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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-04-29, Page 18At banquet DALEY'S WEEKLY COMMENTS VED • -Lil• Page 18 Times-Advocate, April 29, 1976 Lucan New officers installed LUNCH BREAK - From left, Darragh Mehagan, Karen Mehagan and Michele Goddard take a lunch break from their duties at the Rummage Sale on Saturday, at Huron Park. T-A photo by Sharon Specht. WHITEWALL SIZE 600/12 A78/13 (600/13) 878/13(650/13) C78/13 (700/13) 078/14(695/14) E78/14(735/14) F78/14 (775/(4) F70/14 (775/14) G78/14 (825/14) G70/14(82 5 /14) H78/14 (855/14) 560/15 F78/15 (77 5 /1 5) 5 Year G78/15 )825/15) Road. 670/15 (825/15) Hazard Insured H 78 /15 (855 /15 ) 2620 2795 2875 20,96 22.36 23.00 19.91 21.24 21.85 29 25 30.45 31.75 32.75 32.85 33.85 35.50 23.40 24.36 25.40 26.20 26.28 27.08 28.40 22,23 23.14 24.13 24.89 24.97 25.73 26.98 25 65 31 80 33 85 34.85 35.60 20.52 25.44 27.08 27.88 28.48 19.49 24.17 25.73 26.49 27.06 TURNPIKE WIDE TRACK 2+2 GLASS.BELTED POLYESTER REGULAR SALE PRICE!' %After I TIRE land 2 Toes 5'e Adjustment) al mare Discount PRICE (EACH) 4. for cash 26 55 21.24 I 20.18 25 15 26 80 27 75 20.12 21.44 22.20 29 45 30.40 3180 34.50 23.56 24.32 25,44 27.60 3080 3285 34 60 36 95 24,64 26.28 27.68 29.56 F78 14 (775 14) WHITEWALL Sale Price, EACH 10 "After discount far cash when you buy 2 or more Our best non-belted tire at a Big May Sale Price, The low•angle 30' Du Pont 66 Von casing pros ides optimum strength and close to !Idled I Ire pert ormance A racing-tire construction Odd pled to street use. Sas e null! *After Discount for cash 19.11 20.37 21.09 22.38 23.10 24.17 26.22 23.41 24.97 26.30 28.08 CARDIN TIRE connomn TIRE CISSDI?'1 p'•TE R EXETER 444 Main St. 235-0160 Open 9.6 Daily 9.9 Friday The monthly and annual meeting of the Lucan Women's Institute was held Wednesday afternoon in the Masonic lower hall with president Mrs. James Lockyer in the chair. During the business session the members voted to pay expenses for the 4-H Garden Club, ac- cepted with thanks an invitation to attend the meeting of Clan- deboye Institute on May 11th, at 8:30 p.m. in St. James church hall and the new president, Mrs. Harold Cobleigh, vice-president Mrs. Lillian Ashton and Branch Director, Mrs, James Lockyer, were appointed delegates to the District Annual, May 13th at Beachwood. The new officers were installed by District president Mrs. Martin Watson as follows: president, Mrs. Harold Cobleigh, vice-pres. Mrs. Lillian Ashton; secretary, Mrs. T. Emery, sr.; treasurer, Mrs. Gordon Hotson; district director, Mrs. James Lockyer, alternate, Mrs. Cecil Robb; Quartet at revival centre Sunday morning Rev. Raymond Brewster spoke on God's love for His people. For his text he used Romans 5 verse 8. Janie Robertson and James Kestle sang and accompanied themselves on various in- struments. Mrs, Rick Thornton sang a solo. Sunday evening Rev. Brewster spoke from John 2. During the service a quartet of musical instruments played two special numbers. Joan Lockyer sang as well. P,R.O., Mrs. M.H. Hodgins; branch directors, Mrs. Robb and Mrs. Frank Jolliffe; auditors, Mrs. Sheridan Revington & Miss Muriel Carling; nominating committee, Mrs. R.R. Crozier & Mrs. Frank Goring; conveners of standing committees; agriculture and Cdn. Industries, Mrs. Glen Haskett; Citizenship & World Affairs, Mrs. Ewart Madden; Education & Cultural Activities, Mrs. R.R. Crozier, Family & Consumer Affairs, Mrs. James Lockyer, Resolutions Mrs. Sheridan Revington; Sick & Sunshine, Mrs. John Park; Tweedsmuir History, Curator - The Lucan Senior Citizens Club held their weekly meeting Thursday afternoon with President Muriel Cobleigh in the chair for the brief business meeting. She welcomed back Mr. & Mrs. Albert Armstrong after several months absence because of surgery and illness, wished Emma Langford and Harold Hodgins Happy Birthdays and announced that $390.75 had been realized from the grocery draw, This money will be used to subsidize a trip to the Huron Country Playhouse in August to see "Charlie's Aunt", on either August 19 or 26. Today, Thursday, the Lucan group will visit with the "Friendly Neighbours" in Granton. Members are to meet at the Centre at 1 p.m. for trans- portation. Mrs. Frank Hardy Sr. with her committee, Mrs. Park, Mrs. Revington, Mrs. Eldon Hodgson and Mrs. Lloyd Elliott. Convener's annual reports were given and approved and Mrs. Revington as convener for the