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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1978-11-09, Page 8 (2)Page 8 Times -Advocate, November 9, 1978 Clandeboye woman passes in Chatham .CIANDEBOYE Mrs. Bertha Henry, a resi- dent of this.community tot most ,of her life, died in the Chatham General Hospital Friday; in her 87th yearFor the last few years she had lived with her daughter, Inez, Mrs. Bill. Downing of Chatham. The funeral was Monday from the Haskett Funeral Home. Lucan, with Inter- ment in- St` James Cemetery. Clandeboye. The St. James A.C.W., of which Mrs. Henry was a former active member for many years; served. lunch follow- ing the funeral. • • At Institute Convention, Mrs. Harold Hardy and Mrs. Art Hodgins attended the London Area Women's Institute Annual Convention on Wednesday and Thursday -held at the Banqueter. south of London. The theme for the conven- tion -was. "The Family in our Changing Society." At the banquet. Wednesday evening. the guest speaker, _Miss Angela Armitt, Head of - Extension, University of Western Ontario. spoke on "Communication" The entertainment was by the Sweet Adeli ies double quartet of London. During the evening. scholarship presentations were made. One went to Anne Steeper of -Corbett who ' is also the Middlesex Farm Show Princess for 1978. The Clandeboye Women's Institute is sponsoring "Luncheon is Served" November 15 at 6:30 p.m. in the..t-nited Church. Tickets are available from all the members so come out and enjoy a family meal together. This invitation is op to all in the communi- tynot just W,I. members. • • • Personals Mrs. Viola Carter enter- ' tained her family. Sunday. Attehding were her sister and brother-in-law, Evelyn and Dick Parker, Harriston, her brothers and ..their • wives, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lee and Mr. and Mrs. George Lee, Brinsley, Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Lee and Mr. and Mrs Cvril.Lee. Lon- ' don. - Mrs. Ethel Donaldson" had most of her family together for a reunion Sun- day. -.- Bill. and Marilyn Dixon and boys entertained Sunday in honour of Bill's' father. Wilfred Dixon who was celebrating his birthday. Attending were - Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Dixon. Shirley and Tony Martene and.fami- ly. Mary and Jack Hogan and girls of Dashwood, Pauline Miller and family of Zurich. Christine and Mike Hogan of Mount Carmel. LaBelle Dixon of Claresholm. Alberta and George Dixon:of Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Armstrong and Michael attended Medway High School commencement ex- ercises xercises Friday evening • Michael received his Secon- dary School graduation diploma. Bonnie and Joe Manders. David and Debbie were Sun- day visitors with Bonnie's mother Mrs. Annie McLaughlin, London. To the Electorate of HIBBERT I earnestly seek your support ,for re-election as REEVE On November 13 ROSS McPHAT1L YOUNG FIGURE SKATERS — Members of the Exeter Figure Skating club have started taking lessons for the new season. A group of beginners are shown above. From the left are Kerrie Elizabeth Stewart, Kerrie Kyle, Shanneen Baynhom, Dwayne Finkbeiner and Becky Hamth. T -A photo Hold commencement Saintsburystudentwins By MRS. HEBER DAVIS • SAINTSBURY A Hallowe'en Party for the pupils of St. Patrick's Sunday School was held in the Parish Hall Tuesday evening. .Mrs. Vicky Gee was convener for the programme of games. All the.little ghosts and goblins received a small gift. Mrs. Maurice MacDonald. Luean. Mrs. Tom Kooy. Cen- tralia and Mrs. Jack Dick- ing. Exeter called on Mrs. Harry Carroll Wednesday afternoon.