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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-06-23, Page 7*op erion WE SELL FOR LESS! Maple Leaf 1'', Ib. tin CANNED HAMS 3.69 Glad Pack of 10 GARBAGE BAGS 1.35 Del Monte Seasoned Green or 14 oz. in WAX BEANS 6 C Dessert Topping, 95 g. LUCKY WHIP 75C Maltre'd Instant 10 oz I0r4.49 Crest, Bonus Pack 1 a a m .pus 1 m• ree TOOTHPASTE 1.89 COFFEE Your choice of 4,150 g. MAGIC PANTRY 1.69 Del Monte, your choice PUDDINGS 1.'55 Vapona No Pest STRIPS KGlad, 24's plus 4 Free KITCHEN CATCHERS 1.59 -••-st• • .' •:V., ilite..r)11..s..4. • MIDDLESEX COUNTY HONOURS - County Honours for completing six clubs were presented at Saturday's Middlesex 4-H Achievement Day held at Biddulph Central School. From the left are Linda Schon, Birr; Kim Hoevenaars, Bryanston; Julie McRobert, Granton; Shelley Gillan and Debora Giesen, Lucan and Rhonda Mac- Donald and Louise Mardlin, Prospect Hill. T -A photo Look for possibilities in old age says cleric Rev. J. Forsythe dedicated his Sunday sermon to senior citizens at Exeter United Church. He spoke from Psalm 102 about our days like a shadow that declineth. Many people don't seem to want to face the decline. We seem to get caught up in how old is elderly. Is it 60 or 65 years of age? People grow old Rebekahs plan events Pride of Huron Rebekah Lodge held their regular meeting Wednesday evening with VG . Audrey Rowe presiding and 29 members at- tended. PNG Joyce Morgan was Vice Grand. Sister Audrey gave the sick and visiting report. Several members had received cards and gifts. Members were also reminded of the Flea Market during Heritage Days. The inaugural meeting will be held in the Lodge Hall Wednesday evening June 23 at 8 p.m. It was voted to have a pot luck supper to start our fall meetings in September. The campout will be the end of August. Following the meeting UNO was played and a delicious lunch of cake, ice cream and strawberries enjcyed. The dizzor SQop Summer Special Hair Cuts adults 54.00 1st child 3.00. each add. , child 2.00 Try o wash and wear, :asy care, unisex perm. only 20.00 Call for Appointment 228-6927 HAIR Care For The Entire Family! by deserting their ideals. Worry and despair make us old. Old age is a normal phase. There is a tendency to make old age into something that is queerly different - a problem or a disease. Our seniors have been categorised and surveyed ad nauseam. We must look for the possibilities in old age. We cannot ignorethe insecurity and the loneliness of our seniors. We have to be thankful for the days the good Lord gives us. The minister said the shadow changes in its decline. Changes may be physical. The number of our friends decay as lima bears its children away. Some don't face the change. They wantto cling to the fountain of youth. The big question is how to react to the changes. Remember seniors have done and are doing many things. We have a hard time getting seniors at home when we call. Because your hair goes white doesn't mean your spirit has to be bleached. Even when you are confined to your room you can have a ministry of prayer and communication. The preacher also said there was a finality about old GRADUATES - Brian H. Gill received a Bachelor of Mathematics (Honours Computer Science) degree at Convocation exercises held at the University' of Waterloo, May 29, 1982. Brian and his wife Shirley live in Waterloo where he has accepted a position with Mutual Life. Brian is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gill, Thedford. OWN A BEST SELLER ... . AND IT'S Jitee WEIGHT WATCHERS 365 -DAY MENU COOKBOOK JOIN ANYTIME BETWEEN MAY 17 AND SEPTEMBER 4, 1982. 'ATTEND 12 CONSECUTIVE WEEKS AND THIS 518.95 VALUE CAN BE YOURS FREE. THE WEIGHT WATCHERS 385 -DAY MENU COOKBOOK WHICH APPEARS ON THE N.Y TIMES BEST SELLERS' LIST IS 'FILLED WITH OVER 500 TEMPTING RECIPES. Enroll N any clap In Isla wea.' RagUlntlon and Ilrat maalln0 leo 515 00 $4.0o waalty IMrealtar. Santer CIUEana and aludanu - R.gI.I .lion and Will maaling IN •7.00. 11 00 wNaly tPvltller FOR FURTHER INFORMATION ON CLASS LOCATIONS IN THIS AREA CALL 1-519-742-1161 Wo.°nr Walcnr,s i.`r ' roa) ,.a, r. „' r'.r 1'Inp^� Wa,r hp's T•a1Pma,Y age about which we needn't be doleful. He acknowledged a debt to Dr. Elisabeth Kubler Ross for her r writings on ap- proaching even death itself. Many of us have unChris- tian ideas of death. The Chris- tian view is _that we are mar- ching to Emmanuel's land. Resurrection is written on our destiny. (Seniors we treasure your friendship and love you for all ' the good you have given us. Sy _MRs. PETER MARTIN Norris Desjardine of Grand Bend has recently finished the burning and - burying the debris from the large L shaped barn just south of Crediton, belonging to Irving Stahl. He has graded and levelled the barn bank and has made a completely satisfactory A-1 job which will make a great improvement to the farm. Mrs. Zina Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Martin, Steven and Paul and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Martin have returned home from Delvan, Wiscon- sin. Mrs. Martin's brother, August Seidel' passed away June 18 and they attended the funeral Friday and stayed to visit with relatives in the area before returning home late Sunday evening. Visitors with Dick and Deb Lord this week were Dick's aunt and , uncle, Bill and Marion Crosby, from Edgware, England and Dick's mother Mary Lord. from St. Thomas. The Crosby's are spending six weeks in Canada visiting with four of Marion's sisters. LEADER HONOURED - Phyllis O'Neill of the Lucan area received o Leadership certificate for 10 years of service at Saturday's -Middlesex 4-H Achievement Day. Making the presentation at the left is Middlesex Home Economist Grace Whittington. T -A photo TASTY NII BAKERY & CHEESE HOUSE Summer Specials White or Chocolate Round Layer Cakes .ach2.39 Honey Glazed Donuts 6/1.09 Maple Leaf Mozzarella Ib.2.49 Edam Cheese Ib. 2.69 We hove a wide variety of Canadian and imported cheeses fo cut "fresh off the block"! fir ' W B i� b'� Thank you 'to all our customers who helped make our �;a,EI O.,a:,a such a. success. We look forward to serving you again soon! A&H PERIOR F • H UPERI • R F•• D MARK 1 1- W a a 0 0 a 0 aC W a 4 443 Main St., Exeter 235-0332 Zurich, 236-4912 Seaforth 527-1803 Takes Chicago flower course a., I_ 1r, •, 16 •-, • Times -Advocate, June 23,1982 ' YS Noel Veri of the Flower Pedler is taking a special course of instruction at the American Floral Art School in Chicago. This famous training center for florists has graduates in leading flower shops in all parts of the United States and Canada and in 28 countries around the world. 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