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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-11-20, Page 14RESTRUCTURING — Work began last Monday to Zurich's main 'street, Above are segments from the first shipload of storm drain pipes T-A photo Largest crowd in years marks service to be installed as part of the project. ,'5111111h\ •Its Get Ready To Give Old Man I Winter . The . Boot 1 We Have A Wide Selection of Fall & Winter Footwear For EVERY Member of the Family • KAUFMAN SNOWBELLES • SNOWMOBILE BOOTS • GREB KODIAK SMYTH'S SHOE STORE MAIN ST. EXETER MM. .2354933 ....-=-- CHARGEX ...... - tilitnithillmilliMiorntiminintikatintimmOnfilintimilmnitiltiliiinfifiiittioniffilithifilutiitititifiailMoMiliffilliiirnitiluintifffiniiimita --- • a PUBLIC MEETING COUNTY OF HURON To exchange ideas on improving local government in Huron County will be held on Wednesday, Nov. 26 8:00 p.m. Clinton Public School Auditorium Sponsored by the Restructuring Committee of Huron County Council Everyone Welcome Bill G. 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Heat-resistant 11 444 handle and lid. Use Your Canadian Tire CARD (111111131Al1 TIRE S.,0 CI TE Extra CASH BONUS COUPONS (Annum TIRE EXETER 444 Main St. 235.0160 Open 9.6 Daily, 9.9 Fridays Short-cut w a delicious coffee break! Proctor "Coffee Magic" This automatic toffcemaker from Proctor-Sites makes up to 10 cups of delicious drip coffee in atom 7 mins. Uses permanent or disposable filters. "Faith" is theme at Calvary. UM meeting By MRS. HEBER DAVIS By MRS, IRVIN RADER DASHWOOD Calvary United Church Women held their November meeting under the direction of the Stewardship and Recruiting group with Mrs. Harold Hendrick presiding. The theme was "Faith". Confidence was read by Mrs. Hugh Boyle; courage by Mrs. Cora Gaiser; accord by Mrs. Syd Neeb; and un- derstanding by Mrs, Wm, Chandler. A poem "The Second Mile" was read by Mrs, Don Gaiser, "Wide Walls" by Mrs, Hugh Boyle; and Brave by Mrs. Hendrick. Each lady read scripture messages. Mrs, Hen- drick also read, "In Flanders Fields". Mrs. Mervyn Tiernan, president, conducted the business meeting. Twenty members an- swered the roll call. Donations were made to C.N.I.B., Leprosy Mission, Children's Aid Society, Bible Society, Crippled Children's Treatment Centre, War Memorial hospital, World Relief, Victor Home, and Mustard Seed Missions. In the absence of the pastor, George Tiernan read the nominating committee report for the election of officers for 1976. Results; president, Mrs. J.M. Tieman; vice-presidents, Mrs. Hugh Boyle and Mrs. Clayton Merner; recording secretary, Mrs. Jack Gaiser; assistant, Mrs. Don Gaiser; treasurer, Mrs. Wm. Chandler. Group Three meets Group Three with Mrs. Hilda Rader convener was in charge of the November meeting ,of Zion Lutheran Ladies' Aid. The president, Mrs. Arnold Becker presided opening with a Remembrance Day prayer, Twenty members answered the roll call with the result a nice additional supply of tea towels for the kitchen. Mrs, Harry Hayter also donated two lovely coffee pots. Several donations were received. The Altar Guild reported 15 visits, three flowers, and two treats. The new Guild is Mrs. Lorne Becker and Mrs. Oscar Miller. The nominating committee for a new treasurer is Mrs. Lorne Genttner and Mrs. Harry Hayter, The December meeting will be the Christmas meeting at which time an exchange of a small gift will take place. Visitors are welcome. Yeaster Bunnies Club no. 2 of the Dashwood 4-H SORRY! We can repair it no matter how little (or how great) Is the damage. ASK FOR A FREE ESTIMATE I Hunter-Duvar AND SON. RANNOCH 229-8945 girls held their sixth meeting at Patti's house. Roll call was an- swered by naming the supper dish made using bread as a main ingredient. Mrs, Rader discussed Swedish Tea. Ring, Chelsea Buns and Hungarian Bubble Ring. Cynthia, Joan, Jayne, and Sherrie made Swedish Tea Ring. Barb, Carol, Susan, and Sandra made Chelsea Buns, Pauline, Teresa, Patti and Elizabeth made Hungarian Bubble Ring. Mrs. Keller discussed breads from other lands, Officers