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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-01-24, Page 171/2 Price • Winter Jackets • Sweaters • Trousers • Shirts Limited Quantity of SHIRTS T. $r8 Clear Values from $8.00- to $12.00 HURRY Time's Running Out On Our Winter Clearance DON'T MISS THE SAVINGS On This Quality Merchandise * MEN'S SUITS otokr„ o Entire Stock ZW70 * TOPCOATS and ALL-WEATHER . 250/0? COATS * SPORT COATS and 200/0 T BLAZERS Racodoa AND Sega/testa*: LTD. MAIN ST. Style Shop for Men EXETER erosomer BUILDING MITRE HOME Al.r REPAIRS Don't put off home -fix-up jobs. Start now and enjoy it longer. Save on these low prices and also the cost of labor. Materials for all jobs. PANELING You'll enjoy it more if you do the job yourself and your friends will marvel at your talent. It's a good way to spend the evenings. $4.29 per 4x8 !in Moulded Kitchen and Vanity Tops Choose the shade and design to suit your kitchen or bathroom. A We carry a stock of vanity and kitchen sinks and faucets Stock moulded tops from $3.00 per linear foot. .......o.........;.0.0....i...... SUSPENDED CEILINGS Comes complete with wail angles, cross tees and your choice of designs in panels. Hides ugly ceilings easily. AS low as 344.,w We carry molding to match the panels we s6II and to make your job job easy and look PIVINISKID MOLDING lob Page 17 Shop at home Times-Advocate, January 24, 1974 St:iop at home Depreciated Merchandise NOW SELLING AT Clear-Out Prices • Patent Medicines • Cosmetics • Many Sundry Hems ALSO SOME STORE SHOWCASES, ETC. HUNTLEY'S DRUG STORE XETER 235-1070 By ,(MRS, STAN PREWATOR Personals Mrs. Eileen Peter, Jack Cut- tins, Huron Park and Mr. & Mrs. ' Stan Preszcator spent Wed- nesday in Hyde Park. Mr. Sr Mrs. Jack Dye Jr. London & Mr. & Mrs, 1301) Dolfin St. Thomas were recent Sunday visitors With Mr. & Mrs. Jack Dye and Chris, Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Stan Preszcator were Elaine Foran, Karen and Bobby, Robert England, David Olen- Huron Park, Ed Chalmers RR Crediton and Tammy PreszCator, Sebringville. Party marks boy's birthday STUDIES ON EARLY TRADING - Grade six students at Exeter public school are currently studying early trading posts in North America. Shown above with one of the projects are Bill Simmons, Roger Selling, Wayne Parsons, Bob McDonald and Brad Boynham. T-A photo Lucan church news Pentecostal Dr. D. Barton was the guest speaker at both services in the Pentecostal Holiness Church Sunday. In the morning he spoke from Hebrews explaining the teachings of Moses as compared with the teachings of Jesus. Moses taught strict adherence to the Jewish law, but Jesus taught the law of love and tried to teach the Jewish people to follow his teaching rather than that of Moses, Music was provided by Miss Marlene Butler and by Mr. & Mrs, Collier of Toronto. Rick Thornton led the singing. In the evening, Dr. Barton spoke from Hosea, pointing out how Hosea learned from an unfaithful wife the feelings God has for us when we fail to remain true to Him. He said Hosea buying back his wife represented God's love for us in forgiving and taking us back if we wish to come. BALL-MACAULAY By MISS JEAN COPELAND VV0ODHAm Mr. & Mrs, Doug Barber of Rannoch were Sunday supper guess with Mr, & Mrs. Gerald Brintnell, Terri and Scott, Mr. & Mrs, David Wheeler and Steven had as their guests Monday evening, in honour of Steven's first birthday, Mr. & Mrs. George Wheeler, Mr. & Mrs. John Rodd, Pamela and Calvin, Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Copeland, Cynthia, Ellen and Deanna, and Miss Jean Copeland. Misses Myrtle and Pearl Brine and Lloyd Brine of Baseline and Mr. & Mrs. Oscar Brine were Sunday supper guests with Mr. & Mrs, Donald Brine. Miss Jean Copeland was hostess for the meeting of the directors of the Kirkton Hor- ticultural Society Saturday af- ternoon. Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Copeland, Cynthia, Ellen and Deanna were Sunday dinner guests with Mr. & Mrs. William Spence, David, Susan, Steven and. Sandra. Robert Holland sang a solo and Tim Stutt led in singing at the evening service. . Rev. Ray Brewster of Chatham, formerly of Nova Scotia will be inducted as the new minister Sunday evening, February 3. Dr, Harry Nunn, Jr., Supt. of Cdn. Conference and work in Ontario will officiate at the induction. Friendship unit meets The Friendship Unit of the Lucan United Church Women held their first meeting for 1974 Wednesday evening in the C.E. Wing. The new convener, Mrs. Ross McRoberts was in charge of the program on Mission, using The LIMITED Global Family. Mrs, John MacDonald, the new secretary, led in worship on the same theme. The new treasurer, Mrs. Robert Stutt, took office at this meeting, Ideas for Learning for Lent were presented and will be turned over to the U.C.W. General Program Committee. Tentative plans were made for another Fellowship Luncheon to be held following the service one Sunday in March, when all the congregation is invited to share in a get-acquainted hour. Please phone with your news United A faithful few in the congregation but a good number of both the senior and junior choirs braved the ice to attend church Sunday morning. Rev, Ewart Madden took as his text, "Only one was made whole', the story of the cleansing of Namaan through the efforts of the little Jewish slave girl who truly believed that God alone could cleanse and make pure. If there is a spirit of God within it will go out in love to others. A Hymn-Sing was led by Mrs. M.H. Hodgins, the first lesson was read by .Mrs. Alex Jones. The Senior choir sang Lord Jesus Think On Me, with Joan Lockyer taking the solo part, and the Junior choir sang Kumbaya. The flowers in the sanctuary were from the funeral of the late Mrs. Wm. Frost, By MRS. SANFORD HUTTON WINCHELSEA Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Fulton visited recently with Mr.' & Mrs. Sanford Hutton. Mr. & Mrs. Harry Sparling, Ruth Home, London; Mrs. Irene Ford, and Mr. & Mrs. Newman Baker, St. Mary's visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Freeman Horne. Mr. & Mrs. Sanford Hutton and Diane, and Janet Kerslake visited Sunday with Mrs. John Hutton, Knoll Crest Lodge, Milverton and with Mr. & Mrs. Retiben Pehlke, Monkton. Mrs. Pat Lennex, Brian, Peter, and Terry Lee, Glen Cairn, spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Ivan Brock. Mr. & Mrs. Elwyn Kerslake visited Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Annie Veal, Huronview. Please phone news items to correspondent. By GORDON MORLEY The Brinsley United Church annual congregational meeting will be held Thursday evening Jan. 24th beginning with a pot- luck supper at 7 p.m. in the Sunday School room. Laura Lee, R.N.A. Stratford spent a few days last week with her parents Mr. & Mrs. Ancell Lee. . Neil Trevithick, London, „visited Sunday at the home of his parents Mr. Sr Mrs. Jack Trevithick. Carolyn Lewis spent the weekend with her girlfriend Shirley Luther. Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Hartle at- tended the. baptismal service of their granddaughter Jody Lynn, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Hartle, in Ailsa Craig United Church Sunday. Garry Trevithick visited Friday evening with Gordon Morley. Holy Trinity Anglican Rev. John Hofland spoke on the power of good and evil, Sunday, pointing out that the power of good is Jesus Christ and that of evil, the devil. He stressed that all Christians should strive for the good over evil in their lives. A service will be held Friday evening commemorating The conversion of Paul. 1111.111111111111111111110111111011111111•NIV CLOSED FOR RENOVATIONS I Yes, starting this coming Monday, Earl Campbell's will be closed for a few days while the interior of the store is given a face-lifting. We regret the inconvenience to our customer's, but thank you in advance for your consideration. The renovations will help us serve you better and we look fOrward to re-opening in our bright "new" surroundings in a few days. STARTING MONDAY. JANUARY 28 WATCH NEXT WEEK'S PAPER FOR ANNOUNCEMENT OF OUR RE-OPENING Ball-Macaulay LIMITED 'Caltnefateif JEWELLER CLINTON: 482-9514 HENSALL. 262.2713 SEAPORTII: 527.0910 Lip .7kirfsese:: .:yeAgett .Mfearifir'. CHINA BEEF HEINZ Tomato or Schneider's Mushrocims LILY 48 - IRISH OZ 10 24 iifitalnlho Juice 0000 OZ PIECES & STEMS 35$ OZ Stew 59$ .... 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