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For complete information phone 228-6367 482-3901 524-8304 CENTRALIA CLINTON GODERICH BUILDING CENTRE Pag 6A Time;-Advocate A street classic `4 1.1 110 April 23, 1900 Staffa women, 4-H groups keep active By mks, J. TEMPI,EMAN VAFFA Mrs. Larry Gardiner hosted the April meeting of the Marion Ritchie Evening Auxiliary at her home April 15, with 14 ladies present. Mrs, Gardiner presided, opening with a poem "To- night". Lisa Gardiner delighted everyone with a ,piano instrumental "Life Guard." Roll call was an- swered by reading a verse from the book of Galatians. The collection was dedicated by Mrs. Gardiner, The president, Mrs. Alec Miller presided for the business, when it was con- firmed that Mrs. Carter Kerslake would be attending the Synodical in Brantford from April 22-24. The May meeting was reviewed, this being our talent sale the home helpers will be invited to this meeting. Mrs. Gordon.Scott chose as her topic two Easter Poems "Come To The Garden" and "A Stone Is Rolled Away." Mrs. Ivan Norris delighted everyone with a piano in- strumental "Farewell Waltz" as her special number. chapter 3 of the Study Book on Human Rights entitled "Freedom of Religion " was taken by Mrs, Alec Miller. 4-H clubs Staffa 4-H Homemaking club No. 1 with leaders Mrs. George Vivian and Mrs. Spencer Jeffery and No. with leaders. Mrs. Charles Douglas. and Mrs. John Reline, attended the Achievement night for the course "Food kir Friends" held Wednesday evening April 18 in Upper Thames Elementary' 'School in Mitchell. 'Staffa no. iset up a display on Entertaining. with small appliances with Janice Vivian introducing the display. Staffa No. 2 set up display on Marvelous Microwaves with Betty Upshall doing the in- troduction. Receiving their county honours for com- pleting six 4-H Homemaking clubs were, Shirley Miller and Barbara Templernan. Staffa no. 1. Receiving her Advanced. honours and pie server for successfully completing eighteen 4-H Homemaking clubs was Ruth Harburn Staffa no, 1, Mrs. George Vivian received recognition for 5 years of leadership in 4-H Homemaking, Personals Visiting Sunday with Mr. and. Mrs, John Templeman and family were, Mrs. Dave Capling ; Mississauga, Darlene Templeman, Exeter and Ruth Templernan, Dublin. BALL-MACAULAY D VANASTRA FACTORY OUTLET "The Store That Saves You More" Patch-o-matic darner Straight 8 Zigzag We have an excellent selection to $ 00 choose from. • METRE 6. JANOME MODEL 641 SEWING MACHINE with Buttonholer and Stretch Stitches Light Running - Sews Everything 5. BATHING SUIT MATERIAL 4. STRETCH TERRY 2. BORG REMNANTS 3. T-SHIRTING Choose from our selection of 60" wide stretch terry. Good selection of Summer colours. We have an excellent selection of remnants in stock now. Good colour and size selection. A new shipment has just arrived. Choose from many solid colours. 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Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cunnington and family, Thames Road, were Sunday evening visitors with Mrs. Cunnington. Miss Ada Mitchell, Montpelier, Ohio was a weekend visitor with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins and Sunday all were guests with Mr. and Mrs. Don Pickering and family, Hyde Park. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Greb have returned home after spending the winter in Sarasota, Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bowden Play euchre at Centralia Centre Monday night with 10 tables in play. Winners were: ladies high - Mrs. Maurice MacDonald; lone hands - Mrs. Bill Lamport; low - Mrs. Evan Hodgins, men's high - Percy Noels; lone hands - George Dixon; low - Tom Kooy; special prize - Les Gibson. Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Hodgins and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kooy will be in charge of the next party. MINOR SOCCER — Roy Beierling signs up Dave and Chris with Exeter minor soccer of- ficials Frank Kints and Barbara Eisenschink. T-A photo c were Sunday evening dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Paynter and family, Kirkton. Senior citizens enjoyed an afternoon of crokinole and cards followed by lunch .in the Community Centre, Monday. Mrs. Kay Elston, Mrs. Viola Atkinson, Murray Carter and Nelson Squire were in charge of the euchre party at the Community Good Old Fashioned -.../ MEW N if . NI I _I' jar -iimoirs.ar.tr- ISO i, 0,5; MOW III I I ' i 1 lerwi isi ,,,,wv,../s,1/, , , , I - al W1 AN ....odS SI 1 sr 4 i 1 P A r df MEW . g i a it, i .0 o oak ufr WM II I I I I I L. I Alk. AINhallilh.._ illo,J r. Arah..-. AIMS /1111b-Yollk. ''' a NW NI if I II ... ... .... THESE PRICES ARE STRICTLY CASH & CARRY EFFECTIVE APRIL 17-26 NO DEALERS PLEASE ADD 5% FOR DELIVERY 2x4 Stud Grade 1.24 each 2x4 Spruce Const.Std. 19C L.F. 2x6 Spruce Const. Std. 29C L.F. 2x8 Spruce Const.Std. 42' L.F. 2x10 Spruce Const. Std. 59C L.F. WOULD YOU BELIEVE THESE PRICES? 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