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Enjoy an Evening of
Folly Rock & Soul Music
by MICHAEL IIWIS
,Sunday, April 6 - 8:15 p.m.
Kirkton-Woodham Community Centre
• Admission $2.00 per person
TICKETS AVAILA73LE FROM •"
Kirkton- Woodham Young People
"Bring your own cushion"
"Do You Remember"
A BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION
featuring Tocol talent and Artists from
. Zurich, Grand Bend, Parkhill and London
• in
1875 - Greenway United Church - 1975
on
Friday, April 11, 8:15 p.m.
Hear all your favorites played on- the-H.ommond Organ
beginning at 8p.m. '
Your neighbours ore corning. Join' them.
•
HOTEL HENSALL
This is Entertainment!
APRIL 4 & 5• _
Small Town Country
Featuring Jimmy Coughtrey •
APRIL 10, 11 & 12
The Amazing .. .
Eastern Trade Winds
FEATURING FLOYD & HIS HARMONICA
Come Early, To Avoid Being Disoppoinfed
APRIL 14to19
Clint Miller.
Music starts at 8:30 p.m.
Dresti regulations in effect Friday& Saturday evening..
WE STILL HAVE SOME OPEN'DATES -
IN APRIL & MAY IN OUR 75 -SEAT
BANQUET HALL
ENTERTAINMENT
Thursday, Friday & Saturday
PWS SATURDAY MATINEE
Tempus
For -A Quiet Evening's Entertainment
- PREFERRED ROOM NOW
AVAILABLE WITH RELAXED
ATMOSPHERE.
Thurs., Fri. & Sat. Only - Opens 9:00 p.m.
-Les Pines Hotel Motel
North of the Bodge
EXETER Phone 235-0151
Churches inprk Easter with special service
Granton Ha Gang, WI aid ' charities
Happy g• ars ties
favorites, . Galway Bay and
By MRS. E. SUMMERS • Miss Ferguson. -
An Easter lily plant was placed
in the church by Mr. & Mrs
Richard Acres in memory o
Richard's. mother, Mrs. Ralp
Acres.
Much credit should be given t
• the Sundaiy Schdol teachers an
their pupils for the beautiful)
decorated mobile, which" was_
adorned with -palm branches
thorns, lilies, and a white cross
. For the Easter Sunday servic
the -Anglican church wa
decorated with Easter lilies
chrysanthemums and _•pussy
willows. A display representing a
garden of ferns, hquse plants and
spring flowers tva4atso placed in
Following the W.I. grace, a
light, but nourishing lunch was
f .served by the hostess and con -
h . veners.
o Happy_Gang•March 26 A
d Owing to the weather con-
y ditions jt was decided not to have
a t'neetipg last month, and . as arf
Irish program was. already'
prepared, The Happy. Gang were
e later than most. in honoring
s Ireland's Patron Saint.
• Mrs: James Kerr presided and
_ opened the meeting with a
' -reading, "Easter Needs'`
followed -by a poem; "On being'
65''.. Mrs. _C..B. Westman also
the church.
Rev. R. N. Savary 'celebrated
the Easter Holy Communion
assisted by. Marion Herbert. The
Easier Anthem was• sung.
Richard•Acres read the Epistle of
the Day, Rev: Savory's sermon
was the 'Empty Tomb. The
service Sunday, April 6 will be at
9.30 a.m..
. 'United Church
The 'Easier Sunday service at' -
the United Church,was well at
tended, with-. many -otit-of-town
• visitors. Rev: Mary Mclnally's•.
meditation was,` -"The -Bread was
Broken".. The Sacrament -of the
- Lord's Supper was observed. . -
Special music was a violin solo
"Largo'- by Arden-Bryait,..votal
solo "They led Him away", by.
Mrs. Elwyn Bryan, two numbers,
by the choir "For these tears i
died" and "The stone was rolled-
away". • - • -
Cross •and •Crown` award pins
were presented to Norman Bilyea'
If Ws( pin Diane Garrett and Jay
Hayden (third pin W.endy Kloss •
and Noel Westinan (fourth pin),
• Al the, General Meeting of the
Granton-UCW the guest Speaker
wall be Rev. dune Langford, of
.liletropolitan United Church,
London..The Anglican ladies and
Wesley UCW'have been invited to.
join with Granton at this meeting
on Tuesday; April 8 at the church
at j3.15 p.m. •
•
Women's Institute n ws
On=Tuesday evening March 25_
the W.1: met atthe home of Mabel
McNaughten.' , Mrs. Donald
- Roloson president. conducted the
business.
There was• same discussion on
what' short courses to take and
two were ,decided on.
It was agreed that the: mem-
bers would 'again canvass for the
Cancer_ Society, _Mrs, - E Sum--•
mers to he the captain •
A nothinating committee' was _
put in 10 prepare a slate of of=
(leers far thj next meeting.
