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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-09-08, Page 93rd Payment of 1977 Taxes Due September 15, 1977 TOWN OF EXETER Gaiser-Kn Leak Insurance Agency inc. Exeter Grand Bend Office Office 5.24/0 238.44E4 3 Subject to change FROM CANADA PACKERS 8 Flavours Vanilla, Butterscotch, Chocolate, Dairy Dessert Blueberry, Another Type of "Ice Cream" Strawberry, etc, NEW TWIRL 99' Two Litre Carton if‘I SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET A&H SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET A&H SUPERIOR m•-.1 PAY LESS HERE Open 6 Days A Week FK$14PORK .73$4212 0sic a. SHOULDER 4 ROASTS al ag Butt Fresh Pork Roasts lb. 0 0 2 Devon Brand Sliced, Vac l's Side ,0 UI a. Bacon lb. Maple Leaf Breaded al . Pork 4 Sausage 5 lb 594 lb. 69' Lb, Average Whole or Half Lb. 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LIABDIAN Times-Advocate, Septa r $, 7 Paipo 9 Promotion certificates, .seals presented at Thames Road , service. Miss Diane 1-lodgert read School members sat with their Pym Superintendent of the Sunday School was in charge of teachers during the church rendered an anthem. Mrs. John the scripture lesson. The choir On Sunday morning the Sunday By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE . arch and was greeted by the Hodgert, Jackie Mehl, Cheryl Stewart, Michael Stewart, Paul Stewart, teachers of the Young People's Class. Gerald, Cunnington, Alan Hodgert, Pat Hodgert, Scott Intermediate Class Members: the Promotion Service during the Teachers are IVIrs.Larry church service. Ballantyne Mrs. Glen Laamport, Laurel Hodgert, secretary, Jeff Borland, Kevin Epp, gave out the promotion cards and Heather Reid and Michele seals, Mr. Ross Hargreaves were all promoted to the Inter- shook hands with the members. mediate Class and followed the Members of the Young Peoples same procedure as Larry Class are as follows: Brenda Dawson Ballantyne, Ruth Bray, David Junior Class Members: Arent Cunnington, Joyce Cunnington, Dawson, Blayne Epp, Dennis Brenda Hodgert, Diane Hodgert, Pym, Teachers are Mrs. Al Lee Hodgert, Pauline Pym, Epp, and Mrs. Wes Reid who has Donna Stewart, Lori Lynn moved, Mrs, Gerry Morgan is Stewar t. taking her place: Those being The teachers are Mrs. Murray promoted are Barry Cunnington, Dawson, Mrs. Floyd Stewart, Julie Lamport, Kenny Miller, Larry Dawson was promoted to Steven Pym and Tracy Reid; the Young People's Class and Primary Class Members: Laurel /lodged presented him Wendy Ballantyne, Bradley with his promotion certificate as Borland and Michael Jeffery. he passed through the decorated Teachers are Mrs. Rick Parker Plan organization I; for Crediton 4-H will be held Monday, September Mothers played a game of ball meeting for "Featuring Fruit", September 1 are welcome. The 4-1-1 Club organization, Community Center. Girls 12 by By MISS ELLA MORLOCK 12, at 7 p.m. in the Crediton with their children Saturday morning in the Community Field. Kirkton 4-H Ron Bowers and Jim Finkbeiner kept an eye on the plays while is underway •'+ Mrs. Finkbeiner kept score. Mrs, Gidget Lindsay of London spent Saturday with her mother, Mrs. Viola Wilson, Mr. & Mrs. Gibson are patients in London hospitals. Mr. Lloyd Gaiser was admitted to University Hospital. Chad Wilson underwent a second period of surgery on his injured wrist Thursday. Maurice and Gertrude Beaver visited Mr. & Mrs. Vernon Beaver, Pittsburgh. Guests at the home of Mr, & Mrs. Lloyd Lamport, Saturday were Mr. & Mrs. Bill Smith, Brandon, Manitoba, and Mr. & Mrs. Ed Stafford of London. Mrs, Smith is a cousin of Mr. Lamport. Mr. & Mrs. Dave McClure and family spent a week's vacation on in Ontario. They passed through Muskoka and Parry Sound to camp near Huntsville. Then they proceeded northward to view the Clay Belt area of New Liskeard, making camp at Englehart. Mr, McClure and Matthew toured the Rexwood Plant at New Liskeard, and the creamery which serves the Clay Belt dairy farms. On the return they skirted the west side of Lake Nipissing, crossing the French River and passing thr ough a region inhabited chiefly by people speaking French.A time of camping at Grundy Lake Provincial Park afforded op- portunity to watch loons and beaver, Return home was by way of Chesley where the parents of Mr. McClure live. Best Interest We represent many Trust Companies. We are often able to arrange for the highest interest being offered on Guaranteed Investment Certificates, and Mrs. David Passmore, Those being promoted are Greg Lamport, Shelly Miller, Danny Rohde, and