for 1976 New officers recently ap- pointed by Zion Lutheran congregation are as follows: past president, Harry Hayter; president, Ron Merner; vice- president, Hubert Miller; secretary, Albert Rader; Elder, Melvin Stade; trustee, Emil Becker; financial secretary, Lloyd Rader; mission treasurer, Elgin Rader; Sunday School Superintendent, Glen Rader; assistant, Don Rader; Board of Finance, Leonard Restemayer, Arnold Becker and Oscar Miller; stewardship committee, John Becker and Harry Hayter; Evangelism committee, Glen Restemayer and Aaron Restemayer; education com- mittee, Bill Becker and Howard Datars; nominating committee, Howard Datars, Arnold Becker and Leonard Restemayer; auditors, Ernest Miller and Ken Rader, Mrs. Susan Snider, Mrs. Maggie Nadiger and Helen, Mr. & Mrs. Reinhold Miller, Mr. & Mrs. Albert Miller, and Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Stade and Sherrie spent Sunday at Alliston with Mr. & Mrs. Edward Restemayer and attended the baptism of their son Brett Peter. Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Irvin Rader were Mr. & Mrs. John deNeit and Tina, Willowdale; Mr. & Mrs. Paul Rader, London; Jim Rader and Jim Brickman, Stratford; and Mr. & Mrs. Wellwood Gill, Grand Bend. Word was received Sunday that Percy Kleinstiver who was born and raised here had died at Chicago, Illinois. Further details later. Rev. & Mrs. Bruce Guy spent several days last week at Wind- sor last week visiting with the former's mother, Mrs, Lela Guy. Mr. & Mrs. Mervyn Tieman and Harry Hoffman spent Sunday at Richomond Hill with Mr. & Mrs. Norman Evans also visiting with Mr. & Mrs, Elgin Merner, Kitchener, on the way home. Miss Edna Willert, Mitchell, was in town Tuesday calling on friends. By MRS. E. SUMMERS GRANTON Remembrance Day service was at the monument and was conducted by the Lucan Legion. It was attended by the largest turnout in years. Cubs in full uniform paraded from the Scout Hall to .the Cenotaph. The Chaplain of the Legion opened with prayer, 2 minutes of silence which was preceded by the sounding of the Last Post and later Reveille was held. Wreaths were laid at the base of the monument by the Women's Institute for the Province, of Ontario, the Legion, and Mrs, Geo. Lambourn,who lost her son in the second war. Rev, Mary Mills minister of Granton and Saintsbury Anglican churches spoke of the debt owed to our dead heroes, and said it was up to us to see that they had not died in vain, and remember this message, "We gave you our lives to end hate and war and a hope that peace might prevail." Cub news Following the Remembrance Day service Tuesday morning the Cubs returned to the Scout Hall to eat their lunch. They were then taken by their leaders Mrs. Doreen McRobert and Mrs. Pat Harlton, London to see "Blue Water White Death," a filrn depicting the hunt for the Great White Shark. Friendly Neighbors Club The Friendly Neighbors met Thursday at the Scout hall. Some of the ladies are learning the art of macrame, so belts and wall hangers are taking shape, Shuffleboard, crokinole and card games were enjoyed, followed by tea and cookies and a social time. A Sr. Citzens group in Lucan have engaged the bowling alleys there for Tuesday afternoons and have invited anyone who is in- terested regardless of whether they belong to a Sr. Citizen's group or not to join them at Lucan Alleys for an afternoon of bowling. If further information is required phone 225-2522. Church news At the United Church, Rev. Mary Mclnally used as an illustration for the title of her sermon "Bringing our lives into focus, the story of Saul and'David taken from Samuel. In summing up her message Rev. Mclnally said, "Unless we have a special revelation from God, we don't really know our- selves, to see our image in God's light, only He can bring into focus, making the two images one as a lens in a camera. Flowers were placed in the church by Larry Forrest and family, in memory of his brother the late Robert Forrest of Ailsa Craig. There was no service at St. Thomas Anglican as the congregation joined with the