• . A number of members of St. Patrick's church attend- ed the ham dinner at Gran- ton Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Heber Davis were dinner guests Wednes: 'day with. Wesley Heywood, Crediton. -Mr. and Mrs. Jim Barker; Misses Nancy and Mary Lou Tindall and Mr: and Mrs. Heber Davis attended com- mencement exercises it Medway High School Friday evening. Jean Barker. daughter of' Mr. and Mrs. Jim Barker. , received -an Honour Gradua- tion Diploma. Ontario Scholar award. for- -an average of at least 80 per- cent in 6 credits in the work of grade 13. also an award for Highest Marks for grade 13 English. and a presenta- tion of academic marks at the cbnclusion.of the presen- tation of'awards.'•A 'social • hour followed in the cafeteria. ,/.•-• Mr. and Mrs: Clarence -. Davis spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Love and girls. Varna. Mrs. Allan Bale and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wilker. Tavistock and Mr. and Mrs. Heber Davis were dinner guests.Sundav with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Barker They were joined later by Miss Joan Barker. London Mr. and Mrs. Howard Clarke and Vicky. Shipka were dinner. guests Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tin- dall and family- Gote Wenncrstrom spent Sunday with Mrs. Myrtle Isaac and Marjorie. -London. To All Exeter Ratepayers • I am asking for your vote on Nov. 13 for Deputy -Reeve. It has been a pleasufe to serve you these many years and to represent youot County Council. I have been 19 years in bisiness in Exeter and expect to be a ratepayer in Exeter many more years. I hove always helped.the citizens of Exeter to the best of my ability and will continue to do so if - erected. Anyone wishing a ride to the polls, please call me at 235-1273. DONALD R. MacGREGOR .For Deputy -Reeve DISCOVERS LIFEOM ULTRON ENGINEERING— Myren A. Gackstetter son of Mr: and Mrs. Arnold Gackstetter, Guelph recently graduated from Conestogo College of Applied Arts and Tech,pology as o Mechanical Eng`tneerigg Technician, Hydrbulics and • Pneumatics. The Convocation was held in Kitchener Memorial Auditorium. GRADUATES — Anna Wiss- ing, .daughter of Mrs. Anna Messner and the late • Mr. Fred Messner, Dashwood received her 'Master's of Science in Nursing, October 27, 1978, fro the University of Western Ontario. Anno is o graduate of South Huron District High School and has . accepted o position with the Oxford .County Board of Health in Woodstock, On• -tb'rio. A Erik Singer.photo Parkhill club holds dance By MRS. -HARRY SHEPPARD PARKHII( The Good Neighbours volunteer club held their' Oetobermeeting with a good attendance and made plans for the movie "It Grows on Trees." Music for the dance supplied by Mr. Jim and Andy Orr and Mr. Tom Walker of Exeter, Mrs. Clara Gray oh p'9no, - - Prizes were awarded to Lloyd Brophey for the funniest costume, Lydia Cut - Cut, for most unique George Nornabelle, best dressed. Therewill be a- movie shown to residents and outsiders -November '23 at 2 p.m. Ttee penny sale realized $14.85. Personals Recent visitors with Newt and Ella Ray Hayter were :Mr. & Mrs. Ray Gooding, Kitchener and Mr. & Mrs. Richard O'Rourke and family. Staff Sergeant Glen and Mrs. Hayter, Sarnia and Mr. Willis Hayter helped celebrate Ella Ray's bir- thday. Mr. & Mrs. Gregg Fischer Calvin and Courtney of Chatfield,. Manitoba, are holidaying with relatives in this area and Gregg's parents Mr. & Mrs. Fischer of Seaforth ftrea. Mrs. Joe Kalep, petroif and family Pamela, Fred, Tom and Maty JOe visited few days with Mrs. Gladys . McLinchey of Main Street. And what.'a soft, carefree life it is! Come discover it. Sink into it. Take it home. In 3 fabulous new. carpets by Bigelow. Each treated with Scotchgard , the Carpet Protector. • It's durable nylon made even better -Shrugs off dirt • Holds its mouthwatering co1ur vTickles toes with soft, deep Pf'Te • Controls annoyink electric shocks CHECK OUR SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY PRICES! EVOLUTION s F sq. yd. Includes Installation and Underpad ETERNA ENCOUNTER 