The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-06-12, Page 21 (2)• Kippen WI roll call
to be a new word
By MRS. RENA CALDWELL
KIPPEN
The Education meeting of
Kippen East WI will be held in the
Legion Hall on June 18 at 8.30
p.m.
The roll call is "Find a new
word or pay a penalty".
Mrs. Wm Bell will give the
motto and will be in charge of
lunch.
The guest
speaker ents on
Cooper willmm
Institutes in Scotland.
Members are reminded of the
bus trip June 16. Please come
with suggestions and ideas for
making money. Please bring a
friend.
Personals
Kippen East held a very suc-
cessful bake sale in Joynt's store
on June 7.
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Jones
visited recently with Mr. & Mrs.
Arnold Gackstetter in Guelph.
Mr. & Mrs. Clayton Cooper and
family of Greenville S.C. are
visiting Mr. & Mrs. Orville
Cooper.
The following were confirmed
at the Youth Anniversary Service
in St. Andrew's Church, Kippen:
Diane Consitt, Vicky Bell, Jill
McLellan, Sue Anne Finlayson,'
Barbara Cooper, Debbie Consitt.'
Sharon Finlayson, Gary Love
Grant Love, John Binnendy
Michael Binnendyk, Lar
McCallum, Arthur McCallum,
By Certificate: Mr. & Mrs. Dag
Cooper, Mrs. Joan McCallum and
Mrs. Carol Anne Lostell.
"Homeowners".
Have you been
considering making
some improvements
to your property?
IF YOU'RE THINKING OF A...
+ a new sidewalk
+ a new or differently designed patio
+ a flower bed edging for flower bed or garden
+ patio slabs for around your pool
+ curbs or bumpers for your laneway or parking at
+ stepping stones
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+ STEPPING STONES 24" Diameter & 18" flameter
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+ FLOWER BED EDGING 2' lengths
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CALL ,'36-4723
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Fri. - 8:00 to 6.I0 Sot. - 8:00 to 4:00
Open Thursoy 7:00 to 9:00 p.m.
. A FEMALE INVADER — At a recent fashion show at Hensoll public school a surprise appearance was
made by Racquel Welch better known as Brian Baker. Raquel is flanked by Ilona Schaufler and Jackie
McClinchey. T -A photo
The Winners
Watch long parade
Crediton
By MISS ELLA MORLOCK
CREDITON
The Crediton and District
Men's Club arranged a bus trip to
Frankenmuth, Michigan. Forty-
eight men enjoyed visiting the
Christmas stores Saturday, and
viewing the hour -and -a -half long
parade Sunday.
Ucw
Mrs. Ed. Hendrick's com-
mittee was in charge of the UCW
meeting in Zion United Church
Thursday evening. Mrs. Donna
Bushfield, Mrs. Emmery
Fahrner and Mrs. Della Sims
assisted her.
Mrs. Bushfield read an article
on forgiveness and Mrs. Fahrner
read the Scripture.
Several hymns were sung, Mrs.
Gordon Finkbeiner ac-
companying them.
Mrs. Hendrick welcomed the
Explorers, their mothers and
their leaders. The Explorers,
under the direction of Mrs. Don
Finkbeiner and Mrs. Hank Brand
presented a program.
The entire group of 24 girls
Winners of three majorappliancesin the Drysdale Home Hardware grand opening receive their
prizes from Jock Drysdale. From the left ore: Brenda Market, RR 1 Dashwood, winner of a
Westinghouse microwave oven; Mrs. Tom Brintnell, RR 1 Hensoll, a General Electric dishwasher;
Harry Coates, Exeter, a Speed Queen spin washer.
Thanks to Everyone
who visited our store and made our Home Hardware grand opening such a
success. Your patronage was most appreciated. We do apologize for the fact
that the Targe crowds in attendance at the sale prevented us from giving all
customers the prompt and personal attention that we normally provide. Our
service department also had difficulty keeping up with the demand and we
appreciate the patience and consideration shown by our customers. Things
are back to normal now and we look forward to continuing our service to
you, as well as offering the lowest prices possible on major appliances and
our complete stock.
Drysdale
Hensull
Main St. 262-2015
club visits Michigcin
repeated the Explorer purpose were guests at the home of Ella
and motto, and sang Moriock last week.
"Gaudeamus Hodie". Valerie Duncan ;McAdam has opened
Finkbeiner and Kathy Russell a grocery store on Main Street.
played piano solos. Two skits Monday a determined posse of
were presented, "Being a farmers and county officials
Missionary Today" and "TA^
Helpful Elves." Donna Mac -pursued the pack of wild dogs
Helpful
nald and Pam Schroeder that has been harassing livestock
identified the members of the and terrorizing individuals. They
casts. succeeded in killing three, huge
German shepherds. There are
There was a display of articles believed to be three more at
made by the girls during the large.
year, and the leaders presented Mr. & Mrs. David Pike have
end -of -term awards. been visiting Mrs. Pike's parents
t
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thanks to the Explorers and their They have just returned rs: Nelson from mptwo
leaders and Mrs: Hendrick closed years of service in Fiji, under
the program with prayer. GCS() They came home via Asia,
Jerry Mathers, Exeter was and toured Russia on the way.
present to demonstrate the Sunday morning service in Zion
stacking chairs he has for sale. United Church was conducted by
Nola Faist, Mrs. Lloyd Lam- w...W. C. Parrott. London. Next
port, Mrs. Ross Krueger, Mrs. Sunday's Children's Day Service
Allan Finkbeiner, Mrs. Leonard will be at 10:30 with the North
Wein and Mrs. Doug Gill served Sauble Holiday Club assisting in
lunch. the program.
