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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-04-09, Page 11r-w"I- -44.4 "Ir 4-4w A CALORIE COUNTER SALE — The Huron Park branch of Calorie Counters of Canada held a. bake sale Saturday. From the left are Elaine Jesney, Pauline Kennedy and Marina Morrissey. • 'T-A photo 1 4 3 /4 o We represent many Trust Companies. We are Often Ole to arrange for the highest Interest be- ing offered en Guaranteed Investment Cer, tificates. * subject to change Alt.* yr Gaiser-Kneale Min EXETER GRAND BEND CLINTON 235-2420 238-8484 482-9747 Insurance Agency Inc. CORRECTIONS We wish to draw your attention to the following errors in our current 1980 Spring 8 Summer Catalogue ' Page 21; Item 3, #33-5109, Copy reads -wee" 3 in 1 Car Seat, should read "Strotee" Wee Care 3-in-1 Car Seat, :Page 27: #37.0110, The Digital Clock has a Green Fluorescent Display not an LED readout. OPage 61: Item 1, Air Filter — Chrysler Products (passenger cars) 1965-79, 6-cyl & V8 318 (2-bbl), is listed at $2.59, should read $3.49. DPage 62: Items 2 to 4, Trico Wiper Blades and Refills, Copy and. Chart read Sold in pairs, should read each. 0Page 67: Item 1, #28.0234X, Copy reads 3-litre plastic bot- tle, should read 2-litre plastic bottle. OPage 71; Item 8, #61-8155, Hoist Puller reads 1-Ton, should read • 2-Ton (convertible unit). OPage 77: Reads Clutch/Brake levers. Pair $11.95, price should read $11.95 each. DPage 83: Illustration numbers 3 and 4 should be transposed, copy is correct. 1.1page 88: Item 12, #44.0623, Casade 34 Cassette Case, copy is correct but the illustration is incorrect. [.]Page 89: Item 3, #44.4084, Near-Fringe Unit has Model No. 8254, should read Model No. 8256. 11Page 96: Item 19, #42.1546X, Telephone Caddy is not available in Avocado. E Wage 99: Item 6, #43-0814, CGE 2-slice Toaster states Almond color only, should read Almond or Black. LIPage 135: Item 3, #60.0762, Copy reads "Wheelbarrow wheel, tire and tube" ' should read "Wheelbarrow wheel and tubeless tire", ]Page 141: #60-1721, 19" gas mower reads "throttle control on the engine" should read "throttle control on the handle". OPage 153: Item 4, #59.1510, Turf Edger, Copy reads 83/4 " x 43/4 " blade, should read 6'h" Half-moon blade, 0Page 157: #55.5802, Reads Shopmate 3/4 " drill press, should read Shopmate Ve" drill press. OPage 161: #54-8305, Reads 5" Black & Decker #7300, should read 5'/" Black & Decker #7300. OPage 162: #54.2828, Reads Black & Decker #7004—'/inch, should read % inch. OPage 168: Illustration numbers 2 and 3 should be transposed, copy is correct. f. ]Page 183: Item 3, #58-8009, Copy reads "Infinite amp transformer control down to 25 amps to prevent,.", should read "in- finite amp transformer control down to 60 amps to prevent..". [']Page 187: Item 1, #61.0818, Copy reads Non-clog metal valve, should read Plastic valve. DPage 201: Item T, #63-0062, Reads. Pre-slit insulation sleeve is convenient to Install, Self adhesive; this item is not Self- adhesive. LIPage 206: item 4, #63-3872, 8" deck faucet reads CSA certified, This item Is not CSA certified. ]Page 210: item 5, #63.3422, Gold Oval Vanity Basin, price reads $23.95, should read $33.95. OPage 214: Illustration numbers 14 and 15 should be transposed, copy is correct. OPage 222: Item 7, #78-4570, Copy reads Star Drag, should read Dial drag. OPage 225: Item 23, #78-2711X, Copy reads Gunmetal grey, should read clear color. OPage 231: #76.3034X, Copy reads egg carriers 99c, should read "From 99c", 99c is for a 6 pkg carrier. DPage 231; #76-0005 Hand-held camp toaster $1.49 shows the wrong toaster, the toaster shown is #76-0003 for $9.95. DPage 233: #76-2012, Coleman Propane Lantern reads Tank not included, should read Tank and Stand sold separately, DPage 236: item 5, #85-1435, Copy