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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-09-19, Page 21• fig A Sleeveless sweaters — we've got an armfulli Dozens of colours, styles, patterns and sizes to choose from. - From $7.95 C Fisherman's knits catch the eye; not a cold shoulder in cardigan, crc and turtle- neck styles. High-bulk acrylic goes' into the machine and their natural colour stays natural. Froth $14.00 E V-neck pull-overs that say it all. Masculine and carefree in a multitude of colours and patterns. Made of versatile, washable acrylic fibre, and Mohair by 'White Ram'. All sizes and patterns $23.00 B Cardigans to size 50 in ' brown, navy, honey, camel, burgundy, y,e11,,ow, blue and others from $17.95 F Full-fashioned, turtle- neck sweaters that make a man feel like sticking his neck out. Machine wash and dry of course. In blue, brown, beige, white and cream from $12,95 D Crew neck pullovers by the dozens with an exciting choice of patterns and colours to make the leaves take a back seat. Machine wash and dry, 100% acrylic. All sizes arid patterns $11.95 len mcknight and sons men's wear exeter le phone 235-2320 CFXi it's easy to stand : MEM behind good merchandise'! master chargej GRAND CHAMPION SHOWMAN —,Pegoy Simpson shawl the style that. won her the title of Grand Chartipion Showman in the 4.,H Calf Show at the Kirkton Fair on Saturday. She also wan in the Senior Dairy Calf tarripetifion, T•A photo TimeS-AdVecate, September 19, 1974 Page 21 Dashwood ladies meet, gospel group .entertaso, The new Guild is Mrs, Esther Salmon and Mrs.. Lorne Oentoier, Group 3 is in charge 11-tbel4adi,es Aid fowl supper October 9111, An invitiation was received from Crediton United church to attend their 'Bazaar and Tea November '16. Many cards of thanks and donations were received, SUBLIME TO RIDICULOUS — The float in Saturday's Kirktpn Fair parade entered by the Kirkton Women's Institute Showed a variety of wheeled vehicles. T-A photo Crediton organize, Couple returns from west as director. The,Sunday School Rally Day program is planned for September 29, Lyle Kadey has purchased the home formerly occupied by Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred Mack. Twenty-one members of the UCW attended the UCW meeting in Dashwood United Church last Tuesday evening. Mr. & Mrs. William Schwartz, and Doris, Nola Faist, Ella Morlock Mrs. Lloyd Hey, Mr. & Mrs. Milton Sweitzer, Mrs, Marguerite Finkbeiner, Mrs. Ken Campbell and Mrs. Walter Fydenchuk attended the Induction Service for Rev. Douglas Warren in Rowntree Memorial United Church London Sunday evening, By MRS, tRVIN RADOl 0ASI-IWOOD A special 'United Church Wouten's meeting was held for September by the ladies of Calvary United church with. Zurich and Crediton UCW members as guests. Mrs. Clayton Merner was chairlady. The Gospel Singers favoured with several selections, The scripture reading was taken by Mrs. Jessie Rader and Mrs. Jack Gaiser led in prayer. Mrs, Helen James, Windsor, guest speaker, took for her topic, "New Day Dawning," Mrs. Den Gaiser thanked the guests and Rev. Bruce Guy„ closed with prayer. The Sunshine committee is. Mrs. Eben Weigand and Mrs. Don' Geiser, The South Huron Regional will be held at Calvary church October 2. Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid Group 2 of Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid was in charge of Devotions and lunch for the September meeting. Nineteen members answered the roll call. Pastor Frank Morgret was in charge of the topic, "Open forum on Christian Education,” with discussion, Mrs. Arnold Becker, president, dealt.with the business, Report on summer work showed a busy Aid. A generous donation was given to the church building fund from the sale of pies donated by ladies of the congregation on Friedsburg Days. The Altar Guilds were also active, providing flowers for the services and visiting the sick, Entertain for bride-elect alfau17-1111itittentootitil 'ImmotRUM§Rove? :47411,410051M.0"..4Cde Ark rzargmosmir Mr. & Mrs. John Wade have returned' from a summer spent at their cottage in Carlyle, Saskatchewan. The weather was pleasant there except for a drought which was broken by mid August rains. The next meeting of the Explorers will be held Tuesday afternoon September 24. Officers will be appointed at that meeting. 