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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1968-05-09, Page 10Clandeboye's Cooking Colleens The members of the Clandeboye Cooking Colleens completed their 4-H year with a mother and daughter banquet, Wednesday. At Sat- urday's Achievement Day at Medway High School in Arva, the Clandeboye girls were the largest single group in attendance. Shown above are, back row, left, Miss Lillian Archibald, Middlesex County Home Economist, Kathryn Worthington, Nancy Hardy, Betty List events of birth year Scott, and leaders Mrs. Edith Worthington and Mrs. Ethel Donaldson. Centre, Nancy Simpson, Joan Lewis, Patsy Snelgrove, Donna Snel- grove, Kathy Coughlin and Pat Hodgins. Front, Margo Rollings, Debby Millson, Susan Hill, Ann Mohr, Joan Donaldson and Helen Lewis. Missing from the picture are Mary Mohr and Carolyn and Susan Hardy. T-A photo. McGillivray Institute elect officers afINADM rc:"Irg FROM HUNTLEY'S / DRUG STORE mom ms Shulton Spray Mist Cologne $1.25 Blue Grass Perfume Mist $6.00 Chanel No. 5 Spray Perfume $6.50 Yardley Soaps • Special 3/$1.50 Blue Grass Miniature Cologne $1.25 Desert Flower Spray Essence $3.00 April Showers Bath Talc $1.79 Tabu Spray Cologne $4.00 Neilson's & Black Magic Candy Remember Films and Flash Bulbs for Mother's Day. HUNTLEY DRUG STORE S EXETER I D,; Telephone Ontario "4...1" 235.1070 Ask for this It tells how you may obtain an 1DB loan to help start, modernize or expand your business. booklet. INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT BANK /\ Source of Financingfo r Canadian Iltminess INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT BANK lEAM FINANCING FOR OANAbiAtilt081NOt4 LONDON, ONT4 EXETER LIONS CLUB PAPER DRIVE WEDNESDAY, MAY 15 ALL PROCEEDS TO ASSIST THE BOY SCOUTS & WELFARE WORK. For Mother on her day GLOXINIAS HYDRANGEAS MUMS MIXED PANS DISH GARDENS from $2.00 ARTISTIC ARRANGEMENTS from $3.50 REDERS FLORIST 235-2603 FREE DELIVERY THROUGH THE AREA. •3.4;44.4 grp011tc DESIGNER LINE TOWELS KLEENEX TOWELS ROLL 394 WONDERFOOD 1 LB. PKG. CALIFORNIA 830 ORANGES 113'S CALIFORNIA LONG WHITE TENDERLEAF MOTHER PARKERS 19 OZ. TIN 2/434 VAN CAMPS , BEANS & PORK 12 OZ. TIN OLD SOUTH 2 LB. 894 890 DETERGENT 154 OFF GIANT PKG. BOLOGNA BLUE BONNET MARGARINE . 3 LB. PKG. MIRACLE WHIP SALAD DRESSING 32 OZ. QT. BOLD LAUNDRY FROZEN FOODS ORANGE JUICE 394 YORK LIMITED SUPPLY ICE CREAM CAKES 394 MEATS SCHNEIDER9 SLICED OR PIECE 854 594 FOODS I!!! MAPLE LEAF SWEET PICKLED 2'/ TO 3 LB. AVERAGE COTTAGE ROLLS LB. 490 MAPLE LEAF SANDWICH STYLE COOKED HAM LB. 984 SCHNEIDER'S NO. 1 CHICKEN LEGS LB.554 ALL LEAN BEEF GROUND CHUCK LB. 514 NEW TEXAS FRUITS AND VEGETABLES MINNETTE BEST GOOD SIZE ALLEN'S ASSORTED PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT. GRAPE, ORANGE, ETC. CHAMPION DOG FOOD 15 OZ. TINS ST. WILLIAMS ASSORTED JAMS 9 OZ Clandeboye club entertain women of church and Institute pride of Huron Rebekah Lodge held a banquet in Caven Pres- byterian Church last Wednesday evening in honor of the visit of District Deputy President Marj- orie Broadfoot, of the Clinton Rebekah Lodge. Gueits were also present from Clinton and Thed- ford Lodges. Women watch styling of hair The Main Street UCW evening unit met last. Monday evening and after the business proceeded to Caven Presbyterian Church for a hair styling show demon- strated by Mrs. Lynda Hayter and Miss Janice Hayter of the Silhouette Hair Fashions. Mrs. Anton Miller and. Mrs. J. C. Boyne were models for hair done in the Bubble style which was quite becoming. Mrs. Bill Perry was given a party- look style and Mrs. Dan McLeod modeled a wig. A facial