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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-04-30, Page 23CREST TOOTHPASTE REGULAR OR MINT 150 ml. TUBE EXTRA ABSORBENT - DAYTIME jh PAMPERS DIAPERS_ws11 'FY PAMPERS DIAPERS_4_!!$6. 99 AGREE SHAMPOO 3_5-9-112,t 99 ilk-1i RI iiisE 350 ml.f 6 9 UNIVERSAL RED SPRING SALMON TINr -139 CAKE & PASTRY MONARCH FLOUR 2.5 Kg.BAG 159 SWEET MIXED, YUM YUM OR BABY DILLS HICKS PICKLE 24 FL. OZ. JAR 109 ORANGE PEKOE SALADA TEA BAGS_mg_oFJ?0.1.29 REALEMON LEMONADE CRYSTALS_ .225„. 89, KENT,FROZEN CONCENTRATED ORANGE 'JUICE 121/2 FL. OZ. TIN 69' BLUE BONNET SOFT MARGARINE 1 LB. PKG. 890 NEILSONS NEW! SOUR CREAM 500 ml. TUB 890 VACHON JAM FLAKEY LUNCH SNACKS PKG.OF 6 1.29 CwilicsFiLAILY TIE ROLL 69' 10 oz. SIZE 5 VARIETIES _79242 ml. [ WEIGHT WATCHERS FRUIT SPREADS WEIGHT WATCHERS INDIVIDUAL LOW CALORIE SWEETENER $1 Ar0 100's e WESTONS BUTTERSCOTCH, DOUBLE CHOCOLATE, CHOCOLATE OR MINT CHOCOLATE WAGON WHEELS 350 NESTLES 8 VARIETIES MINI FOUR 5 oz. 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One of the committees is working to prepare a history display about school life from 1905 to 1980, This committee needs plenty of help from everyone in the community. We are asking anyone who may have material (pictures, negatives, newspaper clippings, trophies, jackets etc,) about school life and willing to let us borrow it for display (or to make copies) to please contact us as soon as possible. If you have material for us, please drop it off at the main office at the school or ball the school (235-0880) and we will pick it up. We par- ticularly need picture and information from the early 50's and before. As our ticket' ad- vertisernent indicates this week, tickets are now on sale. We hope the public will, purchase these as soon as possible, For an event of this size we have problems estimating the numbers we should expect. If most wait until the last week or two to purchase tickets we will be unable to let people know the availability of tickets, Barbecue tickets will be sold only until June 14. There will only be 100 tickets available after this date. They will be on sale at the barbecue. In future weeks we will be publishing more details on homecoming. We hope that everyone will pass the word about homecoming to former students and teachers who no longer live in the com- munity. The success of this event will be directly related to the number of persons at- tending. Please help out and send out an invitation. The response and interest to this point has been tremendous and I'm sure that those who attend will be happy they did so. Doug Ellison Student council advisor WEIGHT WATCHERS TANGY TOMATO CLAM COCKTAIL 682 m1.79 # WEIGHT WATCHERS PREPARED FROZEN LASAGNA 13f2,49 By MRS, FRED BOWDEN Centralia li,C.W. met in the school room April 17, Edith Lobb opened with a poem "An April Day" and welcomed all present. The minutes were read and approved and treasurers report given. Correspondence reminded of the Camp SiteMenesetung Westminster weekend, May 30 and Jane 1. Baked goods for weddings are available from ARC Industries. On May 7 the LLCM, will serve the Rebekahs for dinner at 6:30. The new refrigerator has been bought. Freda Rollings, Edith Lobb and Etta Powe reported they had visited the shut ins and delivered Easter lilies. Thank you cards were read from the recipients. The committee in charge of programme include Edith Lobb, Lois Westson, Glenna Tripp, Doreen Lines and Carol Mills. Scripture was read by Lois Wilson, A story about Mary Magdaline by Edith Lab. Hymn Crown Him With Many Thorns was sung. Saying The Days of Easter was ready by Lois Wilson, Glenna Tripp gave an outline of Japan and slides were shown of Japan. Verna Hicks showed her pictures of Japan when she visited there. They were most in- teresting. Sunday service In speaking on the Parables, Mr. Paul Schott, chose "What About You" as the subject for his sermon at the service in the United Church Sunday morning. Mr. Schott reminded his listeners that closed minds Several members from St. Patrick's church attended the induction of Rev. Greg Smith held in St. Pauls, Kirkton, Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice MacDonald, Lucan and Mr. and Mrs. Heber Davis visited Mrs. Ruby Dickins and Jim, Lambeth on Wednesday. are like hard packed soil and will prevent our faith from growing. Will your faith. In time of trouble be strong enough to sustain Yon? The children's story was told by Mr. Schott. Mrs. Russell Wilson was the organist for the service and the special music was a vocal number by a girls chorus with Faye Blair, Penny Smith, Dianne Skinner, Donna and Barbara Wilson singing in the chorus, At' the service Sunday evening Rev. D,L, Howlett of the Canadian Bible Study showed the film "Print Power." Personals Christopher Lyndon of Goderich spent last week at the home of his grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Lobb. Mr. and Mrs, Matthew Konrad of Dundas were Friday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Molnar. Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence Hirtzel attended the service at the Good Shepherd Lutheran church, London, Sunday morning for the Confirmation of their grandson, Scott Keller. They were guests following the service at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Keller and family, London. A number from here at- tended the Odd Fellows service in the Elimville United Church Sunday morning. 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HEBER DAVIS 1 Mrs. Harry Carroll was 30E w hostess Tuesday evening for RIC the April A.C,W. meeting PA' with 12 members present. President Marguerite Greenlee opened the meeting. Hazel Eaton, Viola Atkinson and Sheryl Carroll led in prayer.. Hazel Eaton read the minutes of the last meeting. Margaret Carroll read an article on "The Liberator," a motion was passed to remember a crippled friend with a donation of money and plans were made for a June bale to be sent to the group's Prayer Partner. Plans were made for quilt tickets for a fancy quilt to be drawn next fall. A draw followed for a mystery prize, donated by Carol Quenton and won by Mary Jefferies. The next meeting will be held at the rectory Kirkton in May. Persona Is Robbie Gee attended minor hockey presentations at the Lucan arena Tuesday evening. He proudly received the "Most im- proved player" award for his division. Congratulations Robbie. WE WILL SE PLEASED TO SERVE YOU IN: OUR MANAGER IS: RAYMONto HURO EXETER HWYS. 4& 83 OPEN WED. THURS FRI TILL NINE A Saintsbury ladies aid crippled friend WELCOMES YOU AFTERNOON TEA 2:30 to 4:30 7 DAYS A WEEK Come, visit our unusual country resort for Tea todavl We've prepared buttered toast, freshly made scones. borne made jam. Devon cream. cake, biscuits and Earl Grey tea for the occasion. Relax and enjoy as we serve you in front of an open hearth log'fire in one of our two lounges. (reservations not required) oo just . per perso.,