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Page 20 Times -Advocate, February 10, 1982
Church service cancelled by lack
of f head'
an interesting way.
From the study book,
Travelling Light, Lila
McKaig discussed the
chapter, Strangers at Home,
and involved everyone in a
questionnaire. The meeting
was closed with a hymn and
prayer, followed by lunch
and a social hour.
During the business, plans
were made for the World
Day of Praye service winch
is to be held in Cromarty
Presbyteria arch, March
5,. with H bbert United
Church women as guests.
All women of the com-
munity are invited to come
and join in this annual event
which takes place on the first
By MRS. ROBERT LAING
CROMAJ Ty
•
The February meeting of
the Cromarty! W M.S. was
held at the lthnie of Lillian
Douglas Thursday -af-
ternoon. '
Betty Dow presided and
TENDER
TOWNSHIP
OF HAY
T. nth., sr +or the' supply. of
fu• mire fu..l, diesol fuel
and da,olin,' for a two (2)
year per loci. tommeneing
May I 082. will be
accepted t„ 'tht" under•
,,'c;m d -10 12 o'clock
February 15, 1982
No 'rad rcr;aln,e an
f" ax rmat.'1 65,000 lit,,'
or, IQC<,tion; ' Diesel fuel
54 (1(10..ht ,•;. :on.' loca-
tion Ni. 2 eros 12.000
litre oar Iixntion. Fur
rcr<,.. f,i,d 30.000 litres;
thick. 3t Iocntions.
Tencre forms are
civial(61e or the Township
Sisk( R.R. 1. •Zurich:
laws .t nr'cm)/ .tender riot
ncr, .cr i!y accepted.
Joan Ducharme,
Clerk -Treasurer
Box 250,•
Zurich, Ontario
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opened the meeting with a
poem entitled "Faith". The
scripture lesson from
Deuteronomy was followed
by the hymn, 0 God off
Bethel. A dramatic reading
was given by Betty Dow,
Agnes Lamond, and Edna
Stoneman. The roil call was
answered by a Bible verse on
Faith.
Secretary, Lillian
Douglas, read the minutes of
the January meeting and the
uttering was taken and
dedicated. Agnes LaMond
reported that five cards had
been sent and four visits
made. to the sick 'and shut-
ins. Dorothy Miller
presented the topic, Faith, in
Snow reschedules
Wednesday euchre
By MRS. HUGH MORENZ
SHIPKA
The euchre party
scheduled for last Wed-
nesday night was cancelled
• due to snow and weather
conditions. The next euchre
party will be held on Wed-
nesday February 17.
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Russell
spent last week end in St.
Catharines visiting her
mother. Mrs. Edgar Webb.
Mrs. Doris Sweitzer
returned home last Sunday
after being hospitalized and
having surgery at Strathroy
Just In Time For
VALENTINE'S DAY
Sale On Oil Paintings
8"x10"' 16"x20"
20"x24" 24"x36"
As, Low As $9.00 (8"x10")
HURON AUCTIONS
235-1058
NOTICE
TOWN OF EXETER
RE Special Garbage Pickup,
Glass & Paper Recycling
effective ,March 3, 1982
Pickup for paper & glass only
will be on the 1st 'Wednesday
of each month for all of Exeter
Special pickup of large articles
, will remain • unchanged
1st .Thursday of each month on West Side
2nThursday of each month on East Side
Superintendent
Glenn Kells •
The Year's
Most Powerful Story
of Love & Courage
JOhl.. may be the most mooing human Interest drama
God has ever permit tell mere man to produce."
— Baltimore tleu)s-American
Joni portrays herself... a sterling performance."
—Minneapolis Star
STARRING JONI EARECKSON AS HERSELF
BROW4 ;,. FRANK R JACOBSON
A WORLD WIDE PICTURES RELEASE t- JAMES F COLLIER
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February 12th to 18th
Showtlmes: F.I. & Sat. 74 1 p.m.
Sun. 2 & Il p.m. Mon.Thurs s p.m.
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n ACrXOM etmENT
General Hospital.
Several from this area
attended the Annual Winter
Frolic at the Old River Bed,
in Grand Bend on Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Mabel Desjardine
has returned home from
South Huron Hospital to the -
home of her son, Willis and
Ella Desjardine.
Sandra and Tony Regier,
Chris; Heather and Jillian, of
Detroit, spent the weekend
with Sandra's parents Ken
and Ortha Baker.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Baker
Jr., Bonnie Tracey and
Shellie, of Stratford, visited
here over the weekend,
spending Saturday with
Ken's parents and visiting
Sunday with Doug and Ann
Russell, Connie, Alex,
Elizabeth and Jill.
Supper guests Saturday
evening with Willis and Ella
Desjardine were Roy and
Kay Cooper, of Exeter; and
Alvin and Clara Stattori,
Grand Bend.,
Mrs. Susie Link, a former
resident of this area and
lately of Blue Water Rest
Home, Zurich, fell last
Wednesday and broke her
hip and is in a London
hospital.