Conveners • for the •March
meeting were Mrs. Norman
Riddell='and- Mrs. Hamilton
Hodgins. the topic Family and
Consumers Affairs
•
•Mrs, Hodgins gave a reading in
connection with a different .
hobby, collecting fence wire•..
insulators. Mrs. Hodgins tirotight
some Samples for inspection. • •
f51rs Riddell "introduced- the -
guekt speaker Carel Ferguson
Home EeonomiSt, holder of
Provincial honors from Ottawa
and. Toronto. She is at present
working in Middlesex
Miss Ferguson's subject was
"Nutrition". Canadians :do not
pay enough attention • to,�tthe
nutrients that they shduld lave in
their food, -for health and fitness
and as ,a resnit many- are over
weight and undernourished. said
gave a reading entitled, "The
.best years-of✓my life".
Everyone joined in a -Sing sorig
of popular ,Irish songs. Mrs.
FImey -Surd mers sang .two
e
Danny Boy.
The remainder of the afternoon
was ,spent playing cards;
crokinote, aid shtiffleboard..
Those who -were honored by
having their names on the bir-
thdax cake were: ' Lizzie
Crockett, Marjorie Morley; Mary
Lowman, Olive Gowan, Ethel
Squire and ,Harold Westman,-.
It was decided to give the af-
ternoon's collection to the Bunny
Bundle. 123 was realized.
•
• Medway Euchre Club
- The Medway Euchre Club met
al the home of Mr.'& Mrs. Earle
Middleton on :Monday evening,
March 24. Prize . winners were:
high score, Mrs..G_ Dann;
lone:,hands,' Mrs. E. Summers ;-
lctw =score, hies._ C. McRobert ; .
mens' high score, C. 'McRobert;._
-WIN LADIES THIRD DRAW A rink skipped by Lois Learn won the
.third ,draw of -the Exeter. ladies curling club: Lois Learn and Dorne'
-Fin-nen are shown at the back -and Judy ••Prout and Hazel Westcott -
ready. to•throw. 1-A photo
.._
Whalen eg
attends Tor
g producer
onto event
By MRS. HAMILTON HODGINS '
WHALEN
Mrs; Margery Morley was
hostess for the euchre party in
the Community Centre Saturday
night. The winners were: men's
high, Hamilton Hodgins; ladies
high. Audrey Hodgins; . lune
hands, -Florence. Mc -Robert ; low
score. Ken Hodgson; nine of
diamonds, Bill Damen •
Personals
Mr. & Mrs.- Gerald Hern were
Sunday visitors with_Mr & Mrs
Mac. Spence. .
-Friday dinner guests with Mr
k Mrs. Larry Hern were Mr &
Mrs. Stuart McLellan, ian and
Judy:- •Londgn Township, A1r &
Mrs. John Garland, Sarnia, Mr &
Mrs. . Gene Spence, Richmond
Hill, Mr. & Mrs. Mac Spence. RR
6 St. Marys,_Mr. & Mrs. Gerald
llern and—Gordon and Debra
Kennedy. Ailsa Craig. •
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Johnson
OUR GOAL THIS YEAR $8500
Give/
with a eheekup
and a cheque
CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY
• EXETER 'BRANCH
SOUTH HURON -AREA Canvass Door
STARTSMON.,APR!L14-.
Continues Through The Week
Watch for the canvassers in Exeter, Zurich, Henson, Crediton, Centralia, •
Dashwood, Grand Bend, Huron Park and the Townships of Stephen. flay and -
and Usborne
'spent.three days in Toronto at the
•Ontario Mutual • Association
. Convention in the Four Seasons
Hotel , -
•
Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Ferguson
visited Monday,with Mrs. Gowan ..
and ,Murra.-y...Lnndon township.•
- Mr. & Mrs. Jim Foster and -
boys Stratford were Easter
Sunday visitors with ?llargery-
- Morley.
Tuesday visitors with -Mr. & -
Mrs. Ernest Ferguson were Mrs.: •
Allen Cornell, Toronto. and Mrs...
Bill (:ail. London •
Sunday visitors' with Mr. &
Mrs. MacLeod Mills were Mr. &
Mrs. Wm Davies: Spalding -
Sask.. Don Davies. Wynyard
- Sask.. Cpl. & Mrs. Don Davies
and family. Port Lambton.-Mr. &
Mrs. Ken.Davies,-Windsor. Mr. & -
Mrs. Orville Davies and family,
Guelph, Mr. & Mrs. Ray dills,
Centralia, Bruce Mills and Linda
t" oughtrey; London
Bill Morley spent Tuesday and
Wednesday -at
Egg Producers
inn.. Toronto.&
Mr. ' Mrs
Denfield were
guests with Mr
Itodgins
the Semi -Annual
meeting at }'ark '
. Lyle Worrall,
Friday supper
& Mrs. Hamilton'
The Huron Country
Playhouse•GuiId
Presents
;,Spring
info
Summer
A FASHION SHOW
0 NI
BUFFET LUNCHEON
Wed., April 16
1 p n,
PINERIDGE CHALET
Heneoll
$5.00 per person
Tickets available at
Boy/e's Ladies Wear
Fashions Provided by
• Boyle's Lbdies'-Wedr
Wuerth's Shoes
4
lone hands, J. Kerr; low score, C.
