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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-03-10, Page 6person in need. This kind of love, God wants to produce in us and through us by His Holy Spirit. Only by loving unconditionally we can strive as individuals or as groups to find ways, - familiar RUNNING SHOES: WE HAVE HUNDREDS! CHILDREN'S AND ADULTS. GOOD QUALITY. Reg. Reg. $2.98 ON SALE $2.19 $3.98 ON SALE $2.99 Reg. $4.98 ON SALE $3.88 "PHENTEX SPINRITE" YARNS - BIG SELECTION SALE DISCOUNT 20% DISHES 20 PC. STARTER SET WHITE & GOLD TRIM SLIGHTLY IMPERFECT REG. $11.00 Sale $7.99 SET • TOYS - GAMES Save $1.00 On Every $5 The More you Buy The More MONEY You Save 20% OFF ALL. HARDWARE, HOUSEWARES HEAVY PLASTIC PAILS, WASH BASINS Sale 884 BOYS PANTS 2 TO 6X . OVER 100 PAIRS REG $3.98 TO $5.50 One Low Price $2.88 PR. SPICE RACK WELL MADE WITH LABELS AND JARS Sale $3.99 Stretch Bottom Fitted Sheets (Full Size Beds) Reg. $8.95 ON SALE $5.88 EA. LADIES SLACKS: SMART*" KNITS - (GOOD SIZES) 1/3 OFF SAVE 33 1 /3 CHILDRENS - ADULTS GLOVES, MITTS, SCARVES TOUQUES Buy now and Save 50% ONLY. Pi PRICE CAMERAS WATCHES RADIOS - ELECTRIC RAZORS HAIR DRYERS DISCOUNTS15 to 25% ON THESE MEN'S TERRY ROBES CANADIAN MADE Reg. $18.00 ON SALE$1 1.88 ZIPPERS 1/2 DOZ. ASST. IN PKG. Less Than Half Price 35x68" VERANDA MATS REVERSIBLE. Reg. $5.98 SALE$3.99 EA. MEN'S PLAID SHIRTS HEAVY FLETTE WORTH $9.00 EA. ON SALE$5.95 EA. MEN'S RIVIERA SLACKS NICELY TAILORED - GOOD COLOURS REG. $19.99 - $21.95 SALE $8.88 BLOUSES - TOPS (Ladies & Girls) BIG RANGE NOW 1 /3 OFF ALL BOY'S PREWASHED JEANS 8-16 YRS. HURRY FOR THIS ONE SALES6:88 PR. LADIES SWEATERS WE HAVE PUT THEM ALL ON ONE COUNTER. SMART STYLES, PLAIN AND PATTERNS. ALL SIZES. ALL AT 1/2 PRICE, SO% OFF BIG 404 SALE MARCH 10 TO MARCH 31 You Have Never Seen Prices So Low! Pqurkbeitirt FURNITURE & APPLIANCES 236-4075 ZURICH CABIN FEVER? WE'VE GOT IT LICKED Cabin fever is that confined feeling you get after spending many long winter hours cooped up in your house. A sure cure is to start your spring decorating early. We have everything you need at really at- tractive prices. DECORATE NOW AND GET FANTASTIC SAVINGS Up to 50% on Wallcoverings in stock - while they last Up to 25% on Book Orders - Rapid Service Is Our Specialty 20% Off On All Drapery Fabrics - You Make 'Em or We Make 'Em • CARPET • HARD FLOOR • WALL COVERINGS • DRAPERIES • DRAPERY HARDWARE • BLINDS • PAINT • FREE ESTIMATES • EXPERT INSTALLATION • DECORATING ADVICE WO LI and FLOOR StIOPPE at the rear of the Junction the junction Where Qualify Merchandise and Pair Prices Meet Use Your ChOrgex or Matteitheltga , FLOOR COVERING • WALLPAPER FAMILY CLOTHING • GRAPES • 1,1, WORLD DAY OF PRAYER SERVICE - A large number of ladies from Exeter churches attended Friday s observance of the World Day of Prayer at Trivitt Anglican Church. From the left are program chairman Catherine Elston, guest speaker Mrs. Henry Van Essen, Dorothy Iles and Kathleen Anderson. I-A photo Love is topic for prayer day speaker WE CAN UST ONLY A FEW OF THE MANY SALE PRICES ON HUNDREDS OF ITEMS. ALL SALE DISCOUNTS ARE CLEARLY MARKED. YOU SAVE ON EVERY PURCHASE. BE SURE TO DROP IN OFTEN: SEE MANY MORE UNADVERTISED BARGAINS. '"BONUS DISCOUNT" KIDDIES & CHILDRENS CLOTHING ITEMS SLEEPWEAR - SLACKS - JEANS - T-SHIRTS REDUCED 25% NOW! BUY $10.00 OR MORE OF THESE ITEMS & WE WILL GIVE YOU AN EXTRA 5% DISC By ELAINE TOWNSHEND I have a problem. My brother- in-law's birthday is only a few days away, and I have no idea what to give him. He's one of those people who has everything. With a charming wife, three great kids and a sister-in-law like me, what more could he want? When he was turning their basement