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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-04-15, Page 13UPCOMING GARAGE SALE will be held Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. sponsored by the Exeter and District Heritage Foundation. Above, Jesse Lagos, Ben Hoogenboom and John Gould unpile some of the fur- niture and appliances that have already been donated. Articles for sale may be dropped off at the town hall or pick ups will be made Thursday aiicl Friday,. T-A photo. GAY LEMMOND, CHAIRMAN OF THE committee that orgcinized the old book sale for funds for the town hall, sells one of the larger Easter Eggs to one of the youngest buyers, who happens to be her son Paul. The sale ran from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Saturday. T-A photo by Youngs. Crabgrasses? Yellow and Green Foxtails? For broad spectrum weed control in corn, with less chance of carryover, apply a labeled Lasso plus atrazine tank mix. Lasso® Herbicide by Monsanto Always read and follow Lasso label directions. MONSANTO CANADA LTD., Montreal, Quebec Toronto .5droonton .Vannovver Where flowers are our ONLY business . . "PsOie 6 0.0140 Phone 235-2603 For Speedy Deliver; 37 Main St. S. Exeter WAREHOUSE SALE OUR WAREHOUSE IS JAM FULL OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS — ALL ESPECIALLY PRICED FOR SELF- SERVE SHOPPERS. COME IN AND BROWSE AROUND — YOU'LL BE SURPRISED! 128 oz. JAVEX BLEACH 994 Self Serve One Per Customer 18 ft. x 4 ft. SWIMMING POOL COMPLETE OUTFIT Catalogue Price $498.88 $3 97 50 ft. GARDEN HOSE WITH BRASS COUPLINGS THURS. $269 NIGHT SPECIAL GIANT THIS WEEK ONLY MAGNETIC 6- 9 p.m. BUSHES RO SE9E BROOMS 97' THERMOMETER 884 Self Serve Special CLOTHES PEGS Pack of 36 69' FAHRENHEIT AND CENTIGRADE GUNN HOME HARDWARE EXETER 235 -2511 Mr. & Mrs. Howard Hodgins and family of RR 1 Denfield, following dinner at the Ponderosa Steak House, London, it being the occasion of Kenneth's birthday, Mr. & Mrs. Ron Wilson of London were Sunday visitors of Mr. & Mrs, Austin Hobbs. THERE WAS LOTS OF CHOICE at the Hospital Auxiliary luncheon, Tuesday afternoon. Above, Joyce Monteith and Jenny Huntley pick up their lunch prior to the meeting which followed. SUZUKI World Motorcross Champions Come to Huron County GRAND OPENING at la. 13 L 1?- V% ill G'tJ L SPORTS & RECREATION LIMITED Voma Ontario NOM 7R0 Dial 519-262-5809 • SPECIAL LOW PRICE • SEE THEM • DOOR PRIZES • RIDE THEM • GUARANTEED SERVICE • COFFEE & DONUTS MOTOCROSS RACES SUNDAY, APRIL 25 Try the Track Free By MRS. E. SUMMERS GRANTON A "Plant Party" sponsored by Court Valentine Lady Forester's in the Lodge Hall April 5 proved a great success judging by the large attendance of over 100 people. The party was put on by Country Flowers of Exeter and a beautiful selection of potted plants was on display. These could also be purchased during the evening, Mrs. Larry Hern president of Court Valentine introduced Mrs. JoAnne Dinney, a florist who gave a lecture on plants of all species and the care that was needed to grow them successfully, This was followed by a question and answer period. Lucky win- ners of three door prizes of plants were Mrs. Harold Mills, Mrs. Fred Crouch and Mrs. Robert Spence. The proceeds from the sale of tickets was for Cancer Research. Mrs. Elmer Summers Chairman of the Education Committee of the Lucan-Biddulph branch of the Canadian Cancer Society, said a few words in connection with the campain for funds and the "Great Family Ride" and urged all who could to be out on April 25 and "Ride for Cancer." The members of Court Valentine are very grateful to Country Flowers for offering to donate 10 percent of the evening's sales to Cancer Research which resulted in over $100 being realized for the project. The evening ended with a delicious dessert lunch and coffee, UCW Units meet UCW Unit I met at the home of their president Miss Mabel McNaughton on April 7. The meeting opened with scripture reading Matt. 13: 24-30 followed t,iy a hymn and the lesson thoughts which was entitled "On Eagles Wings." Mrs, Clare Westman and Mrs. Austin Hobbs convened the program, Mrs. Westman gave a paper on "Belief & Practice" which dealt with several questions such as "Good will Gestures, or Bribery Which?", resulting in a stimulating discussion. Mrs. Hobbs read two poems from the book Easter Ideals, one on Spring, the other entitled God's Corner. Mrs. Elmer Summers gave a vocal solo "Stranger of Gallilee." Members were reminded of the General Meeting on April 13 and the Regional" Rally at Siloam Church on April 28. Mrs. Clifford McRoberts and Mrs. Glen Jameson assisted the hostess to serve lunch. Mrs. Douglas Brown was the hostess for Unit 3 on April 6, Mrs. Brown presided and conducted the business. Mrs. Lloyd Mardlin introduced the guest speaker, Dr. Sheppard, a specialist in Hyp- nosis at St. Mary's Memorial Hospital, who provided a very interesting subject. At the end of the program, Mrs. Jeff Bryan thanked Dr. Sheppard. Mrs. Harold Mills and Mrs. Erie Chevoncek assisted the hostess to serve lunch. Unit 4 met at the home of Mrs. Kenneth Hardie, April 7. Mrs. Nelson Tate presided and opened the meeting with the "Lesson Thoughts" entitled "On Eagles Wings." The Roll Call was answered by a verse pertaining to Easter. Mrs. Art Torrens and Mrs. Henry Wissel were in charge of the program which dealt with "Practice & ,belief", a good discussion followed. Two quilts which the Unit had made were on display and a project for the Bazaar was talked about. Mrs. A. Crockett and Mrs. S. Crawford assisted the hostess with lunch. Mrs. William Jones was the hostess for Unit 5, April 7. Mrs, Malcolm Spence vice president was in charge of the meeting and opened with Lesson Thought entitled, "On Eagles Wings". During the program. Mrs. Clare Bryan gave a reading pertaining to Easter "The Great Promise" and Mrs, Joseph Bryan read a poem, "Easter Assurance". Mrs. Garnet Baker assisted the hostess with lunch. District Deputy visits Granton Masons At the April meeting of the Granton Masonic Lodge 483 A.F.