reads 30' cord, should be 32" cord. #85.1437, Copy reads 30' cord, should read 32" cord. DPage 241: Item 2, #84-0010, Swing set top rail reads 9'6", should read 96". °Page 251: #53-5416X Heavy gauge kick stands, should read 73-5416X. DIPage 258: item 1, Illustration is showing the 11 piece set of clubs, not the 7 piece. We sincerely regret any inconvenience we may have caused you. Canadian Tire Corporation Ltd. ADMINISTRATION G. RANDALL PAUL Administrative Services MAIN ST. LUCAN PHONE 227-4462 & 227-4463 NORM WHITING LICENSED AUCTIONEER & APPRAISER Prompt, Courteous, Efficient ANY TYPE ANY SIZE, ANYWHERE We give complete sole service PROFIT BY EXPERIENCE Phone Collect 235-1964 EXETER Hugh Tom FILSON and ROBSON AUCTIONEERS • 20 years' of experience of complete sale service Provincially licensed Conduct sales of any kind any place We guarantee you more. To insure success of your sale or appraisal Phone Collect 666-0833 666-1967 CHIROPRACTORS DAVID C. HANN, D.C. Doctor of Chiropractic 105 Main Street, Exeter 235-1535 1 8y Appointment Doily Evenin g MOUNT CARMEL Income Tax Centre Income Tax Accounting - For Farmers & Businessmen Monthly Bookkeeping Service Phone 237-3469 Vince Ryan B.A. R.R. 3 Dashwood 'OFFICE SUPPLIES (tic ,./e07e fro,,,eiank-e• nov ...C4r" ;med er 147 MAIN STREET, S. EXETER, ONTARIO, TELEPHONE (519) 235.2211 P.O. BOX 1600 NOM 160 core 617- By MRS. E. SUMMERS Unit one Met at the home of Miss Mabel. McNaughtori on Wednesday afternoon, Mr. Gordon McRobert presided and opened the meeting with an Easter , hymn and the scripture. ' Lesson thoughts were on the Joy of Easter, Devotions. closed with prayer. Mrs, Elmer Summers convened the program, and presented a paper on the current Bible study, "The parables of Jesus," This dealt with the "Parable of the Vineyard" and was entitled "Neal pay for equal work", A good discussion followed.Mrs, Glen Jameson assisted the hostess to serve lunch. Mrs. Eric Chavancek president of Unit 3 was hostess for'the April meeting on Wednesday evening. A small alter with a cross and pots of Easter lilies was set in the centre of ,the rootn. Mrs. Chovancek opened the meeting with a reading on Easter and lesson thoughts on Easter. The Regional Rally wasare flounced for April 25th at North Nisouri Church. Program conveners were Mrs. Fred and Mrs. Cliff Cook. Mrs. Fred Cook gave a reading and Mrs: Cliff Cook read the Scripture.* This being April and cancer month, Mrs. Fred Cook tintroduced the guest speakers, Mrs. Al Cocquyt and Mrs. Ftobt. Harloff both members ' of Cancer education committee, Lucan Biddulph Branch of the Cancer Soeiety. These ladies are also members of the mastectomy visiting Committee, ! they will visit patients in hospital or at home with the permission of , their do.. tor. Mrs. Varloff told her own story ofhoW she felt after a doubleMastectomy and with her faith in God, and the help of her family, she felt able to cope and lead a normal life. 'Mrs, Cocquyt, gave a demonstration of the mastectomy kit, which comes in an attractive tote bag, which contains articles to help' in exercising. Unit 4 met at the home of Mrs. Fred Hardie on April 2. Mrs. Cliff Hardie presided and opened the meeting with lesson thoughts on "The Joy of Easter", The roll call was answered with an Easter verse. During the business, the making of quilts was discussed, and the program for the general meeting for which .this unit is respon- sible. Mrs, Terry Johnson and Mrs. Gerald Dann were in charge of program and presented a paper on "The Parables of Jesus," the current Bible study. This was on the parable of "The Vineyard Owner" and was entitled "Equal pay for equal work". A discussion followed. Church news At St. Thomas Anglican Church Rev, F.G. Braby of Stratford conducted the Easter service and was the Celebrant of Holy