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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-03-18, Page 17We Service We Install We Sell . * Ranges * Refrigerators * Freezers * Dishwashers * Washers * Dryers * Televisions * Stereos * Central Airconditioning * Airconditioners * Electronic Air Cleaners * Towers * Antennae * Rotors * Boosters * CB Antenna Systems "Service comes easy at Max's" MAX'S TV & APPLIANCES REFRIGERATION SALES & SERVICE GRAND BEND 238-2493 • ALWAYS READY To HELP Hensall UCW hear about Cuba. Dashwood .groups busy with variety of activities Unit I of flensall UCW held their March meeting, March 11 with Helen Goddard presiding. She read a poem, "Smile".For her devotional theme, she read quotations from one of Peter Marshall's messages entitled, "Good Medicine". This is the result of being a happy person, which is quoted in Proverbs 17: 22, "A merry heart doeth good like a medicine, but a broken spirit drieth the bones." Helen read another appropriate poem, and then the group read in unison the hymn, "Lord speak to me." Verna Hay gave a very in- teresting outline of Cuba telling us the way their country is governed under Communist rule. Letters from our Foster Child were read., she also had sent a cherry blossom from their trees, and a home-made Christmas card. Leader, Eileen McLean con- ducted the business as follows: postponed Huron-Perth Presbytery meeting at Brueefielci IX on March 17, ladies to bring a lunch; in- vitations to Zurich April 1 and to Kippen April 13. The general meeting will be April 5 with Unit I responsible for lunch. April 6, a Food Forum to be held in Clinton High School, Will Beck played some musical records during the Social hour, Hostess Verna Hay was assisted by Audrey Christie. The March meeting of Zion Lutheran Ladies' Aid was held Tuesday eveningwith the Lenten service being the topic, The theme .was "The Upper Room". A film strip was ,Shown followed by the sermon by Rev. Marvin Barz. The president, Mrs. Arnold Becker, conducted a brief business meeting following the service. Fourteen members answered the roll call and one visitor was present. The Altar Guild reported 26 visits and 6 treats delivered, The new Guild is Mrs. Bill Berends and Mrs. Martha Miller. It was decided to lend money to the church extension fund at a low interest rate. A letter inviting us to attend a production at the Huron Country Playhouse as a group was tabled for the April meeting. MARK IvicADAMS and his mother, Mrs. Don McAdams, play the waiting game while registering Mark for school in Zurich Tuesday. photo by Youngs. Mrs. Keller was chairlady for the program. Roll call was an- swered by naming your favourite flower. Mrs, Keller discussed the motto, "Education is like a road that never ends; how far down the road we go depends on us", Mrs. Earl Guenther read a poem, "Spring", A planned trip to Bill Rammeloo's green house had to be cancelled indefinitely due to the storm so the ladies played Court Whist with Mrs, Irvin Rader winning high prize and Mrs. Greta Schade, low. Chick story Many stories have come as a result of the ice storm but I think the one that takes the first place is this one. Friends of ours were in the midst of their chickens hatching in an incubator when the hydro went off. Two eggs had not yet hatched, They placed them in a box wrapped in a towel and placed them between them in bed and when they looked in the morning there sat a wee chick snug and warm and the other egg was well on the way to hatching Lutheran Church Women Mrs, Victor Dinnin, Mrs. Milford Doerr, and Mrs, Herb Turkheim were hostesses for the March meeting of St, Peter's church Lutheran Women at ARC Industries, Dashwood. Mrs, A.C. Blackwell introduced Mrs, Alma Godbolt, a member of ARC Industries board who spoke on the work of the 30-35 volunteer workers. Linda Gerard, a community worker for Huron and Perth Counties was the speaker for the evening. She spoke on the program of placing retarded people in group homes. Following the business meeting, Rev. Blackwell con- ducted a tour of the workshops and class rooms for the 19 women attending. Queensway personals 