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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-10-20, Page 13STEPHEN STUDENT COUNCIL — The 1977.78 student council at Stephen Central School was elected recently. Back, left, Greg Becker, Freddie Miller, Mike Cant, Trevor Johnson, Tony Massie and Scott Miller. Second row, Patti Love, Marsha Brand, Lynn Gaiser, Irene Church marks anniversary Dashwood ladies stage fowl supper Brand, Rachael Mellecke, Karen Hodge and Kathy Schade, Front, Elise Vandeworp, Dan Becker,Steve Riddell,president Sarah McClure, Susan McClure and Jim Ward, T-A photo WE CAN OFFER FOR SALE CORPORATE BONDS YIELDING 10 TO 10% WITH OPTIONAL MATURITIES BETWEEN S AND 20 YEARS Pit-field, Mackay, Ross & Company Limited Gary C. Bean, Registered Representative 344 Andrew Street South, Exeter Phone: 235-2140 or 1-800.265-5909 (toll free) Our Christmas Gift Stock Is Now In-Store SHOP EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION Don't Forget . . . We Offer PROMPT PHOTO FINISHING Santa's Here Early With Special Savings In Our PRE CHRISTMAS SALE 2 pap on the popular Ar I KODAK CAMERAS Livingstone's STATIONERY AND GIFTS MAIN ST. 235-2973 EXETER MiNaZniMUNOMP,'" VALUES THAT PUT BACK IN YOUR BUDGET Relief for tight purse strings — values that help ease inflation! Maybelline Broken Chocolate PLAIN OR NUTS Assorted Prices SHOP EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION Hallowe'en Candy PACKAGE OP $189 20 BARS • aCmie:4 DISCOUNT 03 Main St. Exeter 215-1661 • _...N••••. sfi Pao. Time$,A0yocate,.Octaher 20, 1977 Staffa H members view demonstrations Personals Mrs. Hilda Rader from Dash- wood and Mrs. A. Finkbeiner were on the Fettes Bus colour tour in Pennsylvania State to Watkins Glenn and Grand Canyon. Both enjoyed the trip. Rev. & Mrs. Getz were guests with Mr. & Mrs. Mervyn Tiernan, also calling on friends. Dr. V. Gulens is confined to St. Joseph's hospital, London. Mrs. Ken McCrae underwent surgery in St. Joseph's hospital, London, Monday. Mrs. Irvin Rader attended a seminar and dinner at Clinton, Friday, for rural correspondents - as arranged by the Bluewater Regional newspaper network. A tour of Goderich Signal-Star was included. Hilda Rader, Helen Grieves, Alice Tiernan, Nola Love, Florence Keller, Bev Keller and Beulah Desjardine were on a Fettes tour to Corning N.Y. where they toured a corning factory, Grand Canyon in Penn- sylvania; Finger Lakes where they cruised one, Watkins Glen, where they saw the highest waterfall and home by, way of Niagara Falls, The scenery was beyond description, Mr. & Mrs. Irvin Rader were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Wendell Gamble, London. Special 125th anniversary services were held at Calvary United church, Sunday. A former minister, Rev. J. H. Getz, Pembroke, was the guest speaker at both the morning and evening service. Choirs from Grand Bend By MRS. IRVIN RADER Twenty-two members and their guests were present for the an- nual fowl supper prepared and served by group 1 with Mrs. Lorne Becker convener. Five plates were sent out. President Mrs. Lorne Genttner conducted a brief business meeting. The Altar Guild reported 18 visits and two plants. The new Guild is Mrs. Howard Da tars and Mrs. Louella Tieman. Games and fellowship followed. Ross Love, Charles Martene, Mrs, Pearl Miller, Mrs, Edith Beierling and Everett Haist, members of Dashwood Senior Citizens, attended the Zone 8 Rally at Brussels, Wednesday, October 12. L.L,L. rally The fall rally for the Stratford zone Lutheran Laymen's League was held at Barea-by-the-lake Lutheran church, Goderich, Sunday, October 16 with almost 100 in attendance. The theme was "Lift up your voice". John Schenbein, Toronto, guest speaker, spoke on the work of the league, Pastor Gil McDonald, Strat- ford, installed the new officers. Ken Keller, Goderich, is president and Earl Keller Secretary. UCW meeting The Church in Society com- mittee was