was demonstrated by Miss Hayter using Mrs. J. Meikle as a model. Following the show a singsong was led by Mrs. Ina Webber with Mrs. Harold Chappel as accompanist. A social hour was enjoyed. ' prior to going to Caven Church President Mrs. Art Clarke con- ducted a business period in which plans were made for a wedding dinner May 18 and another in July. Clinton woman speaks to unit Mrs. George Potter, Clinton, supply and welfare co-secretary of Huron and Perth P resbyterials, was guest speaker at the meet- ing of Main Street UCW after- noon unit Thursday afternoon. She gave an outline of the supply and welfare work at county level. Mrs. Susan Link reviewed a chapter of the study book on Profiles of Japan. Mrs. Tom Walker entertained with a medley of old favorite hymns on the piano. Mrs. Percy Merkley conducted the worship with the theme "Mis- sion is the Response to God." She was assisted by Mrs. Cecil Murray and Mrs. E. R. Hopper. Mrs. R. E. Russell gave a poem on "Mother." Many visit Mt. Carmel Misses ,Marilyn and Louise Dietrich Of London .visited over the weekend with their mother, Mrs. Pius Dietrich. Mr. and Mrs. Jack. Barry, Detroit, and Mrs. Josephine Reg. Strathroy, visited telativet here Saturday and attended the O'Rourke-Hayter wedding. Mrs. Mike Ryan Sr. is visit- frig With her datighter, Mr. and Mrs. Gerard McCarthy and fain- ily. Maidstone. Mise Carolyn Hall, lAndon, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. jOhn Hail and lattiiiy, Mrs. Lawrence McCann and baby returned home from Sotith Huron Roetital this week. Mr. and Mrs. deity Hartman And trian of London spent the Weekend' with Mr. and Mit. Wil, feed Hogan and Margaret Anne, Mr. and Mrs. Any ,Ditcharrne And daughter, :Sarnia, visited with Mr.. and ''Mr:J. Gerald O'Rourke and Sandra. ReV, Basil ClaVin C813, Owen Sound., visited last week with his parentX, Mr, and Mrs. Char-, le6 Glavin. Following the meal the mem- bers adjourned to the Lodge Rooms for their meeting. Open- ing of Lodge was capably carried out by Sunbeam Lodge, Thed- ford, after which the Noble Grand Mrs. Don MacGregor took the chair. Church women see Japan pics Mrs. Robert Russell gave a travelogue with pictures of her trip to Japan at the meeting of James Street UCW unit 4 Mon- day evening. This concludes the year's study on Japan for the unit. Mrs. R. D. Jermyn introduc- ed the speaker and led in the devotional assisted by Miss Lau- retta Siegner and Mrs. Howard Holtzmann. Miss Siegner gave a reading "What is a Mother". Leader Mrs. Arnold Linden- field conducted the busines s. Hostesses were Mrs. Jermyn, Miss Siegner, Miss Olive Pars- ons and Mrs. Holtzmann. ?Nog 70#64. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ethering- ton returned home last week after spending the winter in Flor- ida. Mrs. May Delve of Victoria, BC, is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cornish and relatives. F/O R. Denroche of Winnipeg visited over the weekend with his mother-in-law, Mrs. Louise Mitchell. He is posted to Ger- many and he and Mrs. Denroche and family expect to leave in August. Sgt. Ray and Mrs. Boudreau, Camp Borden, spent the weekend with the latter 's mother, Mrs. William Hunter. Mrs. James Lindsay of Van- couver, BC, and Miss Beatrice Hodgert, formerly of Oshawa, visited last Wednesday with their cousin, Mrs. Whitney Coates. Miss Hodgert is going to Van- couver to reside after conducting a nursing home in Oshawa for several years. Mrs. L. McInnis, Mrs. Norah Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hod- gins and Stuart visited Sunday in Brussels with Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Martin. Mrs. McInnis and Mrs. Martin are sisters. Miss Wilma Coates, London, visited Friday and Saturday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Whit- ney Coates. Mr. Robert Knox of town is in Ireland owing to the death of his sister. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Steeper of McGillivray Township bought the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Fanson, Huron St., at the auction sale last Wednesday. By MRS, J. H. PAT914 CLANDEBOYg May 1 at 6;30 P.m. at the Clandeboye United Church over 50 ladies from the Weinen'S in- By MRS. HEBER DAVIS Rev. A. Gardiner, London, was in charge of service at St. Pat- rick's Church Sunday. Misses Nancy and Marylou Tindall celebrated their May birthday on Saturday at the home of their parents Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tindall. Six• little chums were their guests. The afternoon was spent in playing games and concluded with refreshments and the traditional birthday cake. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Paff and family, Ailsa Craig, and Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Kooy, Exeter, were Saturday evening guests with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kooy. Clayton was celebrating his birthday. Mr. and Mrs. George Carroll, Detroit, visited the former's bro- ther and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carroll Saturday. Miss Heather Davis spent the weekend with her grandmother ; Mrs. George McFalls. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Greenlee were guests at a thirtieth wedding anniversary for their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Watson, Ailsa Craig, Sunday. Mrs. Ron Carroll, Ian and Brenda, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Art Abbott and family, Sun- day. Mrs. Earl Greenlee gave her home Friday for the church group quilting. Mr. Lariy Greenlee visited his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Heber Davis, Sunday. Mrs. Art Delve of Alberta and Mrs. Cliff Abbott, Lucan, called on. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carroll Tuesday. Little Miss Patti Dobbs, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dobbs stitute and the United Church Women were entertained by the Clandeboye 4-11 girls. At the heed table were guests, Miss Lillian Archibald Middlesex home economist, London, MrS. Wesley Lewis RR 2 Ailsa Craig. North Middlesex District Presi- dent and Lucan WI president, Mrs. Frank Hardy, leader, Mrs. R. B. Worthington, assistant, Mrs. Jim Donaldson and Mrs. Arnold Lewis WI President. Tal9les were set in V shape and decorated with vases of red roses and white snap dragons. On tables were green four-leaf clov- er in a design. Miss Betty Scott, president of Club presented gifts. Miss Archi- bald was presented with a Blue Mountain pottery swan, Mrs. Worthington and Mrs. Donaldson were given gifts from girls too. Miss Donna Snelgrove thanked the leaders and the girls re- ceived their WI spoons from Mrs. Arnold Lewis and Mrs. Frank Hardy. Later they repeated their pro- gram which was used Saturday at Achievement Day at Medway school. Clandeboye had the largest class of 19. There were 140 club girls taking part onSat- urday. 4-H Clandeboye girls we r e Betty Scott, Nancy Hardy, Kathy Coughlin, Carolyn Hardy, Susan Hardy, Laura Hodgins, Joan Don- aldson, Kathryn Worthington, Debbie Millson, Susan Hill, Pat Hodgins, Joan Lewis, Helen Lewis, Margo Rollings, (Lucan) Mary Mohr, Annie Mohr, Nancy Simpson, Donna Snelgrove, Pat- sy Snelgrove and Annie Mohr. UNITED CHURCH Rev. G. W. Sach conducted the service at 9:45 a.m. using the text "Actions speak louder than words". Anniversary date is May Jr., is spending a few days with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dobbs Sr., Exeter. Mr. Howard MacDonald, Lucan is a patient in Victoria Hospital, London. 