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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1979-11-21, Page 26Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ainslie, St. Marys and Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Hodgins, London were Sunday visitors with the Hodgins at Shadyside Farm. Mr, and Mrs. Gerald Millson and Mr. and Mrs. Orville Railings travelled to Toronto by rail on Thursday and enjoyed the day at the Royal Winter Fair. I am giving up as correspondent of the Clandeboye news at the end of the yeardue to other com- mitments, so hopefully someone will take over and keep our community on the map. jhe Stove `parlour SEE OUR WIDE SELECTION OF - Quality Woodstoves - Fireplace Accessories - Glass Doors - Selkirk Chimney & Stove Pipe - Copper & Brass Giftware - Oil Lamps & Accessories to, 1 FULIARTON - FORMERLY MUNRO SCHOOLHOUSE HWY. 23 - 3 MILES SOUTH OF MITCHELL 348-9468 Orman Mon. - Fri. 11-9. Sat.,* Closod Sun. OLYMPIA & SCM TYPEWRITERS § One year warranty on labour 5 Year 4, Parts Warranty SHARP & OLYMPIA POCKET CALCULATORS ECHO BAY MINES LTD. Bill Lavender P. Eng. John Zigarlick, president of Echo Bay Mines Ltd., a divi- sion of IU International wishes to announce the recent appointment of W.J. Lavender, P.Eng., to the posi- tion of vice president in their head office in Edmonton, Alberta. Previously a project manager for a major Tar Sands com- pany, and with nearly twelve years of project engineering experience, Mr. Lavender will coordinate engineering acti- vities and direct project development of new mining properties. He is a member of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers and the Association of Professional Engineers of Alberta. Echo Bay Mines is a producer of silver at Port Radium and is currently developing a gold deposit at Contwoyto Lake. Both properties are in the Northwest Territories. ZAK Page 10A Tirnes.Advocate, November 21, 1979 Gets crown and prize Shipkt girl dairy queen NEW GUIDES — Several new members of the Exeter Girl Guides were enrolled Wednesday. In the back row (left-right) are Teresa McCarter, Suzanne Wareham, K Leigh Soldan, Jodi Chanyi, Julie Blommaert, Deanne McKnight and Melanie Warwick. In the middle row are Heike Schauflear, Diane Warwick, Kelly Hem, Christine Easterbrook, Joy Parent, Elizabeth Hogan, Elizabeth Robertson and Denise Denomme. Seated are Kim Falconer, Lisa Rankin, Katherine Robertson, Cheri Wedlake, Monique Aunger, Kim Van der Weil, Karen Hoffman and Wendy Weido. Missing was Cheri Alexander. T-A photo Eliminate gift exchange Clandeboye WI view Bolivia Metric converters JERRY MATHERS TYPEWRITERS 92 Main St. EXETER, ONT. 235-1840 P4eA ..,,:c,e.:0;:z*k:aV:v141::,;?•azsAlers24,:mtha:)1:14ztrats4s24,or:3•42z;ni:t,;;Ne:z317,azi(1 CLANDEBOYE The November meeting of the Clandeboye Womens Institute was held in the United Church basement. Convener of Education and Cultural Affairs, Mrs. Roy Cunningham, invited her neighbours, Arlene and David Noonan to show slides and tell of their four month stay in Bolivia, South America where David was doing a feasibility study on a new road to be built there. The slides were excellent and their commentary most interesting. The roll call a headline from a news clip- ping of a foreign Country and was answered by nineteen members. There were thirteen visitors. During the business it was decided to eliminate the Christmas gift exchange at the December meeting but members are asked to bring a donation for the Cancer cupboard at Thameswood Lodge, Victoria Hospital. Mrs. Art Hodgins, Mrs. Alan Hill and Mrs, Cal Carmichael will represent North Middlesex Women's Institutes on the board of the 1982 International Plowing Match to be held near Lucan. Lunch committee Mrs. Bruce Henry, Mrs. Jack Hodgson, Mrs. Rea Neil and Mrs, R.Worthington served a delicious lunch and a social time was enjoyed by all. I Mr, and Mrs, Lewis Raycraft spent the past two weeks with relatives in Georgia. By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE THAMES ROAD The Fellowship group met at Elimville church Sunday evening. Jack Stewart opened the worship service with the theme If We Only Had Love.After hymns sung by Mrs. Howard Pym. Howard Pym read the Scripture. Jack Stewart read a poem "If We only have love and also a reading". Mrs. Jack Stewart led in prayer. Pastor Ross Hargreaves then took charge. He spoke about the People of God in the Household of Faith. There was a drawing representing four rooms each with a door.The first room was entitled . Christian Doctrine, Second-Christian Nurture, Third-Christian Experience; Fourth-Chri- stian Service. At the close of the topic there was a Special Celebration. Lunch was served by the committee in charge Mr, and Mrs. Howard Pym and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stewart which Mrs. Ralph Lynn is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital where she un- derwent surgery last week. brought a very meaningful evening to a close. Persona Is Mr. and Mrs. Alex Rohde, Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. William Rohde called at the Hopper-Hockey Funeral Home Exeter Friday evening where their cousin the late Norval Jones lay at rest, Pastor Ross 'Hargreaves attended the Rural life Conference at Cedar Glen the first of last week. We are glad toj'eport that Mrs. Edwin Miller is able to be at the horrie of her daughter and sprkin-law Mr. and Mrs. JackAolger,t, after . a lengthy stan Victoria Hospital, Loncide., Mr. and MVs.'