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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-01-18, Page 11Travel to States Times-Advocate, January 18, 197$ Pogo 11 Loco/ couple wed recently South Huron and District Association for the Mentally Retarded nrrnunnnnunununnnuunumuuunu Incorporated The Following Donations Are Acknowledged, Your contribution May Be Sent to Bruce Shaw, Box 788, Exeter Clandeboye Women's Institute Ulric Snell Bank of Montreal Ben Tuckey St. Bonif ace C.W.L. Grand Bend U.C.W. Walter Fydenchuk Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Corbett J. L. Wooden Anonymous Mrs. Shirley McAllister Mel Graham Mrs Shirley Hargraves Jam C's McDavld . Harry Hof fir* trtate ll4.! Mrs. Clement McCanti Mrs, James McGregor Edelweiss Rebekah Lodge No. 117 Frances Houston Elimville Women's Institute Mrs. R. Breeze Christian Reformed Church Bernie Kelders Clandeboye 10.00 Exeter 400.00 Exeter, Zurich, Hensall, Grand Bend 1000.00 Exeter 50.00 Zurich 119.00 Grand Bend 200.00 Crediton 25.00 Exeter 25.00 Exeter 10.00 Exeter 50.00 RR 1, Zurich 15.00 RR 1 Brucefield 5.00 Brucefield 5.00 RR 5 Seaforth 10.00 .4?.as11Svood 10.00 Ocishwoo 50.00 RR Kippen 8.00 Seaforth 25.00 RR 4 Seaforth 10.00 28.00 Varna 43,00 Exeter 60.00 Forest 21.10 Collections for The South Huron and District Association For The Mentally Retarded through the members of the CREDITON AND DISTRICT SOCIAL CLUB Glenn H. Hodgins $10.00 Reg Stagg 10.00 Donald Haines 10.00 Bob Denomme 10.00 Harvey Smith 10.00 Anonymous 10.00 Allan Lewis 10.00 Ross Krueger 10.00 Vincent Thompson 10.00 Ed, R. Hendrick 15.00 Alvin Foulder 10.00 Allen Pfaff 10.00 Lloyd Hey 10.00 William Yearley 10.00 Michael Ryon 5.00 Leslie Mitchell 10.00 Harvey Hodgiq 10.00 Donald Dinney 10.00 Stanley Preszcator 10.00 Walter Weber 10.00 Jack Essery 10,00 Gordon Rotz 10.00 Earl Dietrich 5,00 Harold Finkbeiner 15.00 Borden F. Smyth 10,00 0. C. Russell 50.00 J. Wesley Hodgson 10.00 Harry Gielen 10.00 Lawrence Amos 10.00 Joe Varley 10.00 Gordon Scott 5.00 Stefan Pertchy 25.00 Lewis Tasko 5,00 Wilmar D. Wein 10.00 .111111.1111•1101•111111•11111WInr r• tit WO • Starting immediately CLOSED WEDNESDAYS Wally `s Chinese Garden MAIN ST., 'EXETER Colgate Tooth Paste Family Size Reg. $1.39 791. Alberto Balsam Shampoo 15 1/2 oz. Reg, $2,59 $ 7.44 Right Guard Bronze 7 oz. Reg. $1.69 93c Kotex Turns Johnson's Baby Oil 48's Reg. $2.59 7.77 100's Reg, $1.09 66qt 4 1/2 oz. Reg. 93t 63ct HUNTLEY'S DRUG STORE EXETER 235-1070 OLD TIME VALUES • LATEST FEATURES -111 airq•-vemik- -gra Refrigerator • 15 cu. ft. capacity on built in rollers • 7 day meat keeper and 3 position butter conditioner • 3 shelves adjustable to 20 positions Sugg. $449,95 Now '379 95 Westinghouse Automatic 30" Range Featuring "No-Turn Speed Broil" • Speed Broil sears both sides at once for more delicious results in half the lime. • Heat resistant glass covered control panel • Infinite range of heat on plug-out elements Sugg, 3/9.95 $ 28 995 COMPARE & SAVE on these ADDED VALUES RT-154 Deluxe Frost Free Dishwasher (SP5 I OM) Front Loading Portable $33995 FROST-FREE Refrigerator RT 143P 13.8 Cu. Ft. Capacity List $ 34995 $409.95 Sugg. List 399.95 LIMITED QUANTITIES AVAILABLE Blue Water Pro Hardware Ltd. GRAND BEND PHONE 238-2552 • MARRIED RECENTLY - Elizabeth Bannister and Byron Clarke exchanged wedding vows at Bryanston United Church, December 2, 1972. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bannister, RR 3, Ilderton, and the groom is the son of Mr, and Mrs. Ross Clarke, RR 1, Crediton. The couple took a wedding trip to Niagara Falls, and are now living on Sanders St., Exeter, (photo by M & M) (photo by Hough) MR. AND MRS, DAVID CHARLES PASSMORE Presbytery plans to keep coffee house, beach ministry Fully Washable - 100% Polyester ALL 1972 STOCK TO BE CLEARED 60" Carnaby - Melanie - Carrington - Unisex - English Scroll - Polyester Knit - Butter Trevira Polyester Jersey Knit - Printed Crimplene - English Crepe Crimplene VALUES $3 98 yd At" yd. - L5 48 yd, Sorority talk about sight A meeting of Zi Gamma Nit sorority was held last Thursday evening at the home of Elsie Tuckey. The theme of the meeting was the "Sense of Sight" with Mrs. Turkey and Rollanda Dtiffy in charge of the program. Mrs. Earl Campbell was the guest speaker, The Beta Sigma Phi sorority Cookbooks were distributed for sale and Elaine Bogart and June Essery served lunch. See Back Page This Issue for EATON'S OF EXETER Catalogue Clearance Sale conducted by Lloyd Clifton, a student of Knox College in Toronto, Mr. Clifton is no longer available, however, and the Presbytery requested the World Board of Missions to appoint Michael and Stephen Farris, two university students from Toronto, to carry on with the project. Also on the agenda of the meeting, three commissioners were appointed to attend the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of Canada in Toronto in June. They are Rev. Lucan UCW At the regular UCW meeting on Tuesday evening. Rev. W.C. Tupling installed the officers for 1973: president, Mrs. Sheridan Revington; secretary, Mrs. Duncan McPhee; treasurer, Mrs. H.B. Langford; citizenship, Mrs. Robt. Petterson ; community friendship, Mrs. Cecil ' Robb;, literature, Mrs, Emerson Stanley; publicity, Mrs. Ivan Hearn; program, Mrs. Wm. Froats; social' functions, Mrs. C.H. George; stewardship, Mrs. M.H. Hodgins; auditors, Mrs. Harold Cobleigh and Mrs. Ross Holden. Mrs. Ivan Hearn was in charge of the program on India. Mrs. Robert Stutt and Mrs. Glen Haskett conducted the worship service and Mrs. Sheridan Revington presided for the business meeting. Lucan United Church The Official Board of the Lucan United Church charge was held in Lucan United Church on Wed- nesday, with an attendance of 17 from the Lucan and Clandeboye congregations. Reports were given from the treasurers and the various organizations of the two Biff Jarvis, Exeter, Rev. Robert Cochrane, Milverton and Rev. Thomas Mulholland, Seaforth. In addition, the congregations of Presbyterian Churches in Exeter, Goderich and Clinton, were each invited to send one elder commissioner to the assembly. They are yet to be named. Rev. Biff Jarvis and Rev. Dennis Clark were also appointed to attend a meeting in Paris January 24-26 for the purpose of examining the structures of the church and to see how the church might be more functional in the 20th century. churches. Total receipts for 1972 were for Lucan $18,797 and for Clandeboye $5,837. Total receipts for the Mission and Service Fund were $2,937. The minister reported 322 households on the pastoral charge, and 1,010 persons under pastoral care. Total mem- bership, resident and non- resident, is 417. On Sunday, January 14, Rev. W.C. Tupling began a series of sermons under the general topic, "How?" The sermon for the day was "How Can I Know Salvation?". Mr. Tupling said that we are saved by faith, not works, since no one is capable of attaining the righteousness of God; yet we are called to work out our own salvation, actualizing in our life the lordship of Christ. The responsibility is ours, but the power comes through Christ, said Rev. Tupling. Lucan Revival Church On Sunday, five new members were added to church mem- bership. The young people who joined were Marlene Butler, Carol Mason, Sterling Gardiner, Lou Hoffman and Tim Stutt. They had completed a study of the church doctrines previously under the direction of the pastor, Rev. E. Thornton. From January 10 to January 14, the church enjoyed the ministry of Rev, G.H. Nunn and his wife. Rev. Nunn is General Superintendent of the Pen- tecostal Holiness Church across Canada and also superintendent of the Ontario Conference. • Mrs. Wm. Marshall is a patient in St. Josephs Hospital, London. Mrs. Horace Pfaff, Exeter, fell last week and broke her hip. She is doing