Mr.. Cliff Russell conducted a
short business session. The ARC
Industries, Dashwood, extended
an invitation to visit the
workshop as guests. Work groups
were appointed for catering for a
50th anniversary celebration and
a wedding.
Laura Mathers was chosen to
lead the September Devotions
Committee.
Roll Call was answered by a
Scripture verse on forgive.
Personals
Mary Ellen Schlenker is
working as Candystriper at South
Huron Hospital.
Selkirk United Church
celebrated its anniversary
Sunday. An invitation had been
extended to all former pastors.
Rev. & Mrs. Armin Schlenker
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The Brussels United Church
Women visited the Huronview
Home on Monday afternoon and
entertained the residents with a
variety program. Rev. E. Le
Drew was master of ceremonies
for the afternoon and Mary
Bryan was pianist. A ladies
quartette including Betty
Campbell, Ruth Hupfer, Sarah
Stephenson and Barbara
McCutcheon sang several old
favorites and led a sing -a -long.
A skit entitled "The Crises' was
Rebekahs set
nominations
Mrs. Margaret Consitt, Noble
Grand of Amber Rebekah Lodge
presided at the regular meeting
on Wednesday evening, assisted
by Mrs. Hazel Corbett L.S.V.G.,
in the absence of the vice grand
Mrs. Bertha MacGregor.
The nominations for officers
for the ensuing term were closed.
The Inaugural meeting will be
held in MacKay Hall. Goderich
June 25 at 8 p.m. when all Past
Noble Grands are cordially in-
vited to attend.
Plans for the annual picnic
were discussed.
Anniversary
celebration
By MISS JEAN COPELAND
WOODHAM
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Webber and
Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Cowdrey, Bob
and Patricia attended the 50th
wedding anniversary celebration
on Sunday for Mr. & Mrs. Charles
Webber of Rochester, Michigan.
Mr. & Mrs. Webber returned
home on Tuesday.
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Robinson of
Newcastle on Tyne, England and
Mrs. Marie Mills of London
visited on Thursday with Miss
Rhea Mills.
The community was shocked
and saddened to hear of the
tragic accident on Saturday
which took the life of two former
Woodham boys, Graham
Robinson and Douglas Smith.
Our deepest sympathy is ex-
tended to their families in their
bereavement. Our sympathy is
also extended to the family of the
late Charles Wilson, who also
passed away suddenly on
Saturday.
Miss Rhea Mills visited for
several days last week with
Mrs. Lawrence Mills and Mr. &
Mrs. Russell Mills of London.
A very successful chicken
barbecue was held by the United
Church Women on Wednesday
evening.
played by Salah Stephenson and
Barbara McCutcheon. The
Swingers, a group of eight ladies
danced two square dance
numbers. Following the
program, Mrs. Bessie Winne
expressed the appreciation of the
residents and everyone present
was given treats of candy by the
ladies.
Marie Flynn, Jim Murray,
Hugh Hodgins and Norman Speir
provided the old time music for
'Family Night" with step dance
numbers by Heather and Melissa
Moffatt accompanied by Mrs.
Moffatt. Debbie Flynn and
Patrick Murray entertained with
piano solos. Mrs. Scott thanked
all those responsible for the
program on behalf of the
residents.
The residents enjoyed an af-
ternoon of organ music on
Thursday played by Mrs. Elsie
Henderson and Mr. Ed Stiles.
Mrs. Betty Rogers sang several
solos accompanied by Mr. Stiles.
The bazaar and tea sponsored
by the Huronview Auxiliary was
quite successful with a good
attendance of ladies.
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The CWL June meeting was
held in the school gym, , on
Tuesday. Mrs. Paula Van Osch
opened the meeting with League
prayer.
Mrs. Bill Muller and Mrs. Wm.
Regier gave interesting reports
as did Mi -s. Harry Van Osch on
the annual convention that they
attended in Windsor for two days.
Plans were made to take a bus
to London to attend the National
Convention July 8 with Mrs.
Hubert Carey and Mrs. Jack
McCann attending as delegates.
attended the service. They also Rev. Fr. John Mooney P.P.
spoke on devotion to the Sacred
visited friends in St. Catharines
and Kitchener. Heart.
Mrs. Clarence Fahner, ac Plans are being arranged for
companied by Mrs. Milton Deitz. the August chicken barbecue.
Zurich and Mrs. Mary Gould
London spent the weekend with Personals
relatives in Dearborn and Many residents and friends
Detroit. attended a bridal shower held for
Mrs. Howard Hendrick at- Linda Voisin Saturday at the
tended the TOPS convention m home of her aunt. Mrs. Wm.
Ottawa. The approximately 3.00o Morley.
delegates were quartered in Visitors with Mr. & Mrs.
Hubert
dormitories at Carleton Mr. SEMrs. Careyand tam Leo Girard
were:
�Ird and
family, Guelph; Mr. & Mrs.Don
Carey and Paul of London; Mr. &
tMrirs. Chandsor.rlie Micallef and family
The sympathy of the com-
munity is extended to Mr. & Mrs.
Leonard Dietrich and family in
Thousands of seeds are the loss of their son Gerald whose
produced in the forest for every funeral mass and burial took
one which germinates and sur- place this week at Our Lady of
vives to mature age. fit. Carmel Church.
University and held their
meetings in the National Arts
Centre. Saturday a sight-seeing
tour of the city was arranged.
Mrs. Mildred Bell, Hamilton
and Mrs. Olive Wilson. Dundas.
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Township of Tuckersmith
TAXES DUE
The first installment of 1975
taxes is due on or before
June 13/75.
The 2nd installment is due
on or before Nov. 29/75.
JAMES I. McINTOSH
Clerk Treasurer
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