4,H meeting Club No. 2 with Mrs. Earl Keller and Mrs. Ray Rader leaders and 13 girls held their first meeting at the community centre. The new project is "The club girl Entertains". Officers are: President, Carol Rader; vice-president, Sandra Schroeder; secretary, Elizabeth Datars; treasurer, Susan, Fischer; press reporter, Cynthia Willert. The girls arranged flowers, Recent wedding St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Mgserville was the setting for the, August 10th wedding of Fern Ruth Ann Diehl, daughter of Mr. & Mrs, Ross Diehl, RR 1, Brunner to Phillip William Rader, son of Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Rader, Stratford. Joyce Diehl was maid of honour and bridesmaids were Janet Diehl, Diane Rader and Kathy Gaunt, Susan Van Dor- sselaer , Dashwood Was flowergirl. Best man was Eric Creek and guests were ushered by James Rader, Douglas Rader and Brian Pollard, Personals Mr. & Mrs. 't Wellwood Gill, Grand Bend, visited with Mrs. Irvin Rader and granddaughter, Stacey, Thursday. Mrs. Art Haugh is a patient in Victoria hospital, London. Mr. & Mrs. Philip Rader, Stratford, were Sunday guests with Mrs. Hilda Haugh. Professor and Mrs. L.A. Birk, Guelph, spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Vernon Schatz. Mrs. Helen Grieves, Mrs. Vernon Schatz, and Mrs. Dave Rader attended a bridal shower for Mary Hodgins bride-elect of September at St. Mary's Anglican church, Brinsley, Thursday, September 12th. Mrs, Greta Schade was pleasantly surprised Friday, September 13th on the occasion of her birthday when members of her family gathered to celebrate. Present, were Mr. & Mrs. Carl Witherspoon, Crediton; Mr. & Mrs. Bob Park, Traci and Rob, Pailthill; Mr. & Mrs. Jack Schade and family and Mr. & By MISS ELLA MORLOCI( CREDITON The organizational meeting of the 4-H Club Girl Entertains was held Monday evening in the Community Centre. The meeting opened with the 4- H pledge. The president of the Women's Institute, Mrs. Cliff Kenney, was present and welcomed all members, The • leaders of each club were in- troduced and the girls were divided into five clubs. Leaders and officers of the clubs are as .follows: Club 1 president Tammy Regier; vice; president Brenda Mitchell; secretary Barbara Wein; treasurer, Donna MacDonald; press reporter Darlene Collett; telephone girl, Kathy Dinney, leader, Mrs. Donald Finkbeiner, assistant Mrs. Cliff Kenney, Club 2 president Marian Martens, vice-president, Karen Guenther; secretary Joan Hodge; treasurer, Cathy Bowers; telephone, Pauline Scott; leader Mrs. John Miller, assistant Kathleen Gielen. Club 3 president Mary Lou Tasko, vice-president Kathy Willard; secretary rotating; treasurer Patti Tasko; telephone, Ann Dearing; leaders Teresa Ondrejicka, Patti Tasko, Club 4 president Elaine Pfaff, vice-president Lori O'Brien, secretary, rotating; treasurer Ann Marie Pertschy; telephone. girls, Kathy McCann, Elizabeth Bender; leader Mrs. Barry Clarke; assistant Mrs. Ed Nethercott, Club 5 president Mary Van Osch, vice-president Anne Muller, secretary Mona Hodgins; treasurer Donna Fleming; telephone girls, Jackie Glavin, Maureen Muller; leader Mrs, Glenn Hodgins; assistant, Mrs. William Muller. Persona Is Mr. & Mrs, Ted Farmer, Woodstock and Mrs. Gordon McDowell and Stephen London visited at the home of Rev, and