Com- munion, assisted by Miss Marion Herbert who read the Epistle of the day. Rev. Braby's message was on the Resurrection of Jesus Christ , and the events leading up to that day, saying that if Christ had not risen from the dead, your faith would be in vain. The point of the the Resurrection is not to fear death. "H&R Block will represent you to the District Taxation Office: Henry W. Block Should your income tax return be cluestioned, we will riot only take responsibility for how it was prepared. we will represent you to the Dis- trict Taxation Office all year round and at no extra cost At NV Block we are income tax spe- eialists Tues.iWed., & Sat. 9 5 Appointments Available PHONE 294-0313 If No Answer 294-6325 frIsR BLOCK THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE Mastectomy victim addresses Granton church ladies unit • .. Millions of Canadians are placing their health at risk by smoking. Thousands are putting themselves in double jeopardy by continuing to smoke while taking certain medications. This is a cen- tral message of an education program being jointly spon- sored by the Canadian par- maceutical Association and the Health Promotion Direc- torate, Health and Welfare Canada. During April and May par- It's double jeopardy 1st dog Each additional dog Kennel License Times-Advocate, April 9, 1980 11 The church was pleely decorated with an Easter garden, There was a large at- tendance at the Easter service in Granton United Church. Many beautiful Easter lilies, a depiction of the empty tomb,. Easter banners and other ap- propriate decorations did: much to enhance the beauty of the sanctuary, Special anthems were rendered by the choir under the direction of.. Mrs. Elwyn Bryan. A trumpet solo by Mrs, John Phillips added to the in, spiration of the service as well as his accompaniment with the organ for the hymns. "Stones That Easter'Rolls Away'" was the subject of the Rev; Elwood B. Morden's sermon. Easter, now as at the resurrection of Jesus, unblocks entrances and rolls stones away. Blne.ked en- trances are one of the problems of life. A huge stone can stand between , . By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS Mrs. Joan McCormick spent the Easter weekend with her sister and family Mr, and Mrs. John Han- niman and family at nen- frew. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Ballard and Craig, Mississauga and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Stephen, Marie, Valarie and Kevin of Anderson were Easter visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Rea Stephen. The Easter lily at St. Paul's Anglican Church Sunday was placed by the family in loving memory of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Smith, Miss Ethel Copeland, Mi. Maurice Blackler, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Urquhart, and Miss Heather Urquhart, also Mrs. Wm. Urquhart, St. Marys were Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Donohoe, Mississauga. where we are and where we, want to be. Some of the stones that Easter rolls away are the stone of weakness, the stone of doubt, the stone of guilt, and the, stone of death. As Easter comes. Again to us, it can find us where we are trapped, and assures us that the way to strength, faith, forgiveness, and life has been unblocked, and the stene at Ahe tomb which was very great, has been rolled, away., Good Friday service A combined Good Friday evening service at the United Church was very well at- tended. The opening hymn was "Were you There?" followed by prayer. A dramatization 'with the following members taking part first - Judas Iscariot (Leroy Bryan) tells his story then Murray Fraser as Peter tells his, followed by Caiaphas, the high priest, story told by Fred Mardlin, then Bob Pincombe as Pilate gave , his account of what