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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-10-27, Page 15KINSMEN DONATE — The Exeter Kinsmen Club has taken care of some Riverview park. Above, Kin members Eric Finkbeiner, Dennis Hockey presentation to mayor Bruce Show. Hear consumer affairs Lucan WI host area groups of the cost of replacing a bridge in and Larry Lichty make the Cheque. T-A photo BEEF FEEDERS START CALVES WITH THE STRESS FIGHTER MASTER BEEP FEEDLOT STARTER Medicated with Aureo S 700 FEED 5 lbs. per head per day for 21-28 days. 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Mrs. Gary Jones, Mrs. Clarence Hardy, Mrs. Keith Dickson and Mrs. Emerson Degraw, the Lucan Ladies' Barbershop Quartette, en- tertained the group with several much enjoyed numbers, Mrs. James Lock*, convener for Family & Consumer Affairs, introduced the guest speaker, Miss Diane Murphy, the district manager for Consumer Services of the Dept. of Consumer and Corporate Affairs, who spoke most interestingly of the work her department is doing She said they regulate business • to protect the consumer, provide safety against hidden hazards, implement standard care in labelling and packaging and correct misleading advertising, etc. Miss Murphy the quartette and lunch committee were thanked by Mrs. M.H. Hodgins, P,R.O., and Mrs. Cecil Robb, one of the branch directors presented Miss Murphy with a token remem- brance from the Lucan members. Members and guests answered the roll call "Where I met my husband" - or "my first date with my husband", which created much laughter. Mrs. E. Dann of Granton expressed thanks to Lucan Branch for entertaining the neighbouring groups. Earlier the Lucan members had met for a brief business meeting, chaired by President Mrs, L, Ashton during which we were asked to send dairy products recipes to the Home Economist, Mrs. Carol Crerar, Department of Agriculture and Food, 195 Dufferin St., London, for incorporation into a cook book on dairy products. Members were invited to the 4H Achievement Day for "The Cereal Shelf" at 1:15 pm By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN The Cromarty Scouts and Cubs will be having an apple day Saturday, October 29, in Hibbert township. Please support the boys. Clifton Miller was injured Friday in a farm accident in- volving a corn blbwer take-off and is a patient in Seaforth Community Hospital. Mr. & Mrs. Robert. Mayer, Exeter, visited Friday evening with Mr. & Mrs. John Tern- pleman. Mrs. Charles Douglas, Mrs, John Miller, Mrs, Carter Ker- slake and Mrs. John Templeman attended the Perth South District executive dinner meeting at Avonton, Monday evening. fly KATHY COOPER The Elimville United Church Women met Monday evening. The president Mrs. Philip Johns opened the meeting with a poem "Trees". The roll call was answered by many of the members in- treclugng the guest they had brought with them, 'Mrs. Philip Hero read a poem "We Thank You", Mrs. Wm, Allen read the scripture. Mrs. Dennis Rowe read an article on "Remem- brance Day". Mrs. Hern led in prayer, followed by a very in- formative article on the Dominican Republic in the Caribbean. Mrs. Rowe and her sister Mrs. pan Coward sang two duets. Mrs. Hern introduced the guest speaker Mrs. Stewart Miner of Exeter, "Church and Society" was the subject she chose. Mrs. Elson Lynn thanked Mrs. Miner, for her informative topic and presented her with a gift. Mrs. Freeman Horne favored with a piano selection and Mrs. Johns resumed the chair for the business part of the meeting. The Elimville U.C.W. are in- vited to the Thames Road U.C.W. meeting November 7. Everybne who attended Enrichment Day at Centralia gave one highlight of the day, Mrs. Wm. Routly announced there would be a quilting bee Thursday at the church.Mrs. Johns closed the meeting with a poem "Stewardship of Caring". A social hour follwed. The Thames Road-Elimville messengers will hold their Halloween party Thursday evening at Elimville Church at 7:30 p.m. All children in the two congregations are