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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-10-28, Page 11CNN= TIRE DON'T MISS THE GREAT SAVINGS /1 PLAN MOUNT CARM L CWI. ANNIVIRSARY — THe was celebrated Sunday. From the left are Helene Regier Diocesan director Father White, Diocesan president Rita and Mary Muller of the planning committee. anniversary of the Mount Carmel Catholic Women's League of the planning committee, parish CWL president Jean Fleming, Oulette, Parish Director Father Joe Nelligan and Marion Sullivan T -A photo Ge(73ack9oom UNISEX HAIRSTYLINGS By THERESA GRIMMINCK & SILVIA GIESEN 1 1 at PARKERS BARBER SHOP 235-0451 423 Main St Exeter Appcin!rnPnts Not Always Necessary • Free Wool Available to anyone wishing to knit for the Family & children Ser- vices Christmas Bureau. Hats, Mitts, Scarves, Slippers needed for tots to teenagers, boys & girls. Please pick up your yarn at Becker's Milk Store, 301 Main St. Exeter ' Discipline is theme of WI By MRS. MIER MARTIN CREDITON Wednesday evening the Crediton Women's Lnstitute met in the town hall. The meeting was opened with the Ode and Mary Stewart Collect. President Mrs. Dave Cottel opened the business with a short poem. Roll call was answered by "type of discipline I have used suc- cessfully." After the business Mrs. Cottel turned the meeting over to Mrs. Peter Martin and Mrs. Don Finkbeiner. Mrs. Martin read the motto "Spare the rod and spoil the child." Mrs. Fink- beiner gave a reading. Guest speakers for the Thanksgiving for Kirkton By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS KIRKTON The Kirkton United Church Women held their October meeting in the church basement Wed- nesday. Mrs. Allan Eveleigh was in charge and opened the meeting with a Thanksgiving theme. Mrs. Norman Amos led in prayer. Mrs. Eveleigh read "What is your life, I followed by the scripture Ireading and 'Think of Thanksgiving 350 years ago.' , The bOok report was given by Mrs. Robert Ratcliffe she told of the two books she had which were written by Judy La Marsh. Myrtle Walkom, Munro was introduced and she spoke on prosperity and showed a film, "Guess who's corning for breakfast." She was thanked and presented with a gift. Mrs. George Burgin was in charge of the business which Included minutes of last meeting, roll call and correspondence. The fall bale will again be collected up to the first Sunday in December. Lunch and a social time followed. Personals Mrs. Wm. J. Blackler of London is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Burns Blackler. Mr. and Mrs. Donohoe, Mississauga and Miss Heather Urquart, London visited on the weekend with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Jack Urquhart and John. Mr. and Mrs. Burns Blackler, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Blackler, Jessica and Alia and Mr. Philip Steckler \\\, CHOCOLATE CANDY CLASSES Learn to make your own beautiful and delicious Cherry and Cream •Filled Chocolates. Suckers. plus a whole lot more 011 1010 fraction of the coSt Recipes and samples included Classes afternoons and evenings To be fair to everyone. no small children Pre-pegsfer NOW Classes are fithrscs tostl FEE: $2.50 123 Wortley Rd eaLty 673-0150 SURPRISE SALEw6epdinnes.diczpOninly, , • END OF LINE ASSORTED CHILDRENS SIZES. BOYS & GIRLS SKATES '10 Original Prices ffom $25.00 Case of 12 1 30 Gas Saver otor Oil (Annum TIRE pair 2 si 00 MI per case To extent of stock limit 2 cases per customer cAnrminn TIRE ASSOCIATE STORE 444 Main St. Exptor 235-0160 were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Aitkin in St. Marys the occasion being to celebrate the wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Burns Blackler. Crystal Meghan, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Marshall was bap- tized at Kirkton United Church Service Sunday morning, a family dinner followed the service. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Marshall were Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Marshall and family, Byron. Mrs. Olive Langtree and Norman, Kitchener visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Switzer. Mrs. Jack Switzer and Mrs. Harold Davis visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Art Hodgins, Clandeboye and Mrs. A. Elston, Cen- tralia. evening were Sheilah MacCaffrey and Anne Miller from CIdldren and Family Services, Goderich. The meeting closed with a quiz conducted by Mrs. Fink- beiner. Lunch was served by Joan Hodgins, Isabelle King and Gladys Wein. Mrs. Gerald Dearing thanked the lunch and program com- mittees. Stephen Township Minor Hockey Assoc. held a dance In the Community Hall Saturday evening. A sell out crowd danced to the music of By ANNE WALPER Rev. Harley Moore spoke on "Compassionate Awareness" on Sunday. Anthems were sung by both choirs and Martin Eagleson was organist. Bible Study is at Greenway Tuesday night. There is no service in the United Church next Sunday as Grand Bend United Church is holding Anniversary Services. Wednesday afternoon a successful auction sale was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. August Zegurs when both the house and fur- nishings were sold. A large crowd attended. The ladies of Grace Anglican Church are busy preparing for a bazaar and bake sale which will be held on October 28 at 8:30 p.m. in the Parish Hall. A presentation is being held for Mike and Colleen (Breen) Wright at Corbett Community Centre, Friday, October 30. Ken and Luella Smithers were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Heamans, Mount Brydges. Visitors attend Rebekah meeting Pride of Huron Rebekah Lodge members held their regular meeting Wednesday eventing when visitors attmded from Goderich and Thessalon. N.G. Marjorie Arthur welcomed 53 Exeter members, Strom Goderich and one from Thessalou. She presided offer the medal assisted by VG Edwards who ales ;in% sick and shut -la DDP GrSbeferaler. Goderich was lotredield JPNG Margaret Oidt id welcomed. Treasure., MM. Atthill gave the !Nandi report and Fin. Sec'y LOMI Kirkland read the semi- annual report. Cards st thanks and a letter from Se Humanitarian Services read. Sis. Olive Baker transferring from Goderich to Exeter was introduced by Conductor Marie Broom and welcomed. Goderich installing team under DDP Grace Fuller in- stalled the incoming officers of Pride of Huron Lodge. Sis. Ada Fritzley was deputy marshall. Sis. Irene Har- nack read the DDP's com- mission. Officers are as follows: JPNG Marjorie Arthur, NG Cheryl Edwards, VH Audrey Rowe. Recording Sec'y Alice Bowen, Fin. Sec'y Lena Kirkland, Treasurer Olive Harvey, Warden Bar- bara Whiting, Conductor Marie Fydenchuk, Chaplain Marie 13room, Musician Elaine Skinner, Color bearer Leone Brock, RSNG Margaret Cook, LSNG Shirley Cooper, RSVG Joyce Morgan. LSVG Iva Blair, In- side Guardian Evaline McAllister. Outside Guar- dian Jean Noels, R.S. Chaplain Leona Hern, LS Chaplain Cora Smith, R.S. JPNG Ruth Skinner, LS JPNG Olive Hicks, Rebekah Norma Meikle, Naomi Ruth Nnderson. Sis. Muriel Harrison sang two beautiful solos. The DDP spoke briefly and gave 1 the members much to think about. She also read a very appropriate poem. ' The Assembly Vice Pres. Bernice Hall will visit the district in February. ' Sunday. Miss Wilma Coates, London, Mrs. Whitney Coates, Exeter, Mr. Bradley Coates, Mrs. Keith Coates and Miss Susan Coates. of Centralia attend- ed a dinner and mis- cellaneous shower in honour of Mrs Coates grand- daughter Miss Denise Dougherty. daughter of Mr. and Mrs 13.11. Doherty of Mt. Clemins Michigan. It was held at the -'ern Hill 2ountry Club with 70 guests n attendance. Wilma and 14rs. Coates and Susan 7emained over returning fuesday evening. Both Denise and her fiance Chris Greener made a very fitting reply Goderich, Seaforth and Ex- eter are to be the hosts. Several members spoke briefly. Following Lodge a delicious lunch was served. "Dallas". Mr. and Mrs. Knee, Centralia were the winners of the lucky draw. Special thank yous were extended to Sharon Glanville and Liz Allan for all their hard work in organizing the event. John Stewart was the winner of the $100 jackpot in the first bingo of the season Monday night sponsored by the Crediton Lions club. Other winners were Mrs. Russell Beaver, Mrs. Bill McCann, Mrs. Lloyd Roeszler, Mrs. Charles Browning Sr., Mrs. Ken Lowe, Kim Galloway, Malvia Rowe, Glenda Wuerth, Lieta Hill, Grace Fahner, Bill Stanlake, Ella Howe, Brenda Stewardson, Jessie Randall, Joan McCann, Lieta Hill, Les Jesney, Mrs. Tayler, Mrs. Chub Edwards, Mrs. Stanley Steeper, Mabel Gil, Jessie Randall, Elaine Jesney and Mrs. Chub Edwards. 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