happened. Thos,Harlton took the part of the criminal, and finally Paul Wallis as the 20th Century Christian tells his story. Each member upon en- tering the church was given a nail which was to be deposited at the foot of the cross, at the front of the church on leaving. At the conclusion of the service a time of fellowship was en- joyed over coffee, tea and hot cross buns. Easter Sunrise Service An Easter morning sunrise service sponsored by the Youth groups, CGIT, Cubs and Explorers and their leaders was held in the United Church at 7:00 a.m. This service was very well attended, Christine Currah, CGIT leader, opened with the Litany of Repentance with congregation respon- ding. CGIT members in charge of the service were Christine Currah, Christine Jones and Stephanie Penman. "The Old Rugged Cross" was sung by the Cubs and leaders, Larry Ketelaars and Miss ;Cathy_ O'Neill. Scripture '"The Resurrection" read by Amy Waugh. CQIT followed by .an anthem by senior CGIT and their leaders Mrs. ROC Harloff and Mrs, Gordon iVicRobert "Were you there?" )Christine Jones gave views' on Easter, then came a demonstration of what Easter is all about put on by the Explorers and their leader Miss Vickie Bakker. A story of a minor rebellion in Heaven was very well related by Colleen Malcolm. The service concluded with a hymn "Welcome Happy Morning " and prayer. Breakfast was juice, "hot cross buns, homemade jam and honey, also colored hard cooked eggs were served in the basement. This was put on entirely by the groups and their leaders. I think they all deserve a lot of credit for attempting such a project and making a success of it. I was particularly im- pressedwith the way the Cubs ushered the ladies to their seats in the church. Medway Euthre Club The Medway Euchre Club met at the home of Mr.'and Mr. Carman Hodgins of Byron on March 31st. Prize winners were the following members: ladies' high score, Charlotte Kerr; lone hands, Inez McRobert• low score, Susan McComb; men's high score, Jim Kerr; lone hands, Clare Lewis; low score, Chester McComb, Personals Keith Summers of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Allan acKenzie and John of Scarhorough and Mrs. Sheila MacKenzie and Jamie of London spent the Easter weekend with Mrs. Elmer Summers. ticipating pharmacies, in- between smoking and cer- eluding Exeter Pharmacy thin medications, will distribute literature on such subjects as smoking and the pill (women over 39 taking oral contraceptives are an- especially high risk group) and how to kick the smoking habit without suf- fering excessive weight gain. Pharmacists will also make a special • effort to counsel patients on the possible interaction- $8.00 $15.00 each $25.00 Best interest. TOWNSHIP OF STEPHEN AFTER MAY1st, 1980: 1st dog $12.00 Each additional dog $22.00 each Dog owners are reminded to keep their dogs under control at all times, Those allowing dogs to run at large could be charged under By-Law No. 50.1977 and fined accordingly. 1980 DOG TAGS ARE AVAILABLE AT • THE TOWNSHIP OFFICE, CREDITON BY ORDER OF COUNCIL D D 3 ACCOUNTANT-PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT-PUBLIC G. H. WARD & PARTNERS enartered Accounta fi IS 476 Main St., South Exeter, Ontario 235.0120 Resident Partner A.W. Read, C.A. Home Telephone 238-8075 NORRIS, GEE & CO. Chartered Accountants RICHARD WELSH Chartered Accountant 120 Alice St. Lucan, Ont. Ph. 227-4224 TEL: 519-285-2208 JOSEPH Po DARLING CERTIFIED GENERAL ACCOUNTANT' INVEST ENTS THE OLD TOWN HALL 822 MAIN STREET EXETER, ONTARIO NOM IMO GERALD L. MERNER Chartered Accountant 497 Main Street, Suite 200, Exeter, Ontario 190 Wortley Road, 235-0101 London, Ontario. 227-4455 673-1421 BUS: 257 Churchill Dr. EXETER 235.0281 J.A. NORRIS C.A, L.U. GEE C.A. 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