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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-12-02, Page 8HAPPY SNOWMEN — One of the busiest craft makers in the area during the upcoming Christmas season is Mrs. Bill Routly of Elimville, Mrs. Routly is shown with some of her many Snowmen friends, A photo Institute at Elimville told of mission work the township and police villages of the South Huron Area. Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Cooper visited with Mr. & Mrs. Donald Kyle and boys of London on Sunday. Mr. & Mrs. John Batten, Mr.& Mrs, Bill Johns, Mrs. Ina Johns and Mr, & Mrs. Lorne Johns visited with Mr & Mrs. Hans Gerstenkorn of Hensall, Hans Gerstenhorn was celebrating being in Canada for twenty years. Mrs. Dorothy Thompson of London visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. W. J. Routly. Mr. & Mrs. Ross Skinner and family visited with Mrs. Jake Hovius and baby daughter "Crystal Marie" at St. Joseph's Hospital Sarnia on Sunday. Mrs. Eileen Rannie of Hensall and Mr. Jerry Rannie of Brant- ford visited with Mr. & Mrs. W. J. Routly on Saturday. The Elimville Women's Institute catered to the Mason's banquet on Saturday evening at the Kirkton-Woodham Com- munity Centre. Mr. & Mrs. Howard Pym and family spent a couple of days at the Royal Winter Agriculture Fair where Brian and Elaine showed their calves in the Queen Guineas. Mr. & Mrs. Russel Morley, Ralph and Karen of Exeter, Mrs. Ken Lovie of Shipka, Mr. Gerald Morley and Danny and Miss Kathy Horrel of Exeter visited Mrs. Johns gave a report from a workshop she had attended, Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Floyd was decided to give the Board of Cooper and family, Management a donation towards Mrs. Ina Johns visited Sunday the Manse, with Mr. & Mrs. Ken Kadey of Thank you cards were received Huron Park, from several members. A social hour followed the meeting. Personals Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Routly, Mr, & Mrs. John Batten, Mr. & Mrs. Bill Johns, Mr. & Mrs. Floyd Cooper, Mr, Dale Skinner and Miss Joan Kerslake attended the banquet of By KATHY COOPER EilmVILLE The Elimville United Church Women met Wednesday af- ternoon. Mrs. Annie Jean Johns opened the meeting with a poem "Friends." Everyone joined in singing "Praise God From Whom All Blessings Flow." Mrs. Johns read the scripture followed by a prayer. Mrs. Marjorie Johns in- troduced the guest speakers, Rev. & Mrs. Bruce Pierce of Credition. They showed pictures and discussed their lives while in the study mission field in Manitoba and Saskatchewan. They spent 13 years there. They had many articles which had been made by the Indians. These articles, pictures and the story of how they had grown spiritually while there was very informative as well as in- teresting. Mrs. Annie-Jean Johns thanked Rev. & Mrs. Pierce and presented them with a small gift. The president Mrs. Marjorie Johns then took over the rest of the meeting. The Regional Report was given by Mrs. Leona Hern and Mrs. Jean Johns, The offering was received followed by a prayer. It was decided to purchase carpet for the back stairs. A donation was given to the National C.G.I.T. Committee. Lorne Haugh has returned home following surgery at St. Joseph's Hospital. you wont- -1-o -shop --or Come, 40 8c,hai-Zt on 'IeJ run. CA) cep +lrr i 5 on the Loct3 . o shop Inelei Tor A-hai3 special day . to 4-4) ric, row on raw. T.,+ your piie_-r\ c-DA- a r-i- +0 ne_DJ • NU a\'5 Gel.rn ei lh c_iaUeid kaciboR bags. 4-D kap Your warm on chilly d4102/ you 1).) Gln} +ohop 7P-c,tr . ; ufte., cO 3c)V)o.i-z_.!5, dont+ walk_ RUN . Ilona Hodgir,1.5 This advertisement was drawn freehand by Mona Hodgins, the talented daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hodgins, RR 2, Ailsa Craig. Visit Our Store and See Our Christmas Values! SCHATZ'S STORE Dashwood, Ontario 237-3531 Hopper-Hockey Ltd. Expands Funeral Home Facilities Our Funeral Home looked like this before construction started. Irvine Armstrong and Robert Fletcher would like to sincerely apologize for any inconvenience we niay have caused the bereaved families we served while our funeral home was under construction. We feel our new premises are more adequate to serve the public. We would also like to say a word of thanks to Our newly finished expanded Funeral Home. Gregus Construction, Fred Bischoff, Mahlon Watts and Wm. McLean for their help and understanding when we had to take them off the job on several occasions. Without this kind of co-operation it would have been impossible for us to operate our funeral home while under construction. Thank you lry and Bob FUNERAL HOME PHONES; STORE 235.1990, FUNEFig. HOME 235.1220 BRUCE SHAW'S RECORD • Involvement of more members of the community than ever before. • Support for the Exeter Heritage Foundation's right to fulfill its endeavours. • Personal visitation with government officials which assisted Exeter in obtaining fhe absolute maximum in grants for the rec centre. • Strengthening and improving relations with our neighbouring municipalities. BRUCE SHAW'S PLANS • Finish the Official Plan and Zoning Bylaw. • Organize a body to efficiently manage the new recreation centre. • Meet with the neighbouring townships to examine recreation in the area. • Encourage citizen participation in more civic activities. • Ensure that tax dollars continue to be spent wisely and effectively You Gave Him The Chance To Make A Start . . . — He Didn't Disappoint you — So Give Him The Opportunity To Continue Serving You This term has been filled with some of the most important decisions ever made in Exeter and several noteworthy achievements have been recorded: * Most of Exeter is serviced with sanitary sewers * The streets are in a very improved condition * Plans have been initiated to expand storm sewers * Sufficient water secured to meet Exeter's needs * The area's new recreation centre is under construction Re-Elect A Good Leader and Spokesman For Exeter BRUCE SHAW FOR MAYOR zwa PROFESSIONAL EAR PIERCING by Joyce Mayer Regularly $13.00 NOW1 0.00 from Nov. 29 till Dec. 13 Hair Shoppe 227 Andrew St., Exeter 235-1410 41,W-A kJ-7 Page 8 Times-Advocate, December 2, 1976 flying farmer honor Linda Elder, daughter of Kay and Ken Elder, RR 2, Hensall, was crowned Ontario Farmerette by outgoing Farmerette Charlene Hardy of Appin, at the Ontario Flying Farmer Convention held recently in Barrie, As Farmerette she will assist at teen functions and represent the Ontario Flying Farmer teens at the Internation convention to MATERNITY WEAR AT The Separate Shoppe MAIN CORNER, CLINTON 482.7778 (NEXT TO CAMPBELL'S MEN'S WEAR) OPEN 1 6 OPEN 1.6 be held in Duluth, Minnesota. The Ontario Flying Farmer Christmas party will be held at the Pine Ridge Chalet near Hensel], and Linda will be hostess at a skating party held in the Hensall arena, Planes bringing members from all over the Province will land at Elder Acres Strip on the farm of Harold Elder.