Kirkton charge. ACW meet The November ACW meeting was held Wednesday evening in the Church Hall. The president Mrs. J, Noon opened the meeting with the usual prayers, followed by the scripture reading. Plans were made for the an- nual bazaar which is being held November 29 in the Church Hall. Lunch was served by Mrs. L.. Morely. Bull in a shop There was a bull in a shop, but he was made of china, instead of being in a china shop, he was the subject of a raffle at Jacklin's. Grocery Store, Lucky ticket winners were Lloyd Mardlin and Larry Pratt, Maybe they'll toss for him. Member of Granton Lodge new District Deputy Mrs. Jack Youngson was in- stalled as District Deputy at the General Assembly of the Canadian Foresters held in Niagara Falls this weekend. Congratulations Edith. Explorer & C.G.I.T. news C.G,I.T. girls are making Christmas cake to be served at the Vesper service they are also busy practicing for this event. The Explorers are making puppets out of socks and are also practicing for the Vesper service when they will be taking part with the C.G.I.T. Personals Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs, David Elston on the arrival of their baby daughter at St. Joseph's Hospital, London, Mrs. Elston is the former Gail Mardlin. Mrs. Jack Noon and Mrs. Austin Hobb attended the Christmas bazaar at Christ Church Anglican at Lakeside Thursday. Mr. & Mrs. Warren Gregory have left for their winter home in Florida. Mrs. Gordon Dann spent a few days with her sister and her husband Mr. & Mrs, Wm. McComb of Ipperwash Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins attended the 60th wedding an- niversary dinner in honor of Mrs. Hodgins' uncle and aunt, Mr. & Mrs. Albert Scott held at the Woodham Kirkton Community Centre Monday evening. Mrs. Hodgins was flower girl at the wedding. Mr. & Mrs. Austin Hobbs had a family dinner Sunday guests were Mrs. Wm. Egan and Dan, Mr. & Mrs. Ron Wilson of London and Mr. & Mrs. Carl Jones. David Roloson a member of the Huron Middlesex Army Cadets took part in group 'rifle com- petitions at Cedar Springs, Saturday. Members of Court Valentine Ladies Forester Lodge and their husbands attended the General Assembly held in Niagara Falls over the weekend. Mrs, Elmer Summers attended the Royal Winter Fair with the Lucan Horse Club on Saturday, The November ACW meeting was held on Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Tom Kooy, The president opened the meeting with a reading for Remembrance day followed by a moments silence and Prayers. Rev, Mary Mills spoke on the workshop held in Sarnia, called "Colour Your World." Mrs. Marg Carroll won the mystery prize donated by Mrs, Hazel Davis. Mrs. Kooy served, refreshments after final plans ere made for the banquet on Saturday evening. The meeting closed with a prayer. Mr. & Mrs. Bob Tindall spent the weekend in Sarnia, observing Bob's birthday. Mr, & Mrs. Harry Carroll were Saturday guests with their niece Mr. & Mrs. Walter Phillips of Woodstock. Miss Nancy Tindall was weekend guest with. Miss Robin Revington in Lucan. Marylou and Robert Tindall and Jeff Young of Lucan visited their grandparents Mr. & Mrs, Heber Davis. Mr, & Mrs. Earl Greenlee were Sunday evening guests with Mrs. Vera Greenlee, Exeter. Centralia Farmers Supply Ltd. Grain • Feed • Cement Building Supplies Coal 228-6638. Personals Miss Helen Nadiger, Mrs. Mildred Kellerman, Mrs. Helen Grieves, Mrs. Jessie Rader, Mrs. Helen Wagner and Mrs. Ross Love were on a bus trip to the Royal Winter Fair, Toronto, with a group of Exeter residents, Saturday. Mr. & Mrs. Irvin Rader were supper guests Saturday evening with Mr. & Mrs. Fred Miller and girls, Zion. It turned out to be a surprise birthday for Mrs. Rader when members of her family were present including Mr. & Mrs. John DeNiet and Tina, Willowdale; Mr & Mrs. Paul Rader, Sharon Rader and Bill Bennett, London; and Mr. & Mrs. Dave Rader and Stacey. Another daughter, Mrs. Lloyd Howe and family of Manitoba had called home previously to extend greetings. Mrs. Rader was presented a family ring by her family. •