17ssq. q yd. ,Z�s sq. yd. Includes Includes Installation Installation and Underpad and Underpad NOW YOU CAN USE YOUR WHITING'S CREDIT CARD Revolving Charge plan) No service -charge at all if paid in full in 30 days. 1.75% per month -1'21% per annum) if extended. For example. If your original balance is up to $1-00.00 then your re- quired monthly payment is only $15.60 and your service charge on an outstanding balance of 1.100.00 is only $ 1.75 which will reduce as the balance'reduces. WHITING'S WAREHOUSE Sigelowl MAIN ST Exeter. kIllammomminmor 235-1964 \ _o CANADA'S TOY i TANK TANK • • ---1Tehtar s T • CITING BA BATTLE Ra'gn, 0 ONLY DISCOUNT LIQUIDATORS ':,•a•B GAMES` ‘1"111111111111 Y f! s . AMA MORE THAN 50 LOCATIONS F NAME BRAND OCOLECO • ROMPER ROOM SAVETO o E,R TOY CHAIN WITH Exciting 1978-9 • CATALOGUE $TOYERAMA $ *3995 new games to play right on your TV screen! 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GRANNY CIRCLES IN JUST SECONDS LIST ' 99 99 9 "HOLLY HOBBIE" PURSE and SCARF SET ALSO "AMY"AND "BET BY "GANZ" � . 4 9 SEYCLARK" 99 REG - 4 NEXT TO MRS EXETER SHOPPING PLAZA HWY #4 EXETER OPENERNEST•BRADLEY DAILY TILL 6 PM THURS. FRI. TILL•IISTOWEL 9 p.m. SHOPPING CENTRE•LONDON HIGHBURY S TRAFALGAR•LONDON SARNIA•GODERICH• INSIDE HUDSONS DEPT. STORE •LONDON• 360 CARADOC ST. STRATHROY ALSO CENTRES LAY AWAY NOW FOR XMAS atm, GRADUATES — Anna Wiss- ing, .daughter of Mrs. Anna Messner and the late • Mr. Fred Messner, Dashwood received her 'Master's of Science in Nursing, October 27, 1978, fro the University of Western Ontario. Anno is o graduate of South Huron District High School and has . accepted o position with the Oxford .County Board of Health in Woodstock, On• -tb'rio. A Erik Singer.photo Parkhill club holds dance By MRS. -HARRY SHEPPARD PARKHII( The Good Neighbours volunteer club held their' Oetobermeeting with a good attendance and made plans for the movie "It Grows on Trees." Music for the dance supplied by Mr. Jim and Andy Orr and Mr. Tom Walker of Exeter, Mrs. Clara Gray oh p'9no, - - Prizes were awarded to Lloyd Brophey for the funniest costume, Lydia Cut - Cut, for most unique George Nornabelle, best dressed. Therewill be a- movie shown to residents and outsiders -November '23 at 2 p.m. Ttee penny sale realized $14.85. Personals Recent visitors with Newt and Ella Ray Hayter were :Mr. & Mrs. Ray Gooding, Kitchener and Mr. & Mrs. Richard O'Rourke and family. Staff Sergeant Glen and Mrs. Hayter, Sarnia and Mr. Willis Hayter helped celebrate Ella Ray's bir- thday. Mr. & Mrs. Gregg Fischer Calvin and Courtney of Chatfield,. Manitoba, are holidaying with relatives in this area and Gregg's parents Mr. & Mrs. Fischer of Seaforth ftrea. Mrs. Joe Kalep, petroif and family Pamela, Fred, Tom and Maty JOe visited few days with Mrs. Gladys . McLinchey of Main Street. And what.'a soft, carefree life it is! Come discover it. Sink into it. Take it home. In 3 fabulous new. carpets by Bigelow. Each treated with Scotchgard , the Carpet Protector. • It's durable nylon made even better -Shrugs off dirt • Holds its mouthwatering co1ur vTickles toes with soft, deep Pf'Te • Controls annoyink electric shocks CHECK OUR SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY PRICES! EVOLUTION s F sq. yd. Includes Installation and Underpad ETERNA ENCOUNTER 17ssq. q yd. ,Z�s sq. yd. Includes Includes Installation Installation and Underpad and Underpad NOW YOU CAN USE YOUR WHITING'S CREDIT CARD Revolving Charge plan) No service -charge at all if paid in full in 30 days. 1.75% per month -1'21% per annum) if extended. For example. If your original balance is up to $1-00.00 then your re- quired monthly payment is only $15.60 and your service charge on an outstanding balance of 1.100.00 is only $ 1.75 which will reduce as the balance'reduces. WHITING'S WAREHOUSE Sigelowl MAIN ST Exeter. kIllammomminmor 235-1964