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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-03-15, Page 8Page Times-Advocate, March 15, 1973 Order Your Groceries By The Case or Half Case Lots OUR PRICE .C,(7-7Z TO YOU Full Case — Our Cost Plus 10% Half Case — Our Cost Plus 15% Orders Should Be In By Thursday For Friday Pick-Up We Also Feature Fresh Produce and Vegetables AT LOW PRICES ONLY $23 " Complete with Flashcubes EXETER 235.1070 George Eizenga Income Tax — Accounting For F rm For expert, low-cost preparation of Financial Statements and Income Tax Returns . Contact. Farmers' Income Tax Service • Box 35, Lucan, Ont. Telephone 227-4851 NEW! LOW! Maximum Prices on Color Film Developing and Printing 53.99 Per 12 Exposure Film 55.99 Per 20 Exposure Film 3' " SQUARE PRINTS NEW! GAF Pocket 220 CAMERA HUNTLEY'S DRUG STORE BEGORRAI WHAT" FO/NE LEASE A TV TOWER -- ONLY $6.00 PER MONTH EXETER LUCAN ELECTRONICS 433 Main St., Exeter, Phone 235-0540 176 Main St., Lucan, Phone 227-4621 23" Admiral Consolette TV $139 $649 23" Custom Instant Play TV. Convenient, all-front controls. Solid-state UHF tuner. Precision-crafted VHF tuner. Pull-Push on.off volume con- trol. 5" x 3" front-mounted $1 9 speaker. Consolette cabinet finished in Walnut Grained vinyl. THE HOLBROOK 6„ Admiral Color TV 19" THE APOLLO Admiral Portable TV Instant Play Solar Color TV. Advanced transformer- powered K25 hybrid chassis. COLOR-MATIC pre-set tint and color intensity control. Push- push on-off switch. Slider color, tint and volume controls. Solid-state AFC 4" speaker. Contemporary Masterpiece cabinet in Walnut veneers. Instant Ploy portable TV. Dipole telescopic antenna (monopole on model 19P1581. Solid-state silicon rectifiers. Precision-crafted combined VHF/UHF tuner assembly. Front-mounted controls and 5" x 3" speaker. Scuff-resisfont polystyrene cabinet in Avocado. THE KIMBERLEY c4, Irishmen's Specials TO—DAY (THURS. MAR. 15) IS YOUR DAY ... Help Huron lead the way! JACK RIDDELL SAYS . . . "We in Huron can either send one more Tory to Queen's Park to add to an already overweighted majority or we can send a Liberal to help bring accountability back to government." Elect a man who will speak his mind . . . and yours! Jack Riddell Liberal Jack Riddell is , a man who lives in Huron —and intends to stay in Huron— a successful farmer — graduate of the University of Guelph — partner in Hensel' Livestock Sales — Jack has taught high school in Clinton and Exeter — been a government livestock specialist — he is a trustee of Huron Board of Education — married — active in Dashwood United Church and community work. Help Huron help Ontario . help yourself SUCCESSFUL BOTTLE DRIVE — Members of Team Huron gathered more than 5500.00 worth of bottles in a drive of Exeter, Huron Park, Clinton and Vanastra Park. The young people are shown above with To meet twice a month Seniors extend programs their booty. Some of the monies will be given to the local Boy Scout movement and the balance will be used for post-election activities of the group. T-A photo Area family surprised with going-away party Share the wealth winners were Vicky Gooding, Sandra Clark, Ramona Smeekens, and Dave Dawe Joan Smeekens won the jack-pot. ACW The Anglican Church Women met at the home of Jack Mennel. Plans were made to seek local talent for the Arts and Crafts Show in July. After hearing how widely they were used, the film strips were renewed for Sunday school, confirmation and adult education by Rev. W. Mill. Roll call about" India By GORDON MORLEY BRINSLEY The March meeting of the UCW was held in the church basement. Mrs, William Fenton opened the meeting with a poem and a hymn was sung followed by prayer by Mrs. Jack Trevithick. Mrs. Fenton gave a reading and Scripture was read by Mrs. Harvey Steeper. Mrs. Trevithick gave a reading "Lent comes again" followed by singing of a hymn. Mrs. George Lee took over for the business and read a poem. Roll call was answered by naming a fact about "India". Mrs, Jack Rosser showed some interesting slides on India and a discussion followed. Personals Mrs. Audrey Desjardine, Debra and Ivan Mcllroy visited recently with Mr. & Mrs. Wilbert Lewis and Carolyn. Mr. & Mrs. Don Newey, Carol and Colleen, Kingston visited with Mr. & Mrs. Jack Trevithick. Congratulation! to Mr. & Mrs. Gerald O'Leary on the birth of a baby girl. Mr. & Mrs. Wilbert Lewis and Carolyn, Mr. & Mrs. Fred Lewis and Cathy and Jim Hodgins at- tended the Mcllroy—Desjardine wedding and reception at Palmerston Saturday. 4 -H The 4-H club held its fifth meeting on Wednesday. Roll Call was answered by naming a number of stitches required for each girls' garment, Four techniques for sewing with knits were explained; turn- up cuff for pants was taught; and tailor's hem reviewed. Mrs. Kelders showed juniors how to put in a sleeve and zipper. Personals Mrs. Karen Herford is visiting with her sister near Edmonton and her mother in Vancouver for a month. Mr. & Mrs. Paul Couse are back at the Bluewater Hardware after a four-week winter holiday at Riviera Beach, Florida. Mr. & Mrs. Carman Lovie, Jo- Anne, Randy and Jim attended the Ivan Mcllroy and Deborah Desjardine wedding at Listowel Saturday. Rev. Harold Dobson dedicated new storm windows to protect the stained glass windows of the United Church in memory of Mrs. Beatrice Walper by her husband Harold Walper and family. By MRS. HAMILTON HODGINS Mr. & Mrs. John Scott hosted a crokinole party at the Whalen Community Centre Saturday night. The winners were: most 20's, Allan Hodgins; mens high, Cliff McRobert; ladies high Florence McRobert; low score, Pat Wallis. Mr. & Mrs. Cleve Pullman attended a buffet dinner Wed- nesday evening in Huron Hall at Centralia College. Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Ferguson visited on Wednesday with Mr. & Mrs. Clayton Ferguson, West Lorne. Mr. & Mrs. Cleve Pullmen were Friday dinner guests with Mr. & Mrs. Heber Davis. Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Wallis visited Saturday evening with Mr. & Mrs. Roy Switzer, Kirkton. Visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Earl French for the weekend were Randy, Brian and Lisa Parkinson St. Marys. By Wis. WILLIAM ROHDE THAMES ROAD Around 80 neighbors , friends and relatives gathered at Usborne Central School Saturday evening to present Mrs. Myrtle Passmore, Darlene and Dale, Exeter with gifts. They moved to Exeter recently, Reg. Hodgert was in charge of the euchre game. Prizes were awarded to: ladies high, Mrs. William Lamport; ladies lone hands, Mrs, Jack Borland; ladies low, Mrs. Paul Passmore; men's high, Ray Cottle; men's lone hands, Donald Bray; men's low, Barry Jeffery. Mac Hodgert read the address and Bill Rohde presented Mrs. Passmore with a picture, Judith Cann presented Darlene with two bud vases and Calvin Rohde presented Dale with a pen and pencil set, Personals Mr, & Mrs. Donald Kernick, Ted and Mary were guests Sunday with Mr. & Mrs, Earl Dolliver, Dorchester. Mr, & Mrs. Case de Mooy, Sandra and Shari, London were By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR Tammy Preszcator and friend, Sebringville visited Saturday evening with the former's parents Mr. & Mrs. Stan Preszcator and girls. Barbara Preszcator spent Sunday with Joan,Klemke, RR 2, Centralia. Mr. & Mrs. Stan Preszcator spent Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Ken Preszcator RR 1 Clinton, Also visiting with them were Mr. & Mrs. Allan Pfaff, RR 2 Crediton and Mr. & Mrs. Gary Preszcator and family, Kincardine. Mrs. Margaret Clark and Oddie Pfaff spent Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Donald Dinney. guests Sunday with Mr, & Mrs. Alvin Passmore. Mr. & Mrs. Donald Bray, Robert, Janet and Ruth were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Gilmour, Lucan. Mrs. Warren Brock, Exeter was a guest on Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Miller. Mr. & Mrs. Fred Cunnington, Centralia were guests Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Howard Cun- nington. Mrs, Glenn Rohde attended a bridal shower Monday evening for her sister Susan Baker at the home of Mrs. Peter Toornstra, Hensall. Boy injured at hockey By MANUEL CURTS GREENWAY Brian Bullock, son of Mr, & Mrs, Stuart Bullock, injured his leg playing hockey Saturday and is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital London. The Willing Workers of the United Church held their monthly meeting Friday evening at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Ron Turner. Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs, Wayne Mellin on the birth of their third son last Wednesday. Evelyn and Manuel Curts were among the 1100 who attended the All-Canadian gospel sing in North Lambton Secondary School, Forest on Saturday evening. Mr. & Mrs. Milton Pollock have returned after a month's holiday in Florida, Mr. & Mrs. Russell Brown visited with Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Smithers Friday evening. By the way: In the South Huron by-election, I suspect none of the candidates has listened when doctors have said we shouldn't become over-taxed. A mature sugar maple can produce more than 3,600 pounds of food (sugar) each summer. 8/ M IS. FRANK PLUMB GRAND BEND The Senior Citizens have chosen to be called "The Golden Age Club" and met last week. These monthly meetings have been enjoyed so much that it was decided to have two meetings per month, on the first and third Wednesdays, and they will welcome new members. Mrs, Kennedy filled in as pianist in the absence of Dorothy Reeves. Mrs. Devine and Mrs. Love, program conveners, had a reading entitled "I'll hang around," followed by the Love Brothers, who played several selections of old time songs. Colin played the dulcimer, an old musical instrument which has been handed down through the generations and Bill played a violin, which he made from wood on his farm. Mrs, Ravelle recited a poem entitled "The clock of life." The program came to a close with Mr. Gill reading the definition of a farmer, entitled "The farmer's life." Various games were played. Bingo Bingo was played at the Alhambra Hall with a good number participating. Regular prize winners were Brenda Mathers, Doug Masse, Mrs, Abel, Marty Mommersteeg, Rolly Grenier, Larry Arnold, Marilyn Martins, Tom Arnold, Yvone Brown, Olive Webb, Pam Jackson, Antoinette Mom- mersteeg, Cindy Vandenberk, Cris Abel and Angela Baltessen,