Times-Advocate, 1979-04-18, Page 10I %
..iPENNY WRAPPERS Literally thousands of pennies were collected at South Huron District
High School to aid CFPL's Bunny Bundle. Wrapping some of the coins are Deb Horner, Cheryl
Fuss and Kathy Giffin. T-A photo
IT'S JAMMED WITH BARGAINS,
EASY ACCESS AT THE BACK END
OF THE STORE, SERVE YOURSELF
AND SAVE MORE!
SPRING OPENING
OUR FABULOUS
WAREHOUSE SALES
with many
FREE BONUS OFFERS
MOONLIGHT SALE 6-12 P.M. FRIDAY
50 FT. NYLON
REINFORCED ’2
GARDEN
HOSE
SPRING TOOTH
FAN SHAPE
LAWN
BROOM
Scoffs
Turf Builder
FREE BONUS
HOSE
HANGER
REG. S5.79
SALE
REG. 5.29
SALE
4M
FREE BONUS
497
GARDEN
GLOVESKITES
YOUR CHOICE
REG. 1.29
TURF
BUILDER
WITH THE
NO QUIBBLE
GUARANTEE
LONG LASTING
LAWN FEED
ONE BAG
COVERS
4,300 SW. FT.
REG. 10.95
SALE 9”
FRIDAY NITE ONLY
FREE 1 lb- SCOTTS
RAKli |C SLOWER AND ROSE □wINUj FERTILIZER
40 or 60
LIGHT
BULBS
4 in-a-pack
Reg. 1.19
SALE
97‘
FREE
BONUS
PLATE
SCRAPER
SALE 93*
C»I*L
LATEX
WOOD STASH
with the
5-year
DURABILITY
WARRANTY
16 INCH PLASTIC
BORDER FENCE
SALE 3.88
FREE BONUS
HEAVY DUTY
GARDEN BAGS
PICNIC TABLES
DECKS•
• FENCES
• SIDING
Reg. 12.95 gal
SALE
10M
(UNN
FREE BONUS
PAINT ROLLER
AND TRAY KIT
FREE SPOT PRIZES be in
OUR STORE AT THE RIGHT TIME AND WIN!
ALL REGULAR
PRICES
DELUXE 9v2 INCH
6x 8 WEBBING FLAVOUR
MULTICOLOR SAVER
LAWN PYREX
CHAIR PIE PLATE
SALE 11”REG. 2.79
SALE
FREE BONUS 1”
Pack of Six
Insulated Beer FREE
Bottle Coolers BONUS
Box
VARE of SOS Pads
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Clandeboye Wl pick slate,
many visitors at Easter
The annual meeting of the
Clandeboye Women’s
Institute was held at the
home of Mrs. Wilmer Scott.
Nineteen members an
swered the roll call with
payment of fees.
During the business it was
decided to attend Huron
Country Playhouse in August
to see “The Sound of Music,”
with Mrs. Rupert Williams
and Mrs. Art Hodgins in
charge of arrangements.
Plans for demonstrating
tieing a quilt at the Lucan
Craft Show on April 21 were
finalized with several of
fering their help for that day.
Members were asked to get
their articles ready for the
flea market May 6 in Lucan.
4-H Achievement Day for
Clandeboye Clubs 2 and 3
will be held at Medway High
School April 28.
Clandeboye Club 1 will
attend Parkhill Achievement
Day in May. The W.I. district
annual will be held May 15 at
Komoka. Good reports were
heard from all conveners as
well as the auditor’s report.
Mrs. Bruce Henry, district
director, presided for the
election of officers as
follows: Past president -
Mrs. Art Hodgins; president
- Mrs. Harold Hardy;
secretary-treasurer - Mrs.
R. Worthington; assistant
secretary-treasurer - Mrs.
Gerald Lynn; district
director - Mrs. Art Hodgins;
branch directors - Mrs. Olive
Hodgins, Mrs. Rea Niel,
Mrs. Evelyn O’Neil; pianist
Mrs. A. Hill; auditors - Mrs.
Rea Neil and Mrs. Evelyn
O’Neil.
Conveners of Standing
Committees, -
Agriculture and Canadian
Industries - Mrs. Chas.
Coughlin; citizenship and
work affairs - Mrs. Alan
Hill; education and cultural
activities - Mrs. Roy Cun
ningham; family and con
sumer affairs - Mrs. Pete
Groenewegen; public
relations - Mrs. Arnold
Lewis; Tweedsmuir History
- Mrs. Isobel Simpson;
resolutions - Mrs. M. Hef
fernan and Mrs. Bruce
Henry.
Mrs. Art Hodgins retiring
president, completed the
meeting by thanking the
.members for their support
during her term of office and
for the lovely gift of a rose
bush, they had presented her
with.
Mrs. Hodgins read this
poem in closing. “What to
Plant in a Garden”
First plant five rows of p’s -
presence, promptness,
preparation, purity and
perseverance.
Next plant three rows of
squash - squash gossip,
squash indifference, squash
unjust criticism.
Next plant five rows of
lettuce -
Let us be faithful to duty
Let us be unselfish and loyal
Let us obey the rules and
regulations
Let us love one another
Let us'help one another.
And no garden is complete
without turnip
Turn up for meetings, Turn
up with a smile;
Turn up with new ideas,
Turn up with new members
Turn up with determination
to make everything count for
something good and wor
thwhile.