into a family room, a gift presented no problem. I simply took my oldest nephew to the store, and he pointed out the tools his dad needed. Now, the rec room is finished; John has a huge collection of tools, and I'm confronted with the same old question - what can I give him for his birthday? I learned long ago not to ask him want he wants, because the answer is always "a Corvette." He rates horses as highly as Corvettes, and since I can't af- ford a real horse, I've sub- stituted inanimate objects. So far, I've given him a wall tapestry with three palominos embossed on it, a pair of book ends in the shape of horse heads and a brass door knocker that resembles a horseshoe. I fear another horsey gift for the house will cause my sister to holler, "Whoa!" Maybe I'll combine his two loves, horses and Corvettes, by buying an ornament shaped like a horse, that he can mount on the hood of his Corvette whenever he gets one. I could give him a box of turtles; they're the only kind of chocolates he likes. He'll have to eat them quickly or hide the box before the rest of us nab onto it, though. I'd take him out to dinner, but he'd probably expect a restaurant other than MacDonalds. He thinks John Denver is a fan- tastic singer, and that's one point on which we agree. He'd enjoy listening to a Denver LP, but that's what I gave him for Christ- mas, For three weeks, I wrestled with the temptation to spin the record on my own turntable. I don't feel strong enough to fight a similar battle in March. I'd give him a subscription to this newspaper, but he might read my column now and again. I wouldn't be able to make any remarks about him, and that would cramp my writing style. My parents are giving him a shirt. Maybe buy a tie to go with it. There's always room for one more in his closet. In the past few years, lottery tickets have become popular presents. If I bought John a Loto Canada or Wintario ticket and if he won a million dollars, I wonder how much he'd share with the generous person who made it all possible. I've put a lot of thought into John's birthday present, and I've reached this conclusion: Regardless of the gift I chose, he'll be happy because he values the thought behind the present more than its monetary worth. Therefore, he'll accept an or- nament instead of a live horse; he'll appreciate a tie more than a tuxedo, and he'll enjoy a Big Mac as much as a steak. I hope. Profanity is the use of strong words by weak people. MR, AND MRS. RON DOUGALL Judy Miller and Ron Dougall exchanged marriage vows on January 29 at Dashwood Lutheran Church. The wedding party was restricted at the time because of the blizzardy weather conditions and another ceremony was held on February 18. Rev. Mellecke officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Miller; Dashwood and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dougall, Exeter. The maid of honour was Erika Freiter and the bridesmaids were Joanne and Bren- da Miller. The best man was Steve Faber and guests were ushered by Lorne Miller and Ro er Dougall. MR. AND MRS. ROY PULLMAN The marriage of Nancy Evelyn Colbert to Roy Edward Pullman was solemnized .at a Christmas candlelight service in Hyde Park United Church on December 28, 1976. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Whitney Colbert, Hyde Park and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Pullman, Exeter. Reverend C. W. de Quetteville of- ficiated. Soloist was Mrs. B. Strapp, accompanied by Mrs. M. G. Dukeshire at the organ. The bride, given in marriage by her father, was attended by her sister, Judith Anne, as maid of honour and her cousin, Miss Tricia Grabowski of Winds6r, as flower girl. Groomsman 'was Mr. John McLean of Surrey, British Columbia, and ushers were Mr. Ron Michalski, London and Mr. Ron Pullman, Centralia, twin brother of I the groom. The service was followed by a reception at Sunningdale Country Club. The couple are now residing in London. Seniors receive weather break After a stormy January and February when meetings had to be called off the Senior Citizens held their March meeting Monday . It was the first meeting of the year with a good attendance of over 50 members. Euchre was played along with crokinole for an hour. Then a program of musical numbers comprised.of a trio, Henry Green on violin, Lorne Johnston bango and a new addition Mr. Boland from Zurich Bluewater apart- ments with violin and vibrator, Several solos by Mrs. Zivkovic accompanied by Mrs. Boyle of Dashwood, reading by Mrs. Burton, accordion numbers by David Rundle, a humorous skit "The Census Taker" by Mrs. Finkbeiner and Mrs. Merkley. Several solos and duets by Mrs. Bullock and Lily Greb on ac- cordion and guitar ac- companiment. Lunch was then served by the ladies of the Rebekahs and the men's trio played several numbers while lunch was being served a business meeting was held after lunch. Love in Action, was the theme for Friday's World bay of Prayer. Approximately 80 ladies gathered in the Anglican Church in Exeter, to discover anew how to put love into action. Engelina Van Essen was the guest speaker. She stressed the fact that, in order to love, "we have to define what love really is." She continued, "The love we are talking about, is the love expressed in the Greek word agape. It is the deepest, purest kind of love; - the love God revealed to us, by letting His Son die on the cross for our sins." Jesus said: "A new com- mandment I give to you, that you love one another." and, "If anyone says I Love God, and hates his brother, he is a liar." In loving our brother, we have to forgive. Love and forgiveness go hand in hand. We can only love through faith. By faith we will love, and thus be part of a con- tinuous flow of giving and sharing with those in need. The love we are talking about is unselfish, - it is a turning away from self, - a caring for the and new ways fqr "Love in Action," - Please turn to Page 7 c*-- BOYS THERMAL VEST Size 7 to 14 ih PRICE T.V. VIDEO GAME Play Hockey, Handball, Rac- quet, etc. Easily attached to B&W or color sets. Each with guarantee. Great fun! Reg. Sale Price $59.77 $80.00 Mens Green Work Shirts (Can. Makes Reg. $9.95) Qn Sale $6.88 EA. GIRLS 8 TO 14 JEANS "BLUEBERRY HILL" • Reg. $10.00 On Saie$6•88 PR. 20 TO 25% OFF TOWELS - SHEETS BLANKETS AND ALL OTHER DRY GOODS COASTER SETS $3.77 EA. BULLETIN BOARDS GREAT FOR CHILDREN & MEMO'S 15c and 194 EACH 20% OFF ALL SEWING NOTIONS STATIONERY ITEMS 20% MEANS YOU SAVE $1.00 IN $5.00! WINTER FOOT 50% WEAR OFF BOYS, GIRLS, LADIES WINTER COATS - JACKETS PARKAS ALL HALF PRICE - 50% OFF MEN'S SWEATERS V-NECK PULLOVERS CARDIGANS ALL ON SALE NOW FOR 1/2 PRICE 50% OFF & MORE ilmes-Advocate, March 10, 1977 '' . Odds n' Ends Gift problem Owing to the death of W. D. Conklin, Chairman of the Board, all branches of Conklin Lumber Ltd., "Discount Dave's Home Centres" will remain Closed all day Thurs., March 10, 1977. REORGANIZING -STOCK REDUCTION SALE BUTLER'S DEPT. STORE EXETER SALE CONTINUES! . . MORE PRICE CUTS! . • I WE HAVE HAD A CHANCE TO REVIEW THE STOCK AND MAKE MANY MORE PRICE REDUCTIONS THIS WEEK. AND REMEMBER: EVERY ITEM IN OUR STORE IS ON SALE! THERE ARE NO EXCEPTIONS - EVERYTHING FROM A SPOOL OF THREAD TO A CAMERA, FROM A THIMBLE TO A 'CB' RADIO - IS ON SALE AT GENUINE 'SALE DISCOUNTS'. THIS MEANS YOU SAVE ON EVERY PURCHASE. ON THURS., FRI., SAT. THIS WEEK! J BUTLER'S Department Store 397 Main St., Exeter 4.