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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-05-06, Page 5Good turnout Times-Advocate, May 6, 1976 Page .5 Elimville LICIN meeting held ALPHA PI SORORITY of Exeter inducted its new executive Tuesday evening. From the left: Lillian Campbell, new director Marianne Topp, president, Marian McCarter, vice-president, and Gay Lamond, treasurer. Ab- sent from picture, Bonnie Brook, secretary. T-A photo by Leigh Robinson. 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Pkg. 79' Duncan Hines CAKE MIXES All varieties 59' STORE HOVR.Ss Mon Thee., Wed., & Sat. 94 Thule, Ik Fri. 94 PRICES EFFECTIVE 'TILL TUESDAY, MAY 11/76. The Strong o n n e s Glad GARBAGE BAGS P.OF 1 c9 • 20 See us for expert up141?.Lp3.giAt • Free estimates • Free pickup and delivery • Expert workmanship H. UPHOLSTERING RR 3, EXETER 235-1588 For Your Shopping Convenience. We Are Open Every THURS. and FRI. Night 'Till 9 o'clock. Gabian Stone Calcium Chloride in 100 pound bags Sand & Stone Gravel Stone for Weeping Beds EARL LIPPERT TRUCKING LTD. Crediton 234-6382 • • By MRS. IRVIN RADER PASHWOOD Dashwood Men's club held their monthly dinner meeting Friday, April 30, with their wives as special guests. Following the dinner catered to by Dashwood WI guest speaker A. Buck, representative of the Ontario Pork Producers Marketing Board, demonstrated different cuts in pork and spoke on special ways of serving pork. After the demonstration the cuts of meat were auctioned off with a nice profit, Dancing to , Bob Heywood's orchestra followed. 4-H Girls Dashwood club no. 2 held their 8th and final meeting April 28 with all 14 girls present. The roll call was to show the Free Choice article and favourite stitch. Everyone showed the article and some of them chose satin stitch, back stitch, and the French Knot. The next meeting is a get together on May 3 at Dashwood community centre. Dashwood Senior Citizens Dashwood Senior citizens met May 2 with 27 present. Charles Marlene, Harold Carroll, Ross Love, and Eben Weigand were appointed to attend a Zone meeting at Clinton May 20. The Miller girls entertained the group and also led in a sing-song. Euchre followed with various prizes being won by Mr. & Mrs. Eben Weigand, Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Rader, Mrs, Frieda Keller, Mrs. Gertrude Hodgins, Mrs. Charles Martene, Harold Carroll and Omer Burney. The next meeting will he a picnic June 14. LWML Meeting The Lutheran Women's Missionary League of Zion Lutheran church held their quarterly Missionary meeting with Mrs. Albert Miller in charge of the topic "Where There's a Will". This was a study of the christian Nehemiah. Personals Miss Sharon Rader, London, spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Irvin Rader. Professor and Mrs. Leonard Burke, Guelph. are spending some time with Mr. & Mrs. Vernon Schatz. Mrs. Luella By MISS ELLA MORLOCK Rev. & Mrs. J,V. Dahms, Regina, visited friends in the area Friday, and the church he pastored 1948-53. Rev. Bruce Pierce, Rev. Armin Schlenker and Ed Hendrick at- tended Tuesday's session of the Presbyterial at Brussells. Iva Canning of Wembley, Middlesex, England, is a guest at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Slaght. Joanne Slaght is a patient at War Memorial Children's Hospital, London, where she underwent open heart surgery Tuesday. Miss Laura Mathers has been transferred from the hospital at Strathroy to the nursing home at Ailsa Craig. Thursday evening the Sunday School staff of Zion United Church decided to plan for Vacation Bible School the second week of August. Sunday morning Mrs. Peter Martin, representing the School, read the Scripture. Rev. Bruce Pierce brought a message on the authority, nature and results of Eternal Life, The week of May 10 the Flowers of Hope Campaign will be conducted in the village. Canvassers are Linda Pierce, Karen Hodge, Mrs. Roy Gibson, Tammy Schenk, Mrs. Walter Fydenchuk and Darlene Collett. Mrs. Bruce Pierce, Mrs. Peter Martin, Ella Morlock, Mrs. B. Dinney, Mrs. Marguerite Fink- beiner and Mrs. Cora Wein at- tended the Friday morning meeting of the Christian Women's Club in Trivitt Memorial Hall, Exeter. Columnist Elaine Townshend was guest speaker. Mrs. Duncan MacAdam is a patient in the Clinton hospital. Mrs. Allen Finkbeiner and Mrs. Nelsbn Schenk were in Ailsa Craig Saturday to call on Miss Laura Mathers. Dashwood Mepls Club has wives as guests Calfas, Sarnia, was a Saturday visitor. Laurie Becker, Elizabeth Datars, Jayne Hayter, and Vickie Miller young adults from Zion Lutheran church attended the Youth Congress at Holy Cross Church, Kitchener, on the weekend. Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Rader were Mr. & Mrs. Ivan Taylor, Kite hener ; Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Rader, Stratford; and Mr. & Mrs. Garnet Weiberg, Waterloo, Grace Kraft, Grand Forks, North Dakota, who has been visiting with Miss Pearl Kraft and other relatives left for Florida accompanied by Mrs. Cora Gaiser to visit the latter's daughter and family, Mr, & Mrs. Ray Kretzman. Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Ross Love were Mrs. Ruth Hendrick, Grand Bend; Mrs. Edith Love, Exeter; and Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Love, Parkhill, The council of the village of Dashwood have requested the I)og Control Officers to make more frequent trips to the village to pick up dogs running at large. Michael ,Gibson is one of the pupils of Grade eleven Geography class at South Huron High School who is spending this week in Kentucky. Mrs. Leo Gibson spent last Thursday in Clinton with Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Marriage, Randy and Robbie who has just returned home from Clinton hospital, By DENISE FLETCHER Miss Deb Lancaster, St. Marys, was hostess to honor Margaret Brock bride elect. On Sunday another shower was held at the home of Mrs. Cliff Brock with Mrs. Goldwin Glen and Mrs. Jessie Rader assisting. A number from the community attended the Regier-Parsons reception held at the Kirkton- Woodham community centre Sal urday evening, Mr. & Mrs. Elwyn Kerslake visited with Mrs. Annie Veal at Huronview, Clinton on Sunday. A wedding anniversary party on Monday evening for Mr. & Mrs. Russ Waun, Exeter was attended by Mr, & Mrs. Elwyn Kerslake and other members of the immediate family. "Life' demands from you only the strength you possess. Only one feat is possible — not to have run away." — Dag Ham- marskjold By JOY SCHEIFELE Gary Wayne Olson, 31, son of Mr. & Mrs. Odin Olson of Abbotsford, B.C. was killed recently in a deep sea diving accident. Working off Campos, Rio de Janeiro, as a deep sea diver, he along with another diver was fatally injured while working on an underwater project. After completing their assignment the two divers successfully surfaced only to be the victims of an equipment valve not set in proper .working conditions. Gary Olson is the nephew of Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Gillies of Ailsa Craig, Track and field set If there is a lot of running around in circles at the East Williams Memorial Public School these days, at least it's calculated! Fifteen boys have already registered fora vigorous training session which will continue at the school during July and August. During this time they will periodically compete in various track and field meets throughout south-western Ontario. Under the direction of East Williams' teacher, Mr. G. Welsh- man, and Strathroy's Our Lady Immaculate teacher, Paul Bouchard, the boys will train at least three mornings per week throughout the summer. Provision has been made for the use of the school and the town- ship's recreational field, The first regional meet will be head as early as July 3rd in the Bantam division. On July 10th another meet is scheduled which is sponsored by the Canadian Legion, The boys will also compete in the Western Ontario Track and Field Association meets. Boys age 12 and 13, interested in running, are still eligible to register, and do not necessarily have to be students at East Williams, They will have to be responsible, however, for their own transportation to and from training sessions. A sign suddenly appeared outside the Ailsa Craig United Church last Wednesday evening reading, "Welcome - Top's