GREAT VALUES
YES
Wednesday, April 18 to Sunday, April 22
.. WE'LL BE OPEN FOR MOONLIGHT MADNESS
AQUAFRESH
Toothpaste
100 ml
1 V2 litre
LANDERS
Shampoo
Egg, Lemon, Herbal
LANDERS
Foam Bath
Wild Rose and Lavender
1 ’/2 litre
ULTRA BAN-ROLL-ON
Anti-Perspirant
Scented or Unscented
*1.53
SMILES'N CHUCKLES
Peppermint Patties
125 Gram
2 for 89*
WHITE SWAN
Facial Tissue
2 ply
Sugg. Retail 6Zf
433 MAIN ST.EXETER
LAVORIS
Mouth Wash
500 ml
Sugg. Retail $2.25 1.24
McCormicks assorted
Cream Cookies
8 oz.
Sugg. Retail 79<59*
■■■A STORE HOURS
b 9:00 a,rn‘ *9:00 p,m*
Sundays
12:00 Noon - 6:00 p.m.
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT 235-1661 ro LIMIT QUANTITIES
Personals
A miscellaneous shower to
honour Bonnie Richards was
held at the United Church on
Thursday evening. Gwen
Lynn was in charge of a
short program. Readings
were given by Hazel
Williams and Jean Hodgins
and contests were conducted
by Irene Lynn.
Bonnie received many
lovely gifts and in her jolly
manner thanked everyone.
Cake and ice cream was
served and a social time
enjoyed by all.
Congratulations! to Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Mawson
(nee Ethel Donaldson) who
were married Saturday in
Lucan with a reception and
dance following at the Lucan
Community Centre.
Easter visitors in the
community were Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Ramsay, Forest,
with their daughter, Winnie
and Al Robicheau and girls.
Mr. & Mrs. Don Martin
and boys, Hanover, Mr. and
Mrs. Danny Rogers and
boys, London, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Smith and Corey and
Mrs. Joan Leger and Karen
with Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
Lewis.
Mr. & Mrs. Dick Parker,
Harriston, Mr. & Mrs.
Harold Lee, Brinsley, Mr. &
Mrs. John Brownlee and
family, Gravenhurst and
Mrs. Myrtle Brownlee,
“Craigholme”, Ailsa Craig
with Mrs. Viola Carter.
Mr. & Mrs. Lynn Sawyer
and Andrea, Wyoming with
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Lynn and
family.
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Thom
and family, Bramalea with
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Lynn and
family.
Blanche and Borden Webb,
of Battersea near Kingston •
visited one day with Mrs.
Isobel Simpson. Blanche
taught school at Clandeboye
about 35 years ago.
Mr. & Mrs. Joe Machovjak
and family, Erie, Penn
sylvania, Mr. & Mrs. Elmer
Cunningham of Ingersoll,
Allan Cunningham of Guelph
and Glenn Cunningham of
London with Mr. & Mrs. Roy
Cunningham and girls.
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Dickens
and Mr.
Millson,
Clarence
Friday.
Mr. & Mrs. Wilmer Scott
had their family home for
Easter Sunday.
Mr. & Mrs. Alan
tertained their
Sunday.
Mrs. Elizabeth
Rodney spent the week end
with Mr. & Mrs. Joe Cun
ningham and girls.
Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Har
per, St. Pauls visited Sunday
with Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred
Cunningham.
Doug Hindmarsh, son Jim
and Jim’s friend, Dianne of
Round Lake, Illinois were
week end visitors with Mrs.
Geo Hindmarsh and
families. George Hind
marsh, who underwent
surgery at University
Hospital last week expects to
get home early this week.
Easter visiting away:
Mr. & Mrs. Dave Kestle
and Janis with Mr. & Mrs.
Michael Stahle and family in
London.
r
Mr. & Mrs. Clarence
Carter and family and Mrs.
Isobel Simpson with Mr. &
Mrs. Peter Banks and girls
at Brights’ Grove.
Mrs. Ruth Mains spent the
week end with friends in
Stratford.
Mr. & Mrs. Art Hodgins,
Pat and Paul were guests of
Laura and Peter McLean of
12 Concession Lobo on
Sunday.
Mr. & Mrs, George Simp
son and Ken and Mrs. Jim
Hearn were Sunday guests
of Hazel and Wayne
MacLeod,Strathroy.
Anglican Church
At St. James Anglican
church, Rev. John Hofland
was in charge of the Holy
Communion service and
chose as the theme for his
sermon, "The Resurrection
of Jesus”.
Easter lilies were placed
on the altar in memory of
Pearl Cobleigh, given by her
daughter Dorothy
Demedash, and in.memory
of Maurice Simpson, given
by his family.
Dedications of an Altar
Frontal, given by Mrs. Viola
Carter and family in
memory of Kenneth Carter
and Book Marks given by
Mrs. Elmer Hackman of
Florida, in memory of her
sister and brother-in-law
Willhelmine and George
Hodgins. Hymn books and a
prayer book in memory of
Mrs. Bertha Henry by
Clandeboye neighbours,
were also dedicated. 1
United Church
Easter service at Clan
deboye United Church was
well attended. Easter lilies
decorated the altar and Rev.
Keith Brown chose as his
sermon “Christ is Risen.”
The girls choir sang “Jesus
took my Burden.”
Next Sunday, Mr. Peter
Snell will conduct the service
at Clandeboye and Lucan,
while Rev. Keith Brown has
Communion and Con
firmation services at the
Ailsa Craig charge.
I
Your chance to take advantage of our
& Mrs. Ralph
London with
Millson, Good
madness
Hill en-
family,
Knight,
FOR
INFORMATION
ON
in South Huron
Phone
235-1834
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EVERYTHING IN THE STORE
This does not apply to merchandise with clearance sale tags
ranging from 10 to 50% off our regular prices.
SAVE ON: FURNITURE, CARPET,
TECHNIQUE STEREOS (BY
PANASONIC), SEWING
MACHINES, LAMPS, PICTURES
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