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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-06-16, Page 16Shoes Available In Hensall Dress and Casual Everything from Suits to Underwear In Both Stores We Have The Perfect Gift For Him SPECIAL FATHER'S DAY BONUS Short Sleeve DRESS $ 1 8 SHIRTS FOR Don't Forget To Get In On Our Draw For $50 GIFT CERTIFICATE Free Entry With Every Purchase Len McKnight & Sons MEN'S WEAR WITH TWO LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU Exeter Hensel( 235-2320 262-2244 No. 56 White or Pink Grapefruit 8/9,94 New Potatoes 10Ibs '1.79 Pa ge 16 Times-Advocate, June 16, 1977 NOksw.st NEW BALL PARK ENTRANCE — Crediton Women's Institute donated two entrance gates to the Crediton ball park last week. A time cylinder, containing material from the Institute was placed in the west side gate. Shown with the cylidner are, left to right, Mrs. Della Sims, Mrs. Earl Haist and Mrs. Cliff Kenney. T-A photo Fix gates at Crediton park EARN DOLLARS . . . When you open a Share Account at your local Credit Union, your savings earn dollars in dividends each year plus dollar for dollar life insurance up to a maximum of $2,000.00. For a safe, convenient and profitable place save, see your Credit Union. masimmomil CLINTON COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION LTD. 430 MAIN ST. S., EXETER CLINTON COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION THE. COOPERATORS Exeter Branch 235-0640 235-2120 class aged 3 to 4 years. The little ones, all 31 of them, gave Miss Dorothy• a tree and helped her to plant it, Miss. Dorothy's School will not be lost to the City of London because it has been taken over by Miss Matthews, also a well established school of London. Miss Dorothy (Mrs. Nott) will not be lost to this community because she will be teaching Grade 3 at McGillivray Central School commencing this fall, TOWN OF SEAFORTH Call for Proposals from Mobile Home Subdivision Developers Proposals are invited for the development of a 10 acre site, as a planned mobile home subdivision to improve the availabili- ty of suitable low cost housing. Ownership alternative in the Town of Seaforth. Development will be by registered plan of subdivision with the land and dwelling sold as a unit rather than providing on a rental or leased basis. The selected developer will be responsible for planning site design, landscaping, engineering, servicing, construction and marketing of the mobile home development. An important consideration will be demonstrated experience in this form of development. Letters of intent to submit a proposal for review will be accepted until June 24, 1977, with the final selection of a specific proposal determined by August 30, 1977. For further information please contact JAMES CROCKER CLERK TREASURER BOX 60, SEAFORTH, ONT., NOK IWO TELEPHONE 527-0160 A THANK YOU Jack Riddell JACK KIDDER My thanks to the voters of Huron-Middlesex for your support in the June 9th Election. I look forward to doing my utmost to serve ALL the people of the riding in any way possible. I intend to resume my weekly reports from the Legislature as soon as it is called into session. I also would like to remind everyone that my constituency office is open in Exeter Monday to Friday from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. daily, and that toll free calls can be made from any point in the riding by asking the operator for ZENITH 64-240. In Exeter and district simply call EXETER 235-0170. The phone is manned 9 - 5 p.m., Monday to Friday. Since the election we have tried to get all the roadside "Riddell" signs taken down. I am very concerned that this lob be completed quickly and thoroughly. If anyone knows of any of my campaign material that is still posted, please contact any of the following, and it will be taken down immediately. PARKHILL LUCAN EXETER HENSALL—ZURICH SEAFORTH CLINTON GODER ICH 294-0053 227.4840 235-2595 236-4034 527-0171 482.3738 524.7901 Yours sincerely, Jack Riddell M.P.P. HURON—MIDDLESEX By MISS ELLA MORLOCK Cement caps, prepared by Jack Jesney, were put on the or- namental gates at the Com- munity Park entrance Wed- nesday. Members of Women's Institute committee, Mrs. Earl Haist, Mrs. Cliff Kenny and Mrs, Della Sims, were present to watch the lowering into place of the slabs, Into one post, Mrs, Kenney lowered a plastic canister con- Clandeboye WI to attend play `Miss Dorothy' feted by students on 'retirement' taining memorabilia prepared by the committee. Frank Mc Isaac, Cliff Kenney and Mr. Jesney's brother, a visitor from England, helped to get the caps into place. Rev. & Mrs. Armin Schlenker attended the Emcke Family Reunion near Elmwood Satur- day. Mary Schlenker and Helen Finkbeiner took part in the Starvathon for Compassion in the Exeter High School last weekend. Money was raised for the hungry of Haiti and Bangladesh. Mr. & Mrs. Will Oestricher spent several days at Windsor last week, visiting Mr. Oestricher's sisters. During the morning service at Zion United Church, Mrs. Lorne Preszcator explained to the congregation work done by the appointed committee in negotiation with the Brinsley congregation. The congregational vote on the ad- visability of forming a two-point charge with Brinsley will be held during the morning service June 26. Members of the Parks Board staged a successful chicken barbecue in the community field, Saturday evening. The seven members of the board offer a vote of thanks to the women of the community' who' made and donated the pies for the supper. Honor bride at Centralia By MRS. FRED BOWDEN Cathy Isaac, bride elect, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Isaac, was guest of honour at a miscellaneous shower in the schoolroom of the United Church on Monday evening. Mrs. S. Skinner and Mrs. M. Buswell were the conveners and on the program was a reading by Mrs. Ken Greb. Music was provided by Mrs. Earl Dixon and the address was read by Mrs. Lewis Tasko. Cathy, who was assisted in displaying the gifts by Faye Blair and Dianne Skinner, expressed her appreciation for the gifts. Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins were Saturday visitors with their daughter and son-in-law Mr. & Mrs. Jim Files in London. Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Hirtzel spent the weekend at Fisher- men's Cove. A number from here attended the Sunday School Anniversary service in the Zion West United Church on Sunday. Mrs. Lorne Hicks attended the anniversary service in the Ash- field Presbyterian Church on Sunday and was a guest at the home of her niece and nephew, Mr. & Mrs. Jack Mackenzie and family. On the previous Sunday, Mr. & Mrs. Ken Clarke and Julie of Zurich were dinner guests with Mrs. Hicks. Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Hodgson of Toronto were Sunday callers at the home up Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins, Mr. & Mrs. Matt Konrad of Dundas were Saturday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Molnar. Gabian Stone Calcium Chloride in 100 pound bags Sand & Stone Gravel Stone for Weeping Beds EARL LIPPERT. TRUCKING LTD. Crediton 234.6382 The Clandeboye Women's Institute is planning an evening at the Huron Country Playhouse on Wednesday July 27 to see the Rogers and Raft Musical "Babes in Arms". The admission, including bus fare, will be $5.00. Anyone wishing to go please contact Mrs. Peter Groenewegen, 227-4939, Mrs. Arnold Blake, 227-4889 or Mrs. Cecil Carter, 227-4857 as soon as possible since the tickets are going fast. The bus leaves Clandeboye at 7:15 p.m. Mrs. Clarence Millson was able to return home from St. Joseph's Hospital on Monday. Mr. & Mr's. Dave Kestle visited on Sunday with Dave's brother, Melvin and Mrs. Kestle of Sebringville. Jane Robertson of Lucan and Janis Kestle of Clandeboye are working with the Ausable Con- servation Authority for the summer. The Clandeboye Ladies Ball team won their game with Nairn on Thursday night by a score of 7- 3. The team plays this week at Parkhill Wednesday night and at Poplar Hill, Thursday night. Their next home game is with Poplar Hill Sunday night, June 19. There will be no service at Clandeboye United Church this Sunday, June 19, due to UWO GRADUATE — Sheryl M. Gilbert, daughter of Mrs. Erma Gibbs, Parkhill, graduated from the University of Western Ontario June 8 with a Honours Bachelor of Arts degree in physical educ- tion. Sheryl will be attending Althouse College in the fall. Don't Forget Dad Anniversary service in the Lucan United Church at 11:15 a.m, with Rev. Harold Snell of Exeter as guest speaker. Mr. & Mrs. George Simpson attended the spring convocation ceremony June 6 at the University of Western Ontario to see their daughter, Helen, receive her Bachelor of Arts degree in Honours Sociology, Mrs, Art Hodgins and Pat attended, the Morley family reunion held at Seaforth Park on Saturday. Other relatives at- tending were from Barrie, Sauble Beach, Wiarton, Brantford, London, Stratford, Mitchell, St. Marys, Exeter and Whalen. June 13 closed another page of Miss Dorothy's School. Miss Dorothy, otherwise known as Church holds • anniversary By JOY SCHEIFELE AILSA CRAIG Carlisle United Church celebrated its 119th anniversary on Sunday. The Rev. John Davies of Stratford was the guest preacher at the 11 a.m. service. Members of the Ailsa Craig congregation joined with Carlisle for this special occasion. Recently the Ailsa Craig United Church observed their 111th anniversary at which time the Rev. Glen Stewart of Ker- wood was the guest preacher. On June 5 the Ailsa Craig and Explorer girls and their leaders presented their annual gift to missions at the morning service. Their gifts this year are given to world development. In addition C.G.1.T. members are supporting a Chinese girl, Ng Yeuk Wan, through the United Church's Hong Kong Child Sponsorship program at a cost of $144 a year. June 26 is the last Sunday of regular Sunday School classes before the summer vacation. Awards will be given on that day in the church service. The church ladies have also been busy baking cookies for Thamesford Lodge in London where out of town cancer patients may spend overnight. Gifts of magazines, cosmetics, has ti- notes, tooth paste, etc. were also being gathered to help make patients' stay more comfortable while at Thamesford. Mrs, Dorothy Nott, R.R. 2 Lucan will be remembered for her Sunshine School on Television and well known to many boys and girls down through the years, She also has had her own private nursery school in Berkshire Village, London, The school finally closed its doors on Monday and was celebrated at the Nott farm by the graduating UWO GRADUATE — Helen Simpson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Simpson, RR 2 Lucan, graduated from the University of Western Ontario with a Honours Bachelor of Arts degree in Sociology, June 6. Helen is a former graduate of North Middlesex District High School. . . 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