Club Bake Sale and Rummage Sale now being held downstairs", Many took advantage of the in- vitation and attended. Tables of used toys and clothing filled a good part of the room which were quickly surrounded by delighted youngsters and mothers alike. Most were extremely pleased with the bargains they found among the many articles which were all in excellent condition, Nor could many resist the tempting array of home baked goods, After shopping, tea or juice was available to be enjoyed while fellowshipping together. Along With the tea a wide selection of nourishing and tasty cheeses and other "Finger foods" was of- fered. The group successfully raised funds for their projects and those wise enough to accept the in- vitation to attend, gained op- portunity for excellent buys and chatting with other community members. Students endeavouring to run marathon Anyone for a bit of jogging? There's an open invitation for anyone to join with fifty en- thusiastic students at the East Williams Memorial Public School as they faithfully jog after classes each Tuesday afternoon through Nairn, The newly formed Jogging Chth under the direction of teacher, Mr. G. Welshman, sets out to complete 3.4 miles of jogging each Tuesday. The distance is carefully recorded for each runner whose aim is to run a total of twenty-six miles within eight weeks and thus completi: a marathon run. Students who successfully complete the 28 miles will be awarded a jogging liar at the end of the year. 1 FOOD STORES . Jolly Miller FOR THE SUNNY SEASON... Farm House APPLE PIE 24 oz. 890 pie Fraser Vale COD FISH & CHIPS 24 oz. 1.09 Pkg. By KATHY COOPER ELIMVILLE The UCW held their meeting April at the Country Spire near Russeldale with a good turnout. Everyone had the opportunity to look and also purchase any of the items. A lovely lunch was enjoyed by all. The owner, Mrs. Smith gave a brief history of the church since she and her husband had pur- chased it. The minutes and correspon- dence were read. Mrs. Janet Coward gave a very interesting article. Mrs. Gwen Coward read the scripture and Mrs. Ina Skinner read a poem. A large number attended the "Spring Sing" at Usborne, Cen- tral School Wednesday afternoon and Friday evening. The Elimville UCW catered to the Parsons-Regier wedding at the Kirkton-Woodham Com- munity Centre Saturday. Many guests attended the reception the same evening, 4-H A short 4-H meeting of Elim- vine IT was held Tuesday at Mrs. ,Judy Johns, All members handed RAY r;. • -+ *.*4 ti Schneiders Kent SIDE BACON 1 Lb. 1 .39 POWDERED DETERGENT CARNIVAL Fruit Cocktail CARNIVAL Tomatoes Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island, They visited Mrs. Webber's parents Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Anderson, of Sydney Mines, Cape Breton while there. Mrs. J.L. Wilson spent several days in Toronto last week. Mr. John Batten and Mr. Floyd Cooper attended the "T.J. Mahoney" road school Univer- sity of Guelph this week. Mrs. Donald Kerslake returned home from hospital. Mrs. Minnie Elford returned home from the hospital. ORANGE Flavour CRYSTALS 3-31/4 Oz. 59e Pkg. Seafortli Ontario • Schneiders Chunk BOLOGNA 89 L. 10 Lb, .9 Box 26oz. Btl. plus deposit TIDE COCA- COLA 6/1.19 50 Oz. nn Cascade DISHWASHER DETERGENT I .:jU Cornet CLEANSER Mr. Clean Crisco COOKING OIL 22 02 49' 48 Oz. 1 69 48 Oz. 1.89 SCHNEIDERS Crispy Flake Shortening 1 Ltt. 59' 14 0z, 490 28 Oz. 630 We ii;line The eight le Itnif Mee in their articles. They also practised the skit for Achievement Day. Mr. & Mrs. John Batten, Ralph and Helen visited with Mr. & Mrs. David Passmore and boys on Sunday. They celebrated Jon Passmore's first birthday. Mr. & Mrs, Allie McTavish of Baldur, Manitoba and Mrs. Lesta Kew of Granton are staying with Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Fulton. Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Webber and Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Cooper returned recently from a trip to 0;;40 Head LETTUCE PICK. DF•THE. CROP 3/1.00' Cello RADISHES 1Lb.200 Pkg. „, 8C Fancy Red Delicious APPLES 12/99C Large GREEN PEPPERS 2Eic Hothouse CUCUMBERS 29c ,AT PRICES YO YOVAIMPoz&VsMsgv,