meeting gave the Motto "Everything has its beauty but not everyone sees it," She was assisted by Mrs. Harold Cobleigh, who led the group in an alphabet game. Mrs, Watson brought greetings from District level and conducted a question and answer period on the Hand Book and other phases of Institute work. An invitation was read to the official opening of the Granton "Friendly Neighbours" Centre in the Scout Hall May 7th, Bowling. continues each Tuesday afternoon. More members are needed! The Sunshine Group members enjoyed euchre with Kathleen Neil winning lady's high, Olive Atkinson, ladies' lone, Fred McIlhargey, men's high and Harold Cobleigh, men's lone. Two new members joined the Macrame group with Viola Carter instructing. Muriel Cobleigh gave a reading, Do Not Resent Growing Old, Many Do Not Get the Chance," Lunch was provided by Onnie McFalls, Iva Hodgins and Harold Egan. By ROSE CUNNINGHAM April 24 a most enjoyable evening was had by all at the Maple Lodge School with 10 tables of euchre in play. The following people were the lucky winners: Ladies high, Wendy Lee; ladies low, Mrs. Heffernan; ladies lone hands, Mrs. Harvey Ovens; men's high, Lon Hodgins; men's low, Mrs. Riddell; men's lone hands, Doug Parsons. Mrs. Fred Young and Mrs. Arnold Cunningham attended the euchre party at The Maple Lodge School on Saturday evening. June Donaldson, bride-elect of May 22, was entertained on Wednesday evening to a miscellaneous shower given by her sister Mrs. Joan Switzer, of Shipka and sister-in-law Mrs. Irene Donaldson on Wednesday evening at the home of her mother Mrs. Donaldson. Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Carter and Mr. & Mrs.Allan Hill enjoyed this weekend in Wheeling West Virginia and visited the Country Music Hall and The Ogle Bay mansion. They also enjoyed their tour of Rex Humbard Cathedral of Tomorrow in Akron, Ohio. Mr. & Mrs. Fred Young ac- companied by Mrs. Jean Young attended a birthday dinner at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Glen Kennedy in honour of Darren Kennedy's 15th birthday on April 26. I had the pleasure of attending the World War One Veterans annual banquet at the Royal Canadian Legion, Glencoe, Friday April 23 along with our Charter President Comrade Percy Vahey. There were 18 WWI vets in attendance and it was sure great to listen as they reminisced of those days between 1914-18 that seem so long ago for us but are still vivid memories to these great 'old sweats'. I don't mind telling you it was an experience I will cherish for a long time, Been around the Branch recently? Let me assure you there is a surprise in store for those of you that haven't; the planned renovations are progressing and when completed we will have a lounge of which every member will be justly By MRS. ROBERT LAING Mrs. Duncan Scott opened the April meeting of the Marian Ritchie evening auxiliary of Cromarty church with the call to worship. There is a Green Hill was sung, For the topic, Mrs. Eldon Allen gave three short readings: what is Easter?, Ten Commandments of Happiness, and the story of the moving of the Church of the Virgin Mary in Czechoslovakia. Jean Carey, assisted by Mrs. John 'Pempleman, presented the study book on the role played by Canadian Christians in the schools in Taiwan. The meeting closed with, Jesus keep me near the Cross, and the Lord's Prayer. A silent auction of baking, sewing, and plants which followed the meeting realized over thirty dollars for the group. proud, For any of those 'skeptics who said work parties were a thing of the past - well - I've got news for you, the members have been turning out with great en- thusiasm and it is a tip of our Berets to you all for the cooperation received, Please keep the date of Wed- nesday, May 12, open for this is general meeting night at which time nominations will be reopened and you will be called upon to elect those members you wish to carry on with the affairs of your Branch of the Legion for the term 1976-77. Come on out and vote as you wish but please vote! And that's 30 for this week - Remember 4- People can be divided into three groups - those who make things happen, those who watch things happen and those who wonder what hap- pened! REDI-MIX CONCRETE All Types of Concrete Work McCann Const. Ltd. DASH WOOD Phone 237-3381 (free estimates) - realizes almost $400 Senior Citizens draw Clandeboye residents enjoy euchre EACH TIRE BELTED POLYEST"ER ...like original equipment on many '68 to '76 cars BOTTLE DRIVE - The Crediton Cubs and Scouts held a bottle drive Saturday to raise money fo`r a camping trip. From left, Robert Mitchell, Scott Dinney and Jeff Sutherland just finished loading some collected bottles into the trunk of their car. T-A photo by Sharon Specht F78 14 (775 141 WHIT (WALE Sale Price, EACH 13 'After discount for cash when you huy 2 or more Turnpike Wide-Track-a quality tire now on sale at a low low price! Our 'hulpihe \1111.112-1 rack is built to pros on ewcting speohciltions 2 high-modulus glass belts stabilife deep-tread channels for increased wet traction. and assure longer mile- age. 2 Pot). ester hods plies fur a soil smooth ride. i*11"r'"."1"1111r Crediton W.I. preparing for district annual meeting WHITEWALL SIZE SAFETY 99 LONG CORO 4 PLY NYLON I REGULAR SALE PRICE I TIRE (and Adjustment) PRICE (EACH) 2 Tires Or mere By MISS ELLA MORLOCK The Women's Institute held their monthly meeting April 21. Mrs. Lloyd Roeszler, representative of the Parks Board, was present to learn the wishes of the Institute concerning the erection of a plaque and entrance gates at the Community Field. The minutes of the 1975 Annual Meeting were read, as were the reports of the treasurer and of the Standing Committees. Roll Call was answered by giving the surnames of one's grandparents. Mrs, Bruce Shapton reported on the board meeting held in Hensall April 6, Plans were made for hosting the District Annual May 20, and for securing tickets for at- tendance at the Country Playhouse, Grand Bend, during the summer, Mrs. Aaron Wein explained plans for collecting Canada Packers' labels, Mrs. Walter Weber conducted the installation of officers for 1976-77. President, Mrs, Cliff Kenney; 1st Vice President, Mrs. Gerald Dearing; 2nd Vice President, Mrs. Dave Cottel; Secretary, Mrs. Harvey Hodgins; Assistant, Mrs. Eric Finkbeiner; Treast- , Mrs. Donald Davey; Assistant, Mrs. Glenn Hodgins; District Director, Mrs. Bruce Shapton; Alternate, Mrs. Walter Weber; Auditors, Mrs. Sam King, Mrs. Shapton; Pianists, Mrs, Harvey Hodgins, Mrs. Shapton; Branch Committee, Mrs. Earl Neil, Mrs. Ross Krueger, Mrs. Irvine Finkbeiner; Good Cheer, Mrs. Krueger; Curator Tweedsmuir History, Mrs. Earl Haist; Agriculture & Canadian Industries, Mrs. Ross Haugh; Citizenship & World Affairs, Mrs, Ed Nethercott; Family & Con- sumer Affairs, Mrs. Earl Neil; Public Relations, Mrs. Russell King; Education & Cultural Affairs, Mrs. Bruce Shapton; Resolutions, Mrs, Ed Hendrick, Mrs. Gerald Dearing was chairman for the program and discussed the motto "If you can't see the bright side, polish the dull side," Mrs. Art Ball demon- strated the art of tatting and offered to teach anyone desiring to learn. Lunch was served by the December program committee, Personals Three member of - the Presbytery were present at the Official Board meeting in Zion United Church Wednesday evening. Rev. John Oestricher, Clinton, Rev, Harley Moore, Grand Bend and Rev. W, H. Knisley, Goderich, discussed how to promote growth in the church. Flowers in the church for the Sunday morning service were from the funeral service of Mrs. Sylvester Wuerth and Mr. Squire I lerdman, Dinner guests at the home of Mr. & Mrs, Lloyd Hey, Friday evening were Rev. & Mrs. M. E. Reuher, Seaforth, and their daughter Anne, recently returned from a teaching mission in ,Japan. Mr. William Smith is a patient in University Hospital. Alex Handerer suffered a painful accident Saturday when his bicycle collided with a parked car. Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Finkbeiner flew to Saskatoon to attend the wedding of their grandson Wayne, Lambie, Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Hey were in Dorchester Sunday to visit Mr. & Mrs. Tom Silverthorne and baby daughter Crystal, A78/13 (600/13) 878/13 (850/13) C78/13 (700/13) E78/14(735/14) F78/14 (775/14) 67 8 /14(825/14) H78/14 (855/14) F78/15 (775/15) 678/15 (825/15) 1178/15 (855/15) 178/15(915/15) Five Year Road-Hazard Insured The more you learn about tires the more you'll agree, Canadian Tire makes your tire dollar No charge for Passenger-Tire Installation on most standard rails Ns hen you btq nor Dill or Schrader Valle at our regular catalogue price or S1.00. We must install our nest lire a n d 1.1is e together. ''A tire isn't mink unless the t. iliVC is WO Sid lire wheel. 51.00. q°/0 Discount for Cash Payment in lieu of Bonus Coupons . or use your Canadian Tire Card _GDIARTRER