Times-Advocate, 1986-10-01, Page 11Times -Advocate, October 1, 1986
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GET 25 YEAR AWARDS — Pot Fletcher, left and Rosemary Schaefer at the right are honoured on com-
pleting 25 years in the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. Making the presentation in the centre is Alpha Tau
chapter past president Donno Jones. T -A photo
hwy. 4 and 83, Exeter
You are invited for 2 hours of
DOLLAR
SAVINGS
Remember our last Dollar Savings Sale on Thursday, Sept. 11?
Well, it's happening again!! You are invited to another Dollar
Savings Special
Thursday, Oct. 2
While quantities
last
Take advantage of these
Extra Specials from 7 p.m. - 9 p.m.
Save on our regular specials this week. (Check our flyer in this week's T -A for details)
MOVE UP TO ALPHA TAU - Pot Fletcher, president of the Alpha Tau Sorority chapter welcomes.Marion
Rider, Shirley Walkom, Elsie Witteveen and Donno Webster who are moving up from Beta Theta chapter.
Order
Now
for your
Special Occasion
1 Just give us the words.
We'II decorate your
coke
Specialty desserts
Also available
Phone: 237-3744
11111111111
Changed 4-H format
explained to Institute
The changed format of 4H clubs
was explained to the Hurondale
Women's Institute at their September
meeting by co -leaders Karen Ether-
ington and Marjorie Dayman of
Hurondale II club. There are no
longer notes to be written in longhand
but blanks to be filled•in outline notes.
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Winner
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Triad
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Available
September 29th to
October 26th only
Save now on a deliciously,
generous dinner for the
whole family - includes
s► 20picee harrel, plus
t%%O 0)) ml (sole slaw, bean,
macaroni, or potato salads
and a loaf of hread.
1!,-,,��
K.qntuckyied Chicken
227 Main St. N., Exeter
31 Ontario St. N., Grand Bend
It'sourtaste that makesus
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Achievement meetings are held on
a week night from 7 until 9:30 p.m. to
accommodate those who maybe
working weekends. Club members
are expected to present a good book
and be a good all round member.
In the. recent Garden Club
members were encouraged to try
novel ideas like carving their name on
a pumpkin, growing Indian corn,
gourds and popcorn, braiding the tops
of drying onions as well as preserv-
ing and pickling their produce.
The boys proved that they could'
make good pickles by giving a sam-
ple and the girls who are taking piano
lessons played instrumentals which
were enjoyed.
The Family and Consumers Affairs
committee was in charge of the pro=
gram. Mary Rowcliffe gave a
humourous reading and the motto, "A
house depends on the depth of the
purse, a home depends on the depth
of the heart," was well taken by
Laura Sillery.
President Erlma Keller opened the
meeting with the Institute Ode and
Mary Stewart Collect. Members were
reminded of the Hospital Tag days
October 3 and 4. A donation was voted
to the Hospital.
Any member wishing to attend the
area convention in London October 16
and 17 should call the president or
secretary before October 1. Fern
Dougall and Olive Hicks will be
delegates.
Next meeting October 29, will be
special as Hurondale is entertaining
Elimvile W.I. and the district presi-
dent. The speaker will be Karen
McLagan of the Advanced
Agricutlural Leadership Program.
All 'are welcome.
Pentecostal
ladies meet
The September meeting of the
Women's Ministries of the
Pentecostal Church was held at the
home of Mrs. Ruth McLaren with 10
members present. The meeting was
opened by Mrs. Jean Triebner and
prayer was -offered by Mrs. Edith
Millar.
The roll call was answered by
everyone with a scripture verse con-
taining the word, "glorify". The
financial report was given by Mrs.
Mary Blanchard. A letter was read by
Mrs. Jean Triebner from Bethell
Home. Mrs. Ruth McLaren read a
coupl o poems as her special
numbermissionary reading was
given by Idena Desjardine about
missionaries in Newfoundland.
Mrs. Shirley Prouty gave the
message on how we can have a vic-
torious life in Christ. She referred to
Romans 7:11 and Romans 8:1. Prayer
time followed with each member par-
ticipating. Several choruses were
then sung.
A delicious lunch was served by
Mrs. Connie Donnan and Ruth
McLaren assisted by Mrs. Ada
Triebner.
Enter draw on
our (Teddy) Teddy Bear
Draw
takes place every Monday until Oct. 27
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Save on over 90 Red Tag Specials - all at great
savings and we're not even a warehouse!
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We reserve the right to limit quantities to normal family requirements.
NEW FALL STORE HOURS
Mon.
8:30 - 6
Tues.
8:30 - 6
Wed.
8:30-6
Thurs.
8:30 - 9
Fri.
8:30-9
Sat.
8:30 - 6
Mow food races
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