Mrs. Armin Schlenker and other relatives in the area. Mrs. Farmer and Mrs. McDowell are daughters of the late Edward Treitz. Rev. Reid of London condUcted the morning service in' Zion United Church Sunday. The choir has begun its weekly practice sessions with Mrs, Peter Martin A little warmth to make summer last a little lon ger 44',4;4M'Vg`TiMOV.:W,;:;,,,,,,,,,,,A--. • • - ACAULAY Ltd. By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN STAFFA Mrs. Russell' Miller, Mrs. Arthur Kemp,-Mrs, Robert Norris and Mrs. Sam Norris were hostesses for a mis- cellaneous shower for Janet Miller bride-elect, held in the Family Life Center. Mrs. Robert' Norris was mis- tress of ceremonies and the program included a reading by Mrs. Ross McPhail, tap dancing by Karen and Shirley Miller and contests conducted by Mrs. Arthur Kemp. Mrs. John Templeman read an address of good wishes and Janet was presented with many lovely gifts. Janet expressed her apprecia- tion and invited everyone to a trousseau tea given in her honour Mrs. Bill Schade and Karen. next Saturday afternoon.' ' .4r-; Supper guests with Mr. Sr liArg: Personals Ross Love, Monday, September 'Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Miller and' 16, were Mr. & Mrs. Verne Diane, Mr. & Mrs, Ron Miller, Sharpe, Parkhill; Mr. & Mrs. Miss Bev Stewart Stratford and Walter Fassold and Mr. & Mrs. Mr. & Mrs. John Templeman and Art Finkbeiner, Grand Bend. The family were guests at the Mauer- occasion was a surprise birthday Cunningham wedding at Thames celebration. for Art Finkbeiner. Road United Church on Sunday. . • 4-H MEETING Darlene Templeman, Baptise four Waterloo, Ruth Templeman, Kitchener and Geraldine Tem- pleman Stratford all spent the a — t Zion UC BUILDING CENTRE LOW COST McKnights has a great selection of sweaters for those nippy fall days, with styles, colours and sizes to make every man look and feel great. Wrought Iron Railings and. Columns NOW IN STOCK Easy to Install Lasting beauty in every detail Mount newel post with Keystone“Ezy-]Mount" floor flange. weekend with their family. Mr. & Mrs. John Burleigh and Joan, Goderich. Mr. & Mrs. Harold Longman, Londes- borough visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Bob Norris and family and Mrs, Sam .Norris. The organizational meeting of the Staffa No. 1 4-H homemaking club' "A world of Food in Canada" was held Wednesday after school at the home of the assistant leader, Mrs, Arthur Smale. The leader Mrs. Spencer Jeffery outlined what this club involved and read the early history of Canada. Succotas,h and Blueberry Buckle was prepared by Helen Smale, Nancy Templeman and . Jane Ross, assisted by Mrs. Smale. "Canadian Chefs" was the name chosen by the girls for this club. Officers elected were: president - Dianne Miller, vice president - Jane Ross, secretary treasurer - Joanne Ross, press • reporter -Elizabeth Templeman, telephone girls: east Karen Miller, west - Marion Smale, leader - Mrs. Spencer Jeffery, By MRS. THOMAS HERN ZION Rev. John Beaton of Zion West United Church held a baptismal service Sunday« morning during the regular service, Received by baptismal rites were Mark and Matthew Baker twin sons of Mr. & Mrs. David Baker, Jason Hern, son of Mr. & Mrs. Larry Bern and Dennis Wilkinson, son of Mr, & Mrs. Jim Wilkinson. Mr. & Mrs. Edgar Baker, Mr, & Mrs. Paul Baker and Shelley, Killworth, were Sunday guests with Mr, & Mrs. David Baker, Mark and Matthew Whalen. Mr, & Mrs. Teo Van Steeg, Lisa and Michael, Ilderton, were Sunday dinner guests with Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Hern. Linda Hern of Victoria Hospital School of Nursing Lon- don spent the weekend with her parents Mr; & Mrs. Robert Hern. Ivan Hern, son of Mr. & Mrs. Harry }fern and Alan Hern, son of Mr. & Mrs. Thomas G. 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