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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-07-14, Page 15CROMARTY BOYS BACK — after a two week stay at the World Jamboree shown with Scouts Mark MeKellar, Andy Vivian, Grant Drost. Visit Petrolia Granton W.I. sponsors trip bers of the Crornarty Boy Scout group returned in Prince Edward Islcmd.tAbove, leader Ron Riley, Mike Finlayson, Greg Kahle, home Rev. Rob Monday Biff Jarvis is Gardiner, and T-A Photo mem Seven SCOTT'S Leather Tack Shop Riding Equipment and Apparel Lee Jeans, Denim'' Jackets & Overalls Western Boots, Hats, Leather Belts, Wallets & Handbags 120 SANDERS ST. W. EXETER, PH. 234-0694 ZURICH ABATTOIR Save money by having us process your order HINDS SIDES . FRONTS lb. $1.15 lb. 85( lb. 68' BEEF 9c lb. Cutting and Wrapping, $9.00 Killing, 12c lb. for Patties. HOGS 9c lb. Cutting and Wrapping, 15c lb. Cur- ing, $6.00 Killing, 15c lb. Sausage,' 8c lb. Render- ing Lard. 236-4939 Next to the Honey House in Zurich NOTICE VILLAGE OF HENSALL All persons are hereby notified that an ex- tension of time to & including August 31st, 1977 has been granted to those not connec- ted to the sanitary sewer system. On Sept. 1, 1977 all persons will be charged sewer surcharge The Council Village of Hensall Hensall, Ont. 1/4.11•t•al•y••II.IMI•Mi••IMII.Y•tlm••IolsI••••••muif•IMMIM•ddisO••••••••••••IllnI.IIM•INI•PMMIIII•NSI/ObIMIMIM•••••••••P) PROCLAMATION VILLAGE OF HENSALL August 1st, 1977 has been proclaimed Civic Holiday in the Village of Hensall. All persons & businesses are hereby requested to obser- ve August 1st, 1977 as such. The Council Village of Henson Hensall, Ont. ge, A funeral service was held for Mrs. Arthur Amy in Paris, Ontario, Tuesday afternoon, Saturday Mrs. Fred Bowers held Open Rouse in honour of her daughter Cathy, bride elect of this month, Cathy, Karen and Dianne Skinner displayed the gifts, Mrs, Peter Martin and Ruthie, Mrs. Rick Bowers and Mrs. Jim Finkbeiner assisted Mrs. Bowers in serving the. guests. A loafer is a person who is trying to make both weekends meet. Starts Today! 20% OFF ALL FABRICS — Plus other specials — 60" - 12 SHADES INTERLOCK $1 .88 YD. TRICOT L.B1 .29 60" 72" PLAINS, STRIPES T-SHIRTING 98' YD, 60" PLAINS DBL. KNITS $ i g 7u00 Nip. 45" POLY-COTTON CO-ORDINATES $1 .79 60" JACQUARD DBL. KNITS $2 •98 yd. See our Specials on New White & Elna Sewing Machines Mary's Sewing Centre 17 VICTORIA ST., CLINTON 482-7036 McCann Cost. Ltd. DASHWOOD, ONT. Pre.cast A11101011k Your Authorized Dealer DIAL 237-3381 Concrete • Steps and Porches • Ornamental Railings • Lawn Ornaments BEAT THE Ic)R HE SPECIAL CLEARANCE SUMMER FURNITURE 1 I r 20% Off All SUNLITE CHAIRS CHAISES / SPECIAL PRICES ON TORCAN AND ELECTROHOME FANS Glanville family spends week at Manitoulin By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR CREPITON EAST David Glanville and Rose Cabane, Listowel visited last Thursday evening with the for- mer's parents Mr. & Mrs, Stan Preszcator, Barbie Glanville returned home with them for holidays. Miss Karen Foran, Blyth visited on the weekend with her grandparents Mr. & Mrs. Stan Preszcator and her mother Elaine Foran, Huron Park, Mr. & Mrs, Larry Preszcator and family spent last weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Ed Chalmers, Goderich. Canada's Food Guide recommends two daily servings of either yellow or green vegetables, besides a serving of potatoes. Raw vegetables should also be eaten as often as possible. Miss Diane Beaver spent a few days with her aunt and uncle and Cousins Mr, & Mrs, Larry Robinson and boyp, R.R. 1 Lucan. Mrs. Dora Ringland, Rushville N.Y. and her son. Reggie Lloyd, Picton, visited over the weekend with relatives. Master Gerry Beaver celebrated his seventh birthday on Thursday. Mr. & Mrs. Harold Glanville and family, and Mr. & Mrs. Nick Lansbergen and girls, Charles Glanville and Maurice Haist and girls spent last week at the Manitoulin Island, Robert England Jr., Huron Park spent the weekend with his grandparents Mr. & Mrs. Stan Preszca tor. Miss Jo Anne, and Master Adam Preszcator spent Sunday with their grandparents Mr. & Mrs. Gerald O'Rourke, Zurich, By MRS, E. SUMMERS GRANTON Rev. Elwood Morden con- ducted the morning worship at the United Church Sunday and took his sermon from the .DENTAL ASSISTANT GRAD — Nancy Ryan, cictughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim- Ryan, RR 3. Granton graduated recently from Fanshawe College as a Dental Assistant, She. is presently employed wiih Dr. Snelgrove in London. scripture lessons