Times-Advocate, 1978-06-29, Page 8Times-Advocate, June 29, 1978
HOSPITAL RETIREE HONOURED — i...................................................., '
years of service as night supervisor at South Huron Hospital. Above, Mrs. Wilson, centre, cuts
a cake with the help of administrator Elmer Taylor and director of nursing Audrey Pooley.
Mrs. Jean Wilson retired recently after more than 10
Several enjoy bus trip
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Institute hear homemaker
Mark Elimville Sunday School anniversary
By KATHY COOPER
ELIMVILLE
ie Sunday School
Anniversary was held
Sunday at Elimville United
Church. The guest speaker
was Rev. Grant Mills. There
was special music by the
Sunday School Choir.
Carol Allen and Elaine
Pym played the piano for the
choir and Marg Pym ac
companied the choir with her
guitar. Nancy Cooper read
the scripture. The offering
was taken by Allan Pym,
Michael Grubb, Catherine
Johns and Doug Cooper.
Church services for the
month of July will be a joint
service at 10:00 a.m.
alternating between Thames
Rd. and Elimville. The first
service will be held at
Thames Rd.
Institute meets
The Elimville Women’s
Institute met recently at the
hall. The meeting opened
with the “Opening Ode and
Mary Stewart Collect.”
Mrs. Lome Johns
presented Lenore Coates
with a gift for the completiQn
of six 4-H Homemakiri^ clubs
and her County Honors. Mrs.
Wm. Morley gave a report on
the Officers Conference she
attended recently in
Waterloo.
Miss Ruth Skinner
presented a gift to retiring
treasurer Mrs. Freeman
Horne and a gift will be
presented to retiring
secretary Mrs. Emerson
Penhale.
Mrs. Lome Johns gave a
report on * the district
meeting. Mrs. Jerry Grubb
reported 95 tickets to the
play house at Grand Bend.
The family and Consumer
Affairs committee was in
charge of the programme.
Mrs. Bev Parsons opened
this part of the meeting with
a poem.
Mrs. Parsons introduced
Mrs. Gonie-Tak of the Town
& Country Homemakers.
Mrs. Howard Pym thanked
the guest speaker.
Personals
Mr. & Mrs. Floyd Cooper
and family visited with Mr.
& Mrs. Ken Lovie, Fathers’
Day.
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Routly
attended the 90th birthday
party for their cousin Mrs.
Mary Hodgson, held in the
Lucan United Church
basement, Sunday.
Mrs. Mildred Crago, St.
Marys visited with Mr. &
Mrs. Bill Routly for a few
days.
Mr. & Mrs. Al McDonald,
Owen Sound spent the week
end with Mr. & Mrs. Alvin
Cooper and attended the 25
wedding anniversary of Mr.
& Mrs. Don Parsons. A large
number from the community
attended this event at the
Kirkton-Woodham Com
munity Centre.
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Rannie,
and Susan, Brantford were
week end guests with the
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Canada Day July 1
Routly’s and attended the
retirement banquet Friday
evening for a former
teacher, Glenn Mickle.
Mr. & Mrs. Al McDonald
were Saturday supper guests
of Mr. & Mrs. Floyd Cooper
and family.
Guests Sunday with Mr. &
Mrs. Ross Skinner and
family were Mr. & Mrs.
Norman Jaques, Mr. & Mrs.
Ray Jory, Mr. & Mrs. Jake
Hovius and Crystal and
Faye Blair.
Mr, & Mrs. Jas Sinclair,
London visited Sunday
evening with the Routly’s.
Sunday visitors with Mr. &
Mrs. Alvin Cooper were Mr.
& Mrs. Al McDonald, Owen
Sound, Mr. & Mrs. Doug
Kyl’e, Mr. & Mrs. Don
Parsons and family, Bill
Baker, Dave Quick, Mr. &
Mrs. Richard Willert and
Jason, Hensail, Mr. & Mrs.
Don Kyle and boys, London,
Mr. & Mrs. Floyd Cooper and
family and Robert Bray.
Mrs. Ross Skinner, Mrs.
Delmar Skinner, Mrs. Philip
Hern and Mrs. Floyd Cooper
attended the Rebekah picnic
at Noble Grand Joyce
Morgan’s Monday evening.
Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Cooper Seaforth and attended the
attended the Bis back- reception at the Pine Ridge
Lingelbach wedding in Saturday evening.
w NOTICE
CORPORATION OF
THE TOWN OF EXETER
COUNCIL MEETING
Changed from Monday, July 3, 1978 to
Tuesday, July 4, 1978 at 7:30 p.m.
MUNICIPAL OFFICE
Closed, Monday, July 3, 1978
RETAIL SALES OUTLETS
Must comply with Retail Business Holi
days Act, 1975 in connection with
Dominion Day Statutory Holiday, July 1.
Elizabeth Bell
Clerk-Treasurer
THE BASE FACTORY OUTLET
the Thousand
on the Lady
NOT EXACTLY AS ILLUSTRATED
Deluxe
EXETER
541-230
By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE
THAMES ROAD
Mr. & Mrs. Bert Barry,
London visited over night
Wednesday night with Mr. &
Mrs. Alvin Passmore.
