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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-10-07, Page 9See Canada packers Clandeboye ladies enjoy CLANDEBOYE Hazel Cunningham, Marlon Thompson, Barbara and Viola Carter enjoyed a bus tour Thursday to Harriston, Listowel and Mitchell, sponsored by the Granton Women's Institute. In Harriston they toured the ice cream division of Canada Packers, a furniture company and knitting mills in Listowel and a small can- dy factory In Mitchell. Joanne Glavin, Mary and Lorna Latta attended a trousseau tea on Sunday, at the home of Mrs, Bill Dow, London, iri honour of her daughter. Susan Dow, whose GET YOURS ll Exeter Meiewey M.rdseets • marrage to Don Latta takes place October 10. Several farmers from this area braved the rain and the mud to take in the Inter- national Plowing Match near Barrie, in Simcoe County. Jean and Pat Hodgins ac- companied by the former's sister, Ruth Brock, Goderich, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Don Brock and family of Wasaga for a cou- ple of dAys last week and attended4the International Plowing match, Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Williams, London visited Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Williams. During the World-wide communion service at Clandeboye United Church Sunday, Jackie Coddington was welcomed to the con- gregation as a new com- municant. 60 FOR A DRIVE TNIS WEEKEND bus trip Mrs. Isabelle Edwards RR 2 Lucan a local World Book Chlldcraft manager, recently attends the company's annual con- ference in Washington D.C. Nearly, 1,5000 World Book salespeople attended the meeting at the Washington Sheraton Hotel. Highlights of the con- ference included ap- pearances by George Burns, country singer Terri Gibbs and newspaper humorist Art Buchwald. Gibbs, blind since birth, recently helped the company launch The Talking World Book. The first en- cyclopedia ever recorded for the blind and partially sighted, World Book attendees also heard that the 1981 edition of the encyclopedia buying guide gave World Book an excellent rating in nine of ten evaluative categories -- more than any other set received. The price was judged to be reasonable. Over ;50,000 worth of prizes were given away at the conference, ap- propriately called Extravaganza 1981. World Book-Chlldcraft is the publisher of the World Book Encyclopedia, Chlldcraft — the How and Why Library, and The World Book Dictionary, among other educational materials. LAST CHANCE TO SEE ONTARIO'S COLOUR IIEIr... V THEN PICK UP SOME GOOD CHICKEN %+fTWINS KiniIiekyTrMdOkickenu IN ALL YOUR MOST Yi2COLOURFUL LOCATIONS 4 CLIP AND SAVE 111 1 1. By MRS. PETER MARTIN Winners of cedar patio furniture ' from ARC Industries in the draw held at the charter night of the Crediton and district Lions Club Saturday night were A. Levitt, Toronto; Barbara Elsenschink, Hay, and Ken Smith, Huron Park. NEW EXECUTIVE -- The Executive of the Exeter Kinettes met last week. They are bock, left, Anne Armstrong, bulletin editor; Sally Snedden, bulletin editor; Barbara McKnight, registrar; Wanda Reynolds, secretary; Phyllis Hymphreys, treasurer; front, Darlene Edwards, director; Sylvia Watson, vice-president; Mary Loucks, president; Wendy King, director, Helen Klages, past president. At Ailsa Craig Baptists celebrate By Alice Dickens Ailsa Craig The Baptist church celebrated its 110 anniver- sary Sunday, September 27 when Rev. Jim Lewis of London was guest speaker and Danny Gillard, student at Christianview Bible College, sang special music for the morning service. Rev. Lewis spoke on "We've changed...has God?" at the evening worship. Two sets of duets by Mr. and Mrs. Donald MacDonald of Listowel were enjoyed. Donald, son of John, sang "It is well". Craigholme The Parkhill Exhibition was a big fair for PARADE CLOWNS—Every parade must have a few clowns and Saturday's Ilderton fair procession