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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-10-13, Page 141 imus-Advucute, Oc tuber 13,1982 VEGETABLES FOR SALE — Jane, Derek and Mary Ann Kelders were in charge of one of a number of vegetable stands.at Saturday's farmer's market in Grand Bend. TS -5230 105 Channel Capability Random Access Electronic tuning with Infa Red Remote Control Holiday visitors in Shipka area Tom and Roseanne, Jackie and Jenny Russell of Cottam, spent the weekend here with the girls' grandparents Cliff and Velma Russell, and other relatives. Ric and Esther Storey, London, Jim and Judy Snyder, were Sunday dinner guests with Ferman and Leota Snyder.. Saturday night supper guests with Milton and Eva Sweitzer, were Eva's mother, Mrs. Elsie Comfort, of Welland, sisters and husbands, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Property Lovers set constitution Grand Bend Property Lovers' Organization held their last meeting until spring and elected an executive to serve the group through the winter. Jack Olzem is president, 'Bruce Woodley, vice- preident, Shirley Mitchell is secretary -treasurer and Irene Kennedy is admistrative assistant. Olzem presented a constitu- tion for the group which will be sent out to all members. The first meeting for the group in 1983 will be the fourth Saturday in April. Prisciak,Smithville, Mr. and Mrs. Gerson Brady and Gall, of Welland, and sister Doris Sweitzer. Dinner guests with Doris on Sunday were the Prisclak's, Brady's, Mrs. Comfort, Mrs. Marilyn Pickering, Eva and Milton Sweitzer. John and Beverley, Sherri- Lynn and Stephen Keller spent Thanksgiving weekend with Beverley's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kirk at Moorefield. Saturday night supper guests with John and Linda Wuerth, Rebecca and Sarah, were Linda's parents, brothers, and grandma, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hern, Rob- bie and Fred, of Woodham and Mrs. Gladys Hern, Ex- eter. On Sunday the Wuerth's visited John's grandma, Mrs. Robert Hunter in Strathroy. Earl Stebbins spent Thanksgiving Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lester Desjar-' dine, at Thedford Roseanne, Jackie and Jen- ny Russell, visited Sunday afternoon with Annie and Hugh Morenz. Thanksgiving guests Mon- day with Doug and Ann Russell, Connie, Alex, Elizabeth and Jill, were Cliff and Velma Russell, Mrs. Marge Russell, Windsor, Kathy Russell and friend Rick. I want to see the movie E.T. I really do. But I think some kind of extra-terrestial forces are working against me. Not that it's really necessary to see E.T. anymore. I know exactly how the plot progresses because all my friends have been feel- ing sorry for me, and they give me a play-by-play of the action. Ever since the movie opened early this summer, I have heard complete descrip- tions of the story, which always end with the order "You must go see it". Even my young niece'Lydia gave me all the details when she visited here in August. Lydia lives in Nassau in the Bahamas, and she had even seen E.T. there. You see, I had been counting on taking her to see it during her visit here, but like everyone else, she had already taken it in. ' Even the run-down old theatre in Nassau was up with the times when it came to a popular movie like E.T. My husband, Victor had heard a lot about E.T., too, ' and finally we set off for London tc see it. We arrived at the theatre to find a three block Line-up, and show time still over an hour away. We knew we wouldn't get in that night. October Home & Harvest Sale Cuprinol Stain Reduced to Clear 25% Off Remaining Stock Exterior CIL Paint 15% Off Existing Stock Wooden Dog Houses • Precut - ready to assemble • Hardware included • Floor included • 2 sizes available Both on Display ;4995.