in charge of a thankoffering meeting of Calvary United cnurch UCW October 11. Mrs. Gerald Mason read the scripture followed by a prayer of thanksgiving by Mrs. Mervyn Tieman, chairlady. Mrs. Syd Baker and Mrs. Greta Schade presented a skit, Sharing with the thankoffering boxes, Mrs. Mason and Mrs. Jack Gaiser sang a duet, Song of . Thanksgiving. Poem "Without spot" was read By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN Intended for last week The fifth meeting of the Staffa No, 1 Sew N Sews was held Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. George Vivian, Eleven girls answered the roll call which was to observe a person and tell your impressions formed, Mrs. Vivian lead a discussion on clothing communications including impressions formed and self concept. Mrs, Jeffery then explained how to prepare a blouse for fitting, Mrs. Vivian outlined the purpose of facings and how to apply them to your garment. A variety of seam finishes were then demonstrated, Colleen Melady and Carolyn O'Reilley demonstrated the plain seam finishes, using the zigzag and pinking, Pauline Jordan demonstrated. the flatfelled seam and Marlene O'Reilley demonstrated the french seam., Personals Visiting Thanksgiving Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. John Tern- pleman and family were Mr. & Mrs. Dave Capling, Mississauga; Mr. & Mrs. Dale Martyn, Wanda, Michelle and Julie, Russeldale; Mr. & Mrs. Jim Neilson, Strat- ford; Mr. & Mrs. Rob Tern- pleman, Mike Parsons, Hank Berten,s and Ed Van Roessel, Mr. & Mrs. Spencer Jeffery and Bill attended the graduating exercises of their daughter Ruth at the University of Guelph on Friday. Sarn Norris visited Monday with Mrs, Henry Swan, Maitland Manor, Goderich. Miss Beth German and Dennis Stewart Toronto visited on the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Rob Templeman. Spending Thanksgiving Sunday with Mr, & Mrs. Lloyd Miller were Mr. & MrS. Ron Miller and Christeria and Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Young, St. Columban, Visiting at the same home Thanksgiving Monday were Mr, & Mrs. Will' Miller, Mitchell. Visiting Monday with Mr. & Mrs. John Templeman and family were Mr. & Mrs. Don Mauer, Sheri, Rhonda and Vickie, St. Catharines. George Douglas left last week for Edmonton, Alberta. Mrs. Orpha Norris, Mr. & Mrs, Bob Norris and family spent Thanksgiving day with Mr, & Mrs. John Burleigh and family, Goderich, Jim, Gary and Judy Norris, Brampton visited on the weekend with Mrs. Orpha Norris and Mr. & Mrs. Bob Norris and family. by Mrs, Tieman, President, Mrs. Hugh Boyle conducted the business. Roll call was answered by 18 members. Sunshine committee is Mrs. Gordon Bender and Mrs. Clayton Merner, United church and Calvary provided special music in the morning and Mrs. Bob Hoffman sang two solos in the evening. When you choose to take up arms against the frustrations of unsatisfactory goods or services, you should remember that the success of your cause is based first and foremost on your perSeverance and persortallnitiative. Here are some people who May be usympathetic to your cause: Store Salesmen Store Managers Manufacturers 'Distributors setter Business Bureaux Merchants' Associations Professional Associations Consumers' Associations 'Consumer Help Offices Newspapers/Action Line Columns Radio Stations/Hot Line Shows Television Stations 'Consumer Shows Ombudsmen • b, City Hall/Aldermen/Municipal Governments Consumer Department of Provincial Governments ConSumer and Corporate Affairs Canada Provincial or Federal Members of Parliament Lawyers/Legal Aid Small Claims Courts Take heart and bear in mind that Consumer and Corporate Affairs Canada administers over 30 federal acts of parliament to back yOu 110. Corporate osunma and C r Affairs Canada er grpirionlraattiigrtis banada The Hon, Warten'Allmand, Minister NEWATMEMZENO Consumer Week, October 24-30, Your local consumer association needs you, „ „ —