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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-03-03, Page 16Plastic Trucks Shi-Dolls 88c Toys Colouring Books Hockey Puck, All NHL Banks Die Cut Art Wheels SPEAKERS AT iJSBORNE - The nine top public ly. From the left are Lisa Rundle, Audrey Van Wieren, Jeff Borland and Donna Prout. Missing was Michael at Usborne Central School were selected recent- Coates, Julie Ford, Barb Skinner, Pearl Buswell, T-A photo speakers Steven Stewart. Turn Those Dingy Old Heirlooms Into Stripped and refinished by a revolutionary new process and then refinished and reupholstered by our expert Craftsmen. The stripping process gently lifts the old finish from the beautiful wood beneath VELVET TOUP Refinishing Products Inc)/ OFF 8 Stripping /0 Canadian Furniture Restorers Hwy. 83 across from Acme Signs EXETER 235.0131 or 262.2648 OWNED AND OPERATED BY EUROPEAN TRAINED CRAFTSMAN WITH 24 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN FURNITURE RESTORING cF 235a281 1 EXETER IMINOW CHARG EX I 311 MAIN ST. JUNIOR CHAMP - Trophies were presented to the to performers in Sunday's figure skating carnival of the Zurich-Grand Bend club. Above, junior winner Kathy Merner accepts her award from club pro Pauline Bell. Crediton East folk home from hospital Mr. & Mrs. Stan Preszcator and girls and Mrs. Joe Thornton were Sunday supper guests with Mr, & Mrs. Louis Thornton, London, and later called on Mr. & Mrs. Clifford Thornton, London. By MRS. E. SUMMERS GRANTOR Court Valentine Canadian Order of Forester's ladies lodge held their annual birthday party which took the form of a smorgasbord pot luck supper in the Forester's Hall February 21. Each member brought their husband or a friend and another couple. After being welcomed by President Mrs. Larry Hern members and guests partook of a variety of casseroles with salads to complement them, followed by birthday cake and ice cream. Later progressive euchre was enjoyed, Prizes were won by Mrs. Malcolm Spence, ladies' high score; Mrs.. Gordon Dann (playing as a man) men's high score. Mrs. Henry Wissel, lone hands; Mrs. James Doyle, ladies' low score; and Ken Hodgson, men's low score. C.G.I.T. News The C.G.I.T. meeting took place at the United Church Thursday evening opening with a prayer followed by a hymn. The girls then watched slides on Mexico which is their current study. Maria Vanderminnen read an article on education and bullfighting in Mexico, A new member was welcomed, a friend of Maria Vanderminnen, Debbie Lascelles. 4-H News The fourth meeting of the 4-H Club "Consider 'your Clothes" - was held at the home of leader Mrs. Michael O'Shea Thursday. The meeting opened with the 4-H Pledge and the roll call answered by the questions, "What would you ask yourself or a sales clerk when buying material?" Business discussed was a name for the Club, Ann Garrett suggested "The Sweat Shirts". The reason given for this was because the scrap material could be used as designs on the dark blue book covers. Leader Mrs. Garrett discussed desires for things, compared to those needed and also blouse labels using cards which illustrated the best type of label. Leader Mrs, O'Shea gave in- struction on three types of stit- ching, namely stay stitching, ,darts and gathers. Mrs. Garrett explained the home assignment of finishing a wardrobe chart and both leaders talked to the members about basting their blouse, so that they would be ready for the next meeting, they also discussed patterns and were given the roll call for the fifth meeting of this club. The meeting adjourned with the 4-H Motto given by President Brenda Tomlin, Mrs. Garrett will be the hostess for the next meeting Thursday, March 3, at 7 p.m, Church news At the United Church the Granton Cubs and their leaders Mrs. Doreen McRobert, Mrs. Diane O'Shea and Mrs. Gloria Riddell took part in a Church Parade to wind up Scout and Cub week, they were joined by the C.G.I.T. and Explorers and their leaders Mrs, Marion Gricken, Mrs. Betty Rooney and