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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-12-03, Page 7171 CIC)C2' 0 Q0,40;10....00 3 ° 0 COffee • ?co Ni • • </' At) (i(N. THE . Sugar AIL Spice of EXETER "Makes it Old Fashion Nice" Gourmet Coffees and Teas ' Over A Hundred Different Types of Candy Collectors Plates and Frames Wicker, Brass and Dakin Toys Don't Forget to Order Your Christmas Basket Early 00 oo 404 Main St. Exeter 235-1211 ‘10 c o0 Do (ChecBack%oom UNISEX HAIRSTYLINGS By THERESA GRIMMINCK 423 Main Street, Exeter, Ont., NOM ISO CALL 235-0451 OR WALK IN If it's from Anstett's it says, `you're special' ANSTETT JEWELLERS 8 Albert St . Clinton 26 Main St S Sealorth 284 Main St Exeter 203 Durham E . Walkerton Timely gifts for Christmas Caravelle Pocket Watch $115, Chain $57.50, Men s Bulova Quartz $230, Ladies' Bulova Quartz $190, Caravelle Mechanical $110, Caravelle Quartz $120. all yellow gold coloured ' 4 6 it 14* 'to \ woo lir** tfliCSN6664.4%.#00 140, 4 Special gifts for that special someone Single strand of 6'mm to 7mm Cultured Pearls $600. 14 l< white gold clasp. Malachite Pendant $400. set in 14 k yellow gold. Tiger Eye with diamond $645, 14.k yellow gold. both one-of-a-kind. hand-made settings Check Our Prices On Local Feedlot Beef Sides, Hinds, Or Fronts and Whole or Sides of Pork CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING WEDNESDAYS ti)e -re cu berR tic -k- Kilt M .N. Hi I) t , 11(11 "1 IQ' I 14041rw-44,...1-11111/P.desili'l 11111744444 Discover our exciting collection of truly unique gifts, chosen for you and your lifestyle. New and classic ideas for decorating your home, entertaining and cooking. Plsu gifts from around the world and Canadian craftsmen, with the quality andwarmth that only a country look can bring. Take lime from your busy schedule and visit with us, we will be glad to help you with your selection. A Merry Christmas from all of us of The Feather Tick. Open daily 9:30 till 6 Friday 9:30 - 9 December 75.23rd open daily 9:30 - 9 December 24. 9:30 - 6 Gift Certificates Avallable 405 Main St., Exeter 235-2957 How you could win a valuable mystery piece item. They're all over our store waiting for you : Mysterypiece items of'furniture. IF YOU ORDER ONE, WE'LL TEAR UP YOUR CHEQUE AND DELIVER IT AT NO COST! Whether you're looking at living room...dining room...family or rec room...bedroom or kitchen furniture...lamps...tables and accesories - THERE ARE MYSTERYPIECE GIVEAWAYS WAITING FOR YOU AT NO COST! HOW DO YOU FIND THE MYSTERYPIECES? Just go ahead and buy as you would normally, at guaranteed lowest prices. AS SOON AS YOU PLACE YOUR ORDER ON A MYSTERYPIECE, YOU'LL BE TOLD — IT'S YOURS FOR FREE! 467MAINST,M 135-0173 0 occasional chairs CJ pictures 0 table lamps 0 clock radios 0 radios 0 stereo cabinets 0 tape recorders 0 Panasonic stereos 0 cassette tapes (BASF) 0 television 0 headphones 0 microwave ovens 0 mirrors 0 sewing machines 0 sewing cabinets 0 pine clocks 0 swag lamps 0 original oil paintings 0 statues 0 hall stands 0 card table sets 0 baby furniture 0 baby mattress 0 artificial plants 0 rocking chairs 0 bed spreads O vacuum cleaners 0 tea wagons 0 wall hangings 0 candle holders 0 cushions O wicker chairs 0 recliners 0 curio cabinets o cedar chests FURNIILIRE CS Rocky Road Squares 2 c, or (12 oz.) semi sweet chocolate chips 1 can Eagle Brand sweetened condensed milk 2 tbsp. margarine 2 tsp. vanilla 2 c. peanuts. 1 (10 llz,) 1)4, miniature marshmallows Melt chips with milk and margarine over low heat or in top of a double boiler. RernoVe from heat and stir in vanilla and nuts. Cool to lukewarm. Place marshmallows in a large bowl, fold in chocolate mix- ture. Spread in waxed paper-lined. 