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Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Mclnroy on the
recent arrival of their baby
girl.
Mrs. Jack Trevithick and
Ruth visited Wednesday
evening with Kathleen
Morley.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Martin of
Surrey B.C. were recent
visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
John Dyck and Victor.
Donald Scott is a patient in
University Hospital.
Kathleen Morley visited
Mrs. Roy Mawson in
Parkhill last Thursday af
ternoon.
Dianne Corbett spent the
week-end with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cor
bett and David.
Bill and Kathy Prest en
tertained friends at their
home on Sunday afternoon.
Cindy and Kathy Prest
attended a shower for Ruth
Anne Atkinson at the home of
Mrs, Jim Cunningham last
Wednesday evening.
Becky Thompson and
friend of Kitchener visited
Bill and Kathy Prest.
LAW GRADUATE — Ronald
Kendrick Durand son of Pete
and Ruth Durand Exeter,
recently graduated with a
Master of Laws degree from
Harvard Law School in
Boston, Massachusetts. He
also has a Bachelor of
Business Administration
degree and a Law degree
from the University of
Western Ontario. Ron is a
graduate of Exeter Public
School and South Huron
District High School, and is
currently employed with a
Toronto law firm.
Shipka area fiddler
wins at Bobcaygeon
By MRS. HUGH MORENZ
“Congratulations” to
Willis Desjardine who has
won another trophy and first
place in a fiddlers contest
held Friday at Bobcaygeon
for the age group 35-49 years.
This was the Bill McColl
trophy. Willis has won prizes
at every contest he entered
this year.
Week end visitors with
Mrs. Trellis Little and Earl
Stebbins were Mr. and .Mrs.
Bob Little and Leanne of St.
Thomas.
Joan Finkbeiner and her
friend Janet Cunnington,
returned Saturday from a
week s holidays at Niagara
Falls. The girls travelled by
train.
Wednesday visitors with-
their aunt and uncle Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Miller, were Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Annan,
Larry, Nancy and Blair,
from Timmins in Northern
Ontario.
Mrs. Sid Durie and Glenn
visited a couple of days last
week with Glenn’s grand
mothers, Mrs. Gordon Durie
and Mrs. Peter Wardlaw,
and also with Eleanor’s
sister, all in Toronto.
Visitors during the week
and Saturday with Mr. and
Mrs.W. Desjardine were Mr.
and Mrs. Donnie McKeever
and Charles, London, Mrs.
Mabel Desjardine and Mrs.
Ruby Little and son Doug,
Greenway.
Mrs. Beverley Ford,
Bramalea, Mrs. Hilton Ford,
Exeter, and Lizette Tate,
Grand Valley, were dinner
guests Monday with Mr. and
Mrs. H. Morenz, and Mrs.
Blanche Chapman, London
was a Sunday visitor and
supper guest with the
Morenz’s -
Tom Russell and Hugh
Morenz attended a party for
Bill Morenz Saturday
evening in London at the
home, of Warren Adams.
Mrs. Mabel Desjardine is
spending holidays near
Greenway with her daughter
Mrs. Ruby Little and family.
Tammy Morenz, Grand
Bend, Roseanne Russell and
Annie Morenz attended a
miscellaneous bridal
shower,. Saturday evening,
at the home of Mrs. Ginger
Adams, in London for
Michelle Webster, of
Goderich, bride-elect of
early August.
Hostess for the evening
was Mrs. Warren Adams.
More than 20 guests attended
which were relatives and
friends of the Webster
family. Amusing contests
and prizes were enjoyed and
a delicious lunch served by
the hostess.
EXETER
FAMILY MARKET
Main St., South, Exeter Phone 235-0400
Hostess
POTATO CHIPS 225 Gr. 79(
Country Cola, Orange or Gingerak
SOFT
DRINKS 10 oz. cans
Libby's Deep Brown
BEANS WITH PORK 14 oz. 39*
Del Monte Fancy
FRUIT COCKTAIL i4oz. 49*
’Kleenex Boutique
TOWELS - 93<
Maple Leaf
CANNED HAMS i.ib. $34’
Jello
JELLY POWDERS 3OZ. 4/$1W
MIRACLE WHIP 320. ’1«
WHITE BREAD
LEWIS TOASTMASTER
3/H.09 3/$1.30
Javex
LIQUID BLEACH 1280.
