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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1979-10-24, Page 18Page 18 Times-Advocate, October 24, 1979 WIN JACKETS - The top member in each of the Kirkton 4-H clubs received jackets from Victoria and Grey Trust at Tuesday's annual awards night in Kirkton. Shown from the left with Joanne Scott of Victoria and Grey in St. Marys are Dwayne Selves, Bruce Ross, Janet Van Westerop, Michael Brine, Susan Spence, Stephanie Hartwick and Jane Simpson. TOPS IN DAIRY CLUB - A number of members of the Kirkton 4-H dairy calf club received prizes at Tuesday's annual Perth County awards night. From the left are Jane Simpson and the Kallabash Farm trophy from Florence Heard; Murray Hutton with the high score, Gord Brubridge of the Royal Bank in St. Marys and Stephanie Hartwick, runnerup in score; Robert Weersink getting the Shur-Gain trophy from Brian Hardeman and Jeff Weersink and Margaret Ann Muilwyk winners of the Siddal Trucking awards in front of Jim Siddall. T-A photo Many attend anniversary Thames Road U.C. celebrates ANNOUNCEMENT LONDON LIFE is pleased to announce the appointment of Larry Johns ,as their agent for Exeter and area. Larry will L:)e pleased to review your in- surance and personal financial needs. Contact Larry at 123 Victoria Street West, Exeter 235-1209. London Life Follow the signs to the rear of 820 Cabell St., London, Ontario, BUILDER'S SALVAGE Aluminum Storms and Screen windown (any size) Painted White Double Hung, Your choice WHILE SUPPLIES LAST Complete 9 8.00. 70 Sq. Shingles 2nd's $15.00 per Square. 200 Sq. #1 Shingles. 5 19.50 per Square. Chicken Wire 400 Rolls' z PRICE Thermal Aluminum Windows 30% OFF 500 Rolls Felt Roofing Paper 8 6.50 per roll. White Glue1/2 PRICE. ' Pub Mirrors 1/2 PRICE SHUTTERS: 6500 Interior Mahogany louvered shutters. 50% OFF RETAIL. SHELVING:4500 shelves individually packaged. Various finishes 60% OFF. STORM WINDOWS: made to order, any size up to 99 united inches537.50 each. Basement sliders any size, up to 40" wide and 30" high, 4 27.50 each. Nominal charge for oversize and additional colours. Thermal glass in stock, 52.00 per sq. foot WINDOWS: 1500 wood window Double hung 40% OFF.Pic-tures, Bows, Bays ETC., 30% OFF.Ceramic, sinks, tile, counter tops. Fancy Doors - wood - steel. Nothing at full retail Price - Everything at Discount. ALL PRICES BASED ON PUBLISHED RETAIL PRICES ALL NEW MATERIAL Mon.-Fri, 8.6, Sat. 8-3 PHONE: 439-6933 FINAL 4 DAYS SALE ENDS SAT., OCT. 27 itlE 1 1111111 . 2'0% TO 1 /3 11111 mill - 1111111 ON EVERYTHING IN OUR STORE I 111111- 1111111 crunch EXETER, ONTARIO SHOPPINGCEPhoNne T235 R2162E J11111111 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111I 1111111 111111111111111111111111MIMMilliiiiimmimmiMMI11111111111111111111111111i11111111111111111111110-: WINNERS IN OUR OCTOBER 20 DRAW 370 Main Street BLOUSE by Elite Blouse, Rep. Syd Greenberg LADIES SLACK by Dizzy's Place, Rep. Frank Tiziel $17.00 LADIES SWEATER by TryI $13.00 YOUR CHOICE MDSE by Slanlields, Rap. F. Cummings $15.00 $25.00 $26 00 MENS LEVI JEANS, Rep. P. Whitmore LADIES SKIRT by Regent Knitting, Rep. M. Kates 6$2355..00® HENS WORK CLOTHING by J/P Mammal MENS JEANS by GWG $ MENS CLOTHING by Westcott Fashions $ 2252: 0 014 LADIES LONG NITIE by Gay Lure, Rap. Warner Cowan $15.00 LADIES SWEATER by Paull $15.00 LADIES SLACK by Culottler, Rep. Ken Jones $$1122..00,03 LADIES BLOUSE by Bugaboo. Rep. Steve Plant LADIES SWEATER by Livibale Knit, Rep. M. Rich $10.00 LADIES VELOUR SWEATER by Parklown Knitting $17.00 MANS QUILTED VEST by Ken Jones Sales $20.00 MANS TIE by Abbey Tie, Rep. Pam Dash $11.00 LADIES SKIRT SET by Topper Dress, Rep. J. Bichnell $25.00 JOGGING SUIT by Canadian Beach Wear, Rep, i. Goldenbiall $15.00 3 PAIR MENS BRIEFS by Jockey $9.00 LADIES HOUSECOAT by Style-Rile, Rep. B. Edelstein LADIES HOUSECOAT by Megan, Lady, Rep, K. Jones LADIES JEANS by Rainbow, Rep. H. 