&A.M. the members were honored by the official visit of Right Wor. Bro. Keith Flynn District Deputy Grand Master of South Huron when Wor. Bro, Percy Hodgins and his officers conferred the First Degree on a candidate. Visitors were present from Quebec, Monkton, Mitchell, Exeter, London, Lucan, St. Marys, Ailsa Craig, Parkhill and most of the surrounding districts, Friendly Neighbors meet A good number of Friendly Neighbors dropped in on Thur- sday afternoon to work at hand- work, play euchre, pool, shuf- fleboard and crokinole. The piano is now repaired and tuned. Plans for Opening Day were discussed. It was decided to have it on May 7 at 8:00 p.m. A program has been arranged for. Everyone is welcome to come,. It was also decided to open the Scout Hall April 25 when the Great Family Ride for Cancer takes place to serve coffee and soft drinks to the riders. Church news At the United Church Rev. Mary McInally was in charge of the morning worship and of- ficiated in the service of Con- firmation and Holy Communion. Those young people who were welcomed into the Church membership by Confirmation were Vickie Bakker, Leanne Hudson, Carol and Cheryl Hut- cheson, Debbie Wissel, Bill Jacklin and Brian Knapman. A reception by transfer for Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Knapman and Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Jacklin was com- pleted. The meditation was entitled "Enthrone the King" and dealt with being a Christian, the minister said, meant being willing to accept Christ into our lives. By partaking of the Sacraments of Holy Communion we do this, it also means being 411111111111111111111111111111111111111011111111111111111111=1111i, We can repair it no matter how little lor how great) is the damage. ASK FOR A FREE ESTIMATE I Hunter-Duvar AND SON RANNOCH 229-8945 IMMIErack committed to a special life of action which involves working to overcome our tempers, temp- tations and our tempters. At St, Thomas Anglican Church, Rev. Mary Mills was in charge of .the morning service. Her sermon was On Palm Sun- day. During the singing of the Precessional Hymn the Sunday School classes followed the Choir down the centre aisle waving palm branches, then sat in the front pew while Rev. Mills ex- plained the story of Palm Sun- day, which she illustrated with apicture of a scene of Jesus en- tering Jerusalem. Palm crosses were presented to members of the congregation by Susan Noon, Betty Ann and John Herbert. A.C.W. meeting The April meeting of the A.('.W. was held in the Church Hall April 7. Mrs. Jack Noon presided and opened the meeting with prayers and the scripture reading. Several items of business were discussed. Mrs. J. Noon and Mrs. Lois Herbert were chosen as voting delegates to the Annual Meeting of the A,C.W. to he held at St. James Westminster Anglican Church London on May 6. During the evening a crazy quilt was tied. Mrs. Noon closed the meeting with prayer and also served lunch, 4-H news The "Tangled Threads" held their meeting at the home of Ferne Mardlin April 3. The Roll Call was answered with suggestions for Achievement Day. It was decided that the skit would be based on a fairytale theme. The hook covers were displayed and members ex- pressed their thanks to Brenda Cook for transferring the design. Leader, Mrs. Micheal O'Shea, then showed the girls how to complete their learning stitches articles for Achievement Day and leader Mrs. Joe French demonstrated how to do the French Knot The meeting closed with the Pledge, the next meeting to be held a. the home of Diane Garrett. Personals Mr, & Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins and family visited Sunday. with Times-Advocate, April 15 1976 Page 13 Flower party well attended at Granton 14, PUBLIC NOTICE In order to recognize the 50 years of medical service by Dr. M. C. Fletcher to Ex- eter and surrounding communities, a com- mittee has been set up to plan and co- ordinate this recognition. The public is therefore advised: 1. A community picnic rivill be held for Dr. Fletcher on Sunday, June 27 at 3:00 p.m. in Exeter Riverview Park. Presentations will be made followed by a pot luck lunch. Bring your own food and utensils. Hot and cold drinks will be available in the park. 2. A book is being prepared illustrating the service rendered by the doctor. Anyone having anecdotes, stories humorous or otherwise that would be helpful to the committee please send them in, Include old photos. 3. A binder is being provided to contain thank you letters or letters of personal appreciation. Write or type your letter to .Dr. Fletcher on plain white paper 81/2 " x 11". If possible enclose a snap of you or family, suitable for mounting with your letter. Send the letter to the committee. 4, A suitable plaque is being prepared to honor Dr, Fletcher. Send cash donations to offset -costs to members of the plan- ning committee or to Harold Snell, Mrs. Earl Austell, F1. E. Pooley, Carfrey Cann.