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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-08-15, Page 12Fresh Honey (14 CROP) —BRING YOUR OWN PAILS ---WE'LL FILL " 60c FERQUSQN APIARIES ZURICH CLOSED Suriclays .. 2364979 Girk team places third Ministers on camping. trip Shop At Wilson's Jewellery 413 Main St. Exeter PLEASING YOU — PLEASES US The junior girls travelled to Elimville Tuesday night and emerged the winners with a score of 26-18. This being the last schedulted game of the season. play-offs will be starting next week. Congratulations to Mrs. Gordon Marshall coach of the junior girls team and her husband. on the birth of a baby boy Thursday at St. Marys Memorial Hospital. The senior men played By Mits. on k..LA HARDING Dr. Constance Wagner, Minister of Theology, is visiting with Rev. Mary Mcinally for a few weeks. The minister and Dr. Wagner have left an a two week camping trip. The senior girls had two rained out games to get in last week. Wednesday night they played Kirkton at the Kirkton ball diamond and won 15-8, Thursday night they played Usborne at Exeter ball park and came home with another Win 24-1B. These were two very important wins for the Granton team as it placed them in third spot in the league standings. Play-offs begin next week. BARBECUE FORCED INSIDE — Threats by the weatherman forced Sunday's CWL chicken barbecue at Mt. Carmel into the school gymnasium. The above picture shows a portion of the large crowd lining up. T-A photo Woodham family back from west By MISS JEAN COPELAND & Mrs. Lawrence Beckett accompanied by their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. Dave Kondo of Galt have returned home from a motor trip to the west coast. They visited with the Davis family in Victoria, B.C. and also the Hoag families in the Peace River district, Alberta and many other friends and relatives. Mr. & Mrs, Bill Craemer and Michael of Windsor visited on Friday with Mr. & Mrs. Jack Smith. Mrs. John Rodd attended the training school at Alma College this week. Mr. & Mrs. Duncan McNaughton were Sunday dinner guests with Mr. & Mrs. Fred Parkinson, Margaret and Janet, Mr. & Mrs. Don Brine, Cheryl and Daryl spent several days holidaying in the Huntsville and Haliburton district last week. The community was shocked to hear of the sudden passing of Pat Dickey on Saturday last. Sincere sympathy is extended to his wife and family. By MRS. M. H. EL5TON Mrs, Alex McFalls, ac- companied by her daughter Mrs. Ross (Bonnie) Lester and her granddaughter Charlene, spent a few days last week on her farm. Mr, & Mrs. Melvin Boswell and daughters Pearl and Jean visited with Mrs. Boswell's mother, Mrs, William Warner, Toronto on Sunday and were joined by her sister and niece of England. Mr. & Mrs. M, H. Elston were supper guests Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Ray Regular of Centralia. Mr. & Mrs. Sam Skinner and Gary attended the baseball tournament at Walter's Falls on Saturday, Mr. & Mrs. Skinner spent the weekend with Mr, & Mrs, William Morley at their cottage in Wiarton. They visited the Church of St. Margaret, Cape Chin, while they were there. Mr. & Mrs. Allen Elston visited the Mohawk Reserve in Brant- ford recently. They visited the historic Mohawk Chapel and also the birth place of Indian poetess, Pauline Johnson. Visitors during the week with Mr. & Mrs. M. H. Elston were Mr. & Mrs. Jess Elston, St. Marys; Mr, & Mrs. Allen Needham, Ilderton; Mr, & Mrs. John Thompson, Centralia and Mrs. Elizabeth Moore of Hamilton. STARTING YOUNG — Brink Doner is just four years old but is already interested in the sport of model airplane flying. Brink got in a little practice with his own gliderwhile his father, John Doner of New York watched at the National Canadian Model Airplane Cham- , pionships, held last week in Huron Park. Tuesday night in Granton ball park and lost a close game to Lieury '7-6, Friday night they travelled to Parkhill and came home the winners in another close aarne 7-5. Church News At the St. Thomas Anglican Church on Sunday Mr. Kenneth Toten of London took charge of the service in the absence of the rector R. A. Savary who is on holidays, Next Sunday at the 11:00 service Rev. H. R. Rokeby- Thomas of Kitchener former rector will be in charge of the service. No church services are being held on the Granton United Church Pastoral Charge during August, the minister's holiday month. Any pastoral emergencies will be looked after by the Reverend Garth Nelson of Robinson Memorial United Church, Lon- don, Personals Weekend guests with Mr. & Mrs. Ben Copp and family were Mr. Bernhard Renner and daughter Melanie from Oneonta, New York. Margaret McGuffin and Julie McRobert left Sunday for a week of camping at the United Church Camp Ke-Mo-Kee near Komoka, Mrs. Paul Eagleson of Greenway and Rona Hickey who was visiting with Mr. & Mrs. Ken Hodgins visited one day last week with Mr. Hubert Hodgins of the village, Mrs. Kenneth W. McRobeiks of London spent a few days last week with Mrs. F. J. Crouch. Sunday visitors with their son and family, Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Selk and daughter Amanda were Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Selk of Mount Clemens, Michigan. Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Harlton and Mr. & Mrs. James Harding and family travelled to Bradley Bay on the Bruce Penninsula and spent a couple of days with Mr. & Mrs. John Harlton at their summer cottage. Lilias Powell, retired missionary of London visited one day last week with Mabel McNaughton, Mrs. H. Coxon and Mrs. F. J. Crouch. Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Ferguson and children of Silverwood, New Brunswick were weekend guests with Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Sum- mers. Mrs. Summers met the Ferguson's when they were house parents at the Children's Salvation Army Home in London. Mrs. Henry Evans and her sister-in-law arrived home Sunday from a week of sight- seeing and shopping while vacationing in Montreal. Mrs. Rita Dinsmore of Chat- tanooga, Tennessee and Mrs. Edith Jermyn of London are spending a few days with Grace Lindsay. Get The Bargains . . . In Front of Our Store During Exeter's EXAMPLE Six-strand Web Lawn Chair 2 COLORS This Saturday August 17 TOASTMASTER Bread 50 Panti-Hose DOZEN Reg. 3 $1 05 4 Assorted Colors it 374 LOAVES Reg. 694 Npf PAIR MATLOW'S OLD ENGLISH , While It Lasts „ . Mennens Candy Drops Lather Shave Fruit Flavor, Coffee or. Caramel 9 oz. carts (Regular) 694+ 4, Reg. 594 CANS $ 1 2 4 ax. Plus Many Other in-Store Savings Many Other Specials on Display on the Sidewalk and in our Store -0047tA' DISCOUNT 2354661 EXETER 433 MAIN ST.