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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-07-21, Page 5west as Vancouver, Mrs. Marguerite Finkbeiner, Rhonda and Everett Van- derworp,, were in Port Elgin Sunday to attend the dedication ceremony for Ryan Michael, son of Mr. & Mrs. Wolfgang Janzen. Rev. & Mrs. Armin Schlenker have returned from a week's vacation at Golden Lake Camp near Pembroke and at the cot- tage of Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Fahner near Sudbury. Allan Sparling, son of Mr. & Mrs, Clare Sparling, Walkerton, was married Saturday afternoon to Sylvia Wilson at St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, Kitchener. Guests at the wedding were Mr. & Mrs, Gordon Morlock, Mrs. Clayton Sims, Mr. & Mrs. Eldon Smith and Carol Anne, Mrs. Irvine Finkbeiner, Mr. & Mrs. Don Finkbeiner, Valerie and Suzanne. Valerie was one of the bride's attendants. • Della Watson, SIM Missionary GRADUATES — Jenny Kester, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Kester, RR 2, Dashwood, graduated from the Early Childhood Education Program, and the Infant and Toddler Care and Guidance program at Lamb- ton College. She has accepted a position at Western Day Care Centre in London, Photo by Jack Doerr Di* FRIED CHICKEN EXETER 135 ,2665 COMPLETE THE PICTURE . WITH YOU AND DIXIE LEE Great weather means the great out- doors — and what's better than the great food at Dixie Lee. Whether in the backyard or out on the town take along some, • SEA FOOD • CHICKEN • SALADS =ItnIZZaZZ Open Doily 1 0 - 1 0 Sunday Noon - 6 • C-B's 282 Main St, • STEREOS 235-2261 • TOWERS • AERIALS • TROPHIES GORD'S `TROPHIES & ENGRAVING COMPLETE (iffi& 107 COVERAGE FOR IV * Home * Farm * Life * Commercial * Automobile * Registered Retirement Plans CONTACT Bev Morgan Insurance Agency Ltd. 238 Main St. Phone 235-2544 Exeter Across from Saveway Lumber BIBLE SCHOOL AT CREDITON — The annual vacation Bible School at Crediton United Church is un- derway this week, Above, Michael Pierce at the left leads a discussion group. T-A photo Church vacation Bible school popular with Crediton kids MERNER'S QUALITY MEATS Mira .10611749 Sides of Beef LB. Fronts of Beef LB. 69' Hinds of Beef LB. s1.15 Sides of Pal' LB. Cut, Wrapped & Frozen To Your Specifications Satisfaction Guaranteed RIB STEAKS Our Own 100% Pure Beef HAMBURG PATTIES Our Own Homemade HEAD CHEESE lb '1.49 lb 89' lb 99' Delicious Homemade Salads Available Thurs., Fri. & Sat. • Bean Salad • Potato Salad • Cole Slaw • Macaroni & Tuna Salad • Baked Beans Good Variety of Cheese Available Kraft Hickory 16 oz. Barbecue Sauce 63' Kellogg's 375 gr. Mini Wheats 78' Supreme pkg. of 10 Garbage Bags 2/98' Catelli 2 lb. box Spaghetti 69' CORN on CARROTS A r the COB 5/59' 2 ib. bog •Fas Phone 237-3314 For All Processing or Freezer Needs Case of 24- 10 Oz, Cons Pepsi $4.85 RADISHES la I lb. bag 41P Heinz Chili Sauce 10 oz. 53° Liquid Certo 6 oz. 63' Toastmaster Frozen Bread 3/99' ,Iply 21, 977 Page 5 • Granton students enjoy exchange visit with Quebecers High School. Brenda says she thoroughly enjoyed herself and Sylvie Guerard of Charlesbourg program planned by Medway was so glad that she had. taken french, the highlight of her visit was a trip to Mt. Morency Park. Al the United Church Rev. Morden conducted the morning worship Sunday, and took his sermon from the Scripture Lesson Matt. 1 and entitled it "Three ways of looking at life" this referred to Jesus saying "What t o went see? ye into the wilder- ness A reed shaken with the wind, a man clothed in soft raiment, or a Prophet. The first question as meant k eyes of a fatalist, and doing just we 1 poloeaisnegd, at life with the, a man in soft raiment meant the worship of wealth and success, and the third question A Prophet meant a man of God and the evidence of God's presence and good will, said Rev, Morden. What is your outlook, how are you living your life, in what direction are you going? the way of Christ is Love, Rightousness and Peace. From Monday July 24 to Friday July 29 from 9:00 - 11:30 a.m. Daily Vacation Bible School will be held in the United Church. All children 5-13 years old of the community are invited to attend. Brenda Tomlin also has a house returned home with Brenda and guest for the next two weeks, will be taking part in an activities By MRS. E. SUMMERS GRANTON Allan Mardlin has returned to Charlesbourg, Quebec with an exchange student, Pierre Gon- thier who has spent the last two weeks as Allan's guest, A very interesting and educational program was planned in connection with Medway High School such as bus trips to points of interest, also at the week end's Allan's parents Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Mardlin took their guest on camping trips etc, To wind up the visit on the last night a supper was held at Medway to which parents, students, and their guests were invited. Dani Robson has returned home from a two weeks exchange visit, accompanied by Claude Broehv of Charlesbourg, Quebec who will he spending the next two weeks