Sympathy for
Wein family
By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR
CREDITON EAST
Sympathy is extended to
the family of the late Mrs.
Tillie Wein.
Mr. and . Mrs. Stan
Preszcator visited Saturday
with Mrs. Mary Thornton in
Seaforth Hospital and were
supper guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Regele, RR 4
Walton.
Mr. Ted Van Rompy, Ms.
Mary Prevett and girls
Dashwood were Sunday
supper guests With Mr. and
Mrs. Stan Preszcator and
girls. Also visiting were Mrs.
Kathy Bullock and family,
Huron Park. Jim Barnes,
Parkhill was also a supper
guest.
PUBLIC
NOTICE.
To
Doctor's Patients
In order to attend a
Special District Meeting of
the Ontario Medical
Association, the doctors in
this area have declared a
Physician Study Day on
Thurs.Feb 18
12:00 - 5:00 p.m.
This means that many
physician's offices will
be closed and non-
emergency surgery will
not be scheduled during
the above times,
IMPORTANT
The doctors serving you
have made sure that
adequate emergency ser-
vices will be maintained
during the Study Day. If
you need emergency
medical care, either go to
the following emergency
service(s) or phone the
number(s) listed below.
EMERGENCY
SERVICES
Exeter Hospital
• Emergency
235-2700
Huron County
Med. Soc.
Friday of March, in cou
tries all over the world. This
year's programme has bee
planned by the womenf
Ireland.
n- The church service was
cancelled again Sunday
n afternoon, this time because
0 ci a problem in the heating
system. It had run out of oil,
Anglican church
holds Vestry meet
By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS
KIRKTON
Mrs. Cecil Dobson return-
ed home after being a
patient in St. Marys
Memorial Hospital.
Dr. and Mrs. Don Atkinson
have returned from a Carib-
bean Cruise. •
Mrs. Pearl Budden is a
patient in St. Joseph's
Hospital, London at time of
writing.
Arie Van Muyen a student
of Calvin College Lansing
Mich., a former resident of
Kirkton visited last week.
with Ethel Copeland, Morris
Atthill and Bob Marshall.
Vestry meets
St. Paul's Anglican Church
held their postponed Vestry
meeting Thursday night
beginning with a shortened
evensong service. Mrs. Bill
Schaefer was appointed
Vestry clerk to record the
minutes of the meeting.
Officers appointed for 82
are as follows. Rector's
Warden Bill Schaefer,
Peopl,e's Warden Ken
Blackler, Lay Delegates to •
Synods - Ethel Copeland,
Mrs. Bill Schaefer. Alter-
nates• Burns Blackler,
Walter Creery.
Board of Management:
Gerald Paul, Mrs. Bill
Waghorn, Brent Blackler,
Visitors from
Kincardine
By MISS JEAN COPELAND
WOODHAM
Miss Audrey Anderson of
Sebringville spent the
weekend with her sister and
family Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Johnson,
Mr. Douglas Webb and
family of Kincardine spent
Saturday night with Mr. and
Mrs. Norris Webb.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Muir,'
•Kelly , David and Scott of St.
Marys were Friday evening
guests with Mr. and Mrs.
•Glenn Copeland, Cynthia,
Ellen and Deanna.
Bernard McCormick, Garth
Blackler, Harold Davis,.
Mrs.J. McCormick and
Ethel Copeland. ,Treasurer
Ethel Copeland. Rectory
Committee- Harold Davis,
Mrs. Bill Schaefer, Burns
Blackler: Cemetery Com-
mittee Garth Blackler,
Gerald Paul, Brent Blackler
and Walter Creery.
Auditors: Bill Schaefer and
Mrs. Brent Blackler. Parish
Paymaster -Mrs. Dick
Jongkind.
Personals
Mrs. Ross Cooke is a
patient. in St. Marys
Memorial Hospital at time
of writing.
Sunday evening dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Burns Blackler were Mr.
and Mrs. Oliver Stacey,
Avonton, Mr. and Mrs. John
Carruthers and Susan, Strat-
ford, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Blackler, Sebringville, Mrs.
Laura Shaw and Carman
Stacey, St. Marys.
Wed., Feb. 10
Electronic
Monster
Bingo
Western Fair.
Grounds
London, Ont.
up to S6,000 in prizes 52,-
000 guaranteed jackpot
mini's start at 6:30 p.m.
regular games at 7:45
p.m•
sponsored by The Op-
timists club of East London
All proceeds to
• youth work
••
Optimists
of Stephen
Valentine
Dance .
