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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-05-17, Page 111 'Or FetirtrAll Pri AK; Z'd 4,4), leirdord4r...ov EACH GALLON Top Line Pittsburgh First Quality Paints • Exterior • Exterior • Interior • interior Oil Paint Latex Paint Latex Paint Semi-Gloss Paint Congratulations ;TO Thompson-Warner Motors Ltd. on their new EXPANDED FACILITIES in Grand Bend It has been our privilege to supply Metal Sidings and Trims on the above project P11\11:3EX BUILDING PRODUCTS LTD. Highway 83— Exeter "En coutaging a standard of excellence in metal building products" Welcom e Neighbors We take pleasure in welcoming Thompson,Warner Motors Ltd. as our new neighbors, We wish them well in their expanded facilities. We were indeed pleased they called upon us to look after their Insurance Coverage John J. Payne Insurance (Owned By Barikes, Payne & Ley Ltd,) Phone 238-2354 or 238 2111 GRAND BEND Times-Advocate, May 17, 1973 Pays 11 614 6e 4seeit Congratvlations TO Thompson Warner Motors Ltd. ON YOUR NEW BUILDING SUN OIL Company Ltd. Resort students exchange books with Alberto class BY MRS. FRANK PLUMB The grades five and six class of Mrs. Mum in Grand Bend Public School have exchanged information books with the grade five class of Miss Derk in Edson,Alberta. They received booklets on transportation.industries, history of the school, transportation and policing facts from a child's M ii is t er tells kids viewpoint. Local papers and air photos were added interests. a er s Grand Bend pupils are replying b ou moth work to the pen pal's letters. They sent booklets on fishing, sports, Bell Aerospace, Grand Bend's tourism, pen pal letters, etc. about six weeks ago. The idea is to know more about Ontario and Alberta. Geoffrey Scrimegour son of Mr. & Mrs. Lanny Serimegour in the Centennial United Church, London. Sunday , The United Church congregation enjoyed the Junior Sunday School children's choruses and heard the sermon. by Rev. H, G. .Dobson on "The Christian home." For the Mother's Day service at the Church of God, Rev, E, 3. Wattam spoke on. "Motherhood," The Sunday School children sang. MOST VALUABLE SAINTS - At the year-end banquet of the Shipka Saints, winners of the South Huron in- termediate hockey league championship, individual awards were presented. Larry Laye and Dennis Morrissey, shown in the centre of the 'above picture were named the most valuable players in the regular season and playoffs, respectively. Presenting the awards are John Payne Jr. of John Payne Insurance Agency and Harold Klopp representing the Colonial Hotel. T-A photo. sommatimioratiotiiimiaMINNIMSW to cover the cost of containers Personals Alex Scott, Guelph visited on the weekend with his parents, Mr. & Mrs, T.L, Scott, Friday Mr, & Mrs, Eldon Allen, Nancy and Frank, were guests at the graduation evercises at Centralia College of Agricultural Technology when Janet Allen received her diploma as a veterinary assistant. Marilyn Laing is working this week in the office of the Public Utilities Commission in Stratford as part of her commercial course at North-Western School. Mother's Day visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Scott were Frances Scott, London, and Mr. & Mrs. Reg. Finlayson, Staffa, Alex Gardiner is a patient in Seaforth Hospital. Mrs. John Jefferson visited on the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. William Chessell, Stratford. Sunday they were guests of Mr. & Mrs. Earl Kinsman. Mr. & Mrs, L. Wannamaker of Belleville visited last week with Mr, & Mrs. Earl Kinsman and Mary. Mrs. Russell Scott visited with Mr, & Mrs. Frank Cadick, Chatham, Mrs. Otto Walker arrived home from Victoria Hospital Thursday. Visitors at the Walker home during the weekend were Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Currie and Joanne, Dorchester, Mr.' & Mrs. Robert Hulley and family, Winthrop, Mr. & Mrs. Larry Gardiner, Steven and Lisa, Cromarty, Mr. & Mrs. Jack Cockwill, Dashwood, and Mrs. Darrel Parker, Staffa. Fete Shipka grandmother Personals Three school bus loads of students from Clinton and Arva visited Grand Bend Wednesday keeping the local variety store