as Dani's house guest, Dani stayed at Claude's home during his visit and enjoyed the entertainment that was provided by the school program, April Caverhill has an ex- change student Barbara Boudeau of Charlesbourg, Quebec as her house • guest for the next two weeks. April has just returned from Charlesbourg where she was entertained by Barbara, taking part in a planned progrqrn, The Cocoa Butter in Cocremal. dry skin creme and beauty soap beautifies your skin and you. Cocoa Butter marvellously formu- lated in both COCREMA Dry Skin Creme and Beauty Soap really moisturizes your skin. Rid your lace and body of dry, flaky skin that gives that aging appearance. GET COCREMA COCOA BUTTER Dry Skin Creme and Beauty Soap to help you look more youthful. "4 0 oocr 1 Avalable at: April says the highlight of her . visit was a cruise on the St. Lawrence River. By MISS ELLA MORLOCK VacationBible School classes were begun Monday with 70 pupils enrolled. Members of the staff are Mrs, Peter Martin, Rev. Bruce Pierce, Michael Pierce, Mrs. Judy Watt, Mrs. Larry Ratz and Mrs, Judy Glavin, Helpers are Darlene Collett, Monique Fulcher, Debbie Galloway, Linda Pierce, Mrs. Cliff Russell,. Pat Solomon, Donna MacDonald and Vicki Clarke. Mrs. Ed Finkbeiner accompanies the singing. Visiting with Mr. & Mrs. Maurice Beaver are Lt, Col and Mrs. Robert Misener and family. Formerly of Ottawa, they are on their way to Lt. Col. Misener's new posting in California. Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Finkbeiner enjoyed a holiday in Manitoulin Island and Elliot Lake. Tim Nethercott celebrated his fifth birthday Thursday af- ternoon. Guests at the party were Dean and Shane Pfaff, Lori Glavin, Robert Bowers, Heather and Charlene Browning, Angela & Kim Lansbergen, . Denise & Bruce Dundas. Helen Finkbeiner, travelling with Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence IBecker and, family, toured Western Canada, going as far on furlough from Nigeria, was guest at the home of Ella Morlock last week. Bernard Wilson, London, son of Mrs. Viola Wilson, suffered a dislocated shoulder in an ac- cident at the Clinton Raceway last Sunday. This is the first accident he has had in his many years of training horses. ' The public library will be closed until Tuesday, August 2, Flowers in the sanctuary for the Sunday morning service at Zion United Church were from the funeral service of Mrs. Garnet Wilson, The Sunday evening worship at the Bluewater Rest Home, Zurich, was conducted by Michael Pierce and Russ Watson, Strethroy, By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE Arvin Hanna, Vancouver, Mrs. Myrtle Hanna, Kirkton, Mrs. Mary Thomson, Exeter, visited Tuesday evening with Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Jeffery. Monday afternoon Mr.. Hanna visited with Mr.' & Mrs, William Rohde. Misses Kim Maryanovich and Janice Stewart, Sarnia spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Glen Stewart, Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Jeffery, Alan and Connie were guests on Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. John McLauchlan, Lambeth. Mrs. David Passmore, Tom and Jon spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. John Batten at Windmill Park, Fullerton, Mr. & Mrs. William Rohde spent Sunday with M. & Mrs. Russell Morley at their trailer at Klondyke Park. Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Ballantyne spent last week at Balsam Lake, Wright family hold reunion The 1977 Wright reunion was held in the Kirkton-Woodham community centre on July 10. The attendance was down but a number of cousins from Windsor area were welcomed. The oldest person attending was. Mrs. Myrtle Kercher; the youngest Linda Hardeman, the longest married couple was Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Cushman, while Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Bloomfield came the farthest; from Windsor, The largest family present was the Lorne Ross family, The lady with the most buttons on her dress was Mrs. Evelyn Griffin and John Ames was the only man wearing a tie. Mr. Brian Hardeman had the most change in his pocket. Mr, Ken- neth Bloomfield guessed the correct number of corn kernels in a' Tar. g111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111I ADAMS Heating & Cooling • Heating Systems ti of All Types INSTALLED, MODERNIZED E.: and MAINTAINED :2 • General Sheet Metal Work ▪ • Air Conditioning F.' • Humidifiers ▪ • Ventilation 235-2187 ▪ 133 Huron St., East, Exeter Institute at Bingenian Park Kitchener On July 13, where over 13,000 women from all over Canada had gathered to celebrate this Special Day. Following a smorgasbord 'luncheon Mrs. Herbert Maluske President of the Federated Women's Institute in Ontario, introduced the head table officers and special guest Mrs, Gordon Conant daughter of Mrs. E,D. Smith of Stoney Creek who ivas the first president at the feunding meeting. Mrs. Conant was just a small child and. her mother took her with her to the meeting. The guest speaker was Mrs. Lyndsay Hacket-Pain