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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-04-08, Page 19• t4+ MIKE ZILER (driving) and John Ducharme of Dashwood enjoyed the nice change in the weather Sunday riding dround town on Mike's moped. T-A photo by Sharon Specht. Homemade SUMMER $1 95 SAUSAGE lb III ASABILT 01111.110 01a1111~ Loin or Rib End Schneiders Bucket of Pork Chops Breaded or Roasts lb. 99( Chicken $2.99 Inquire about prices on sides and quarters of LOCAL FEEDLOT BEEF We'll cut and wrap to your specifications. Laporte Meat Market Main St. ZURICH 236-4962 Centre Loin Pork Chops Whole Loins of Pork lb. $ 1 .55 $1.29 Fully Processed 54" Box Spring and Mattress 0 NOW ONLY $ ilL 0 ff Franklin Fireplace NOW ONLY $189 Comfortable Recliners Relax in three comfortable positions SPECIALLY PRICED FROM $79.95 Chesterfield Suites FROM $e)99 ONLY AN Diningroom Suites PRICED Sabi FROM ONLY 7 79 Lamps 20% Off SUGGESTED RETAIL PRICE Time.Advocpte, April 8, 1974 Pa0e 19 50 attend Thames Road Easter gathering. Public speaking champion is guest at Kippen meeting evening, Rev. Bruce and Mrs. Pierce of Crediton, who showed pictures and gave a very in- teresting talk about when they lived in the West before coming to Crediton. Mrs. Floyd Stewart thanked the Pierces and presented them with an vaster Lily. Rev. Pierce closed the meeting with prayer and Group W served lunch along with the hostess Mrs. Archie Etherington. By MRS. RENA CALDWELL KIPPEN The Cultural Activities and grandmothers meeting of Kippen East WI was held in the Legion Hall with Mrs. Al Hoggarth as hostess and Mrs. Harold Parsons co-hostess, The president Mrs. R. Kinsman welcomed the grandmothers and members and gave several readings "Little Girls" and "By Gone Days". Personals Mr. & Mrs. Bert Barry of London were Sunday supper guests with Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Passmore. Mr. & Mrs. David Passmore, Torn and Jon attended a family dinner for Mrs. Irene Heist at the Ponderosa in London, Sunday, Later in the afternoon they all returned to Exeter to the home of Mrs. Haist where they had supper. The occasion was the birthday of Mrs. Haist. The Family Night at the Kirkton-Woodham Community Centre was well attended. Baptismal service held at Saintsbury By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE About 50 ladies attended the Easter meeting of the United Church Women. Ladies from Cromarty and Zion were guests. Mrs. Lee Webber opened the meeting with an Easter call to worship followed with prayer. Mrs. Reg Hodgert read the scripture lesson and the ' meditation, Easter Morning Dawn. A reading, "Two Aspects of the Resurrection" was given by Mrs. Webber. A piano duet was played by Agnes Bray and Janet Bray. A reading "On Easter Morn" was given by Mrs. Arnold Cann and Easter readings and prayer were given by Mrs. Webber. Mrs. Glen Stewart had charge of the business, minutes, roll call, cards of thanks, and treasurer's report were given. Some of the members are going to visit the shut-ins at Easter. It was decided to get Easter lilies for the church for Easter Sunday. Mrs. Reg Hodgert introduced the guest speakers for the The roll call, "Pick a topic from the paper that made you mad and talk about it," brought forth many comments including misspelled words and wrong reports. Lucy Van Esbroeck, a recent winner of the Zone and District Legion speaking contest gave her talk on Discrimination of Kids Rights in Elementary Schools. It was an interesting and well By MRS. HEBER DAVIS SAINTSBURY Baptismal service was held in St. Patrick's Church Sunday afternoon. Rev. Mrs. Mills was in charge of the service, assisted by Rev. George Anderson who baptized his granddaughter, Debbie Leanne Greenlee, Ai daughter of Larry and, Joan Greenlee, Mr. & Mrs. Don Squires were godparents. Mrs. Tom Kooy was organist. Following the service the following dinner guests with Mr. & Mrs. Greenlee were Rev. & Herns host Whalen euchre By MANUEL CURTS This community was saddened to learn of the death of Maurice Murray at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Bob Murray, Sarnia, early Sunday. Mr. & Mrs, Murray were on their way to their home here, following a couple of months holiday in