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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1979-10-11, Page 9 (2)• tale 7-,l ado. SEE OUR WIDE SELECTION OF - Quality Woodstoves - Fireplace Accessories - Glass Doors - Selkirk Chimney & Stove Pipe - Copper & Brass Giftware - Oil Lamps 8 Accessories R.R. 1 FULLARTON • FORMERLY MUNRO SCHOOLHOUSE HW Y. 23 - 3 MILES SOUTH OF MITCHELL 348-9468 Open Mon. • Fri. ••t, Sat. Le, Closed Sun. JUST ARRIVED Our New Stock Of LUGGAGE We Now Have A Complete Selection of SOFT SIDED' LUGGAGE By Dionite And Samsonite LAY — AWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS A DEPOSIT WILL HOLD A DEPOSIT WILL HOLD Be Sure To See Our New Attache Cases and Tote Bags Smyth' SSHO E STORE MAIN ST PHONE 235-1933 EXETER NOW YOU CAN chi/re h decorated for service Many enjoy holiday in C!andeboye CLANDEBOYE Thanksgiving service and World Wide Communion was celebrated at the United Church with Rev. Keith Brown in charge. The girls choir sang "Bringing in the Sheaves." The church' was beautifully decorated with flowers, fruit and vegetables. Next Sunday, October 14, the Sacrament of Infant Baptism- will be celebrated. 4-H news The second meeting of Clandeboye Club number 1 was held at the home of their leader, Mrs. DeWeerd. The roll call was "Show my best colours, the colours I should avoid and tell my basic wardrobe colour. The topic for the meeting was Head start on hats. Mrs. DeWeerd demonstrated making rain hats and discussed other types of hats. UCW Mrs. Harold Mawson of London was hostess for the meeting of the United Church Women, on Tuesday. Twelve ladies were present including a former member, Myrtle Maclntosh, who resides in London. Irene Lynn and Jean Brown took - the devotions. In the business they were asked to cater to a family dinner in December. The hostess served a lovely lunch and a social time enjoyed by all. ' Personals Sunday visitors with Betty and Charlie Coughlin were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Butler, Marg and Dave Butler, Rick, Sandra and Robert all of Guelph, Cathy and Jerry Verkey Tina and Adam of near Centralia and Karen, Bill and Chris Cornelissen of near Ailsa Craig. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Williams "last week were Ellwood Derbyshire, Victoria, B.C. arid Addys Quick, Windsor and Sunday they entertained their family for Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Thompson and Mrs. Ber- niece Thompson attended a family party at the home of Mrs. Edith Watson, Lucan Friday evening. Their sister; Mrs. Minnie Barnes of B.C. who has been visiting relatives in the area since June, left for home Satur- day. - Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cun- ningham, Kim, Tracey and Jill spent Sunday with Mrs. Elizabeth Knight, Rodney. Monday, Wilfred Cun- ningham joined them for Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Harper and family of St. Pauls. Mr. and Mrs. Art Hodgins and Pat, Peter and Laura McLean of 12 -Lobo and Mrs. Irene McLean, East Williams enjoyed Thanksgiving dinner at the "White Carnation" at Wrnu1ffPROOP YOUR I3ASEmEnT QUICKLY, PERMANENTLY, & ECONOMICALLY Reso•e X YPf X 410,o,, ,are• X XPEX ann'.er r,.• G o 'O onC h.oi. xl XW W 0 permanently' From the INSIDE with XY Xypex starts working immediately. when applied 10 damp concrete block or poured concrete. and keeps on working 101 years' Xypex's chemicals react in concert with the chemi cals in concrete to create crystals which expand and permeate the pores of concrete 10 seal our moisture Nnnrns later above Msa �w snow n. w 4,41 r .eons w.vlrint) in beer, rr• r4l5Prr'.pn? ..1rY ar d 0(lou' "71' More Than 10 years of use in major construction projects throughout the world has demonstrated the permanent effectiveness of Xypex in water proofing of concrete - Xypex protects agrist water even under pressures 01 up to 125 lbs- ;ler sq inch YOU GET ALL THESE ADVANTAGES WITH XYPEX! 1 Increased home value 2 Elimination of damp- musty basements 3 Protection 1or'valuable panelling and finishing 4 Protection for stored articles Delivery wnd Credit Terms Available At Extra Cost 16 BRANCHES: AMHERSTRUR( E71 TER GODS RKC H . GRAND BEM) HARROW RINCARDiNE • KINGSV(e KITCHEN( R 736."' 