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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-03-27, Page 20TALKING WITH THE BAND LEADER — More than 600 persons attended a dance at the Huron Park rec centre sponsored by the Huron Liberal Association. Above, band leader Walter Ostanek of Kitchener TV fame chats with Marjorie and Wayne Tuckey and Huron MPP Jack Riddell and his wife Leone. T-A photo Seven young people confirmed Sunday at Centralia United Church service tor first and still the finest (LcY;ley, /9/4 Get Them While The ezers OU Blau PRE-ENGINEERED STEEL BUILDING — ALL-STEEL FRAMEWORK — PRE-FINISHED SIDING and TRIM VARIOUS SIZES AVAILABLE — EXCELLENT for COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL or FARM USE. 527-1079 WAYNE SMITH: 262-2121 "FREE ESTIMATES" S. rt HAROLD SMIT SMIT CONSTRUCTION P.O. B x 809 SEAFORTH Kindergu to Registra on MT. CA EL SC Frid 9 ril 4 , ter Viola i ..,P,tione 237-3 7 C), P/easi bah immunization rpcord and proof /.,of date of birth FINAL CLEARANCE We Must Vacate By April 30 Everything Reduced To 1 /2 PR3CE * Yardage * Piece Goods * Buttons * Sewing Materials * Zippers * Etc. F. A. May & Son Main St. Exeter Phone 235-0852 Librarian visits Kippen women , Mrs..Huth Dickert, .Harriston,. is visiting with her sister Mrs. Norman Dickert. gneg•IISWay Nursing „Home this, Week welcomes a new resident, Mrs. Elizabeth Sararas, who was visited by her family Doris Bonthron, Ross Sararas and Mrs. McDonald, Lawrerice- Wein of Exeter visited the home Tuesday Morning and .entertained the residents. by playing the piano And singing. - *Rev. Glen Wright of Exeter conducted the church service on. Thursday, with Louise Mitchell Accompanying on the piano. On Saturday, the Kinette Club of Hensall presented the home with a potted Easter lily and also a potted mum. The Chiselhurst UCW were in charge on Monday afterOon and played bingo with the reslients. Mrs. Tom Scott played the auto harp and sang Irish songs. Lloyd and Helen Horton of the Listowel area visited with Isabel Brintnell, Leonard Bragg of St. Marys visited with his father Arthur Bragg. 4 More Just Arrived Dr. & Mrs. Johnny Corr, Jamie, Jody and Jay of Windsor visited with Mary Parlmer, Mr. & Mrs. John Alcock visited with Cora Alcock. United Church notes Rev. Don Beck preached the sermon "God's surprises" for the Palm Sunday service in Hensall United Church on Sunday mor- ning. The choir sang the anthem "liosannah, hosannah, to Christ our king", accompanied on the organ by Mrs. Turkheim, The Maundy Thursday service will be held on March 27 at 7:30 p.m., when the sacrament of Holy Communion will be held for both the Hensall and Chiselhurst congregations. Sunday, March 30 at 6:30 a.m. will be an Easter sunrise service, and at 11 a.m. the Celebration of Easter service will be held in the Hensall United Church, and at 1 p.m. in the Chiselhurst Church. By MRS. FRED BOWDEN Chris Beaton, Nancy Tindall, Penny Smith, Dianne Skinner, Donna Wilson, Linda Wilson, and Robbie Essery were confirmed and welcomed into the church membership during the service in the United Church on Sunday morning, There will be a service in the church on Good Friday at 7.30 p.m. On Easter Sunday, communion will be observed and the choir will provide special music for the Easter service. CGIT Following the worship service By KATHY COOPER ELIMVILLE Several attended the Oyster and Ham Supper sponsored by the Encampment IOOF at South Huron District High School. Euchre was enjoyed following the meal. Mock wedding performed The Elimville and Winchelsea communities held a shower at the Elimville United church on Thursday evening for Joyce Kerslake. Laura Johns escorted Joyce to her beautifully decorated chair. A hippi-mock wedding was performed by Carol Allen, Mary Johns, Kathy Cooper, Elaine and Margaret Pym. Mrs. Janice Webber read the address and many gifts were presented to Joyce. Others taking part in the program were Helen Batten, Lois Johns, Joan Pym, Joan Lynn, Mrs. Sandra Rowe, Mrs. Janet Coward and Mrs. Gladys Skin- ner. Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Fulton visited with her parents Mr, & Mrs. Reuben Pehlke of Monkton on Friday evening. Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Johnston and family of Lucan and Helen Warren of London visited Sunday at the regular meeting of the CGIT on Tuesday evening the girls worked on Crafts. They also made final plans for the bazaar and tea to be held in the schoolroom of the United Church on Saturday, March 29 from 2 to 5 p.m. Euchre party Mr. & Mrs. Earl Lewis and Mr. & Mrs. Norman Lewis were in charge of the euchre party in the Community Centre on Monday night. Prize winners were:- ladies high score, Mrs. Wm. Lamport; lone hands, Mrs. Joe Carter; low, Mrs. Margaret Fletcher; men's St. Paul's ACW HENSALL The regular meeting of the St. Paul's ACW was held Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. F. Forrest. The president Mrs. Anderson opened the meeting with everyone taking part in the Litany. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. The roll call was answered by a Biblical "time" verse. It was decided to pack a bale at the next meeting. The study book "Meet criticism with serenity" was given by Helen Roberts. Discussions and ways of making money were discussed. The Annual Diocesian Council meeting will be held on May 1 in London. The president an- nounced the deanery meeting in Stratford on April 16. A piano instrumental by Sandra McCurdy was much enjoyed. We Sell The Best Page 20 Titinies-Advocate, March 27, .197 Queensway residents By MRS. RENA cALpw..E4. D. B. Feaver, Hensall, told members of Kippen East W. I. about his work as librarian at Goderich Collegiate when they met for the Cultural. activities meeting on March 19. tie stated that the library used by students and teachers was a technical library and that he did the buying of books and other equipment. He was introduced by Mrs. Drummond and thanked by Mrs. Pullman. The president welcomed the gueSts and gave a reading. Mrs. J. Keyes, district president, brought greetings from South Huron District Women's Institute and stated that the district an- nual meeting will be held May 15 in Dashwood, Achievement Day will be May 3, Leaders are needed for the Garden Club Family Night and Fun Night will be held April 4 in the Legion Hall. A skit, "Aint got the money for the mortgage" was presented by Margaret Hoggarth, Grace Drummond, Mona .Alciardiee t. Helen Parsons and Marg Con- nolly, Mary Broadfoot led in a dance session. Mrs. R, Kinsman gave the Family and Consumers Affairs report. Members answered the roll call by naming a favourite old time dance and introducing their guests Mrs. Kinsman chaired the business portion of the meeting and Mrs. '''Drummond the program. Several members of Kippen East W.I. enjoyed a "Fun Afternoon" with Grand Bend W.I. and several other Womens' Institute branches of South Huron District on March 20 at Grand Bend. Mr. & Mrs, Eli Denys spent two weeks vacationing in Florida. 4:Ware hou • Antique MAIN* ST. 30" Ranges Refrigerator, ALSO I . DISHW RS " WASHERS D RYERS rra WHIT '.:& COLOR 23 cu„Deep F GET OUR PRICE BEFO . . Give Us A Try! ING'S. Furniture and Appliances limited (New and Used) & Things 235-1964 'WE TAKE TRADES EXETER AND-ALL SYSTEMS Oyster and ham supper attended Repair The Rest A rizeigefilFor OMELITE Cue Small Engine my Repair Service HENSALL 262-2103 107 Queen - One Block North of Business Section Hours 8 to 6 Fri, nifes till 9 AIIIII111111111116.. 9 rgan rs Earl ighiate on vitfted the 'Mrs. Robert Mrs. Wilson is f Mr. & Mrs. 1st ,r of Mrs. Miller. Essery, Robbie visited during the with her sister Arlene d mbe in Drayton Plains, & Mrs. Lawrence Hirtzel ere Sunday visitors with Mr. & rs, Don Hirtzel and girls in Parkhill. Seniors enjoy crokinole The senior citizens 'enjoyed an afternoon of Crokinole and Cards in the Community Centre on Monday followed by lunch ..13nd a Mary Shoebottom speljtAa social time. Personals days last week with reltitives Parry Sound. t'Y Weekend guestistovith Mrs, Ralph Ligliffoot•,were Mr. Mrs. Neil Mag4,ire of Lond Sunday dinner apsts were Mrs. Wilfred Dixon Mrs. Tom Kooy. Mr. Aviyirs. Lloy accornanlek,Mr. & Miller, and fari‘ly t Sunda where ..-i•of Mr. n nd fa high, George Dixon; lone hands, Chas, Rollings; low, Lawrence Hirtzel. Coveners for the next party are Mr. & Mrs. Maurice MacDonald and Mr. & Mrs. Jack Dickens. he (tad hie org .Mrs. hol ida New Mi gan. it I art Spring Into Spring * Dress Shoe's * Bee Jays * Running Shoes * Work Boots * Joggers (Many Different Styles) Ladies' New Spring AU Weather Coat By Croydon and Hudson Bay ARE ON SALE STARTS TODAY — MARCH 27 ALL OUR )-1.*1‘1 SHOES ON SALE LARGE SELECTION OF SHOES TO CHOOSE FROM e Savings Throughout The Store! dren's Clothing Y2 Price Ladies' Pant $uits and DreSes Best And Selection To Chi' THURS. 10.12 1.6 FRI. 10-12 1-6 RACK OF ASSORTED Look For Our Weekly Specials! master charge ...„ ..... with Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Cooper arid` Douglas Kyle. Elgin Skinner, Cindy andecil of Toronto spent the weekend with Ruth and Laverne Skinner, Mr. & Mrs. Walt Tiedeman and family of Exeter visited on Saturday and Mr. & Mrs. Bob McDonald and Mark of Exeter visited on Sunday with Ruth and Laverne. The Elimville Women's Institute catered to the Kirkton- Woodham Carnival Club banque Monday evening at the Corn munity Centre. • The Kerslake' family gathe'red to honor Joyce Kerslake on Tuesday evening at Elimville hall. Barbara and Bradley Skinner returned home after a few days with Mr. & Mrs. Jake Hovius of Sarnia. Sunday visitors .with Mr. & Mrs. Ross Skinner were Mr. & Mrs. Jake Hovius of• Sarnia, Joan Kerslake, Mr. & Mrs. Harry Jaques and family of ,Zion, Janet Tomlinson and Ron Henderson of St. Marys. Mr. Larry Skinner is in St. Joseph's Hospital, London following surgery on Monday.