-,Donald Waddington, Mississauga were Sunday evening supper guests Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Jeffery. During the church Service Pastor Ross Hargreaves told the children's story about love and his sermon topic was Ability-Yes, Availability-Even More. By MRS. HUGH MORENZ SHIPKA Congratulations to Susan Zielman, daughter of Dick and Annie Zielman, who last Friday evening was crowned as Huron County Dairy Princess, at the annual Dairy Princess Ball, held at the White Carnation in. Holmesville. Susan was one of five girls in Huron County competing for the title. Besides her crown and a dozen red roses, other gifts included two travelling !bags from the milk marketing board, a silver tray from the Surge milk dealers, silver cream and sugar set from United Holstein club, silver rose bowl from the Royal Bank, electric clock from Agrico Fertilizer, pen and pencil set from Bank of Commerce and a sum of money. Susan will act asgoodwill ambassador for the milk producers of the county with visits to service clubs, women's groups, schools and various community func- tions. Personals Ferman and Leota Snyder were dinner guests, Sunday, at Listowel with Mr, and Mrs. Edmund Martin. Later they travelled to St. Mary's hospital in Kitchener, to visit their daughter, Mrs. Otto Plein, and their new gran- daughter Melissa Jean, who was born last Thursday November 15. Christopher Plein returned home with his grandparents for some holidays. Earl and Greta Russell, of Essex spent the week end with his brother Cliff and Velma Russell. Mrs. Bonnie Erickson is a patient in St. Joseph's hospital, London, Esther Snyder of London spent the week end with her parents and brothers here. Fermon and Leota Snyder, attended the wedding last week of Fermon's nephew Fermon Martin to Amy Martin, held at the home of the bride's parents Mr. and Mrs. Owen Martin in Elmira. Sunday visitors and supper guests with Tom, Rosanne Jackie and Jenny Russell, were Bill and Michelle Morenz of Goderich, and Hugh and Annie Morenz, Sid, Eleanor and Glenn Durie visited recently in Toronto with her mother, Mrs. Peter Wardlaw. Gloria, Harvey, Kevin and Dwight Beierling visited furing the weekend with Norman and Amy Fischer, Susan, and Billy of this area, Mr. and Mrs, Howard Adkins, Jamie Adkins and Jeff Wareing of Zurich and Sunday in London with Norman and Betty Beierling. Fellowship event at Thames Road Notice RATEPAYERS OF THE TOWNSHIP OF STEPHEN The second installment of the 1979 taxes of the Township of Stephen are due on or before the 30th day of November, 1979. After November 30th interest will be charg- ed on the outstanding taxes at the rate of 1% per month, up until December 31st 1979. Commencing January 1st, 1980, in- terest will be 1 1/4 % per month. W.D. Wein Tax Collector Township of Stephen Known since the earliest time as the noblest v-t first metals to be used by primitive man. k'CO'iti*Cii*COWYJWilitirSiCiitC,CMC0443Miik044441W4**WW , of all metals, Gold was one of the Today Gold . is fashioned into the finest jewellery. 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Photo by Jack Doerr ANNUAL MEETING in the Ministry of Agriculture Board Room, Clinton THU RSDAY, 22 at 8:00 P.M. for the purpose of receiving reports and financial staternents for the year ending on Se °f 30th, 1979; or Directors and Credit Committee of. ficer aPpoirifing auditors: for the pu g Directors amending Ely-laws and of transacting all other business of on Annual Meeting. Lunch will follow the meeting. Door Prizes. ANN OUNCING 197849 DARDEN S I %POSITS • Why pay more? We buy large quantities of gold chain direct from the manufac- W turer at special discount rates and pass these savings on to you with our low prices. Why not make this a warm gold Christmas? Gg C;fg ,44030'arklAtieiCrii10101,430,30PM030i1OWCRICRAW.Cfrp.COVV:YriliWillnrilk,drat‘:. sublect to change without notice Clinton Comm nity 27 Years ON 1141Vice 70 ONTARIO ST CLINTON 482..7467 At Earl Campbell Jewellers a large selection of quality Gold jewellery awaits your selection. Confused about Gold? 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