of Sussex England, Honary Treasurer of the Ass'd Countrywomen of the World, a national organization derived from the Women's Institute, this association has a, membership of 8 1-2 million on 5 continents in 74 countries,. Mrs. Hacket-Pain in her ad- dress told the members about her duties as treasurer of such a vast organization, she said the title honorary did not mean that she did not have a great deal of work to do herself, and asked the members to keep the Pennies for Friendship flowing. This is a volunteer fund, over 75 percent of all A.C.W.W. expenses are paid from this fund. They are our Life Blood said Mrs. Hacket-Pain. Greetings and best wishes were sent from many countries. At the conclusion of her address, Mrs. Hacket-Pain received a copy of the book "The Women's Institute Story" also a silver coffee spoon with the date and 00th an- niversary engraved on it, as gifts from the r.w.Lo. In returnibe speaker presented Mrs, Maluske with a copy of the book "Jam and Jerusalem" also a scroll from her home branch Bishopstow. A lovely decorated cake was on display, with a model of a miniature table with an open book on it and two people sitting at the table. This was representing the signing at the first meeting, Of great interest was the displays of crafts, literature and pictures from all over the world. Everyone returned home with the feeling that they had had a very fulfilling day. We are happy to report that Mrs. Lois Herbert is now home from ,hospital and wish her continued good health, A speedy recovery is extended to Mrs. Henry Evans who is recovering from surgery at Victoria Hospital London, Best wishes for a speedy recovery go to little Christopher Bern who lost three toes as the result of an accident at home and is a patient at University; Hospital London, Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Lambert have returned home after a very en- joyable tour of the British Isles, where they visited many places of interest, Granton residents please note you may get your Exeter Times Advocate at the Hardware store now. IAPArri P • by ,cotty Hamilton Mail your problemS to "Im-° pact" e'o this paper. All letters will be answered provided a stamped ad- dressed envelope is enclos- ed. Some of general interest will be published. Letters must be signed but we will NOT reveal your identity. aim mom mi. mosil KAWASAKI Mt. Carmel 2374456 MUM MUM MIMI III Early in June we published a fetter from a reader concerning the guarantee on his Unitrex watch, We wrote about the sudden closure of this firm in Don Mills, and informed him that many retail outlets were now honouring the guarantees. We asked him to let us know where his watch was purchased, and he has written us to say that, his watch was a present and was bought at, Consumers Distributing store in Georgetown. He will be pleased to learn that Consumers pre one of the firms trying fo keep their Unitrex customers happy! If our reader will contact Mr. Doug Knipe, the store manager at 71 Mounfainview road, Georgetown (phone 877-7444) with full particulars, he has promised to see what can be, done. SEE US FOR Phil Edmonston is a Canadian who helped form the Rusty Ford Owners Association as well as, The Automobile Protection Association. He has now written a most in- formative book called, The Canadian Used Car Guide, (retail price $5.95) and this book pinpoints with no holds barred, a great many pitfalls to be on the look out for when buy- ing a car, (new or used). It assesses over 60 makes of cars, (American, European and Japanese) with detailed statistics on all of them, This book may not make him many friends in the Automotive business but it certainty makes the average consumer a lot more aware of pit falls to avoid when purchasing a car. The book is easy to read and is clearly indexed to car models. Your IMPACT column is a good service to the community and I thank you for it. I wonder if you can do something for me as I have a complaint, thank you. On March 2nd I ordered a pair of shoes from LANOVER PRODUCTS in Montreal through an ad I saw in the National Enquirer. I sent them a cheque as requested for $9.95 which was promptly cashed, but 1 still haven't received the shoes. I wrote a letter of complaint before writing you, but that hasn't even been answered. Since receiving this lady's letter we have written twice on her behalf, but alas, fared no better, because our letters too have been completely ig- nored. We have now turned the particulars over to one of our solicitors, and will let our readers know the outcome. linnialiElli1111111111111111111111111111M11111111M1 FREE estimates on Body & Collision Work 24 Hr. Towing RUMBALL MOTORS 237..3302 237.3765 (Nights) Est. 1919 T. Pr de 1.tsr 293 Main St. S., Exeter MONUMENTS MARKERS LETTERIN Mrs. Clarence Lewis and Mrs. Elmer Summers of the Granton W.I. also Mrs. Chas. Gowan of Prospect Hill Institute and Mrs, Art Hodgin of Clandeboye W.I. attended the 80th anniversary of the Founding of the Women's EXETER PHARMACY Main Sf';'Exeter 235 0620 ANYTIME • 21 .1 I