Lewis.
Personals
- Mr. & Mrs. James Kerr's
Easter guests were their entire
family, Mr. & Mrs. Janes Kerr
Jr. and family, -Mr. & Mrs.
•Douglas Cbantler and family,- all
from Mississauga, and Mr. &
• Mrs. Douglas Brown and family.
Everyone - attended -the Easter
service -at the United Church.
Mrs. Kenneth Hardie, rrer3,
Donald and Mr. & kips. Jack
Langford, Mr. & Mrs. Douglas -
Hord, Ruth Anne Pepper and Ron
Squire were all dinner guests of
Mrs. Alex ,Crockett on Easter
Sunday at Clarke's Restaurant,
Ingersoll. -
. Easter visitors with Mrs. C.' -B.
Westman were Mr. & Mrs. Ralph
Westman and family, Sarnia, Mr.
& Mrs. Graqt Westman and
.family, St. Thomas and Barbara
•Westman, Ilderton. ( •
. Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins spent a
few^days last''week with -her aunt,
Mrs. Wm. Redd of Exeter and -
visited other relatives in.. the
town' . • -
- Mr & Mrs.. "tlohn, Talbot ' attd
children were -Easter -visitors'
With Mrs. Talbot's mother, Mrsc
'Ross Clatworthy. - . .
. Mrs. Edward Brown; Cherell
and Paul, London,.Walter Gowans
and Mrd,. Carmen Gowan of
Windsor were Easter guests of.
Mr. & Mts� Clifford- McRobert.
• - Mrs. Sydney Jermyn spent
Easter -a$S .the guest :of Grace
Lindsay: -
Easter Sunday guests of Mr. &
"Mrs. • Austin Hobbs were Mr. &
Mrs. David Marison t{aiirilton;
Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Egan; Margaret
and Danny _Egan, Mr. &,Mrs. ,
Carl Jones- and Ronald Wilson.'
Mrs._ C. B. Westman visited
recently with -Mr. &-Mrs. Ronald
Hartle,: London.
Mrs. Elmer Summers was a
visitor at the Prospect Hill W.I..at.
their.. March meeting .on Wed-
nesday,;March 26 and gave -a talk
on cancer. education.
Jean • Roloson, Woodstock,
spent Easter with -her 'brother,.
Donald-Roloson and wife arid ,
family and also with •her father
Arthur- Roloson.
Easter weekend guests with,
Mr.& Mrs. Elmer Summers were
Mr. • & Mrs. Richard Harris '
Richard Jr. and Anne' of
Downsview and Keith Summers,
Toronto. .
Beta Clatworthy is progressing
favorably after surgery in St.
Mary's Memorial Hospital .
Best wishes for the recovery of
Mark Pinnell after -his accident:
He is a patient at University
Hospital, London..• • .
• Gel well wishes for continued
improvement go to Mrs. ;l{arold
Wallis who has had a long stay, iv
St. Marys Memorial Hospital. • •
Sincere sympathy is extended
to the family of the -late Mrs
James Bryan who passed awa
at St. Marys Memorial Hospital
March 31. '
Syrnpaths•'is extended to Mrs
Norman Riddell,on the passing of
her fatherr John- William. Eedy at,
StrathroN Hospital, Saturday:
March 29.
•
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Times-Adrtocate, April 3, 1975
Stag'
for
Ed
Chalmers
Sat., April 5
9:90 p.m
HENSALL COMMUNITY
CENTRE .
- Admission $2.00• .
Everyone Welcome
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Stag
.. for
.Willie
Denomm-e
Fri., April 11
9:00p':m.
HENSALL ARENA
_ Admissi_on $1,00
Everyone Welcome
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Every •
Friday and `'' •'
Saturdayfi=x ^9"
5:00,p:m.to8:00p.m.
- Chicken Speciuls •
For Take -Out Phone 235-1913
Snack_ Pack ,,, $11.25 15 Pieces .....$5.75
Dinner Pack .. $2.10 21 Pieces .,.. $x`':50 ,
'9. -Pieces $3.50• -
Wedgies 60c Per Order • ' •
' (Ind -tided Free With Snack Pack and Dinner Pack)
ANNE'S COFFEE
SHOP
Main and Wellington Streets, Exeter
FRIDAY ::-.• ••
SPECIALS4. T I WEE
Egg
Curried
Hot.
Rayls
Shrimp
Turkey
$100
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$1.65
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/ Chinese Main St., .
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Monday to Thursday 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. -
235-0464 • Friday and. Saturday 10 b.m. to 2 a.m,
.. - Sundays 12 noon to 8 p:m. -
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