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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-04-28, Page 22Light on your feet Summer Sandals • Flat Heels • Wedge Heels • Dress Heels We Have The Selection Prices To Suit Every Budget Smyth's STOR E CHA RGEX MAIN ST. PHONE 235-1933 EXETER GREENER DAYS AHEAD! 2-11-0 BONE ME 10-6-4 Fertilin lawn fertilizer 6" 33v2Ib. ea. d-Contains three basic nutrients in correct pr,oportions for lawn care. 270-404 20 kg. 270-039. . ea. Only $7.85 e-10-6.-4 Fertilin lawn fertilizer with weed killers. 270-057 331/3 lb. ea. $8.99 f-10-6-4 Fertilin lawn fertilizer with white grub killer. 270-050 40 lb. ea. $9.39 g-10-6-4 Fertilin lawn fertilizer with crab grass preventer. 270-054 331/3 lb. ea. $11.49 The right fertilizer for you! LAWN WEED KILLER Lawn weed killer Controls dandelions, plantain. 2, 4-D- susceptible weeds and other broad leaf weeds. 8-oz: 275-014 Sale ea. $1.61 16-oz: 275-015 . Sale ea. $2.21 SALE A-2-stage safety lock. 30" Neoprene oil- proof hose. Brass pump, nozzle. 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Two popu- lar sizes to choose from; handy 25-pound bag, 270-355 ea. $2.95 50-lb. 270-356 ea. $4.75 Co-op Bone meal Recommended for roses, trees, shrubs, flowers and evergreens. 4 kg bag: 270-010 ea. $2.99 50 Ib: 270-012 ..ea. $6.59 Page, 22 Times-Advocate, April 28, 1977 Dashwood seniors approve delegate By MRS. IRVIN RADER DASHWOOD Dashwood Senior Citizens held their meeting April 18 with 32 present. The president/ J. M. Tiernan, conducted the business. Projects were discussed and New Horizon Grants for same will be requested. An invitation to a Seminar at Grand Bend May 4 was read, Hilda Rader was selected as delegate to the Convention in Hamilton in August, Donations for use of the By MISS JEAN COPELAND Miss Marlene Kernick, Anderson visited during the weekend with Miss Deanna Copeland. Mr. & Mrs. Donald Morphy and family, London were Sunday guests with Dr. & Mrs. George Morphy, Miss Gwen Bradley, St. Marys visited with Miss Sandy Williams during the weekend. Miss Sandra Fletcher, Kirkton visited during the weekend with Miss Barbara Jaques. Mr. & Mrs. Graham Walker, Waterdown and Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Copeland, Cynthia, Ellen and Deanna were Sunday guests with Miss Jean Copeland. The Explorer girls, leaders and friends enjoyed bowling in St, Marys Friday evening. hall and a P.A. system were approved, Following a sing song led by Nola Love, cards and crokinole were enjoyed. Lunch was in charge of group 2 with Laura Miller acting convener. Youth Retreat Daniel and Jonathan Mellecke, Jayne Hayter and Mrs. Shiela Miller attended a Youth Retreat at Stratford over the weekend where there were over 200 youth in attendance, The theme was, "Who am I God? Who is my brother?" Dr. Waldo Werning, professor from the seminary dt Fort Wayne, was the guest speaker. He stressed four sides, physical, mental, social and spiritual. Bible study, singing and fellowship were enjoyed throughout the three days. Personals Miss Sharon Rader, London, and Mrs. Irvin Rader visited with Mr. & Mrs. Wellwood Gill, Grand Bend, Thursday. Lloyd Rader was pleasantly surprised Saturday evening when relatives and friends from London, Stratford, Woodham, Hensall and Dashwood called to celebrate his appraching bir- thday. The evening was spent playing cards followed by a buffet lunch. Mr. & Mrs. Art Koessel, Lansing, Mich, are visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Clayton Pfile. CLANDEBOYE Mr. & Mrs, Clarence Millson celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary Friday night, April 22. Their family, who arranged a reception and dance in the Exeter Legion Hall included their daughter, Ruth and Jim Beckett, Kitchener; Ruth Ann and Wolfe Bastert and Peggy, Cambridge; Mary Lou and Bob Kingham, Shawn, Ian and Wendy, Ottawa; Sandy and Gus Wouters, Mat- thew and Aaron, Aylmer; Ralph and Marg Millson, Ken and Doug, London; Don of Cambridge, Gerald and Florence Millson, Clandeboye, Debbie and Eugene Glavin, Leona and Mark, Cen- tralia, Mrs. Minnie Mardlin, London, sister of Clarence Millson, Joe and Amy Rusywick, niece of Mrs. Millson, and their daughter Beryl and Al Alpress, all of Toronto were in attendance. Other guests were from Kit- chener, London, Exeter, Prospect Hill, Lucan, Granton and Clandeboye. Special congratulations were received from Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth, P.C. Leader, Joe Clark, MP Robert McKinley, Premier Wm Davis and M.P.P. Jack Riddell. They also received over 200 Anniversary cards from relatives and friends. An evening of dancing to Skipper's orchestra, followed by lunch, completed a most en- joyable evening, 4- H Clandeboye 4-H Club No. 2 held their sixth meeting on April 20. The roll call "Bring a picture of a Canadian research has made significant contributions to the world-wide fight against cancer. These include the development of the Cobalt-60 beam therapy unit which advanced radiation treatment of cancer; radioautography, a diagnostic aid in tracing the spread of cancer; and a drug called VLB found effective in treating' various forms of malignancy. These and many other advances have depended on the continuing support of the Canadian public. Give generously to the April campaign of the Canadian, Cancer Society to help scientists in their fight against cancer. DRINKINGpkil DRIVING eratDISASTERtvigiaL THE HOUSE THAT BETTER FOOD HAS BUILT . . . Just a phone call away for a delicious meal — For you or the entire gang, Seafood, Salads or Chicken! AID CREDITON BALL LIGHTS — The Crediton Men's club made a Crediton Community parl$ Board for the newly installed lighting Hodgson and treasurer Gerald Dearing present a cheque for $2,13 substantial donation recently to the system. Above, Club president Wes 1 to Parks Board representative Don Dinney. T-A photo Clandeboye couple honored Many at 60th anniversary person dressed in his native costume or an old photograph from the family album" was answered by all members. They discussed "Why wear clothing" and "Clothing Reflects the Times". Mrs. Groenewegen demonstrated how to make a collar and set in sleeves. United Church news Guest minister during the month of May will be Rev. G. Edwin Morrow, B.A. of London. This Sunday a film presen- tation "Listen Christian" will be shown by the Mission and Ser- vices during the service. Personals Mrs. Ken Carter and grand- daughter Joanne Carter spent the weekend in Gravenhurst with Patricia and John Brownlee and family. Mrs. Sam Taylor and Mary returned on Sunday to Swift Current, Saskatchewan after spending three weeks with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Wilmer Scott, 46it 144 S'614 % b ti %14444, te 1 1 ki k4k0 1 kt$ % y'N1%4 4*1-144411-4SS-; ' --liooiri., 0)315:4, goo II.. ikno. • 1,,,,rogriiri giliii0ATeej Want% 01011111111:0, ,., .%. Nk4 h1 ,4, t, ,,k., s'i §*4; 4 It i L110- 1 kV ',"*N.'illt,44 .tt%tt ‘N,441x,A4k4. lb:It ritIV.„eatzte afttr-1,4,, agta". ,1 Oa. FRIED CHICKEN EXETER 235-2665 The First Canadian Bank Bank of Montreal Effective May 2nd NEW. Convenient Banking Hours (Monday to Thursday 10 to 4:30 Friday lOto6 Bank of Montreal Exeter Branch