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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-11-10, Page 23EXETER DECOR CENTRE Al.MATEX Paints & Varnishes OLD MASTER'S Antiquin9 Supplies WALLPAPER SUNDRIES 15 GIDLEY ST. E. EXETER, 235,1010 The cizzor Ko NOV. PERM SPECIAL Natural Honey Reg. $20.00 NOW $14.95 Offer expires Dec 1st For Appointment Call Proprietor 228-6927 CHARMAINE BIERLING FREE WOOL available to anyone wishing to do knitting for the Exeter Children's Aid Christmas Bureau the largest distribution centre in Huron County. Socks, Slippers, Scarves, Mitts and Hats are needed for Tots and Teenagers, Boys and Girls. Articles are to be turned in between December 5 and December 12 Please contact: Molly Burke, 58 Main St. S. 235-0275 Beth Batten 60 Sanders St. W. 235-0647 Mrs. Adams 28 John St. E. 235-0932 N1ERNER'S This is The Time Of Year To Fill Your Freezer CUSTOM KILLING — Butcher Day Wednesday For Pick-Up Service Call 237-3314 Choice of Clear See-Thru Film or Brown Freezer paper Fully Processed - Satisfaction Guaranteed Home Cured BACO N whole 11 • 1 9 sliced Family Pack Country Style Chicken Parts Head Cheese Polish Loop FROZEN FOOD 1.35 47( lb 99' 9.29 lb, Schneiders Bucket of Chickens3.25 Liptons Chicken Noodle Soup Imperial Soft Margarine 1 lb. tub Libby 's Tomato Juice Robin Hood Flour Mitchells Applesauce Alcan Foil Vanish Toilet Bowl Cleaner FRUITS & VEGETABLES 2's 45 4 89' 10 oz. 23' 5 lbs. 96' 14oz. 35' 18" 99 84 oz. 69' White Grapefruit 6/69' Cooking Onions 2 lb. it4 bag 41P ir/P Phone 237-33 114 For All Processing or Freezer Needs November 1%1977 23 Drama festival success Women at Brinsley aid crippled children The Cocoa Butter in Cocrerna!, dry skin creme and beauty soap beautifies your skin and you, ON PARADE — Members of the R. E. Pooley branch Royal Canadian Legion are shown as they make their way along Main St. to attend the annual Remembrance Day service, Sunday. The service at Exeter United Church was followed by the traditional laying of wreaths at the cenotaph, T-A photo Kathleen Morley visited with Mr. & Mrs, Stanley Steeper, Parkhill, Saturday afternoon, Sunday evening visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Jack Trevithick were Mrs. Harvey Walper and Elizabeth, Greenway. HELP UNICEF Students from Zurich Public School conducted a highly suc- cessful campaign for UNICEF on Hallowe'en, Final tabulations show that a total of $159.64 was collected from area people. Cocoa Butter marvellously formu- lated In both COCREMA Dry Skin Creme and Beauty Soap really moisturizes your skin, Rid your face 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. Baby Band has party Thames Road ladies elect A tri-school drama festival held last week was 'highly successful' according to Pat Quigley, head of the drama department at South Huron PistTict High School. The festival involved nigh schools from Bradford, Goderich and SHDHS with each school presenting a play on successive nights, in each municipality. Large crowds were at all locations with Goderich having the best turnout. 'It was a very worthwhile learning experience as the students were billeted with the students of the hosting town,' Quigley said. 