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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1983-10-05, Page 6rFresh Utility Grad•, 6-10 Ib. avg i1 for your traditional NIMES WNN ...our traditional Llbbys Fancy. 48 oz. tin Tomato Juice 891 .� Superior Duncan Hines Deluxe I1, 520 g. Cake Mixes 1.09 Superior 1r Backs Sweet Mixed or Yum Yum 1 litre Pickles 1.69 Superior Aylmer, 10 oz. tin Tomato Soup 3/1.00 low prices Nlbl•ts Fancy, 12 oz. fin Kernel Corn 691 Superior White Swan, 2 roll pack Paper Towels 99C, Ocean Spray, 40 oz. Cranberry Cocktail 2.39 Home Oven White Sliced, 450 g. Bread 39Coaf r 1S.prri.r 1 Eaglebrand Condensed, 300 ml. Milk 1.79 Van Camp. 14 oz. tin Beams a Pork 59 Your choice, 750 mi. Pepsi Cola Del Monte, In jute., 14 oz.tin Crushed. Sliced or Tid Bits Pineapple 394 794 E.D. Smiths, Pumpkin, 19 oz. tin Pie Filling 1.19 frozen foods Old South 100% Florida, 12.5 oz. Orange Juke Mrs. Smiths, 680 g. Pumpkin Pie General Foods, 500 ml. Cool Whip McCains, 1 kg. bag Peas & Mixed Vegetables Superior Hostess 200 g. 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Angel Cakes 1.69 Sunshine, pkg. of 12 D inner Rolls 59 No. 2 Flamingo B utter Tarts 1.39 I Times -Advocate, October 5, 1983 TO MARRY - Ms. Isobel Atmore is delighted to an- nounce the forthcoming marriage of her daughter Katherine Victoria, to Christopher Graham, son of Graham and Johanna Eagleson. The ceremony will be held at Greenway United Church on October 15, 1983. Open reception dance to follow. TO MARkY - Doug and Helen Stewart, Seaforth are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their ' daughter Cynthia Margaret to Mr. Douglas Allen Simp- son, London, son of Mr. Lloyd Simpson, London and Marie Simpson, Stratford. The wedding will take place Saturday, October 22, 1983 at Egmondville United Church in Egmondville, Ontario. Reception to follow in Seaforth. 2 ib MW*X1RUZ( • We Have Mistake -Proof Sunworthy "Room B oks". • Every Sunworthy Pattern Is Prepasted. • A New Decor The Easy Way. • Nome The Room... We Have The Sunworthy Book. �``_2 SUN WORTHY YES YOU CAN WALLCOVERINGS Professional Help For Beautiful Results Exeter mor Centre 15 Gidley St. E., 235-1010 Playhouse build name first honorary member The eleventh annual meeting of the Huron Country Playhouse Guild was held on Wednesday at Oakwood Inn, Grand Bend. Mrs. Tory McKenzie, president of the Guild, welcomed 30 members to 'he luncheon which preced- ed the annual meeting. Mrs. Jill Waters, vice- president of the board of Directors of the Huron Coun- try Playhouse, accepted a cheque from the Guild in the amount of 82,000. Mrs. Agnes Todd was the presenter for the Guild. Mrs. McKenzie gavea short report outlining the many activities of the Guild during 1983 and spoke briefly of her hopes for the 1984 season. Heather Redick, publicity director for the Playhouse, spoke on the successful season achieved by the Playhouse during 1983. She mentioned that 50,000 people attended the plays presented this year. She also stated that the Playhouse Guild should take pride in the theatre they are working so hard for as it is the most successful, finan- cially, in the country. Mrs. Redick also mention- ed the great success of Children's Day at the Playhouse this past summer with over 1,000 children hav- ing a wonderful time on that occasion with puppets, balloons etc. Mrs. Redick stated that a proposal has been made for six productions at the Playhouse next year in order to lengthen the season and that tickets will go on sale in January, 1984. Mrs. Redick also praised the Guild for the work they are doing for the Playhouse. The executive of the Huron Country Playhouse Guild for 1983-84 is as follows: President, Mrs. Tory McKenzie; 1st vice pres., Mrs. Ellen Coutts; 2pd vice pres., Mrs. Helen Kleinstiver; secretary, Mrs. Ruth Lemon; treasurer Mrs. Betty Hoyles; historian, Mrs. Pat Venton; projects, Mrs. Phyl. Wilkins, Crediton 4-H choose slate By Carolyn Pritchard Officers were elected at the first meeting of the Crediton Cosmetic Cuties. Leaders are Doreen Browning and Mary Ann Govers. Officers are president Heather Hern, vice-president Heather Browhing, secretary Sandra Stire, press reporter Carolyn Pritchard and phone girls Kim Hoffman and Leanne Stewart. The second meeting was held on September 29 at the Crediton Hall. The meeting began with the 4-H pledge and the reading of the minutes of the last meeting. Our presid. nt Heather Hern demonstrated some ex- ercises to music that we will be using later on. She showed us how to do them to music. After that we did the roll call and were told about or home activities. After the meeting was closed the smart shoppers game was played. The next meeting will be Oc tober 3. How thoughtful of Mother Nature' By the time we re ch the sitting -around slate of life she endows us with a•bigger cushion. c A FLOWER IS ALWAYS WORTH A THOUSAND WORDS. 2 t�, I lip Agriculture Canada 11 See your Flowers Canada florist early. 1 DLAR 1.1.0RISTS 414 Mein St. P ENTREExeter, Confers() C138-0221 Mrs. Betty Stein, Mrs. Pat Venton; phone committee, Mrs. Aline Smith, Mrs. Jo Ayton, Mrs. Melba Land- strom, Mrs. Phyl. Wilkins. The guest speaker, Miss Angela Armitt, retired dean, U.W.O. and an Executive Of- ficer of the Huron Country Playhouse Board of Directors was given an enthusiastic welcome when introduced by Mrs. Pat Venton. Miss Armitt began her talk by saying that she would do anything she could to promote the Playhouse and then proceed- ed to once again delight her appreciative audience with her own unique humour. She spoke briefly on how successful communication can be when done with humour. She also gave the Guild many suggestions to help the Guild financially. Miss Armitt ended her talk In her own initimable way, leaving her audience happy and enthused about their ac- tivities with the Guild for 1984. Mrs. Al Coo,past president of the Guild, thanked Miss Arinitt. Mrs. Tory McKenzie an- nounced that it was a pleasure for the Guild to name Miss Angela Armitt their first honourary member. TO MARRY --- Mr. and Mrs. Clem Regier, RR 2 Zurich, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCormick, RR 1 Ilderton wish to announce the forthcoming marriage of their children Mary Anne and George Kenneth on Saturday, October 15 at 2:30 p.m. at St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church, St. Joseph's, Ont. Open reception to follow in Hensall. TO MARRY - Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fuller, Exeter are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Gail Ann to Brad Kenneth, son of Mr. Ken Murray. The marriage will take place on Saturday, Oc- tober 15, 1983 at 3 p.m. in Exeter United Church, Ex- eter. Open reception to follow. Turkeys 2.62 kg./Ib. 1 . 19 Devon Brand Sliced 500 g. 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