busy. Rev. Mary Mills, Glencoe was guest minister for the Mother's Day Service at St. John's-by-the- Lake Anglican Church, Rev. W. Mills and his wife are away on a holiday. New owners at the Pier Booth are Frank and Pauline Di Casa. Pauline is a sister of Mrs. Geo. Amy. Geo. Amy was the former owner. Jerry and Madlyne Sanders are the new owners of Monetta Menard's Tavern. Jerry is the son of the owners of Sander's Bakery, London, Mr. & Mrs. J. T, Coltman passed the 67th anniversary of their wedding May 14, Mr. & Mrs. Elg'in Adams, with Mrs. Susie Devine, Grand Bend, Mr. & Mrs. Oon Hendrick, Pamela and Wyoming, all attended the; christening of By MRS. KEN IVIcKELLAR CROMARTY Steven Gardiner and Wayne Taylor received their Beginner's, Part one, certificate for memory work at the Christian Family Service on Sunday, The junior ehoit, with Mrs, Freeman Horne as organist, sang. The minister, Rev. W. Jarvis, spoke to the children about the kind of work that a mother does, and in his sermon stressed that it is more by example than by words that children are taught. Ladies' Aid Mrs. John Miller presided for the May meeting of Cromarty Ladies' Aid at the home of Mrs. Thos. L. Scott, Highlight of the meeting was the roll call, "My winter project," which resulted in a display of fancy quilts, a knitted sweater, a crocheted poncho, and other knitted and embroidered articles. Mrs. John Templeman had the devotions and Mrs. Mervin Dow gave a timely reading describing a stone-picking day on the farm, During the business it was decided to buy a few extra dishes, silverware, and chairs for the church. The group also decided to charge 25 cents extra for take-out dinners at the strawberry supper By MRS. HUGH MORENZ SHIPKA A family gathering of children, grand and great-grandchildren was held Sunday for Mrs. Rose Isaac of Greenway at the home of her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. & Mrs, Ervin Ratz. Guests were, Lisle Woodburn, Mr. & Mrs. Bill Woodburn, and Jodi; Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Eagleson and Helen; Mr. & Mrs. Ken Eagleson; Mr. & Mrs, Jim Eagleson and Morley all of Greenway; Lynda Knight and Hans Bischoff, Exeter; Chris Haberer of Zurich; Gary Eagleson, Guelph; Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Merner and Stephen, Toronto; Mr. & Mrs. Ron Love and Kris ti, Milton; Mr. & Mrs. Thom.Love, London; Mr. & Mrs Bill Baker and family, Hensall, Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Love and Bob; Mr. & Mrs. Ron Turner, Randy and Robin all of Parkhill; Mr. & Mrs. Larry Ratz, Tracy and Trevor. All of Mrs. Isaac's family were present on this occasion except one granddaughter and her family, Mr. & Mrs. Doug Moore, Jennifer and Jill, of Texas and they arrived Monday. Personals Mrs. Ed. Turnbull is a patient in Strathroy General hospital. Mr. & Mrs. Don Dundas and Bruce, Crediton, and Mr. & Mrs. Ron Sweitzer, Sherrie and Ronnie, Stratford were Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Wray Sweitzer. Mrs. Les Adams visited Saturday in Exeter with her cousins Mr. & Mrs. Charles Goodman, Detroit who are at their summer home here, Mr, & Mrs. Doug Russell and Connie spent Sunday with his parents, Mr, & Mrs. Cliff Russell and family. Saturday evening and Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Dick Zielnian and family were Mr. & Mrs. Gerrit Runhart and family, Glanworth and Mr. & Mrs. John Zandwyk and family, Zurich. Mr. & Mrs. Tom Russell spent the weekend in Belle River with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Michael Scheibel, Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Moreriz visited Sunday in London at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Julius Nicklorn, Rob and Orla and also with Mr. & Mrs. Fred Caldwell New Westminster 13,C. and Mr. & Mrs. Rill NforetlE. James Snyder, Waterloo spent Sunday with his parents, Mr, & Mrs. Ferman Snyder, This season the only things Worth Watching on TV seem to be the tragedies and'the comedies — the news and the commercials, Everyone knows that we have no classes, Furthermore everyone knows that he belongs to the riddle class. We're your new PITTSBURGH PAINTS Dealer HOTSON HARDWARE