Mrs. Carol Johnson, Rev. Elwood Morden was in charge of the service and welcomed the young people and paid tribute to their leaders. Mrs. O'Shea gave the history of Lord Baden Powell founder of the Sc out movement. The minister entitled the children's story "How tall does a boy or girl have to be" and an- swered the question with the following words, "Tall enough to see what is right; short enough to see how to do it; brave enough to do it; and strong enough to be able to do it. Sunday School pupils receiving attendance awards were First Pin, Dana Hofrichter, fourth pin, Cindy Hofrichter, fifth pin, Heidi Hayden and second bar, Allan Mardlin. The Scripture lesson Luke 23-27-38 was read by C.G.I.T. Marnie Rooney, The sermon, the first in a Lenten series on "The last seven words" was taken from the Scripture Luke 23-34 "Father forgive them, for they know not what they do" and was entitled "The word of foregiveness." Christ's enemies knew that they were doing wrong, but they did not know that they were committing a sin so black that it was beyond realization said Rev. Mordon, A reminder that the World Day of Prayer will be held in the United Church, March 4, at 7:30 p.m. At St. Thomas Anglican Church Rev. Mary Mills conducted the morning service Sunday, it being the first Sunday in Lent, took her sermon from the Gospel of the day, Matt. 4-1-10 which tells the story of the temptation and our Lord's experiences in the wilderness. Rev. Mills read a letter she had received from Bishop Ragg, regarding the Uganda appeal, $20,000 has already been sent from the Primate to the World Relief and Development Fund. The board of management meeting will be held Wednesday evening March 9 at the Rectory in Kirkton. Personals Wishes for a speedy recovery are extended to Mrs. Joseph Bryan, who suffered a heart attack and is a patient in St. Marys Memorial Hospital. Mr. & Mrs. Allan Ullman, Paul and Cheryl of Sarnia, spent Sunday with Mrs. Ullman's parents Mr. & Mrs. Cliff McRobert. Mrs. Al Cocquyt, Mrs. Robert Harloff and Mrs. Elmer Sum- mers attended the Chairman's Dinner of the Canadian Cancer Society, London Middlesex Unit at Thameswood Lodge, London, on Wednesday evening, February 23. Elimville WI fete husbands By KATHY COOPER ELIMVILLE The members of the Elimville Women Institute' accompanied by their husbands and friends, enjoyed an evening of fun at the Exeter Bowling Lanes recently. All alleys were occupied by six enthusiastic bowlers at each. A winner for high score at each alley received a Wintario ticket, compliments of Aub and Grace Farqhuar. The lucky bowlers were Mrs. Ina Skinner, Philip Johns, Floyd Cooper, Gilbert Johns, Dale Skinner and Howard Pym. Young Peoples The Thames Road-Elimville Young Peoples held a meeting Thursday evening at Mrs. Jack Wilison. The Gideons were Sunday guests at the Thames Road- Elimville church services. The guest preacher was Edgar Cudmore and guest soloist was Morley Hall. Ladies in the community are looking forward to the Quilting Course being offered by the Elimville W.I. The leaders Mrs. Ivan Brock and Mrs. Bill Allen will meet with the ladies who have registered at Elimville Church basement at 7:30, March 8 for their first class. The Thames Road-Elimville CGIT held a meeting Sunday evening at Elimville, Mr. & Mrs. Delmer Skinner and Mr, & Mrs. Norman Jaques visited Sunday evening with Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Cooper. Weekend guests with Doug Cooper were Chris Gobbi and Brian Stanicki of Pelham of the Niagara area. PARKHILL By MRS. HARRY SHEPPARD Mrs. Verne Sharpe returned home from a few days visit with her son Mr, & Mrs, Glen Sharpe, Oakville. Mr. & Mrs. Tony Ansems and Mr. & Mrs. Gus Massenhoven had an enjoyable bus trip to Florida staying mainly in Cocoa Beach. Newt Hayter and Claire Woodburn are spending a few days at Sudbury. DRINKINGptud DRIVING rat DISASTER &airs' Children Sizes 4-11 Rubber Boots Economy $ Brooms Ekco Wet Mops $ $ $ Slippers 1 Lb. 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