Feb. 13
8 P.m. - 1 a.m.
HURON PARK
ANNEX
53.00/person or
56.00/couple
Music supplied by
JIM DEWAN
Lunch Provided
MOHAWK
DANCE
Muiic By
TRACES
Sat., Feb: 27
at the
South Huron
Rec Centre
8:30-1
• Lunch Provided
• Tickets at
Anstett Jewellers
Jerry MacLean It Soi
or any
Mohawk Player
BINGO
LUCAN ARENA
Wed., February 10
Doors open - 7:15 p.m.
Early bird - 7:55 p.m. ,
Regular games, Midway special, share the
wealth, stand up, etc.
Jackpot 1,300-55 calls
Proceeds for Arena
Double Door Card $1.00
Bingos will continue each Wednesday.night.1
Licence # 287211 Proceeds for Arena
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Nissan Curling avb
Valentines
Dance
Hensall Community Centre
Feb. 13th 9-1
• Music by
)Ir
,' Bluewater Playboys \Admission $e.00 per couple
Lunch provided
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Club Albatross
Tavern
(Huron Park, Ont.)
DINING LOUNGE Open 6 a.m. Mon. -Sat.
Daily Lunch Specials
Live Entertainment
Thurs. Fri. and Sat.
Buckshot
9-1
Dancing
Fully Licensed
Gables Tavern
Grand Bend
Open
Entertainment Fri. and Sat.
February 12 and 13
BUCKSHOT
Euchre Tournament Saturday afternoon
2 p.m. Everyone welcome.
Plan to loin us for our 2nd annual
St. Patrick's Day Bash
Fri. March 19 ' 8 -1 a.m.
Featuring Lincoln Green
Lunch and party favours
♦
RS
• avern & Dining Lounge
ON THE SEAMliar open os usual
ORANO SENO New Hours until March 1
Thurs. & Fri. Sat. & Sun.
Lunch 12:00-2:00 Lunch 12:00-5:00
Dinner 5:00-8:00 Dinner 5:00-8:00
Bing your Sweetheart for a delicious
meal on Valentine's Day.
Special - Crab Legs
Reservations appreciated
238-2251 Grand Bend
Dashwood
Hotel
Dining Room
Thurs., Fri,, Sat.
This Week's Features:
Homemade soup Spinach Salad
Sausage, Sauerkraut and Scalloped Potatoes
HomemadePies
12 noon -2:00 5:30 - 7:30,
Special Saturday luncheon 12-5:30
Our regular menu available daily and for
late night munchies our kitchen is open 9 -
12 midnight Mon. - Sat.
"For that homemade touch"
POKER RALLY
Central Huron
Snowmobile Club
Sat., Feb. 13
Registration 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.
V4 mile north of Kippen (west side)
Russell Faber Farm
Entry Fee $3.00
...
You are invited •
to come out
and hear
Evangelist
Henry
Minn
at
Exeter Public School
Auditorium
Friday, February 1q/gZ
8:00 p.m.
Special Music By
Ken Freebairn
For Further Information call
235-0688 or 236-4376
BINGO
HURON PARK REC. CENTRE
Thurs., . Feb 11
quirky bingos
Consolation 25.00
7.30 p.m.
ADMISSION $ 1.00
EXTRA CARDS 250 ea.
SHARE THE WEALTH 5'for $1.00 .
Sponsored by the Optimist Club of Stephen.
No one under 16 years of age will be admitted
Cards 251-o piece License #275 225
The Three AAA See
Restaurant and Dining Lounge
offers you two great specials;
one in .the morning and
one in the evening
MORNING BREAKFAST SPECIAL:
bacbn and 2 eggs: toast; -
-home fries and coffee for
l only $2.25.
" Served from 7:00 a,m. to
11:00 a.m. (No sub-
stitutes please)
EVENING SPECIAL:
Striploin steak with
potato, tossed salad, roll
mushrooms, baked A''
lliaro
dessert and coffee for -
only $7.95
Offer expires March 31, 1982.
P.S. Take your sweetheart out for a special
Valentine's dinner on Sunday, February
14th.
Reserve your table early.
For reservations phone 235-2949.
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In addition to our popular daily
specials we also offer a good selec-
tion of lighter meals for your dining
enjoyment.
"Roast Beef on- a
Kaiser"
lots of beef, with your
choice of mayonnaise or
horse radish, on a bed of
potato chips and a pickle.
"Club Nouse"
Turkey, ham, cheese,
lettuce and tomato, on a
bed of potato chips and -a
pickle.
"The Reuben"
Corned Beef with Swiss
cheese melted on top, on
a bed of potato chips and
a pickle
"Turkey en a Kaiser"
Turkey with lettuce,
tomato and mayonnaise
with potato chips and a
pkkle.
"Corned Reef en Bye"
With your choice of mustard on a
bid of , potato chips and a pickle
Ask About Our Daily Specials
Includes soup or juke, roll and tea or coffee
Try our Homemcide Soup
Vwbe ohib 04/6,1
we Open at Huron Park
'6:00 a.m, - 11:00 p m. - Monday to S
Breakfast from 6:00 amt. to 11:00