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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1963-05-30, Page 213111•41127,k Amp. 48i1 NVAIP1141.EFUirdigCralm.octilif; . . . 2, Weekly contest winners will be selected April 23rd, 39th, May 7th, 14th, 2Ist, 28th, June 4th, 11th, 18th, 25th and July 9th, 1963, Contestants will be required to cor- rectly answer a skill-testing question before being de- dared a winner, The decision of the judges is final, 3. Tokens redeetnable for cash may be exchanged at any time. HoweVer, to participate IA one or more of the eleven weekly contests, entries must be received by Mid, night on the Friday preceding a selection. All entries Sub. milted will remain eligible for sUbsequent weekly contests, 1. Vito as often is posSible,Each entry must be effern- periled by a token (Or 'reasonable fescimile) and mailed in a separate- etiVelOpe. 6, Priies must be effected as 'awarded. No substitutions *TOTAL VALUE OF ALL PRIZES Every time you open a bottle of Pepsi-Cola or Teem, look under the cork Inside the cap, If you find a token, it IS valuable to you, Every token (or reatmble facsimile) gives you 6 chance to enter up to weekly Contests for "a Renault Caravelle, and a return trip to Paris for two via ICA, and $1,000.00 expense money to tour Europe" in addition, come tokens also have at Immediate cash value of from $100 to $1,000,09, Start your search today! RULES I. When you find a token, simply send it by mail along with your name, address, and telephone number printed on a plain piece of white paper to Pepsl•Cola Contest, P,O. Box 580, Montreal 36, Quebec, (If you are Mibmitting a token redeemable fot Cash you will be , required to correctly answer a alu , ll-testirrg'question, We suggest that,you send If by registered Mail.) will be made. Only one weekly contest winner per family. 6. This contest it open to all residents of Canada, except the employees and iMmediate families of Pepsi.Cola Canada Ltd., its Franchised Bottlers, Advertising Agency, and the judging organization. 7, Entries and contents thetetlf become the exclusive property of Pepsi.Cola Canada Ltd. No entries will be returned, nor will any correspondence be exchanged with contestants other than with the winners, $. For a complete list of major award winners, •tend 1P6EPPreget.5.All ge4 TeEt4d (itrr c(1)7(11,P114t0)1:4VTWEItAll! RA6', QUEBEC, SEND ONLY THE TOKEN NOT THE DOTTLE CAP • : •:e.••Rx . . Page• Tima§,AdV9catet May 30, 1963 I owe .4 lot O. my teachers and. mean pay Ihent 1?aeic,•aerae day, .Stephen P....14eac904 at Grand Bend UC Staffa PERSONALS Mr* and MrP.,John Loyie, visited her sister, Mrs. Nf.,. .Baker, on Sunday who i,s ill ..at the home of. her son,. Mr, Ken Hold missuon festi v rAsn. exchange r se .f _laaonilnsg faenl -d loweri the meeting after which Mrs. Mabel Pealardine served lunch. Church at Crediton marks anniversary RECALL CHILDHOOD At the meeting Of Stela. WI By MRS, J. •TEMPI,EMAN GRAND BEND' SUBSCRIBERS; Convert. to Color Phone Special Offer June and. July HAY TELEPHONE SYSTEM Dial 236 and ask .for 102 SEED BEANS FOR SALE With Mr. and 1Virs,Wilmar Wein and family, Mrs. E, Hey of Parkwood Hospital and her daughter Mrs. M. Hooper of London visited. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Hey. Sunday visitors with Mr. and. Mrs. Lorne Hodge and family were Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Hodge and family of Mount Pleasant, Mr. and Mrs. floss Marshall, Marilyn and David and Mrs. Mary Gallop of Kirkton. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ryall of London visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Swartz. Mr. and Mrs. S. Klatt and family of Essex visited with friends in the community and attended services at the United Church, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lambie and family of Hensel). spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Finkbeiner. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Galloway Visited with Mr. and Mrs. Don- ald Hendrick at Guelph and also visited Niagara Falls on the weekend. Ill Health it was decided to ask for the short course "Creative Cook;- pry" as first choice and "FPO Shopping" as second choice. Mrs, Raymond Kading and .m17•4. Colin Love were named to find leaders for the next. 4-H project 4 fThe Way.mi Miss Karen Taylor 140, be pre, sented. with .4 WI coffee spoon for winning provincial honors in completing 12 4-H projects, Mrs, Kading discussed the motto '"No one's heart will harden planting seeds in friend- ship's garden," Roll call was answered by giving a. hint "from a green thumb to a greenhorn." Mrs. Colin Love was in charge of the program. Vice-president Mrs. Roy Morena conducted the business. A picnic will be held in Jime with Mrs. Nola Taylor, Mrs. Marty Burke and Mrs. Colin Love to make arrangements. LADIES ATTEND DEANERY Baker and family at. Shiplca, MEETING Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Knight MrS. Mrg.W. Tien- and Robert of London, Mr. and die, Nire, F. .lumh, Mrs, E. Mrs,. GYP.a atterson and Win, Wilson, Mrs, W. E. Keown and. stop, Mr. and Mrs. Johnston Mrs. T. Hoperoft of ,St. John's- PatterSon and family visited PY-the-Laite Anglican church on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. were in Watford for the Lamb- Wellwood Gill. ton Deanery meeting, There Mrs. Wm. Love is a patient Were 32 WA groupsrepre- in St. Joseph's. Hospital, Lop, sented. don. Mrs, Porter of London spoke and Bishop Henry Cook of the Arctipgave the address of the day. He thanked the ladies of the Dorcas membership'for the rapid response for help in the Hay River emergency. The of- fering was given to him for his work. Michelite Sanilac Seaway See your doctor first. Bring your prescription to MIDDLETON'S DRUGS for which Mrs. Lloyd Miller was hostess. at her home the roll call “the .naughtiest 4ay of my ,childhood" received some humorous answers from 19 members, The program was pot luck and everyone .contributed read- ings, riddle s, or .household hints. Mrs..garnet Taylor react a clipping of Staffa news dated February 1915 .from an old scrapbook. Mrs. Walter O'Brien read a paper on J, Scriven, the writer of the well known hymn, What a Friend We Have in Jesus, President Mrs, John Temple, man. conducted the business. when, final plans were made for the display at the District An- nual in Sebringyille. Staffa was also in charge of the "in mem, origin" service. It was decided to entertain the children on July 3 in .Staffa. A bus trip is being planned for July. Following the meeting a baby picture contest was held and an exchange of plants, slips and bulbs. By MRS. WELLWOOD GILL GRAND BEND The Mission Festival held at grand Bend UQ Saturday and Sunday was well attended, On Sunday morning the child, ren of the Sunday School with their teachers toured the mis, sion OPoth4 and found them most interesting. At the morning service Rev. O f A. Brittainwas assisted by Mrs. William Blewett and. Mrs, William Sturdevant in costume. Mrs. Colin Love and Mrs. Dpug, las Gill were at the door to. welcome everyone. Mrs. Clark Kennedy and Mrs. Clinton Brit- tain sang a duet. At the close of the festival a film on Hong Kong was shown, Tea was served at all sessions. CELEBRATE 25 YEARS On the occasion of their 25th wedding anniversary the family of Mr. and Mrs. George Latta gave a surprise party at their home on Tuesday, May 21. Mr. and Mrs. Latta have two sons, Raymond of Sarnia and Ronald at home. They were presented with a silver tray, and an auto- matic toaster. WI PLAN FOR COURSES At the meeting of GrandBend WI Thursday in the town hall, Cron n Trust Trust Investment Certificates By MRS. KEN McKELLAR TERM 4 TO S YEARS 200 Queens Avenue tended the graduationbanquet at the Mitchell District High School on Tuesday night. David Scott and Harry and John Norris were among the graduating pu- pils. Mr. and Mrs. John Jefferson visited at Listowel Hospital on Monday with their daughter, Mrs. Bruce Cleland and infant son. • Mr. and Mrs. David Ringrose and son Bruce of London were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Walker. Please Return The Chair! Will whoever took from the basement the old wooden chair (Canadiana) please return it. No questions ask- ed. Cherished by father as only remaining mother's chair. Rev. S. Kerr and Mrs. Kerr of Embro called on many friends in the village on Monday. Mr. Wm. Ringler, Bluevale, spent the weekend at the home of his daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Jefferson. Mr. and Mrs. James McClure and son Murray of Winthrop were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dodds, Mrs. Alan Somers and son Richard, St. Marys, visited.on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs:. K. McKellar. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gardiner visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ross, Mt. Pleas- ant. Mr. and Mrs. Charles La Farge of Windsor were Sunday visitors with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Jefferson, fol- lowing their marriage in Wind- sor on Saturday. Mr. Frank Allen is a patient in Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs. T.L. Scott and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Norris at- Creditor United Church Cele- brated its 94th anniversary Sun, clay With Rev. R. Hilts taking the morning service and Rev. Alex rt4135011 of H y at t Ave, United Church, London, speak- ing at the evening service. The junior choir in the morn- ing and senior choir in the evening were assisted by in- strumental music by Mrs. R- Dykemam Doreen Kenney and Jim Neil and duets by Gerald and Harold Skinner of Exeter. SHOWS FILMS At the UC Messengers meet- ing Thursday, Rev. R. S. Hilts showed two films and Mrs. P. Boulianne conducted a. Bible quiz. Scripture was read by Ruth Hodge and, a poem given by Sharon Hodge. It was decided to hold a picnic June 2'7, PERSONALS Rev. A. M. Schlenker and Mr. Albert Gaiser attended the EUB Conference at Bridgeport this past week. Mrs. M. Lamporthas return- ed after spending the winter with her family in Detroit. E. Guettinger who has spent some time with his daughter, Mrs. M. Bowman of Detroit, returned home this weekend. F/L Robert and Mrs. Pal- mer and family of Downsview spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. E. Fahrner. Mr. Calvin Fahrner of Selkirk also spent Saturday with his parents. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Finkbeiner and fa- mily were Mr. and Mrs. John MacKay and Lynn of London, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Eagleson and Gary, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hamather and family of Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. GrantRoeszler and family of London, Mr. and Mrs. Don Bell and family, Exeter, spent Sunday with Mrs. Beatrice Roeszler. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wade and family of Ancaster are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. John Wade. Mrs. Mary Faist returned Saturday after spending a week with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Feist and family in Waterloo. William Hodge is a patient in South Huron Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Finkbeiner spent a few days over the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Finkbeiner and f am il y at Bar- rie. Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Man- ders, Watford, visited Sunday CONCLUDE. COURSE The final meeting of the 111- bbertsf Little Lassies on the course, "The Milky Way" was held at the home of Misses Kaye and Margaret Wprden with Miss Mary Lou Black, home economist for Perth county as guest. The roll call "dessert and soup I made" was answered by IP •girls, The leaders discussed the topic "'Baking With Milk". Mrs. Parsons conducted a quiz and the girls were given their recipe box indices. Everyone was re- minded to have their books to Mrs. Parsons by the end of May and that Achievement Day is July 10 in Mitchell District High School. Pancakes were made and sampled for lunch along with ice cream bars served by the hostesses. START NEW STUDY At the meeting of Staffa UCW held in the church Rev. A.H. Daynard introduced the first part of the study book "The Word and the Way." Mrs. Harold Pethick led in the devotions assisted by Mrs. Cameron Vivian and Mrs. Dar- rel Parker. Miss Elizabeth Smale sang a solo accompanied by Mrs. Robert McCaughey. Mrs. Gerald Agar conducted the business. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. John Temple- man and family visited on Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Duncan, Exeter. Bonnie Miller, Joanne and Bob Templeman attended the 4-H livestock judging at Mit- chell Arena on Saturday. Eric Norris and Terry Day- nard OAC Guelph spent the weekend at their homes here. 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