'The students want to have another such festival as soon as possible,' Quigley added. Available at: Exeter Pharmacy Common sense is the knack of seeing things as they are, and doing things as they ought to be done, Personals Miss Cindy Prest visited with a friend at Watford Saturday. Sympathy is extended to Mr. & Mrs, Jim Morley in the passing of the latter's brother Gordon Carter, buried from M. Box & Son Funeral Home, Saturday. The ladies Guild of St. Mary's Anglican Church held their regular meeting in the church basement Wednesday. Mrs. Jack Morgan and Mrs. John Drury were hostesses, A party for the younger children was held in the Brinsley School, Monday afternoon, Scott Prest was a visitor recently with his Aunt, Mrs. Elmer Shepherd, Lieurv. Sy .CORDON MORLEY BRINSLEy The November U.C.W. meeting was held at Mrs. Jack Trevithick's Wednesday. Mrs Trevithick had a short devotional followed by Mrs. John Dyck having the meditation and prayer. Viola Lewis read a poem "Crowded Out". Mrs. Trevithick gave a reading "0 What a Lovely Peace", Closing hymn "Won- derful words of Life". Mrs. Jack Hodgson took charge of the business. Roll call was answered by 9 members, It was decided to pay $20 to the Crippled Children's Treatment centre. Group two ladies served lunch. CHAINWAY STORES EXETER Beginning Thursday, Nov. 10th at 9 a.m. all merchandise at this location will be reduced to 50% off the original selling prices. Shop and save while this gigantic half price sale is on. Sale limited to merchandise on hand and sold on a first come basis. Pym, Mrs. Glenn Jeffery; Christian Development - Mrs. Barry Jeffery, Mrs. David Passmore. A social hour was enjoyed with Mrs. Lloyd Ballantyne as hostess and Group C under the leadership of Mrs. Alexander and Mrs. Pym. Baby Band Party Mrs. Glen Lamport welcomed the 20 children and mothers to the Baby Band party Saturday afternoon, Mrs. Lamport read a poem "God Created Love". Ruth Bray played the hymn Jesus Loves Me. Mrs. Lorne Ballantyne read the Scripture, gave the roll call, and offering with prayer by Mrs. Lamport. Mrs. Ballantyne was in charge of the graduation ceremony, Those graduating were Gregory Lamport, Shelly Miller, Danny Rohde and Jeff Rowe, They were presented with a gift and a certificate and welcomed into Messengers by Mrs. Wayne Rowe, A film using jungle animals to tell the story completed the meeting. A social time followed during which happy birthday was sung to Alicia Mellenger who was celebrating her third birthday. By MRS, WILLIAM ROHDE THAMES ROAD The November meeting of the United Church Women was held Monday evening with 120 present. Ladies from Kirkton, Elimville and Exeter United Church were the guests ushered to their seats by Mrs. Mac Hodgert and Mrs. Lee Webber. Mrs. Reg Hodgert played several piano selections before the program. Mrs. Ken Duncan, program convener welcomed the ladies and all repeated United Church Women purpose. Mrs, Mac Hodgert assisted with the devotions and Mrs. Lee Webber gave a prayer for an ordinary day. Mrs. Ken Duncan read "One Day at a Time" and Mrs. Mac Hodgert read "Count That Day Lost". "Why There are Poppies" was read by Mrs. Webber, Accordion selections were played by Mrs, Calvin Christie which were much enjoyed. Reading "Country Towns" was read by Mrs. Donald Bray, A stewardship paper prepared by Mrs. Hargreaves was read by Mrs. Duncan, Mrs, Hargreaves introduced the guest speaker Mrs. John King,Woodstock. Mrs. King attended General Council as a Commissioner from Oxford Presbyterial at the Calgary University this summer. She gave a very inspiring talk and was thanked and presented with a gift by Mrs. Glen Stewart. A sing-song was enjoyed with Miss Agnes Bray at the piano and Mrs. Reg Hodgert leading. The usual business was presented by the president Mrs. Stewart, the secretary Mrs, Mac Hodgert and the treasurer Mrs. David Passmore, Mrs, William Roweliffe read the slate of officers for 1978 namely: past president - Mrs. Glen Stewart, president - Mrs. William Rohde, 1st vice- president - Mrs. Murray Dawson, 2nd vice-president - Mrs. Ken Duncan, secretary - Mrs. Mae Hodgert, assistant secretary - Mrs. Rick Parker, treasurer - Mrs. Ross Hodgert, official board representatives - Mrs. William Rohde and Mrs. Glen Stewart, pianist - Mrs, Reg Hodgert, assistant pianist - Mrs. Arnold Cann, manse committee - Mrs. Reg Hodgert, Mrs, Barry Jef- fery. Group Leaders: U. - Mrs. Lee Webber, Mrs. Jack Stewart; C, - Mrs. John Pym, Mrs. Floyd Stewart; W. - Mrs, Lloyd Ballantyne, Mrs. Edwin Miller; convener of groups three senior leaders; examiners - Mrs. Donald Bray, Mrs. Lorne Ballantyne; Baby Band superintendents - Mrs. Glen Lamport, Mrs, Bernice Friesen; card secretary - Mrs. Donald Bray. Standing committees - Nomination committee - Mrs. William Rowcliffe, Mrs. Paul Passmore, Mrs. Ted Kernick; leadership and Development Chairperson - Mrs. William Rowcliffe; Communication Co- ordinator - Mrs. Rohde; Stewardship & Finance Com- mittee - Mrs. Ross Hargreaves, Mrs. Ross Hodgert, Mrs. Ken Duncan; Church in Society - Mrs. Dawson, Miss Doris Elford, Mrs. Jack Duncan and Mrs. Lorne Passmore; World Outreach - Mrs. George Kellett, Mrs. John THINGS TO DO D You are cordially invited c. „ ' ""•: ••••":* NV59,,tre{its1/4";:te r:••••••••••7 our tes-ttss",-,4„,...,71S1271""e1.9rftscfif°4*, Sendix fine quality model homes open for your viewing leasure, Tomorrows housing features - Today! Homes with a new flair for living. Come inspect and experience these choice units - you'll be glad you didi Your Blood is . Always Needed Personals Mr. & Mrs. Ted Hargreaves and Robbie, Rev. Lawrence Squires and Mrs. Squires, Woodstock were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Ross Hargreaves. The Squires showed pictures of Haiti to the young people at Elimville, Sunday evening. Mr. & Mrs. Roy Weir, Sturgeon Falls visited Friday with Mr. & Mrs. Ken Duncan and Mr. & Mrs. Don Richardson. Mr. & Mrs. Jim Romphf and amity, Mr. & Mrs. Keith McPherson, Arkona, Sue Tem- ple, Thedford, Brian Frayne, Forest, Danny Isaac, Grand Bend were Saturday evening guests with Mr. & Mrs. Howard Cunnington, Wilfred Turnbull, Toronto called on Mr. & Mrs. William Rohde, Thursday. Mr. & Mrs. William Rohde accompanied Mr. & Mrs. Ray Cattle, Exeter to the Maidment- Rohde wedding and reception Saturday at the home of the bride's parents Mr. & Mrs. Clifford Rohde, Mississauga. Lloyd Ballantyne returned home Sunday from St. Josephs Hospital London where he un- derwent surgery last week. Mrs. Helen Caswell and Robert, London, Mr. & Mrs. Rick Mellenger and Alicia, }Jensen were. Saturday supper guests with Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Passmore. The occasion being the third birthday of Alicia. Several from this community attended the taping of the Tommy Hunter show in Toronto, Saturday afternoon. Mr. & Mrs. Jack Duncan and Mr. & Mrs. Ken Duncan were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Eldon McNichol, London, Mr. & Mrs. John McLauchlan, Kathryn, David and Karen, Lambeth were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Jeffery. John played the violin during the church service Sunday. Piano and organ accompaniment were on tape which John played. The piano music was by his wife Isobel. Mr. & Mrs. William Rohde visited Sunday evening with Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Thomson, Woodham, Group W. of the United Church Women catered to the Webber- Neeb wedding recently at the South Huron Recreation Centre under the leadership of Mrs. Archie Etherington and Mrs. Lloyd Ballantyne. Group U. of the United Church Women catered to the Coleman- Munn wedding Friday evening at Kirkton-Woodham Community Centre, under the leadership of Mrs. Barry Miller and Mrs. Lee Webber. 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