135 14.. Sl1 23811'4 '38 111 , 196 1403 7.1.1 134, 893 7901 OWEN SOUND 376 1161 RIDGE TOWN 674 5465 SOUTHAMPTON 797324, ;,.476.741 996.: a-> 96 499.1 'Dow niA ESNs WINDSOR EAST 727 Wei V.8405OeWEST 7341721 MA TTHE WS 254 1743 5 Make basement into Irving space 6 Prevent dry rot of wall or floor studs 7 Waterproofing without digging • 8 Prevents unhealthy dampness 9 Guaranteed results 6 rel ' ..11 0, Or iiNTIOt. als riot VISA 1, t JfSCO(j1t- PDL27@9� HOME CENTRES ilk IV Lots of Free Parking 411 A 01V151071 01 aepal V1, roweta t0 '0 Holmesville Sunday and later called on Mr. and Mrs. Russell Brock of Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Carter, Kevin, Joanne and Lisa, and Mrs. Viola Carter spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. John Brownlee and family of Gravenhurst. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thom, Lucy and Mark, Bramalea were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lynn and family. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Hill enjoyed Thanksgiving dinner Sunday with their family at the "Red Pump" in Bayfield. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Millson, London, Clarence .Millson of the village, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Glavin, Leona and Mark, of Cen- tralia were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Millson. Thanksgiving guests with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lynn and family were Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Sawyer and Andrea, Wyoming, Mrs. Olive Horner, Parkhill, Joe Thompson and Ed. Twyn- stra. Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Henry and family were Mrs. Mary Henry and Mrs. Edna Rosser, Craigholme, Ailsa Craig and Mrs. Evelyn O'Neil, Lucan, Monday, the Henry's were Thanksgiving guests of Mrs. Helen Bogart and Charlie Cameron at their cottage at Long Point. Thanksgiving visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Pat Marrinan and family were Debbie and Rob Andrews and Kelly, London and Helen and Les McAuslan .and Shawn, Kitchener. Shawn remained for a few days with his grandparents. Mr. League and Mrs. area Estes of Madison Heights Michigan spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Dave Kestle. On Monday, they joined the rest of the family for Thanksgiving dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Newman and family, Lucan. Thanksgiving guests with Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Gebel and Susan were Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Gebel and twin sons, Marty and Desi of London and ' Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gebel and Tamara, Parkhill. Carolyn and Linda Hardy spent the weekend in Frankenmuth, Michigan. INSTALL REBEKAH OFFICERS - The Rebekah Lodge, Pride of Huron Number 338 installed their officers in.a ceremony Wednesday. In the back row (left -right) are Olive Hicks, Norma Miekle, Rose Broderick, Elaine Skinner, Joyce Morgan, Helen Jory, Evoline McAllister, Coro Smith, Audrey MacGregor, Leone Brock, Leona Hern, Jean Johns and Gladys Skinner. In the front row are Mavis Atthill, Alice Bowen, Rita Morley, Mari Luther, Marg Cook, Shirley Cooper, Barbaro Whiting, Lena Kirkland and Normo Hooper t' T -A photo Times- Advocate, October 1 1, 1979 Pogo 9 ANNOUNCEMENT LONDON LIFE is pleased to announce the appointment of Larry Johns as their agent for Exeter and area. Larry will be pleased to review your in- surance and personal financial needs. Contact Larry at 123 Victoria Street West, Exeter 235-1209 London Life NOW IT'S REALLYI98O! CHRYSLER CORDOBA Chrysler enl,ineering proves t'ou can have personal luxury and furl efficiency in the same car. •I•hc' car is let,endary Chrysler Cordoba. Dramatically re styled. superbly re- enzinrered for 1980. Great new Chiysler, Dodge Sic Plymouth cars and Dodge trucks have arrived at MATHERS MOTORS CHRYSLER NEW YORKER - A full-size beauty. engineered to be the most luxurious car in iisclass. Spacious. elegant. loaded with standard features. 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