4-H meeting The second meeting of the French Connection was held March 10 at the community centre with all girls present, Mrs. • Ray Rader discussed color harmony and Mrs. Earl Keller making a pattern and tran- sferring a design to the "Lear- ning Stitches" article. The back stitch was demonstrated. The girls then cut out their sampler and their "Learning Stitches" article, Personal Mrs. Wm. Struyke has returned home from South Huron Hospital, Exeter. TONY KYLE LUCY VAN ESBROECK Mrs. Mary Upshall, Bob Lammie visited his mother Vera Lammie Bernice Lavery was visited by her husband Milton Lavery and sister Pearl Passmore. Birthday Greetings to Cora Alcock who will celebrate her birthday March 17. The Christian Reformed Young people conducted a sing-song Sunday evening which was en- joyed by all, Tuesday, Rev. Jarvis con- ducted the church service ac- companied by Louise Mitchell at the piano. The Chiselhurst Ladies entertained on Monday afternoon at Bingo and Nelson Howe played the violin ac- companied by Mrs. Mary 'Johns at the piano. Public speaking winners Dashwood WI The postponed meeting of Dashwood WI was held Thur- sday, with the Education and Cultural Activities group in charge and Mrs. Earl Keller convener, President,Mrs.Ray Rader,dealt with the business. An in- vitation from Grand Bend Playhouse to attend the show Anne of Green Gables was ac- cepted and tickets will be bought. The ladies were reminded of the annual meeting in April when all conveners must give reports. Secret Pals will be revealed when they receive gifts. The curator was given permission to pur- chase more paper. A card for a sick member was signed by all, Hensall United Church Service Two students from South Huron District High School walked off with two of the top prizes at the Legion Zon, Cl public speaking contest in Seaforth, Saturday. In the morning session for secondary school students, Grades IX and X, Lucy Van Esbroeck of Hensall placed first with her talk on the Discrimination of Kids Rights in Elementary Schools. Lucy, 15, is in Grade 10 at Exeter. Topping the contestants from Grades XI, XII and XIII was Tony Kyle, Hensall, with his talk Rev, Don Beck conducted the United Church service with Mrs. John Turkheim at the organ. Rev, Beck continued his series of sermons on "What is a Virtue? (2) Justice" Justice cannot be attained by obeying laws or rules but only through the Spirit of God working in us. The flowers were in memory of Mrs. Margaret Ingram and Mr. Lewis Johns. Mrs. E. Sararas had a Birthday Party, Tuesday. Celebrating her 95th birthday were her family and friends, Mrs. Doris Bonthron, Janice and Shelley, London; Bevan and Cheri Bon- thron; Ronald and Norma Caldwell and Kimberley Ann; Jack and Greta Reed, Mississauga; Roy and Clara MacDonald; Ross and Grace Sararas, Jodi, Steve and Don; Edna Caldwell, Exeter; Jean and Wilmer Ferguson, Pearl Passmore. Mrs. Sararas was the recipient of many flowers, gifts and best wishes. Martha Smith of Exeter visited with Lynn Latimer and Hugo Schenk, Ila and Chester Dunn, Mervyn'and Irene Dunn, Greta and Amy Lammie with Vera Lammie, Marion Schenk and Jeanette Lippert with Hugo Schenk. Ernest Perry was visited by Bill and Donna Perry and sons of Exeter. Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Wright visited with Vera Lam- mie. Mr. & Mrs. Jim Hayter, Jennifer, Jason and Jodi visited with Mrs. M. Ford. Leslie Mitchell and daughter Brenda visited with the former's mother Louise Mitchell. Mr. & Mrs. Jim McNaughton and Clarence Smillie with their mother, Mrs. Ada Smillie. Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Hoggarth, Exeter visited Mrs, Sararas and 'Chain Gang' meeting on Search for Happiness. Tony, 18, is in Grade XIII at Exeter, The students were among 35 young people who gave speeches to a crowd of 200 at Seaforth Legion Hall, The contest is sponsored annually by the 12 Legion branches in District C1. Runners-up were: in the junior secondary division, Donna Huber of Ripley with Shark Attack!; in the senior secondary, Ernest McMillan of Goderich with A Tribute to the Royal Canadian Legion, in Kippen ESCORTED TOUR OF EUROPE '76 By MRS. RENA CALDWELL The first meeting of the Kippen Chain Gang was held at McLellan's recently. The election of officers was held as follows: president, Diana Oud, vice-president, Sandra McKay. The leaders described what would have to be done for the entire club, They explained the "Colour Wheel' and lunch was served. ANY TIME IS TEA TIME and what better place than your first taste of school? From left to right, Kim Red- dick, Kelly Kirk and Patrick Haggett take time for a simulated tea party. photo by Youngs, Personals Mr. & Mrs, Alex McGregor, Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Hugill who spent the last couple of weeks in Florida have returned home. Mr. & Mrs. Anderson Gibson, Wroxeter, visited with Mr. & Mrs. W.L. Mellis recently. Mr. & Mrs. Alex McMurtrie who have been vacationing in Mexico have returned home. Rochus Faber is vacationing in Florida, Sympathy is expressed to Mr. Elgar Mousseau in the death of his sister, Mrs. Melville Smith, Zurich. Wedding bells are ringing in the Kippen area and a number of residents attended the reception I for Mr. & Mrs. John Tim- mernians in the Pine Ridge Chalet, March 12. Kippen East W,I. • Kippen East WI entertained the residents at Huronview and the Blue Water Rest Home, March 10, The program consisted of a rousing sing song led by Ruby Triebner, A skit "The Women's Institute", was presented by Mona Alderdice and Margaret Hoggarth. Readings were given by Rena Caldwell, Marlene Bell, piand selections by Janet Hoggarth, Frances Kinsman and Mary Broadfoot; duet by Janet and Margaret Hoggarth; quartette by Ruby Triebner, Rena Caldwell, Frances Kin- sman and Margaret Hoggarth. Those with birthdays in March were presented with a gift. Lunch Was served. In charge of the program were Margaret Hoggarth and Ruby Triebner. VISITING: NETHERLANDS, GERMANY, SWITZERLAND, LIECHTENSTEIN, AUSTRIA, ITALY, MONACO AND FRANCE Departure from Toronto: July 5; Returning July 23 TOTAL COST ONLY 9197 CANADIAN Join your fellow Canadians on this outstanding EUROPE TOUR, designed and prepared especially for YOU. The tour promises to be a most interesting, educational and enjoyable travel experience. You will discover the European rural life as well as visit many enchan- ting places and towns, steeped in history and tradition and surely you will enjoy the friendly hospitality of EUROPE. Discover Holland and its surprising 700 year old capital city of Amsterdam, a city full of at- mosphere. Take a boatride through the canals of surprising AMSTERDAM; Board a Rhine steamer for a restful cruise up the Rhine River. Visit Heidelberg and view the Rhine Falls near Schaffhausen in Germany and visit picture-book Lucerne in Switzerland. See one of the smallest principalities: Liechtenstein, and travel through glorious scenery of the Tyrol in Austria and of course a visit to Innsbruck is a must. Cross the famous Brehner Mountain Pass into Italy and visit beautiful Venice and Florence and of course once in Italy "the eternal city" of Rome's age-old wonders. See Naples and Sorrento in Italy and the most beautiful isle of Capri. See the Leaning Tower of Pisa, a world marvel. Drive along the Mediterranean shore and visit Monte Carlo, Nice and Cannes. Also you will get to see the beautiful French Alps, Grenoble, Lyon and the famous French wine area Burgundy. See the city of lights: Paris. Extensive sightseeing and exploration of this fascinating ci. ty. These are some of the highlights of our Grand Tour of Europe. TOUR COST INCLUDES: All air transportation, Econ. class by famous KLM. Service of professional multilingual tour director throughout the tour. Deluxe air-conditioned motorcoach, most meals; accom- modation in superior tourist class hotels, twin bedded rooms with private bath or shower; transfers; Illumination drive in Rome; Rhine Falls in Schaffhausen; Rhine steamer cruise; Tarantella dance performance in Sorrento and many other features. There is room on this tour for 40 persons. Already we have received a number of registrations, Reservations are being accepted on a first come, first serve basis. 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