9. x 13 pan. chili about 2 hours before cutting. Favourite recipes submitted by our readers Ms.! isifteueolesossitsimiesiiefikeilliesoissekitsfis ot 7.0.0 usn Seek princess contestant r. Hurondale Wtaid children, see .snowmen demonstration the 'Finrondale W,I; was held It November 20 at Usborne Central school. Each member brought a guest. President June Stewart opened the meeting with the opening ode folloWed by the Mary Stewart collect, She welcomed the members and guests and gave a reading "Another Sweet December". The- roll call was, "your greatest accomplishment" each member introduced their guest. • I The Christmas Meeting of The theme of the next 4-H farm girl to enter the Farm very interesting . demon- and other Reed work. reading.. Mrs. Routly of art of making Christmas stream of Basket Weaving Helen Webber gave a klutiville demonstrated the snowmen. Times-Advocate, December,1980 Pope Joyce Strasser Stratford Short Bread 2 c. pastry flour 1 c. butter c. brown, sugar Mix well, roll, cut in squares. Bake till light brown in 259 oven. Recipe can be doubled, Nettie Cole is • club will be "Ready, get set sew", a committee was named to find leaders. Mrs. Pooley gave the Hospital report. Olive Hicks gave the report of the Public Relations officers workshop. It was voted to send a donation of $50.00 to the Family and Children's Christmas fund. A committee of Fern Dougall, Irene Stewart and Ann Bray were selected to look after sponsoring a local princess contest at the Farm Show in London in. March. Marian Dougall gave the report of the district executive meeting. Olive Thompson chaired the program prepared by the Branch directors and gave a reading, followed by a sing- song of Christmas carols. Alma Langford gave the motto "He that stays in the valley never gets ove the hill". Kay Penhale gave a ChristianWomen meet stressed by a guest speaker at the Christmas meeting of the Christian Womens Club. , The special speaker was Major Earl McInnes of the Salvation Army. Major McInnes read to the women, from chapter two of Luke in the New English Bible. He said that the word manger is used only three times in the entire Bible. Major McInnes said that Luke II was a favourite selection among clergymen because it made three points quite clear. He described the three points as Mary laying her child in thd manger, the angels, promising the shepherds that they would find the child in the manger, and the discovery of the child in the manger by the shepherds. Major McInnes was in- vited to speak at the club by Shirley Luther, who was in charge of the meeting. He is presently the divisional commander with the Salvation Army in Grand Falls, Newfoundland. He and his wife Shirley were visiting with Mrs. Luther. He is the former pastor at the London Citadel on Springbank Drive. Mrs. McInnes sang a duet with Nan Britton, entitled "Star of the East". Mary Lou Tait accompanied them on the piano. Mrs. Tait also A CARD PURCHASER — Rosalie Berends purchases Christmas cards from Louise Amerongen and Dina Neevil at Friday's Bethel Reformed Church bazaar. T-A photo Manger is stressed The importance of the manger in the nativity was provided music for a Christmas carol sing. A pot luck buffet luncheon was served. About 50 women were present for the Christmas luncheon. The women decided that they will not be meeting in December. They meet on the last Friday of each month, and are undenominational. eczt. COSMETICS (Ili ANN BAYNHAM Drop in to see our Christmas tree of great gift ideas all under $25 pearls, chains, pins, lockets, earrings, bracelets, childrens jewellery western hats, belts, woolen sets...and for someone else a "gift cer- tificate." facials, make-up waxing (hair removal) eyebrow shaping? lash? brow tinting - ear piercing 199 William St. Exeter 235-2225 Wed., Thurs., Fri. 10 a.m. 6 p.m. Sat. & Evenings by appointment I MR. AND MRS. THOMAS KADLECIK Thomas Kadlecik and Jo Ann Dupuis were married in Windsor on September 5. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stan Dupuis of Windsor, and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. George Kadlecik of Grand Bend. The couple are residing in Grand Bend. FISHER'S ABATTOIR and MEATS Zurich 236-7793 HOMEMADE Sausage Summer Sausage Headcheese '1.49 lb. 1.95 lb. 1.00 lb.