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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-10-25, Page 12SORORITY, KINETTES PRESENT - Each year the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority and Exeter Kinettes present awards to top female students in the graduating class at South Hurom District High School. Shown above are, from the left, Mrs. C. Reid of Beta Sigma Phi, Joan Allen, Olga Zemitis and Kinette Anne Neil. Church is crowded for Thames Road anniversary Ready Mix CONCRETE 0.1 Pl orir 235•-0833 Res,dence 228.6961 C.A. McDOWELL Recently, Mr. and Mrs, Wilfred Leitch, Denfield, married in Windsor October 11, 1923, held open house in the banquet room at the Shillelagh motor Hotel in Lucan for their friends and relatives, cerebrating the oc- casion of their fiftieth an- niversary. Nearly 200 signed the guest book coming from as far away as Ottawa, Fort Erie and Windsor, as well as London and Lucan. Mr. and Mrs. Leitch were MR. and MRS. WILFRED LEITCH (photo by Engel) The Times-Advocate Will Be Publishing Family And Personal Greeting Sections Again This Christmas. Details Will Be Published Later!!!! We Just Wanted To Let You Know Early! A. HAMMER MILL Features box type housing, capacity up to 75 bushel (oats) per hour with 3/16" screen, 6" Hammer Mill designed for use with electric motor from 2 h,p,-5 h.p. Less screen. No. 517.250 FARM SALE PRICE EA. B. HAMMER ,MILL ,, This large feed caneelor does a thorough job of mixing the feed and eliminating dust, Features • 17 inch mill • rotor type operation • swinging hammers • 6 rows • 36 high carbon steel hammers • 17 inch hopper • direct mounted blower fan • 8-1/-belt drive • 2400 r.p.m. mill speed complete with two 6" x 36" blower pipes, 1 elbow, skids, Less screen. cre. FARM SALE PRICE 727" MADE IN CANADA No, 550.146 SALE PRICE FARM 99 EA, Designed to heat water by immersing heater in pail, tub, washing machine, etc. • High quality tubular element, die- cast in aluminum • Sealed in non-adjustable limiting type thermostat—will boil water—but will shut off heater at 250' if left plugged in but not immersed in water • 6 ft. Durable rubber cord • C.S.A. • 1500 Watts- 110 Volts. SALE EA. SALE SOFT GLASS. INFRA RED No. 567.031 2,0 SALE 9 EA..II BROODER LAMPS INSIDE SYLVANIA FROSTED HARD GLASS SOFT. GLASS INFRA RED INFRA RED No, 587-022 No. 587.021 A full 15 cu. ft. frost free refrigerator finished with textured woodgrain trim on door and handles, Door mounted egg bgekets, electric butter conditioner, 1 full and 2 half width shelves on refrigerator door and 1 jhice shelf and one full shelf on freezer door, Oimen- sions: 11.63A", W-30", 0.30'4'. kAiM6.4.t06.AMOgiiiiiikeW:SOM CHALLENGER BY "PROTO" 1/2" DRIVE SOCKET SET This quality set offers you morel Streamlined design, Precision co struction, superb finish and balanced feel all at low cost, Ideal for use at home, farm, shop or plant. This 12 piece set includes: 9-6 pt, sockets— sizes 7/16, 1/2, 9/16, 5/8, 11/18, 3/4,13/16, 7/8,15,18, plus ratchet, 5" extension, All neatly enclosed in red metal box. Fully guaranteed. EXETER DISTRICT Beside CNR Station 235-2081 "MOFFAT" 30" RANGE All The Latest Features WHITE No. 505-055 SALE 23995 HARVEST GOLD No, 505.056 SALE 246" Deluxe surface elements; two 6" elements and two 8" elements provide ample service for the largest of families, Features automatic clock and timer: 2 top element pilot lights and 1 oven pilot light, Convenient up- pliance outlet and storage drawer. Woodgrairt trimmed porcelain hack- guard with fluorescent light, Dimen- sions: H-47 1,4", W-30', D-27%", "MOFFAT" 15 CU. FT. REFRIGERATOR —styled to compliment any kitchen No, 501.155—WHITE SALE 37995 No. 501-156—HARVEST GOLD SALE 38795 Quartette at Doshwood, • former minister pays visit Euchre parties to start at Shipka hall • By MRS. IRVIN RADER DASH WOOD Anniversary services were held in Calvary United church Sunday. Rev. J. Beaton, Cen- tralia, delivered an inspiring sermon at the morning service with the local choir and Mrs. Robert Hoffman soloist, providing the music, The King James Version, a men's quar- tette from Toronto took charge of the evening service. The sixth meeting of the Dash- wood no. 2 girls' club was held recently with 21 members present. Sheila Willert discussed the Scandinavian countries, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, and Finland. The Danish "Smorrebrod" and the Swedish "Smorgasbord" were explained . The girls made cabbage rolls and Ablekage (applecake), Rev, & Mrs, J.H. Getz, Pem- broke, visited with Mr. & Mrs. Mervyn Tiernan Monday, and renewed acquaintances in the village, Tuesday. Relatives attending the Becker-Hearn wedding in Zion Lutheran church and the Or Schneider's Schneider's Mini Sizzlers Black Diamond Cheese Slices Knechtel's Catsup Robin Hood Allen's Libby's Pork & Beans Florida Grapefruit Celery Hearts Duncan Hines Assorted Cake Mixes Kist Hostess reception at the Legion Hall, Exeter, included. Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Becker, Mark and Donna, Roblin, Man.; Mr. &: Mrs. Mike Gravel, Peterborough; Mr. & Mrs, Ted Webb, Mr. & Mrs, Leslie Bucholtz, Mr. & Mrs. R.J. Eckstein, Kitchener; Mr. & Mrs. Peter Irwin and family, Ham- mer; Mr. & Mrs. Albert Becker, New Dundee; Mrs. Ervin Brandt, Waterloo; Mrs. E. Yausie and. friend, London; and other Mr. & Mrs. Fred Walden have returned from a holiday' spent in the Thousand Islands, New England states, Toronto and Niagara Falls. Ellesmere Elliott has returned home after being a patient in Sarnia General Hospital. Mr. & Mrs. George Willsie and Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Dale were at Halifax last week and attended the annual conference of the Roads and Transportation association, Mrs. Leila Lithgow visited for the weekend at Barrie. Mr. and Mrs, Stan Kwarciak (nee Cathy Adarus) had a fire last Tuesday that caused con- siderable damage to their house before being controlled by the Thedford Fire Brigade. Mrs. Garfield Evans, Elmira and Walter Halm, Hamilton visited Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Lith- gow recently and the latter visited their son, Mr. & Mrs. Earl Lithgow and family for the weekend. relatives from St. Thomas, Niagara Falls, and London. Marshall Eagleson, ac- companied by his parents, Mr, & Mrs. Eric Eagleson, Little Current, Manitoulin Island, spent a couple of days with his grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Weber. His paternal grand- mother, Mrs. Vivian Eagleson, who had spent some time at Little Current, returned to her home. Mr. & Mrs. Eben Weigand, Mr. & Mrs. Jim Weigand, Mr. & Mrs. Don Weigand, Mr. & Mrs. Chas Martene, Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Martene, Mr. & Mrs. Homer Russel, Mr. & Mrs. Dean McKnight, and Mr. & Mrs. Ray Cockwell attended the Swain- Carson wedding and reception at Brantford Saturday. The groom is a nephew of the Weigands. Mr. & Mrs. Wellwood Gill, 'Grand Bend, attended an- niversary service at Calvary United Church and were dinner guests with Mr. & Mrs. Ross Love, Sunday. Terry Gibson, London Hospital, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gibson and Michael. Monday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Leo Gibson and Michael were Mrs. Les Jesney, Huron Park, and Jack Welton, Thed- , ford. Cliff Salmon is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Mr. & Mrs. Mike Burke and Susan, Brampton, were weekend visitors with Milt Haugh. Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Leo Gibson and boys were Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Gibson, Lucan, and Mr. & Mrs. Brian Marriage and Randy, Clinton. Mr. & Mrs. Art Koessel, Lansing, Michigan, spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Clayton Pfile and also visited with Luella Kuntz, Bluewater Rest Home. By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE THAMES ROAD • A large crowd attended the church anniversary Sunday. Rev. Robert Raymont, Goderich was the guest speaker and gave a very inspiring message. The choir rendered two anthems and Sylvia Stewart and Lawrence Kellett sang a duet, Persona Is Gary Wiles of the OPP and friend, Toronto spent Friday and Saturday with Rev. Barry and Mrs. Robinson, Mr. & Mrs. Ken Brazier, Michelle, Carol and Cathy, Brantford spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Passmore. Mr. & Mrs. W. Bloesing and Luella Robinson, Detroit, were Saturday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Ballantyne. Mrs. Lloyd Ballantyne, Mrs. Donald Bray, Mrs. George Kellett, Mrs. Donald Kernick, Mrs. Alvin Passmore and Mrs. Barry Robinson attended the regional meeting at Grand Bend United Church Tuesday. Mrs. Muriel Miller Seaforth visited with Mr. & Mrs. Barry Miller. Elliott McRoberts, Bryanston, and Mrs. Audrey Gardiner, Exeter visited with Mr. & Mrs. Jack Stewart. Mrs. Ethel Selves, Exeter visited with Mr. & Mrs. Lee Webber. Mr. & Mrs. William Routly, Elimville visited with Mr. & Mrs. Reg Hodgert. Mr. & Mrs. Hedley May, Mr. & Mrs. Ray Cottle and Mrs. Mary Hodgert, Exeter visited with Mr. & Mrs, Ross Hodgert. Mr. & Mrs. William Rowe, Larry and Karen, Sandra Skinner, Exeter and Mr. & Mrs. Ross Rowe, Laura Lee, and Chris London visited with Mr. & Mrs. Harold Rowe. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Blair and Faye, Centralia, Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Fisher and Mrs. Clarke Fisher, Exeter, visited with Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Rowe. Mr, & Mrs. George Parker, Rick, Cindy, Randy and Rod presented with gold watches by their family as well as a money tree from their grandchildren. Cards and best wishes were received from friends and neigh- bors, also local members of parliament, and conservative leader Robert.Stanfield. A plaque was received from Prime Minister Trudeau, Mr. and Mrs. Leitch raised 10 children: two daughters, Mrs. Marie Lewis and Mrs. Alice McFalls and eight sons, Harold, Jerry, Jack (deceased), George, Don, Lyle )deceased), Carl and Jim. The anniversary party had another special meaning as Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Leitch were also celebrating their 25th an- niversary. They were presented with a clock by the family. A dance and smorgasbord followed the gift presentations. On October 11 the family also treated Mr. and Mrs. Leitch to a special dinner at Hooks Restaurant, London, followed by a visit to Mrs. Leitch's sister, Mrs. Dot Elgie, London. By MRS. HUGH MORENZ The Shipka people are reminded that the annual euchre' parties will be starting soon and the ladies of the community are planning to have a draw for a hand made quilt at the opening one this season, Mr. & Mrs. Don Adams spent last weekend in Connecticut visiting Mr. & Mrs. Roy Hen- derson and family. Clark Adams spent the weekend with his grandparents Mr, & Mrs, Les Adams, Mrs. Milton Sweitzer spent last week in Welland with her mother, Mrs. Elsie Comfort, Mr. & Mrs. Ted Leadly Welland are visiting this week with Mr. & Mrs. Milton Sweitzer, Mrs. Sylvia Hollay, St, Catharines and Mrs. Elsie Comfort, Welland are visiting this week in Grand Bend with Mr, & Mrs, Stuart Sweitzer, Congratulations Bob and Trudy Smith on the birth of a son Grace Kellerman, Toronto, Mrs. Mildred Kellerman, Dash- wood were Wednesday guests Brenda and Wendy, Mr. & Mrs. Larry Ballantyne and daughter visited with Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Ballantyne. "CARTER" PORTABLE WATER HEATER No. 578.001 with Mr. & Mrs. Les Adarhs, Weekend visitors with the Adams were Mr. & Mrs. Harry ,Chap- man, London. Saturday visitors with. Mr. & Mrs. H. Morenz, were Mr. & Mrs. Julius Nicklom and Lynda Morenz, London and they at- tended the annual Colborne township "Christmas Country Fair" at Carlow. Mr. & Mrs. Ken Baker attended a party Saturday at the farm home near Varna of Mr. & MrS. Bob Reid, Wallaceburg to celebrate Mr. Reid's graduation with a B.A. degree in education. At the present time he is teaching in Dresden and at one time.taught in the local Blackbush school. Nancy Baker, Kitchener received her Grade 12 secondary graduation diploma Friday at South Huron High School. Mr. & Mrs, Karl Guenther and Karen, Herb Harlton and Dorothy Harlton spent Sunday at Courtright with Mr, & Mrs. Clyde Nicholson and family when they celebrated Mr, Harlton's 91st birthday. Also present at the party were his daughter and son- in-law from London Mr. & Mrs. Ken Westman and family. Mr, & Mrs. Jim Campok..:, Exeter visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Milton Sweitzer. 11:33.0400 Average 125 Pounds ':`• Cut; Wrapped' & Quick Frozen To Your Requirements WELL TRIMMED Beef Patties Hickory Smoked Side Bacon From Our Smoke House Grade A Chicken All-Purpose Flour Joy Liquid 26 oz, Non-Return Assorted Beverages Halloween Chips 20 5¢ Orange Crystals Sirloin, T-Bone,, Wing Steaks $11 5L9B Front Quarters of Beef exeLer frozen foods STEAKS!! PORTERHOUSE, CHUCK, SIRLOIN, ROUND — AND OTHERS, HERE ARE ALWAYS FOUND./ re*-curile/MARKET GROCERIES • FRE H PRODUCE FRESH b GOOD MEATS OUR OWN 4 LB. AVE. LB. 69( LB. 99' 16 oz, 89' 20 oz. 39' 14 oz. 20 Pound Bags KING SIZE 5 PACK LB 891 4/9 c) 6/59' 29' 2/89' 4/99' bags 99 4 LB. • $1119 sr 59' 69' 03 Anniversary is celebrated visited with Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Cann. Mrs. Willa Brock, Exeter visited with Mr. & Mrs, Edwin Miller. Rev. Robert Raymont, Mrs. Raymont and family Goderich visited with Rev. Barry Robin- son. 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