Jeff Rowe; Kindergarten Class members: Deanne Ballantyne, Shawn Friesen, Tammy Friesen, Robbie Passmore, Torn Passmore, Tanya Riehl. Teachers are Mrs. Lorne Ballantyne and Miss Agnes Bray, Fifteen Year Seal • - Diane /lodged; fourteen, Ruth Bray; Brenda Hodgert, Donna Stewart; twelve, David Cunnington, Joyce Cunnington, Lori Lynn Stewart eleven year Seal: Lee Hodgert, Cheryl Stewart; Ten Michael Stewart, Scott Hodgert, Paul Stewart; nine, Brenda Ballan- tyne, Gerald Cunnington, Alan Hodgert, Pat Hodgert; five: Barry Cunnington,• Julie Lamport; three: Wendy Ballantyne, Larry Dawson.; diplomas, Dennis Pym, Pauline Pyin, Danny Rohde, Mr, Ross Hargreaves gave as his sermon "The Spirit of Man in. the Candle (lamp) of God. Mrs. Rick Parker is the new choir leader for the 'church as Mrs. Wes Reid the former leader has moved, Mr. & Mrs. Rodger Urquhart of Kirkton visited Saturday evening with Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Jeffery. Masters Jeff and Brad Borland spent last week with their aunts and uncles at Victoria Harbour. Mr, & Mrs. Jack Borland were guests at the Moore-Kydd wedding at St. Georges Presbyterian Church and the reception at the Lamplighter Inn London on Saturday. Elaine Stewart has returned to Lambton College at Sarnia, and Sylvia Stewart is working in Calgary. Sandra Stewart has returned to Georgian College at Barrie. Ron Stewart has returned to Niagara College at St. Catharines and Rob Stewart is working at the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce at Goderich. Diane /lodged has commenced her studies on travel at Niagara College at Welland. Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Duncan, Ottawa visited during the week- end with Mr, & Mrs. Jack Duncan and also in Windsor with Mr. & Mrs. Robert Warren. Mr. & Mrs. Jack Duncan and Mr. & Mrs, Ken Duncan at- tended the 60th wedding an- niversary of Mr. & Mrs.Ralph Miller, in Detroit Sunday, Mrs. Wilbur Miller of Staffa visited with Mr. & Mrs. Dan Richardson and Sheila and Floyd Duncan. (Most folks need higher wages to pay the higher prices caused by higher wages.) ENGAGED Linda Helen Jones and William Charles Russell have chosen the first day of their new life together as Saturday, October 15, exchanging marriage vows at 2 pm. in Exeter United Church. Linda is the only daughter of Mrs. Helen Jones and the late Lloyd Jones. Bill is the only son of Mrs. Carrie Russell and the late Homer Russell, Photo by Jack Doerr MR. & MRS: GERARD O'ROURKE Sandra Dianne Munn daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Alex Munn of Hensall and Gerard John O'Rourke, son of 'Mrs. Clare O'Rourke and the late Dennis O'Rourke were united in marriage August 20 by Rev. R. Charrette at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Roman Catholic Church in Mount Carmel, which was decorated in yellow daisies. The bride was attended by Mrs. Dianne Finkbeiner, Matron of Honour, Crediton, and attendants Mrs. Marlene Munn, Hensall, Mary O'Rourke, Exeter. Best Man was Joe O'Rourke, Exeter and ushers Bill Munn, Hensall and Glenn O'Rourke, Mount Forest. The organist was Anne Muller, dnd the soloist was Gregory Munn. The couple left for the West Coast follow- ing the wedding and will reside in Ottawa. Photo by Jack Doerr By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS Monday night was the first meeting of the Kirkton No. 5, 4-H Club. Fifteen girls met at the home of Mrs. Ray Paynter who is leading the Club along with Mrs. Lorne Marshall. The Club is called "Consider your clothes" each girl is to make a blouse to fit into her wardrobe. The second meeting of Kirkton 4-H corn club was held at the, home of Richard De Brabandere one of the club leaders along with Bill Arthur, There were twelve members present. During the evening they enjoyed a ball game, then wieners and corn around a camp fire. Mr. & Mrs, Ewart Crago en- joyed a few days last week on a tour to Moosonee Mrs. Gerald French and Tom, Mrs. Joan Massicotte, Jerry and Jim, Toronto, Mrs. Bernie Hervieux, Algoma Mills, Mr, Larry Lassenere, Elliott Lake and Mr. & Mrs. Charlie Atthill and Brent, Exeter, Miss Mary Lou Bickel', Avonton and Mrs. Vera Jarvis, Kirkton were weekend visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Norris Atthill and family, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Dobson of London were Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr. & Mrs. Burns Blackler. Mr, & Mrs. Jim McIntosh, London, Mrs. Sarah Cameron of Southfield, Michigan, visited Sunday with Mr, & Mrs. Miller McCurdy and Mr. & Mrs. Harold Davis.