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ENDS SATURDAY, FEB. 2
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Now is the time. Save by shopping the last 4 days of our Year End
Clearance Scile Ends Sat. Feb. 2nd.
2 PCE
SOFA BED SECTIONAL
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Full size spring Mattress
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In Kashmir beige
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4 cane back chairs
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Mattress sets still as
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STEWART •
REFINISHING
Florist addresses , • sorority meeting
Elimville folk play cards
LEARNING MACRAME — 4-H leaders spent a day learning about the new course which
will be starting soon. Kathy Cooper of Elimville II, Nancy Cornish and Shirle Prance, both
of Elpnville I and Lorna Finkbeiner of Crediton II are "learning the ropes'. T-A photo
Ladies study Japanese
Times.Achrocaro, January 30, 1980 Pagel
We have over 40 kinds
of freshly made
donuts to suit
Beta Sorority
Chapter held the first
meeting of January at the
home of Elsie Witteveen, St.
Marys. •
The roll call was answered
with, "Name your favourite
plant."
Elsie Tuckey reported that
the annual Ball Will be held
at the South Huron rec
centre with the Johnny
Downs orchestra providing
the 'music.
Members are planning to
attend the play Erma La
Douce at Theatre London in
February.
Elsie WitteVeen in-
troduced the guest speaker,
Kathy Mustard who operates
Kathy's Flower Fashions in
St. Marys.. She gave and
interesting program on
plants and their care.
She displayed some plants
and explained their par-
• ticular features. After a
quektion and answer period,
Donna Webster thanked.
Kathy and assisted the
hostess with the lunch.
The second meeting in.
January was held at Sally
Lou Raymond's home,
June Essery announced
the the "Annual Daffodil
Day for Cancer," would be
held on Thursday April 3.
They would be for sale on the
street as well as orders taken
by the industries. This is a
worthy cause for cancer.
Mary Jane Taylor took thed
Sally Lou Raymond an
program by'providing a slide
presentation on a trip to
Hawaii, taken by Mary Jane.
Refreshments and lunch
were served using Hawaiian
recipes.
Mernbei.s are planning to
attend, "The Way To Go in
1980", A display of fashion
presented. 4 by the
London Chapters of Beta
Sigma Phi.
By KATHY COOPER
ELIMVILLE
The Elimville Women's
Institute held an euchre
Monday evening at the, hall.
The winners were Men's
high-Lawrence Beckett; lone
hands- Laverne Rodd and
low-Earl Stepehns. The
Ladies high was won by
Verda Morrison, lone hands-
Kay Morley and low-Dorothy
Switzer.
Another euchre will be
held February 4.
U.C.W. meet
The Elimville United
Church Women met Wed-
nesday afternoon at the
church. Mrs, Philip Johns
opened the meeting by
repeating the first two
verses of the Bible.
Everyone joined in singing
a humn and then all repeated
Psalm CXL VII in unison.
Mrs. Johns read an article
"Potato" telling how very
important the earth is to
everyone. She also led in
prayer. 'Mrs. John Batten
received the offering.
Mrs. Freeman Horne
played an organ solo. Mrs.
Philip Hern led in the Bible'
Study and discussed Japan
and Christianity in Japan.
All sang, a Japanese hymn
and to help make posters on
Japan and World Outreach.
Mrs. Hern read an article
on a missionary Rob Witmer
who was going to be guest
speaker, along with his wife,
at the Huron-Perth
Presbyterial on Monday.
This part of the meeting
closed by singing another
Japanese hymn, These
hymn will be used
throughout the year as the
ladies study Japan,
Mrs. Philip Hern the new
president, was in charge of
the business. The roll call
was answered by a donation
to the card fund. The prices
of meals and quilting was
discussed.
The U.C.W. will cater to
the Exeter Oddfellow's
Friendship Night March 15
at the Kirkton-Woodham
Community Centre. A United
By MRS. HEBER DAVIS
SAINTSBURY
Following service at St.
Patrick's church Sunday
afternoon. Dr. Walter
Creery, Kirkton was
chairman for the annual
Ves try meeting .
Following, the reading of
the minutes of last year's
vertry by Mrs. Harry Carroll
Vestry Clerk, church
treasurer Mrs. Hugh Davis
read the report and the
'Sunday School report. Mrs.
Heber Davis read the A.C.W.
and guild reports.
Gote Wennerstrom
remained Ministers Warden,
until the Parish gets a
rector, Hugh Davis was
elected peoples Warden.
Mrs. Hugh Davis, organist
Mrs.. Wayne Carroll and
eight were elected to the
board of managment.
Mrs. Heber Davis moved a
vote of thanks to Mr. Creery
for his kindness and service
these past weeks in the
absence of a rector.
Church Women Sunday will
be held on the first Sunday in
June.
CGIT
The C.G.I.T. met at
Thames Road Sunday
evening. Joan Cooper,
Barbara Skinner and Tracey
Coward were in charge of
the meeting and lunch.
The fellowship group met
Sunday evening at Elimville.
Rev. and Mrs. James For-
sythe were guests.
A number of members of
the United Church Women
attended the Huron-Perth
Annual Presbyterial at
.Goderich North Street
United Church, Monday.
Personals
This past week Mr. and
Mrs. Heber Davis have had a
number of callers, including
messers Jim and Jeffrey
Young, Lucan; Stuart
Campbell and Bill Hodgins
Ilderton, Mr. and Mrs.
Maurice MacDonald Lucan,
Mrs. Earl. Greenlee and
Hugh Davis.
Robert Tindall spent
Sunday with his friend Dean
Van Arenthal, Lucan.
Mrs. Wayne Carroll spent
the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ford
Dyer, Sarnia.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Carroll were Friday guests
with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kooy
, in Centralia, Sunday Gote
Wennerstrom was dinner
guest with the Kooy's.
Doug Jackson London
spent the week-end with his
friend Fred Dobbs.
Mr. and Mrs. Heber Davis
were guests Tuesday with
Mabel Needham, Lucan.
Furniture liandstripped & refirasned.
Repairs done as well as pianos refinished
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