26 at 09 in afternoon , with the §PP041 s t, Rev. Clarence Beacon of Arva United Church. The ptanlat was unable to he there and Mr. sun played the Piano and took the service as well Sunday, May 12 baptism will be at United Church. ST. JAMES The rector, the Rev. E. Q. Lancaster at the afternoon ser- vice Sunday presided for baptis- mal service for Sandra June, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Broom, Exeter. Sponsors were Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Rowe, Wood- ham, and for Gerald Vernon, son of Mr. & Mrs. Beverly Cunning- ham with sponsors, Mr. & Mrs. James pelton, Brantford, and Mr. John Fewster, Ostrander. Later, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph C arte r, grandparents, enter- tained. Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Broom and family Carolyn and Sandra June, Woodham, Mr. Rob- ert. Martin, Crediton, a great, grandmother, Mrs. Joe Lindew alic! daughter Miss Verrla and Mr. Milton. Hodgins and Miss Bernice carter and Merna car- ter, Mr. & Mrs, Cunningham. enter, tamed Mrs. Cunningham's father, Mr. John Fewster, Ostramder , brother, Mr. Vernon Fewster and mr. & Mrs. James Pelten, Brantford and their familY, PERSONALS Mr. RossO'Neil returned home last week from St. Joseph Hos,, Guests with Mr. & Mrs. Kurt Gebel was Mrs. Katherine Rob- erts, Rochester, New York who spent several days. Sunday visi- tors were Mr. & Mrs. Frank Faist and Mr. & Mrs. Dotter Mann and children from Lon- don. Guests with Mr. & Mrs. Rea Neil Sunday were Mr. & Mrs. Rea Adams from London. An invitation was accepted to meet with Amber Rebekah Lodge in Hensall May 15. Members entitled to their twenty year jewels will receive them at the birthday party June 5. A draw was made for a cradle which had been made and donated by Mr. Roland Williams with Miss Mary VanCamp having the lucky ticket. Solos were sung by Mrs. Geo. Vriese and musical selection given by Ross and Wayne Rowe. Lunch was served. WI ELECTS OFFICERS The election of officers and payment of dues took place at the April meeting of the McGillivray Women's Institute held in the hall. The roll call "A current event in the year of your birth", was answered by 15 members. Mrs. Karl Pickering present- ed the slate of officers for 1968- ' 69. Honorary president is Mrs. Beatrice Dixon; president, Mrs. Albert Armstrong; vice presi- dents, Mrs. Tom Kooy, Mrs. Melvin Allison; secretary, Mrs. Laverne Allison; treasurer, Mrs. parry Thompson; assistant, Mrs. Joe Carey; directors, Mrs. Mac Allison, Mrs. John Dyck; dis- trict director, Mrs. Fraser Dixon; alternate, Mrs. Mac Al- lison; Standing Committees, Home Economics and Health, Mrs. Les Morley; Historical Research & Current Events, Mrs. Joe Carey; Citizenship and Education, Mrs. Mac Allison; Agriculture & Can- adian Industry, Mrs. Melvin Al- lison; public relations, Mrs. Wil- fred Dixon; resolutions, Mrs. Karl Pickering; social welfare, Mrs. Earl Morley, Mrs. Joe Conlin, Mrs. Melvin Allison; pianists, Mrs. Tom Kooy, Mrs. Wes Lewis; auditors, Mrs. Fraser Dixon, Mrs. Earl Morley; nominating committee for 1969, Mrs. Joe Carey, Mrs. Wes Lewis. Mrs. Earl Morley, Mrs. Fras- er Dixon, Mrs. Tom Kooy were appointed delegates to District Annual on May 21 in AilsaCraig. The motto, 'what is our gener- ation leaving behind", was given by Mrs. John Dyck. Mrs. Joe Conlin gave current events and a poem was read by Mrs. Dixon. Lunch was served by the com- mittee and a social time enjoyed.