well in St. Joseph's Hospital and is expected home very shortly. Boom in pizzas? There's a boom in the pizza business! At least that was the indication at Exeter council's meeting this :.week when two building permit 'pplications were received for pizza places. Angelo Maruca, Grand Bend, was given permission to make interior renovations to the former Eaid House on Thames Road East for a carry-out food business. Maruca operates a pizza and spaghetti house at the resort. The house is located just east of the Huron Motor Products used car lot on Highway 83. The permit is subject to ap- proval of the building inspector. A request from Albert Robinson to install a pizza oven at his home at 216 Andrew St. was turned down by council. It is in a residential zone, Also turned down was a request from A. Wieckowski to conduct a small engine repair business in a residential zone at 499 William St. A request to install two signs at the Burkley Restaurant was deferred until the protection to persons and property committee present a bylaw regarding the erection of signs in Exeter, Chairman Derry Boyle said a draft had been received of the Lucan bylaw and the committee would meet to discuss it next week and have a report for the February 5 meeting. It was hinted the committee may consider prohibiting the erection of overhanging signs. A 12-year-old boy defined "mixed emotions." "It's like hearing the morning siren telling you that school is closed because of a blizzard, and you are in bed with the flu," At the recent meeting of the Presbytery of Stratford-Huron, it was decided to continue with the annual summer program at Bayfield. For the past two or three years, the Presbytery has sponsored a coffee house and beach ministry at Bayfield, isftamodiailicumusompapiar Store Hourt - 9.6 Daily, 311 MAIN St - EXETER Fri, till 9 p..nt. .- I IPV1h0VOtFABRics CRIMPLENES $ A 59 Once A Year Clearance of all Yb. Minister installs new Lucan UCW officers RESIDE IN LONDON - Judith Lynn Daters and Donald Young were married November 18, 1972 in Zion Lutheran Church, Dashwood, with Rev. Reinhart officiating. They were attended by Barb Daters and James Stuart, and are residing in London. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Daters, Exeter and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Young, Stephenville, Newfoundland. The wedding vows of Sharon Susanne Batten and David Charles Passmore were solemnized January 13, 1.973 at Elimville United Church. Baskets of white mums and gladioli decorated the church for the service conducted by Rev. Barry Robinson. Oren Grace, uncle of the groom, provided the music, with Mrs. Howard Pym as soloist. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a sleeveless gown of embossed white fortrel crepe, with a full length coat forming a train. The coat had long sleeves and was hooded. The bridal bouquet was a nosegay of red roses, baby mums and ferns with white streamers, The maid of honor was Karen Kerslake, with bridesmaids Helen Batten, sister of the bride, and Darlene Passmore, sister of the groom. They were gowned alike in green polyester linen with matching green trim around the empire waistline. They carried nosegays of yellow tinted. car- nations, and baby mums with yellow streamers. Bill Hooper was: the best man. Guests were ushered by Dennis Passmore, brother of the groom and Ralph Batten, brother of the bride, Following a reception in the church parlours, the couple left for a wedding trip to the.Southern States. For travelling, the bride changed to a camel hair wool. pant suit with brown accessories. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Batten, RR .3, Exeter, and the groom is the son of Mrs. Myrtle Passmore and the late Abner Passmore, RR 1, Woodharn. The couple will reside on. the groom's farm, RR 1, Woodham. The bride is employed at Dash- wood Industries and the groom at Centennial Heating, London.