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Marilyn Cutler Cathy O'Neill Crediton Janene Seller 294 Sanders Kyle Davis Denflold Susanna Mather, 112 Andrew St. Mrs. Bob Keyes Grand Bend Debbie Jeffrey RR 2 Zurich Mrs. Mel Gmgerich RR 2 Zurich Carol Regier RR 3 Dashwood Jean Van Sas RR 2 Luton Sweitzer RR 6 St. Marys Elise Yandeways Dashwood Maryinsley Huron Park Jean Mason Exeter Ed Roberts RR 2 Klppen Gory Kuhnie RR 1 kirkton Elaine Stewart 9 Byron Ave. London Cathy Hogan 309 Marlborough Sewn Oke RR 3 Exeter Rhonda Turnbull Exeter Miss Colleen Kerslake 21 Victoria St. Al Moody 297 William St. Sharon Somme RR 1 Exeter Donna Wilson Centralia Uoyd Bender RR 2 Crediton Karen Cottle RR 1 Woodham Roo Martens RR 2 Grand Bend (olio Campbell 129 Andrew St. Arthur Broderick 600 Andrew SI. Jane Pickering RR 3 Dashwood Janet Sikh' Hentall Penny Molklo RR 2 Staffa Donna Baker RR 2 Dashwood Jane Marlin Box 65 Parkhill Roy Alderson Exeter $25.00 $15.00 $25.00 $7.00 $20.00 $20.00 $30,00 $25.00 $35.00 $30.00 $17.00 $50.00 4 PAIR HENS BRIEFS by Hervey Wood, Rip. Paul March $12.00 2 PAIR HENS JEANS by COMPRI, lop, J. Heaton . . $50.00 1 MORE BIG DRAW ON OCTOBER 27 fi-nnnunummunanninunumummunnmnamal11111111111111111111InumanonnanunninfflunumpaiononnaunnwinumnlimiiIII111111111:i Gerrards Free Draw Prizes include a 20" Portable COLOUR TV OPEN FRIDAY EVENING UNTIL 9 For Your Shopping Convenience ' OUTRAGEOUS PRICES & ENDLESS CONFUSION We're shooting down high prices By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE THAMES ROAD The 98th church Anniversary service was held on Sunday morning. Mrs. Glenn Jeffrey clerk of session was in charge of the church service. Rev. Bert Carr of London gave a very inspiring message on "The Faith of Our Fathers." The choir rendered asongaccompanied by the organist Miss Agnes Bray. Robert Heywood accompanied himself on the accordion sang three songs which were well liked. Friends or relatives which attended the service and spent the day in the com- munity were: Mr. and Mrs, Elliott By MRS. IRVIN RADER DASHWOOD Calvary United church held their anniversary Sunday, October 21 with special music provided by Dashwood and Grand Bend United church choirs. Special speaker at both services was Jack Burghardt, London. He gave two inspiring talks. At the morning service his topic was "We Would See Jesus" and in the evening "When is a Family Christian?" Many had a chance to visit with him during the social time that followed. Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Tieman had a basket of flowers in the church in loving memory of Dr. Lorne Tieman of Middletown, New York, who passed away August 20. L. L. L. rally The Lutheran Laymen League held its fall Rally at Our Saviour Lutheran church, London, Sunday ,October 21, with Ted Ulmer, McRoberts, Exeter with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stewart; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ben- newies, Brodhagen, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Rohde, Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Millar, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Rohde and Karen, Exeter with Mr. and Mrs. William Rohde; Miss Elaine Stewart, and Miss Ruth Bray of London and Miss Laurel Hodgert, St. Catharines spent the week-end at their respective homes here. There will be no services at the church on Sunday October 28 owing to Elimville anniversary, Personals Mrs. Emma Passmore, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Passmore of Ottawa visited recently in the community Kitchener, manager of the Lutheran Hour office guest speaker. Pastor Mellecke was in charge of the induction of the new officers. Discussion and dinner followed. A number of members from Zion Lutheran church attended. Personals Mrs. Gordon Bender and Mrs. Ralph Weber have returned home following a vacation in the north. They travelled to Tara where Mrs. Bender visited with her daughter and family Mr. and Mrs. Ken Richardson and Mrs. Weber with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Eagleson, Mrs. Weber then went to Little Current, Manitoulin Island where she visited with her daughter and family Mr. and Mrs. Eric Eagleson. On her return to Tara, Mrs. Bender accompanied her home. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Rader were Saturday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wellwood Gill, Craigweil Gardens, Ailsa Craig, and Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Gamble, London. CLANDEBOYE The Lucan turf club, party and dance Saturday night at the Lucan Community Centre was well attended, "Country Unlimited" sup- plied good music. Door prizes were won by the following: $25.00 mer- chandise certificate donated by !Aries' Tack Shop of RR 2 Lucan was won by Mary Ann Jenson, Toronto. Blanket donated by Ron Swartz Tack Shop, Centralia was won by Neil McRann, Blanket donated by McDougall's Farrier Sup- plies, London, won by Doug Carter of Arva and Blanket donated by Wilson's Tack Shop, London, won by Marie Sockett, Lucan. $10.00 merchandise cer- tificate donated by Scott's Elevators, Lucan, was won by Ron Peters, Lucan. Dinner for two, at the "Top of the Fair" donated by Western Fair Raceway was won by Mary Townshend, Wroxeter. Christmas Wall Hanging donated by Winston and Fay Flowers, London was won by Ross and Marg McRoberts. Double passes to the Western Fair Raceway was won by Chuck Windsor, Don Ankers, Jack Porter, Gordon Hutchinson, Larry and Marg Hotson. Scott's Chicken Villa, London supplied the buffet that completed the party. Personals Shirley and Jack Ryan and family, RR 1 Lucan were hosts for a dinner party Sunday to honour Jean and Art Hodgins on their 35th wedding anniversary. Also ••••••••••.••• Miss Olive Parsons visited recently in Montreal with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Par- sons and family, attending were Pat Hodgins of Clandeboye, Carl and Pat Cracker, Dorchester, Don and Pat Wellington and Scotty, Orangeville, Bernard and Marion Benn, Lloyd and Gladys Hall, Ross and Marg McRoberts, Tami and Terri all of Lucan, Bill and Carol Bond and family of 16th London Twp, Mr. and Mrs, Dick Wise Canton, Ohio were week-end guests of Mr, and Mrs. Wilmer Scott. Mrs. Mary Jane Carter of North Vancouver, B.C. spent the past two weeks with Mrs. Viola Carter while visiting with her mother, Mrs. Myrtle Brownlee at the Craigholme Nursing Home, Ailsa Craig. The ladies journeyed to Gravenhurst on the week-end to visit John Two still in hospital By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR CREDITON EAST Miss Cathy O'Neill from University Hospital spent the week-end at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Grant O'Neill, Mrs. Mary Thornton is a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter. Mrs. Lavina Finkbeiner RR 2 Crediton is a patient in South Huron Hospital Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Preszcator visited Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Mary Thornton and were Sunday supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Robert England and boys, Huron Park. Miss Shellie McLeod celebrated her fifth birthday Sunday at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jim McLeod. Mrs. V. Armstrong, Exeter mother of Wm Armstrong is a patient in University Hospital London. and Patricia Brownlee and family before returning to their respective homes on Monday, Mary Ann Jenson, Toronto spent the weekend with. Helen and Jim Hearn, Donna and George Hind- marsh returned home Sunday from a six week's holiday with friends and relatives in England, Scotland and Wales. Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Teeple and Mrs. Wales of Port Dover were Saturday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hardy, Betty Coughlin, Velma Hardy, Hazel Cunningham and Gladys Cunningham enjoyed a bus tour to Toronto Thursday with the Ailsa Craig group, where they attended the taping of the Tommy Hunter Show. Sorry about last week's headline in the Clandeboye news but this is not done by the correspondent, this happens somewhere down the line, after it leaves my hands. Apparently, someone in the office doesn't know that North Middlesex District High School and Medway are different schools. Clandeboye ladies at taping List turf club winners with relatives. Mrs. Arnold Cann is a patient in Westminster Campus London. Get well wishes are extended. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hargreaves accompanied by Mrs. Britton and Mrs. Hazel Luther of Hensall attended the United Church Renewal Fellowship 14th Annual Fall Retreat at Barrie last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hargreaves attended the Sweaburg church Anniversary Sunday. Ross was in charge of the service. They were dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Archie Longworth. They were supper guests with their son and his wife Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hargreaves, Woodstock. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Reeves and family Mr, and Mrs. Dwight Hargreaves were also at Ted's. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hargreaves called on Rev. and Mrs. Glen Macpherson of Beachville before they came home Sunday evening. Dash wood church marks anniversary