welcome. Ladies please send hutch, 4H Club Meets The fifth meeting of Elimville 11 4-11 club was held October 24 at Deb Taylor's. The roll call was answered by all present. The next meeting is to be held on November 1 at Donna Ker- slake's. The girls discussed that salt adds flavor to pastry and pastry flour makes a flaky crust. Alt purpose flour makes a shorter, crumbly crust. Fat adds tenderness and richness. Water is added so that flour and fat par- Kinsmen plan bottle drives By LARRY LICHTY The Exeter Kinsmen club held their fourth general meeting on Thursday at the Huron Restaurant, During the meeting it was motioned that the club should sponsor a dance on Friday, February 3. The dance will be held at the South Huron Rec Centre with Roger Quick providing the entertainment, The club has organized two bottle drives for the near future. The first is taking place on Saturday, November 5 arid is to be held in conjunction with the Exeter Minor Hockey Association. The second drive'is scheduled for Saturday, January 7. Before closing, it should be noted that the club will be competing in a hockey tour- nament in Monkton on the 28th of January. ticles cling together, Too much water will make the pastry tough therefore it will be dry and crumbly. Cathy Miller demonstrated how to prepare a pie with con- venient pastry and a can of ap- ples. Kathy Cooper demonstrated how to prepare a pie from scratch. Everyone enjoyed the homemade pie and the con- venient mixture. Personals Rev. & Mrs. Stewart Miner, Exeter were guests Sunday of Mr, & Mrs. Wm, Randy. Mr. & Mrs, Floyd Cooper and family visited with Mr. & Mrs. Ken Lovie of Shipka on Friday evening. Friends and relatives recently chivareed Mr. & Mrs. Jim Wilkinson on their tenth wedding anniversary. Mr, & Mrs. Wilkinson were visiting with her parents Mr. & Mrs. Norman Jaques. Margaret Rowlands, Walter Stockton and Joan Pym of Waterloo were Sunday guests of Mr. & Mrs. Howard Pym and family. A large crowd attended Elimville anniversary Sunday. Mr, Ross Hargraves chose "Upon this rock I will build my church" as his sermon. Miss Margaret Rowlands of Waterloo was a choir guest. Margaret sang a solo and joined Joan Pym for a duet. The Thames Road-Elimville C.(1.1.T. met ,Sunday evening at for the bake. and, tea. sale le he Thames WE CAN OFFER FOR SALE CORPORATE BONDS YIELDING 10 TO 10112% WITH OPTIONAL MATURITIES BETWEEN 5 AND 20 YEARS Pitfield, Mackay, Ross & Company Limited Gary C. Bean, Registered Representative 344 Andrew Street South, Exeter Phone: 235-2140 or 1-800.265-5909 (toil free) November 12 at Centennial School. Clandeboye President, Mrs, Arthur Hodgins, invited all those present to their next meeting to hear "Farmer Bill" Wednesday November 9 at 8 pm in Clandeboye United Church. The program for the next meeting, November 16 at 7:30, will be in charge of the vice- president, Mrs. T. Emery, Sr„ and will be of a Remembrance Day nature. A delicious lunch for special nutritional value, including fruits and cheeses with crackers, was served by Mrs. Jack Radcliffe, Mrs, Gordon Hotson, Mrs. D. Malyk and Mrs. James Lockyer. Road. plans were moo held November 5 at ffi The Canadian Home Insulation Program may pay you up to$350. 4,H girls still busy Times-Mvocate, Ocloher 27, 1977 Faye 14 Ciandeboye feature proved interesting highlighted on the "Morning The hamlet of Clandeboye was CLANDEBOYE law, Mr. ,& Mrs. Jack Donaldson near Ailsa Craig, is returning home this week. Break" program of CFPL Several from the Clandeboye Channel 10 London Wednesday, United Church congregation October 19. Those who watched it attended "Open House" at the found it most interesting except manse in Lucan, Sunday. the part about the Donnelly Mrs. Isobel, Simpson was a murder which was included in the• guest of Mr. & Mrs. Cecil McFalls story but had no connection with in London Sunday. Clandeboye. Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Lynn and family were hosts for the Lynn Personals family reunion, Sunday. 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