°. Small 40" $5595 Large 48" ea. Fibreglas Pink Friction Fit Insulation R12 15" wide x 48" long 90 Sq. Ft. per Bundle R20 15" wide x 48" long 50 sq. ft. per bundle 15 99 bundle I499 bundle Shop Co -Op for quality products EXETER DISTRICT CO-OP zit 221 Brock St. Exeter 235-2081 SS Mary's • \musings By Mary Alderson We went home, certain we would see E.T. on our next trip to London. Unfortunately, a few weeks later, we found even longer lineups with more waiting time than ever.'Stan- ding in line without even hav- ing a sure thing at the end of the queue is not our idea of a good time. On our next trip to see E.T. we decided to try for the ear- ly show. We drove to London in the early afternoon and planned to go out for dinner -first. After our meal, we headed across town to the theatre. As we neared the theatre, neither of us were feeling very well: We decided to skip the movie and head home. We felt. miserable, and thought we were coming down with some kind of 'flu. However, it was later deter- mined that it wasn't flu but food poisoning. Since this isn't a restaurant critique, I won't mention the name of that par- ticular eating establishment. But if you want to know where not to dine, we can certainly tell you. After that disaster, we shelved our plans to see E.T. for awhile. Eventually I notic- ed that E.T. was arriving at the Kineto Theatre in Forest. The Kineto, for you readers who didn't get to see E.T. there either, is a great little theatre which is being kept. alive in Forest by a very dedicated Kiwanis Club. The theatre has undergone exten- siverenovations and Kiwanis members hold numerous fund raisers to keep it on its feet. New movies are brought in each weekend. Anyway, I was very excited when E.T. arrived in Forest. You see, the old Kineto holds a special place in my heart. It was nearly 13 years ago that Victor and I had our first date there. My excellent memory may not impress Victor much, but we saw "Blackbeard's Ghost" - a Walt . Disney classic - in December of 1969. Well, the night we went to see E.T. 1 guess no one was in- terested in my sentimental at- tachments to the Kineto, because they didn't offer to let us in. The scene was the same as we had in London - long lineups with ushers turning those at the end away. And although turning crowds away was something unusual for the Kineto, and very pleasing to the Kiwanis club, it didn't make us too happy. E.T. was held over an extra day in Forest, and even then we weren't able to see it. Oh, well I've heard the plot a dozen or more times, now. I've seen pictures on everything from dinner trays in the stores to patterns for making the stuffed E.T. doll. Maybe I'll catch it when it comes on television. Or maybe extra-terrestial just don't want me to see it. It's not work to walk. So why not Walk to work? SCHOOL SUPPORT LIST TOWNSHIP OF STANLEY School Support Lkt • prepored es requk.d by the Assessment Act will be publldy posted in the e/Mco of the tAunkipel Cleric en the lith MY of October. INS. CompleInts M the nature of requests for corrections to. or deletions for the list cosy be made by completing endfiling o form obtainable et the Hanley Township office. The lest day for filing forms request) corrections Is October SS, INS. Mail Graham C$wi Treasurer Township of Sheehy Ms_cefloki. Ont. 4 KNITWEAR FOR SALE Olive Miller and Olive Webb display some of their knitted craft articles during Satur- day's farmer's market along Grand Bend's main street. Farm market successful Grand Bend and area Chamber of Commerce pro- duced the first Farmers Market in the village, Satur- day. Produce, crafts and tables of flea market items lined the streets. A number of stalls were sold out by noon. It was an easy, friendly at- mosphere in the village with just enough traffic to make it interesting. The Womens' In- stitute bake tables were crowded with customers as long as the goodies lasted. An enterprising trio of youngsters sold two boxes of turnips which had been donated and apples and pears .picked by their mothers to raise money for the Parkhill skating club. . A prize donated by the Book Store was given to the Tender Spot for the most attractive display. The front of the store was decorated with corn stalks. Dave Sheppard had coffee and cake for those with tables close to the Young Classic Salon. • Winning photographs taken in conjunction with Sandcas- tle Day were on display at Gord and Jeans and prizes were awarded to winners by Beverly Harwood. zehrs line line hhul. ED RODENBURG Exeter Co-op announces the appoint- ment of Ed Rodenburg as Manager of Ex- eter District Co-op effective October 18, 1982. Derwood Braithwaite, after\ four years at Exeter, has moved on as Area Manager at llderton. Ed joined the Co-op system as a manage- ment trainee in . 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