was no exception. Shown in their clown costume are Tanya Hodgson and Kim Milne. T -A photo ki4 44GIVEkwb,q � W Shopping Centre and take advantage of WEEK-LONG SAVINGS Specials Available From Oct. 7 Until Oct. 13 THIS WEEK'S SUPER VALUES Ladies DRESS SLACKS LADIES SWEATERS 20%0H Girls SWEATERS BLOUSES 200 off Gertazdi SHOPPING CENTRE 370 Mom Street EXETER, ONTARIO Phone 235 2162 111W - Mens WORK CLOTHING 15%0H Mens SUITS BLAZERS DRESS PANTS & TOP COATS 20%°" SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER CONTINUES BOYS& GIRIS CLOTHING °" SIze_4-6x_oOlt oil� 1 1 1 1 Craigholme They gathered seven red rib- bons and three blue ones to take home They missed out on a few others But please do not have fear As sporting coaches tell you "Just wait till next year. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Harrison, Ilderton and Alice Dickens were at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Black, Fergus, on September 26 and attended the 30th wedding anniversary of their son and wife, Jim and Elizabeth, of Don Mills. Winners at the euchre of "The Happy Gang group" were high - Mrs. Marion Levine, and Mrs. Marjorie Steeper; low Mrs. Kay Simpson and Alice Dickens; lone hands - Mrs. Jean Bice. Special birthday prize to Mrs. Sinker. "Happy Birthday" was sung for her. Next euchre will be October 14 at 1:30 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shiels, Regina, Saskatchewan a(sited recently with Mr. nd Mrs. Lorne Smith. `` With Miss Belle Stevenson were Mr. and Mrs. Martin Moore, Bad Axe, Michigan. Miss Margaret Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Don Robinson and family attended the 25th wedding annviersary of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Robinson (Dallas Hodgins) of London at their Ipperwash cottage, Sunday. Honey for Sale $1.00 Ib. in your container Art Abbott RR 1 Centralia Ph. 229-8231 Times -Advocate, October 7, 1981 Poe. 9 Shipka anniversary By MRS. HUGH MORENZ Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mellin, were honored, Sun- day on the occasion of their 40th wedding anniversary, with a noon meal, for 40 family members and relatives, held at Shipka Community Centre. Following the dinner, Open House was held from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. The Mellin's have three daughters and one son, Marion - Mrs. Murray Hamilton, of Thedford, Wayne. of Greenway, Barb, Mrs. Larry Wein, of Exeter, Lorene. Mrs. Harold Martin, of Kitchener, and seven grandchildren. The best man and bridesmaid of 40 years ago, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Mellin, were with the couple on this special occasion. Guests attended from London, Strathroy, Exeter, Hensall, Thedford, Parkhill, Kitchener, Grand Bend and Lucan. They received a special congratulation message by phone. from a nephew in Vancouver. Don, Sharon and Jamie Baker and Donna, Spent the weekend in Detroit, visiting Sandra and Tony Regier Jr. Chris, Heather and Milan, and also with Sharon's father. Tony Regier Sr. Cousins visiting with Hugh and Annie Morenz, last weekend were, Alf and Mabel Baines, of High River. Alberta, Louis and Donnie Gable, of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. The visiting cousins and Morenz's attended a family reunion, Sunday held at the home of Art and Mary Finlayson, in Seaforth. Out of town guests attending were Mrs. Beverley Ford, John Ford and friend, from Bramalea, Mrs. Ford's father, Elmer Myers, of Montana, U.S., Mrs. Stella Bawden. London, Mrs. Ruby Hoggarth. Zurich, Mrs. Ida Jackson and Donald Jackson, and Mrs. Laura Ingram. of Hensall, Bill and Norma Coleman, of Kippen and Mrs. Verna Hay of Exeter. Have you enough insurance to protect your home and contents against loss or damage by fire, thieves or vandals? Protect your home and the things you own with a plan from The Co- operators. 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