Florida. Mr. & Mrs. Everritt Mellin accompanied Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Hughes and Michael for a vacation in Florida recently. The Mellins' extended their trip, enjoying a cruise to Jamaica, Haita and Nassau. Kudirka, London', visited Saturday with Mr. & Mrs. Grafton Squire following the funeral of WS. Squire's father, Mr. & Mrs. Bill Morley and Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Hern were Sunday supper guests with Mr. & Mrs. Larry Hern. Sandra Jenson, Woodham, visited with Betty Johnson on the weekend. Mr. & Mrs. Hamilton Hodgins were Sunday evening supper guests with Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Hodgins, Lucan. Mr, & Mrs. MacLeod Mills were supper guests with Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Johnson on Sunday.. Did you hear about the hippie who mixed LSD with IBM and went on a business trip? delivered speech and Lucy deserves credit for being a winner. Mrs. B. Bell gave a reading, "What is a Grandmother?" and Mrs, Grace Drummond gave a humourous monologue, "Bargain Days." The Finlayson sisters entertained with several Step Dance numbers and were presented with a gift. Members learned the art of tatting under the supervision of Mrs. Wm. J. Caldwell and Mrs. R. Ball The branch directors will form a nominating committee. Mrs. Al Hoggarths side was the winner of the roll call contest. Mrs. H. Caldwell, leader of the losing side, stated that a pot luck dinner will be held at annual meeting April 21. Mrs. G. Drummond presented a gift to Jill McLellan, a recent Provincial Honour winner and also to the leaders of the club, "Baking Bread." Gifts were presented to Rena Caldwell and Grace Sararas for lucky chairs, to Mrs. E, Kin- sman, grandmother with themost great grandchildren; to Mrs. Wm. J. Caldwell for the birthday nearest the meeting and for the most buttons; Mary Broadfoot, for the shortest grandmother; Ruby Triebner for the most grandchildren. Ruby Finlayson won the doily donated by Mrs. Caldwell and Mrs. Ball. Mrs. Triebner gave courtesy remarks and acted as auctioneer for the yard sale which was lots of fun and quite profitable, Mrs. Vern Alderdice chaired the program and lunch was served by Mrs. J. Sinclair and Mrs. S. Pepper. Persona Is Mr. & Mrs. T.W. Reid attended the wedding of their youngest daughter, Heather, to Howard Stephen Elson of Toronto, The ceremony took place in the Chapel of the Old Mill, Toronto, March 27 at 7. p.m. Mr. & Mrs. Jack Deitz and Nancy have returned from a pleasant trip to San Francisco, Mrs. Flora Dawson, mother of Mrs. Wayne McBride, was hospitalized when she met with an accident at the railway crossing Kipper' when her car collided with the train. By MRS. HAMILTON HODGINS Mr. & Mrs, Gerald Bern hosted the euchre party Friday evening in the Community Centre. The winners were; men's high, Larry Hern; ladies' high, Margery Morley ; lone hands, Gerald Wallis; low score, Marjorie Mills; 9 of spades, Earl French. Personals Sue Ann Squire and Ray Mrs. George Anderson, Exeter, Rev. & Mrs. Ken Anderson, London, Rev. Mrs. Mills, Mrs. Raymond Greenlee, Exeter, Mr. & Mrs. Earl Greenlee, Mr. & Mrs. . Don Squire, Centralia, Mr. & Mrs. Heber Davis, Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Greenlee, Kim and Pam. Help Easter Bunny Brenda Carroll and Julie Mugford collected $16.00 for Bunny Bundle. The girls sold tickets on a chocolate Easter Bunny. The draw was held at Young's Clothing, Lucan. The winner was Marg Dann, RR 2 Denfield. Mr. & Mrs. Heber Davis were dinner guests with Mr. & Mrs. Cleve Pullman; Exeter, on Monday. They were observing Mrs. Pullman's birthday. John Storey, Lucan, was guest at a birthday party for Ian Carroll at the home of his parents Mr. & Mrs. Ron Carroll. Mr. & Mrs. Maurice McDonald, Grand Bend, were guests Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Harry Carroll. Patti Dobbs spent the weekend with her friend Ann Klinger, Birr. Fred Dobbs is attending a Seminar at the Toronto airport Hilton Hotel. Mrs, George McFalls; Cen- tralia, and Mrs. Hazel Davis visited Mr. & Mrs. Bill Quinton and Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Simpson, Nancy and Darren of London, Monday. 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