Wednesday Mr. & Mrs.
Barry, Mr. & Mrs. Alvin
Passmore, Mrs. Ross
Hodgert, Mrs. Glen Stewart
Mrs. Lee Webber, Mrs.
James Benton, Mrs. Ray
Cann, Mrs. Hazel Jeffery,
and Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd
Ballantyne were among
those who went by bus to
Kingston last Thursday and
went on the boat cruise
through
Islands
Kingston. They returned
home on Friday evening.
Mrs. William Rohde, Mrs.
Glenn Rohde, Danny and
Tammy attended the Switzer
reunion at Kirkton-
Woodham Community'
Centre Sunday. It was the
50th anniversary of the first
reunion.
Mrs. William Rohde at
tended the first Switzer
reunion July 6, 1928 at the
home of Mr. & Mrs. Wesley
Switzer West Mitchell Road,
Blanshard township.
Mr. & Mrs. Ross
Hargreaves attended the
114th Day family reunion
held at the new Community
Centre in Embro, Sunday.
Miss Mabel Brandow
Deaconess of Asquith
Saskatchewan a former
Missionary in Trinidad
returned home with the
Hargreaves for a week.
Sunday, July 2 the regular
church service will be held in
Thames Road at 10 a.m.
Rev. Stewart and Mrs.
Miner, Exeter visited
recently with Mr. & Mrs.
William Rhode.
Murray and Brent Dawson
and William Rhode spent
part of last week fishing at
the former’s cottage on Lake
Timiskaming.
Several from this com
munity visited with Mrs.
John Metters who is a
patient in St. Josephs
Hospital, London.
SALE STARTS
WEDNESDAY JUNE 28TH UNTIL
SATURDAY JULY 8TH, 1978
3.5 HP
Dependable
Lawnmower
4 cycle Briggs & Stratton engine (148 cc). Safe,
handle-mounted throttle. Full 20” cut. Stamped steel
deck. Efficency discharge. Fully baffled... non
clogging. Plastic mag wheels with height adjusters.
7" 1.50” wheels. 545-297
H 3'2^1
3 HP
With Decorator Textop
• Holds approx.
511 lbs.
• Practical and
attractive
99"
Outside, a brand new look
... Brown leather-look Tex
top and Beige body. But
inside it’s as practical as
ever. Has one storage bas
ket, one movable divider,
interior light for easy view
ing. Standard features also
Garden Hoses
Soaker Hose: triple tube
hose diffuses mist-like fine
spray. Poly vinyl chloride.
40.591-421 . ...Ea. $5.88
50' Rubber/Vinyl Hose:
Remains pliable in cold
weather. 1/2.591-425.
............................Ea. $6.44
Oscillating
Sprinkler
Covers up to 2800 sq. ft.
Unique safety arm disen
gages if accidentally drop
ped. Brass jet nozzles.
4-pos. dial.............591-454
include a power on signal
light, temperature warning
light and “child-proof” lock
and keys. Approximate
measurements? 441/2" long
x 36” high x 29” deep
(w/hinges)..........501-133
2VzCu. Ft. 1/133
Wheelbarrow I Hr •>.
7/b" tubular steel frame with
“X”-type leg assembly. 10"
x 1.75"* puncture-proof
semi-pneumatic tire.
591-021
25' Rubber Hose: (1 braid).
Remains pliable in cold.
Brass-plated couplings, 1/2",
591-469 ............Ea. $8.63
50’ Vinyl Hose: Economi
cal. Brass-plated couplings.
7/i6”. 591-282 ...Ea. $3.53
Hose Nozzles
a - Polymer grip nozzle for
hot or cold liquids. Brass
stem & nut.
591-417...........Each $3.55
b - Plastic hose nozzle.
591-255 ..........Each 88C
c - Solid Brass nozzle.
591-131 ..........Each $2.55
Automatic jia'it
Dehumidifier
Collects 17 Imperial pints and pilotlight. 11 qt poly-
(9.7) litres of water daily— styrene container with
Humidistat automatically threaded fitting for drain
starts and stops operation hose. Approx. 131/2" W x
to maintain desired humid- 16” D x 21” H. .. .541-007
ity level. Overflow control
Oscillating 3 Speed Fan
Chain Drive "|/|Q99
Tillit iTrO -
9" diam. Tilling width, 18”; depth up to
W. Folding tubular steel handle. 6” poly
tires. Red/White...........................545-358
4 cycle B&S engine with rewind start.
3-step chain reduction drive. Handle
mounted throttle with neutral/forward
selector. 6 position, 16 spring steel tines,
Exeter District Co-Op
235-2081
HENSALL
262-3002
Desk type fan for use in any
room. Fully adjustable from
straight blow to 90‘
oscillation. Has adjustable
neck tilt; 12" diam. blue
blades. Removable safety
12" Hiamofar protects the smallestDiameter fingers. Push button controls
for fast, easy selecting.
Quiet
Adjustable
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