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Tinies-Advocate, May 27, 197.6 Page 13
By MRS. E. SUMMERS
Court Valentine met Monday in
the Forester's Hall. Mrs. Larry
Hern was in the chair, and
presided over the court and
conducted the business which
included plans to buy a block of
tickets for the play Anne of Green
Gables, being shown at the Huron
Country Playhouse. This will
include the chartering of a bus, as
was done last year.
Mr. Lois Herbert has been
chosen to represent Court
Valentine as a delegate to the
High Court Convention in Win-
nipeg in July, Get well cards
were signed by all present for two
members who were in hospital.
The bulletin draw for a
Forester coffee spoon was won by
Mrs. Hamilton Hodgins.
Mrs, Marie Doyle and Mrs.
Melba St. Dennis were in charge
of the lunch.
Women's Institute news
The WI met at the home of Mrs.
Elmer Harlton, the new
president.
Mrs. Gordon Dann was in the
chair and conducted the business.
It was decided to plant
chrysanthemums as well as
petunias at the base of the
monument this year, so that
when the petunias were through
blooming there would be flowers
for the fall.
Mrs. Hamilton Hodgins offered
to donate some bronze
chrysanthemum plants. In
response to a request a donation
was voted to the Mentally
Retarded Association in St.
Marys. A "thank you" note was
read from the past president Mrs.
Donald Roloson who is
vacationing with relatives in
England. It was decided to again
have a refreshment booth in the
park on Fun Day July 24. The roll
call was "My Favorite spot in
Canada". Two new members
were welcomed and get well
cards were signed by all for two
members who were in hospital.
The program topic was
Agriculture and Canadian
Industries. Mrs. Norman
Hodgins and Mrs. Clare Bryan
were in charge
It was agreed that the report
on the District Annual meeting by
Mrs. Norman Riddell alternate
District Director be postponed
until thenext meeting in order to
give the guest: speaker more
time. Mrs. Hodgins introduced
Mr. George Worte, a hor-
ticulturist director on the board
of St. Marys Horticultural
Society.
Mr. Worte, whose hobby ` is
photographing flowers, entitled
his program "Spring Beauty".
His pictures were taken mostly in
the bush close to his home at
Lakeside. Mrs. Worte and Mrs.
H. Wollney accompanied her
husband. Two readings were
given by Mrs. Bryan. One, "A
Brand New Year", pertained to
the Institute year which is from
April to April and the other en-
titled "The More you give,
the moreiyou get." The hostess
was assisted in serving lunch by
the conveners.
Request Cancer Ride
Pledge money
Mrs. Robert Harloff and Mrs.
Elmer Summers would like to
hear from those people who have
not turned in their pledge money
from the Great Ride for Cancer.
It is almost a month now since the
ride and they would like to get the
business settled up and the
money on it's way for cancer
research.
Church news
At the United Church Rev Mary
Mclnally conducted the service
and took her sermon from the
scriptures of Matthew and Acts;
"What are you really saying?"
Personals
Best wishes for her continued
improvement are extended to
Mrs. Wm. Allen who is patient in
SI. Joseph's Hospital, London.
Wishes for a speedy recovery
are offered to Mrs. Cecil Bowman
who is in St. Marys Hospital.
Mr. & Mrs. Steven Chrystman
and sons Graham and Jeremy of
Dundas spent Sunday with Mrs.
Robert Rainey.
Mr. & Mrs. Cyril Morley of
Ailsa Craig and Mr. & Mrs.
Kenneth Hodgins and family
were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Harlton, and
Mrs. Harlton's sister Mrs. Anne
Milson of London, called during
the afternoon.
Mr. & Mrs. Mel Westman and
Mr. & Mrs. Ron Westman of
Leamington attended the dance
at the Stork Club at Port Stanley
May 19 where Guy Lombardo &
his Royal Canadians provided the
music and Joseph McManus Jr.
unveiled a plaque honoring the
memory of his late father Joe
McManus Sr.
By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS
St. Paul's ACW met Thursday
at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Gerald
Paul, Mrs. Paul opened the
meeting assisted by Mrs. Burns .
Blackler and Mrs. Garth
Blackler. Reports were given on
the Deanery meeting attended in
Stratford and the WA Annual in
London by Mrs. Pearl .Budden
and Mrs. Paul.
Mrs. Muriel Sisson was the
speaker for the evening and gave
a very inspiring paper on
uprightness.
After the closing of the meeting
lunch was served by Mrs. Cecil
Dobson, Mrs. Bill Waghorn and
hostess.
Mrs. George Hall and Mrs.
Joan McCormick spent the
holidays weekend with Mr. &
Mrs. John Hanniman and family
of Renfrew.
Mr. & Mrs. Loughleen of
Toronto spent the weekend with
Mrs. Albert Bickell.
Mr. & Mrs. Rea Stephen en-
joyed a bus trip on the weekend to
Nashville.
Mrs. Maurice Blackler has
returned home from a three week
visit with her daughter Dawn,
Mr. & Mrs, B. Temple in England
also visited Mr. & Mrs. Cecil
Wills of Cornwall England. Mrs.
Blackler was accompanied by
her brother Dr. Albert Berry of
St. Marys.
Mr. & Mrs. Sidney White of
Guelph and their daughter
Sheila, Mr. & Mrs. Fletcher
called on friends in the village
Sunday.
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6-FT. TRACK - #31 4.39 3.73
8-FT TRACK - #31 5,79 4.92
10-FT. TRACK - #31 7.19 6.11
HANGERS - #321 Pairs 9.49 8.07
BRACKETS - #31 - Each .99 .84
STAY ROLLER #68 4.99 4.24
DOOR BINDER 3,89 3.31
TRACK JOINER not shown .37 .31
TRACK AND BLIND not shown .33 .28
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10 FT. EAVESTROUGH 4.99 4.24
10 FT. DOWNPIPE Corrugated 5.49 4.67
INSIDE CORNER 3.29 2.79
OUTSIDE CORNER 3.29 2.79
TROUGH JOINT CONNECTOR .90 .77
DOWN PIPE STRAPS .45 .38
END CAPS Left or Right .58 .49
CENTRE DROP 2.10 1.79
LEAF STRAINER .85 .72
SQUARE "A" ELBOWS 2.59 2.20
SQUARE "B" ELBOWS 2.59 2.20
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Our direct purchases
average 75% No. 1
allowing 25% No. 2. That
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that is either No, 1 or
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shop and compare our
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minimum orders of 4,000
board feet of lumber,
4,000 square feet of
plywood or 4,000 spuare
feet of both. Prices
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time due to market
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SPRUCE DIMENSION
2x 4's now 213.00 Thousand
2x 6's now 217.00 Thousand
2x 8's now 425.00 Thousand
2x 10's now 254.00 Thousand
4x8's PLYWOOD
3 /8" Spruce Sheathing 7.44
5/8" Spruce Sheathing 11.99
All our spruce sheathing is C.M.H.C. ap-
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Sat. till 4 p.m.
KITCHENER - WINDSOR EAST AND
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DECOUPAGE is the specially of Lela Kettle of Exeter. She shapes and
smooths her plaques from either wood or plaster of Paris, then adds
her design and finally dear lacquer. Mrs. Kestle is holding one of her
newest items, a sculptured wall plaque, featuring a white background
and pink flowers.
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including Saturday. Friday till 9 p.m.