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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-05-10, Page 8Lower Interest Rates NOW AVAILABLE ON 1 st and 2nd Mortgages anywhere in Ontario on RESIDENTIAL - INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL and FARM PROPERTIES Interim financing on new construction or land development REPRESENTATIVES IN YOUR AREA-PHONE SAFEWAY INVESTMENTS & CONSULTANTS LTD. AREA CODE 519-744-6535 COLLECT WE BUY EXISTING MORTGAGES FOR INSTANT CASH BROOM , rIVJG3"70.1.%%!CC%%%%%.%NICIPWOOMIMMICIIM. BROOMS FINLEY! STOVES $1.29 CHECK OUR SPECIALPRICES ts,..,-vo.A.N.,4%%woozovommv.vomsnwi. REG $1.67 TREMCLAD PAINT bSihstr ALL COLORS REG cep $11.77 $9.95 GALLON PORTABLE BARBECUE 79.50 GAS Arel"A*t•I FREE „Coffee & Don,uts For All 26x36 10's Reg 896 / fir Metal DUST PAN Reg 694 WHEEL BARROWS 4 cu ft Reg $19.49 $16.39 NOW ONLY HUNDREDS OF CUSTOM.MIXED COLORS AND WHITE Choose from the hundreds of decorater.styled colors for your home and the things in it, Greens, pinkS, yellows you name it and wet have It, Available in all Interior and exterior PITTSBURGH PAINTS\ custorn•mixed colors end white, Give your home that fresh, new look for the brigbt spring; end summer seasons /Mead ... at special dollar savings. Mine in today end ask about it, HOTSON HARDWARE HIGHWAY 21 NORTH OF GRAND BEND Page 8 Tirraas-Advocate, May 10, 1973 Many attend fashion show GB clubs hold pot-luck dinners Drive safely By MRS. FRANK PLUMB GRAND BEND. The Orpha Club held a pot-luck supper for 25 ladies in the village hall on May 1,, After the meal the ladies played court whist, Prizes were won by Aileen Ravelle, Eva Bariteau, Myrel Smith, Louise Wilson, Marty Ginn, Kay Thompson, and Eva Graham. A raffle was held fora quilt made by Mrs. Eddie Baker and the winner was Mrs. Art Read. The Golden Age Club's pot-luck luncheon, and last meeting until fall, was exceptionally well at- tended, with everyone bringing a good appetite to a well-filled table. The program consisted of the usual sing-song, plus readings. While many played crokinole, euchre and chinese checkers, tney were entertained by listening to many old familiar tunes with Mrs, Reeves playing the piano and Bill Love on his violin, May 1 the Anglican Church Women met at the home of Mrs. C. Taylor,Mrs. C.W. Neilson gave an interesting report on the A.C.W, annual meeting, Further plans for the crafts show were made, Fashion Show Saturday Mrs. Mary Lapine of the Bedford hotel in Goderich had a luncheon-fashion show in the main dining room of the hotel. The event was held for the benefit of the Huron Country Playhouse Guild. The fashions shown were at the courtesy of the "Fashion Shoppe" in Goderich. A capacity crown of ladies from the area and near-by cities enjoyed a showing of styles for spring and summer for all oc- casions. The commentary to a background of appropriate music was by Mrs, Ruth Walker of the Fashion Shoppe staff. Gift Certificates were donated by the Fashion Shoppe and the Bedford Hotel. Lucky winners were Mrs. Peter Raymond and Mrs. Ross Tuckey, both of Exe ter. Benson Tuckey, chairman of Hotson GRAND BEND the board of the Huron Country Playhouse and Mrs, Tuckey were guests of honor. Mr. Tuckey spoke briefly to the ladies, outlining the progress that has been made at the theatre site B- Line at Grand Bend, The LIP program provides labor till May but money for materials has to be raised. Personals Mr. & Mrs. Wm, Vandenberk, • retired farmers, celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary on May 4, with a re-enactment of the wedding ceremony at the Roman Catholic church, Mrs. Philip Walker sang a solo and the whole choir sang Mass. A reception for 80 people was held in the Dash- wood hall with a banquet and dance, Special songs were sung by all of the grand children. Guests came from the Strathroy, Dublin, Ingersoll and Grand Bend areas. Mrs, Ken Morton and Bonny Stevens, daughter of Mrs. Perry of the Dashwood Hotel, are new employees at the Bank of Mon- treal. On Friday, Ruth Ann Haist, daughter of Betty and Art Haist, a grade 13 student of Forest High School, was crowned school queen at the annual school for- mal, Runners-up were Beth Ross, Thedford, Toni Sutton, Forest; Lyn Webster, Forest; Leila Zerko, Forest, The theme of the prom was "Once upon a time." Decorations were bright colored streamers and nursery rhyme characters. 17 Gallon Rubbermaid Save during our SPRING SALE Ladies attend meeting of horticultural groups FOR MOMS: 12 oz. pinecone glass and happy Mother's Day FOR KIDS: Suckers, Candies, Balloons All proceeds to Grand Bend Minor Sports Association. Minor Sports Association D on't Forget Car Wash on Saturday May 1, at Sunoco Located at Thompson-Warner New Sunoco Station 31 Ontario North Grand Bend Car Wash Sat., May 12 a. m. - 5 p.m. $1.00 GRAND BEND May 11, 12 and 13 answered by "Your mother's given name," Personals Mrs. Lloyd Ballantyne, Mrs. Donald Bray, Doris Elford, Mrs. Ross Hodgert, Mrs. William Roh- de, Mrs. Floyd Stewart, Mrs. Jack Stewart attended the Kirkton Horticultural spring meeting at the Usborne Central School Tuesday. Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Miller were guests at the Brittain-Powe wedding at Centralia United Church Saturday. Mrs. Donald Bray, Janet and Ruth attended a bridal shower for Ava Elford at Elimville United Church Monday. Mr, & Mrs. Glenn Jeffery, Alan and Connie were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Heard, Kirkton. Mrs. Mark Strapp, London visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. John Bray and Agnes. Mr. & Mrs. William Rohde visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Clayton Ross; Kirkton. By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR Mr. & Mrs. Bev. Hirtzel and boys, Lucan, visited on the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Russell Clarke. Barbara Preszcator spent the weekend with Joan Klemke, Centralia. Mr, & Mrs. Stan Preszcator and girls visited Friday evening with Mr. & Mrs. Richard Glan- ville and girls, Parkhill. Tammy Preszcator and friend, Sebringville visited Saturday with Mr. & Mrs. Stan Preszcator, Mr. & Mrs. Larry Preszcator, Sebringville visited Saturday with Mr. & Mrs. John Prichard and girls. ....ems's..s.srikrtsi.svomswAseWsosS"lomsoissossms1 lor. so, 5,...zsss.%Scemmwsz**.yrosstsssessisersixicSooseA N.10ANVXMOIMVOMOOMM00,1004. 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Mrs. Ballantyne introduced Mrs. Shirley Luther, Hensall who sang two solos and gave a very inspiring message "The Home and Mother" and also two poems. Mrs. Lloyd Ballantyne con- ducted the business. Roll call was FREE With 10-Gallon Fiilup! FOR DADS: 48 oz, charcoal lighter fluid From all at THOMPSON-WARNER Motors Ltd. a personal invitation to our advance preview opening of the 4 SUNOCO Use Your Sunoco, Esso, Chargex Credit Cards WATCH FOR DETAILS IN NEXT WEEK'S T-A FOR OUR GRAND OPENING G.E. 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