from Samuel and Thessalonians and entitled his message "The Art of Encouragement". In every period of life there is an urgent need for en- couragement, said Rev. Morden, losing heart means losing our capacity for encouragement, and a discoul'aged man is a defeated man, this is an art which we all can aquire, you never know what disheartened servant of God you can save by encouragement. In summation the minister said, "If the church is not putting heart into men, it is failing in its mission, this is a day when every Christain should look to his neighbor and if he needs it, build him up with encouragement. W.I. bus trip Wednesday morning July 6 a 49 passenger Charterways bus left Granton, picking up passengers en route in Lucan, Elginfield, Burr, North London, and Hyde Park Side Road. By this time 52 'people were aboard, two folding chairs were occupied in the aisle. This was a trip to the Victoria Playhouse in Petrolia, sponsored by the Granton Women's Institute. Everyone was so thankful that the bus was air conditioned, as it was one of the hottest days this summer, ON HONOUR ROLL — Colleen Ryan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ryan, RR 3, Granton graduated recently from King's College at the University of Western in London with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Sociology. She was on the Dean's Honour Roll. Colleen will be attending Elborn Teachers College in the fall. Preceding the matinee per-, formance at the theatre, which was the play "Man with a load of Mischief" a smorgasbord lun- cheon was enjoyed at the Oil Rig Tavern. Before leaving for home there was time for a tour of the town, which boasts many buildings with an interesting history. Mrs. Clarence Lewis acted as tour guide, and described the points of interest using the speaker on bus. The committee in charge of the arrangements deserves credit for a well organized project. Unit Five U.C.W. meet Tuesday evening July 5 Unit 5 met at the home of Mrs. Elmer Harlton, with Mrs, Chas, McRobert presiding and con- ducting the business. Mrs. Wilbur Harlton was in charge of the program, Mrs. Elmer Harlton related some of the highlights from the book "The Hiding Place" by Come Tenbom. The program concluded with a quiz on Canada Day and a sing song both con- 'ducted by Mrs., W. Harlton. Mrs. Emersi Walls assisted the hbstess to serve lunch. This meeting was held in place of a cancellation in the spring, regular meetings will resume in September. Personals , Mr. & Mrs. Don Roloson and family have returned home after spending a vacation in Florida. Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Hobbs, Denfield visited with Mr, & Mrs. Austin Hobbs, on Sunday evening, Keven Wallis and Terry Millar, London are on a three day visit to New York City. Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Summers attended the London Hor- semanship Show held at Laughing Horse Farm at Nairn, Sunday, By MISS ELLA MQRLQCK CREDITON Some of Crediton's residents enjoyed the four-hour parade of Goderich's sesquicentennial celebration Saturday. Mrs. Robert Palmer and Mark, Ottawa were with Mr. & Mrs. Emmery Fahrner last week. Mrs. Earl Whalen and Tracey, Petawawa spent last week with Mr. & Mrs. Sam King. One day they called on an alert 102-year- old great aunt in the McCormick Home, London, Mrs. Bonnie Keating and her two sons, London, spent a day with Mrs, Viola Wilson, Mrs. Keating was formerly of Exeter. Another London guest of Mrs. Wilson was her daughter, Mrs. Gidget Lindsay. With Ella Morlock last weekend were cousins from Pandora, Ohio, Mr. & Mrs. Loren Radebaugh, Rev. Bruce Pierce and his family attended the Abundant - Life Conference at Stratford. During the Sunday morning service at Zion United Church Mrs. Peter Martin provided special' music in song with Mrs. Ed Finkbeiner accompanying her, With Mrs. Nelson Lamport for the weekend were Mrs. David Pike and Dale Lamport, Toron- to. Visitors at the home of Mr, & Mrs, Will Oestricher last week were Mr. & Mrs. Robert Greenwood, Martha, Edward, Adriene . and Michael of Don Mills, A Monday caller at the home of Mr, & Mrs. Oestricher was Mrs. Joe Daigle, Orangeville, Mr. & Mrs. Daigle occupied an apart- ment in the Oestricher home when Mr, Daigle was stationed at RCAF Centralia. NURSING GRAD — Sharon Brodie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Brodie, Brucefield graduated recently from the Woodstock Campus of Fanshawe College. She has accepted a position with a Saginaw, Michigan hospital. 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