Husky Heavy Duty
GARBAGE BAGS io-. 85*
Krackling Good (in shell)
PEAHUTS 34OGr. 75*
HECTARINES -Xftt or 20c >• O» each
Size 113
SUNKIST ORANGES Oo. M”
Schneiders Breaded
CHICKEN PORTIONS b 99*
MINI SIZZLERS lb?14’
Valley Farm 2 lb. bag
FRENCH FRIES 39 each or 3/’1-
Times-Advocate, August 3, 1978
Thames Road people attend Gardiner reunion
By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE
THAMES ROAD
The Gardiner annual
reunion was h eld at Kirkton
Community Park Sunday,
July 30. Forty-one people
enjoyed both dinner and
supper,
Mervin and Helen Shute
and Larry and Alice Gar
diner had an excellent sports
line-up.
Races — pre-school:'Paul
Bearss, Leanne Gardiner;
Grades 1, 2 and 3: Brian
Bearss, Lisa Gardiner;
Grades 4, 5 and 6, Ken Ross.
Steve Gardiner; Grade 7 and
8, Bruce Ross, Danny Shute;
High School, Betty Ross;
Sack Race, Joan and Bert
Vandendool, Dolores Howatt
and Joanne Hodgert; Water
Race, Bert Vandendool,
Edwin Shute.
Tug of War boys: Danny
Shute, Bruce Ross, Stephen
Gardiner, Robbie Gardiner;
mens, Mervin- Shute, Ken
Bearss, Larry Gardiner,
Edwin Shute, Jack Hodgert;
winner of favorite food,
Howard Ross and his tarts;
person vith most children at
the picnic: Isohel Gardiner
and Helen Hodgert; person
who came the farthest, Betty
Kirby. Ken Bearss guessed
the correct total weight of
the sports committee in
kilograms.
Next year the picnic will
be held the last Sunday in
July at Kirkton.
Officers for 1979 are —
president, Ken Bearss;
secretary, Laurel Hodgert;
table committee, Mac
Hodgert family and Alex and
Doreen Gardiner; sports
Connie and John Aitken,”
Betty and Aubrey Ross.
g> Personals
Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Miller
arrived home last week after
having been on a trip to
Victoria, British Columbia
and were also guests at the
Ottewell-Bloedel wedding at
Falun Alberta.
Mr. & Mrs. Alvin
Passmore accompanied Mr.
& Mrs. Lloyd Ballantyne on a
trip to Moosonee. They
returned home Tuesday
evening after having been
away for a week.Mr. & Mrs.
Passmore were guests on
Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Bert
Barry, London.
Mr. & Mrs. Reg Hodgert
and Scott, and Alan Hodgert
returned home last Thur
sday after visiting Mr.
James McCullough of
Gravenhurst. They went by
Polar Bear Express from
Cochrane to Moosonee and
also went on the Pulp and
Paper Path at Abitibi.
Mr. & Mrs. Lome
Passmore attended the
Gunning reunion at River
view Park Exeter on
day.
Sun-
There were 117 people
from Elimville and Thames
Road attended the church
service and picnic at
Riverview Park, Exeter,
Sunday.
Robert Schieck returned to
his home in Drayton on
Sunday evening after
holidaying with his cousin
Paul Stewart.
Mr. & Mrs. Mac Hodgert
and family attended the
Gardiner reunion at Kirkton
Community Park, Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Johns had a
Tupperware party at her
home on Monday evening.
Mrs. Joan Dow of Staffa was
the demonstrator,
There will be no Sunday
School or church services for
the month of August, Qn
September 3 it will be RaNy
Sunday and graduation
exercises will take place.
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grade Ontario white pine.
Features Cinnamon
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Chair
Comes complete with
brightly colored sunburst
vinyl foam cushions. And
because it’s a
ROSEDALE chair, it's
better made; furniture
grade Ontario white pine
is used throughout, and
the chair is protected
with a cinnamon
weatherguard stain.
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. 18 gauge tubing. Brown finish.
. Plastic levellers. Our usual
C.&C. 12.95
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Mirror
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Carton contains 12 tiles with
double faced tape for easy
installation and complete in
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Delivery
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Terms
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16 BRANCHES:
AMHERSTBURG
EXETER
GODERICH
GRANOBEND
HARROW
KINCARDINE
KINGSVILLE
KITCHENER
Kitchener Out of town call free
736 2151
235 1422
524 8321
238 2374
738 2221
396 3403
733 2341
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376 3181
674 5465
797 3245
296 4991
768 1520
727 6001
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Mahogany pro
vides a good
building material
at an economical
price. Each of
these 4’x8’
sheets is 5.5 mm
thick and is good
for interior or ex
terior use.
699
each
Because many items in
this sale have been
specially purchased, we
reserve the right to limit
quantities. Prices are
subject to change at any
time due to market con
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They’re ideal for a wide variety
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tops and desk tops, kitchen
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doors. And they’re on sale,
now at a savings of 80* a sheet
off our usual cash & carry price.
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