 Other Items Johnson's 14 oz. Economy BABY POWDER Sugg. Price $2.09 200's KLEENEX SPECIAL 584 Tyesil 8 Roll CHRISTMAS PAPER SPECIAL 1 Delsey Assorted 2's TOILET TISSUE SPECIAL 55 4 Sugg. Price $3,29 Live Love Unlimited group view minister's western slides By MISS ELLA MORLOCK showed slides of their work in the evening. A parent-teens CRfDITON West. O the young people's group, discussion is being planned for tlev. & Mrs. Bruce Pierce Live Love Unlimited, TUesday the near future. vildnowomov,mtrgitiz%m 41.2.0fti:ftwAiviefts%Atvivezwig,414 You are cordially invited to a preview of our exciting new Christmas Toy and Qift Selection ON DISPLAY DURING OUR Santa Claus Will Attend See Him From 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. Coffee & Donuts Served 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. DRYSDALE HOME Hensall H ARDWARE 262-2015 TheAvim•t*!s r?AilaNrczrAitqo.t:FtizEtc•tqfd.oNt:m ." • 4. .;;;S, / • ..,.4•40 • •-+ e; • • .• • .40e0:10 •/.• • • , /4.3%•:•:4:44Y/C:X:4444e, •¢•:4:4•,••••• • • ••• • .."? the Visiting Committee; that a collection of money and gifts for the Southcott Home, Exeter, be taken at the December meeting; that the meal for Budget Night be potluck, with rolls provided. Mrs. Lloyd Hey reported painting done by the Kitchen Committee, United Church During the Sunday morning service in Zion United Church a minute's silence was observed, following which Douglas Lewis sounded the clear notes of The Last Post on the organ. Rev. Bruce Pierce entitled his message "The God of All." "God's one gift," he said, "that can unite all mankind is love. The cross of Christ blots out nationality and writes humanity," Present in the congregation were nine members of the Crediton Cub Pack with their leader John Bierling. Calvin Fahrner explained the work of the Beach Mission. Personals The date for the November meeting of the Women's Institute has been changed to Tuesday, November 25, About 30 members of Zion United Church attended Open House at Mount Carmel Tuesday evening. Clarence Fahner has returned home from hospital. Debbie Galloway is a patient at St. Joseph's Hospital, London. By PAUL SALMON Mr. and Mrs. Bill McCann of Mt. Carmel have every reason to be proud of the high goals their daughter, Jane, has set for herself. Last June, Jane received her Bachelor of Arts Degree in Social Sciences from the University of Western Ontario, and her achievement marked the end of a successful but hectic period in her life. In the school year of 1969-1970, Jane was enrolled in a languages programme at the University of Waterloo, While there, she met Mr. John Gillespie, who later became her husband. Jane left Waterloo at the end of her first year, when they decided to live and work in Toronto. After spending two years in that city, the couple moved to London, and in 1972, Jane enrolled in a Social Sciences programme at Western. Unfortunately, due to a dif- ference of the credit policies at Western and Waterloo, the credits Jane acquired at Waterloo could not be used towards her Degree at Western, Nevertheless, by taking six-week summer courses, Jane completed a 3-year Degree in only 2 years, No sooner had she received her Degree it June, but along came the couple's first child, a boy, Shawn, born in July. Although Jane plans to stay at home this year to take care of Shawn, she's planning to go to Althouse Teacher's College next year, and hopes to teach special education in the elementary level, particularly kindergarten. The couple now live in the Crediton area, where John is employed With the Canada Manpower Agency. Not one, but two Weddings have; kept the Hubert Carey family of Mt. Carmel very busy, Two weekends ago, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Carey, as well as their son and daughter-in-law, Donald and Margaret Carey, travelled to Simeoe where they attended the wedding of Teresa Mater, a niece of the elder Mr. Carey, to Mr. Robert Holmes. On this past weekend it was off to Windsor for the Carey's for the marriage of Randy Masse, a nephew of Mrs. Hubert Carey, to Susan Rutherford. All the townsfolk of Mt. Cannel would like to publicly express their best birthday wishes to gliztibeth Miller, tlitabeth, who Church. News Thursday evening the UCW of Zion United Church held their November meeting. Mrs. Clare Schwartz's group was in charge of devotions. Doris Schwartz sang ".Fill My Cup" and Mrs. Schwartz played a tape recording of a service in Rex Humbard's Cathedral of To-morrow. Mrs. Howard Lightfoot, Mrs. Sch- wartz, Ella Morlock and Mrs. Emerson Wein read the answers by several famous people to the question "What is your favourite Bible verse?" Hymns were sung, Mrs, Gordon Finkbeiner ac- companying them on the piano. Roll Call was responded to by quoting a verse on peace. Mrs. Allan Finkbeiner read the report of the Nominating Committee. Mrs, Nelson Lamport reported for the Chair Purchase Group. One hundred and fifty tangerine coloured stacking chairs are on order, with six to eight weeks allowed for delivery. Ella Morlock reported the buying of mats for the entrance doors of the church, Mrs. Bruce Pierce, requirements for the manse. Mrs. Cliff Russell thanked those who helped on the day of the Regional Rally. She also reported a recent executive meeting in Mitchell. More Bible study was urged at local meetings. The Resource Centre has been moved from Mitchell to Clinton. It was decided that Christmas treats for shut-ins be delivered by McCURDY STUDENT COUNCII. — Student council members and class representatives were named during a recent election at J.A.D. McCurdy public school at Huron Park. Back, left, vice-principal Pat Soldan, Don Stuckless, Anne Griffith, Benji Hillman, Tim Griffith and teacher Mrs. R, Mills, Centre, Yvonne Wells, executive members Davie Piercey, Sandy Boyd, Brenda Swartz, Glenn Alblas and Sandra Glan- ville, Front, Andy Beaton, Sandy Somerville, Debbie Moffatt, Mark Christie and Scott Merrylees. T-A photo Studenti take part in OXFAM event Students at South Huron District High School will join students across Ontario in taking part in a World Harvest, on November 20, sponsored by OXFAM, according to student council president, Tom Hayter. In some areas, students are planning to fast on that day, but the student's council at South Huron felt that it would be more beneficial to the cause if they organized a fund-raising drive instead, OXFAM organizations in Canada and the United States are asking organized groups, schools, families and individuals to go without food for all or part of that day. The money they save on food will be donated to OXFAM to support self -help, agricultural projects in 20 developing nations. Fifty secondary schools, colleges and universities in Ontario are already taking part in this year's Fast, A similar event in Canada and the United States last year raised almost $250,000. Participants may mail donations to OXFAM, Box 18,000, Station "A", Toronto. During the mail disruption, any branch of the Royal Bank in Ontario will also accept donations to OXFAM. has been actively involved in the Church and community of Mt. Carmel for many years, celebrated her sixty-second birthday on Saturday, November 8. Father Mooney, well known to all in the Mt. Carmel area, has finally taken a well-deserved vacation from the duties in our community and at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church. After November 30th, Interest will be charg3d outstanding taxes at the rate of 3/4 of 1% per month. Wilmar D, Wein Tax-Collector, Township of Stephen Finimminummunimmumnmninnunnumnminnwinummunninummunlinuultif; nlupntnwmsnnnnuwlnnunututtnuttnrtuuwnnnwhrtntmurtnlltntrsttltgtttgtttttttttnrtrtriuttsrttmwsumlunuunuunuususslutrntp us on.