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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1984-07-11, Page 7MARY MILES READY TO SERVE BONELESS DINNER HAMS KG 5.27 LB 2.39 SCHNEIDERS (STORE SLICED) BLUE RIBBON B OLOGNA KO 3.95 LS. 1.79 SELECTED VARIETIES 250 0 SCHNEIDERS MEAT PIES 1 •390 Women Today remain at present Clinton site Womenroday is remaining Works project grant that plred in June. Although the at their location of 52 Huron enabled the group to obtain group will not have a paid Street in,Clinton, A Canada their office in Januasy ex- staff, volunteers will be keep- ing the office open two days a week over the summer • holidays. "The organization has real- ly grown this year," says Valerie Bolton, volunteer for Women Today. "We have doubled our membership so far this year and are worki on plans for a fall program." A donation of $500 from the Women Teachers' Federation has enabled the group to con- tinue in between project grants. Women Today, a Huron County Network of women, has the goal of raising the status and awareness of htral women. The group conducts workshops and seminars and maintains a supportive net- work for women living in Huron. Four new board members were elected to this years' ex- ecutive of Women Today. Debbie Wilbee of Dashwood, Debbie Selkirk of Lucknow, Fran McQuail of Lucknow and Elaine McDivitt of Seaforth join four members from last years' executive; Brenda McIntosh of Seaforth, Margaret DeJong of Seaforth, Marj Hutchison of Exeter and Susan Hundertmark of Seaforth. The group can be reached Mondays and Wednesday from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. by phoning 482-9706. More volunteers are needed and welcomed. MR. AND MRS. MIKE KORICINA Mary -Ann Govers, daughter of John and Mary Govers, Crediton, and Mike Koricina, son of Ambrose and Helen Koricina, Lucan, were united in marriage June 16, 1984 at Our Lady of Mount Carmen Church. Jane Bruijns, cousin of the bride, was maid of honour. Bridesmaids were Deana Govers, sister -in- ow of the bride, Janet Koricina, sister of the groom, Kim Adair and Mary Hen- driks, friends of the bride. Kevin Mbrgon, friend of the groom was best man. Guests were ushered by Ken and Rick Govers, brothers of the bride, Kevin Koricina, cousin of the groom and George Jongeneel, friend of the groom. Kimmy Govers, niece of the bride and Julie Koricina, cousin of the groom were flowergirls and David Govers, nephew of the bridewas ringbearer. Mike and Mary -Ann are now residents at RR 2 Ailsa Craig. Photo by Jack Doerr Kirkton By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS Mr. and Mrs. Burns Blackler and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Davis visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Fairbairn at Meneset Park. Miss Heather Urquhart of Toronto has been holidaying with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jack Urquhart. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Ballard and Craig of Mississauga spent the weekend with Mr. Rea Stephen. Miss Karen Atkinson has left on a five-week tour of England, Germany and Switzerland. Mrs Margaret Walker of Windsor spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Ilarold Davis Mr. John Craig and Car- man of Blyth visited Sunday with Mrs. Roy Switzer and Jack. The Kirkton 4-11 beef club held its third meeting of the year at the home of 4 -If leader Mike O'Shea. This meeting had a lesson on the breeding and manage- ment of the cow -calf herd. Also a class of market steers were judged. The next meeting for the Kirkton 4-H beef club is Wednesday July llth at the farm of Scott Sephens. Twenty eight guests were in attendance on July 2nd for a reunion of the 1980 Tour Group that went to Australia and New Zealand with Roy Jewell that year. Gladys and Roy Cunningham of Clandeboye hosted the reu- nion and all enjoyed a buffet dinner and supper, as well as a good visit together. David Barnes, Calgary is spending the summer holidays with his grand- parents Velma and Harold Hardy. Congratulations! to Jill Cunningham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cunningham who received her Executive Secretarial Diploma from Fanshawe College and is presently employed at Canada Turst, London. DRAPB and OTHER THINGS Put a personal touch into your decorating needs. • Wall coverings • Window Treatments • Pratt & Lambert Paints Free shop at home service CaII Carolyn Bradford ..IDRAPIE 1 at 229-6194 Kem Exterior Flat Latex $19 99 and up per gal. Kem Exterior Gloss Latex $21 Kern Exterior Alkyd 99 and up per gal. $2299 Available at per gal. Exeter Decor Centre 15 Gidley St. E., Just behind Bank of Nova Scotia 235-1010 Open daily 9 - 5 GETS BA - Mary Ann Hogan, daughter of Joseph and Ruth Hogan of Exeter, recently graduated on the Dean's Honour List from the University of Western On- tario with o Bachelor of Arts degree in French and Spanish. Mary Ann will be attending Althouse Teachers' College in September. BUSINESS GRAD --- Mr. and Mrs. Ed Johns, RR 3 Exeter are pleated to an- nounce the graduation of their daughter Koren. Graduating from the Business Course at Fan- shawe College, Karen has majored in Marketing. MEDICINE GRAD - Ellen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry VanLeeuwen, RR 2 Grand Bend, graduated June 8, 1984 from the University of Western On- tario Faculty of Medicine with the degree of Doctor of Medicine. Ellen hos ac- cepted a residency posi- tion in family medicine at Queen's University, Kingston. MR. AND MRS. ADRIAN J. EYRE. Mr. and Mrs. Jouko Willgren and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Eyre are happy to announce the marriage of their children Ann-Christin and Adrian John. The " double ring ceremony took place May 26th 1984 in Calgary. Follow- ing a reception at the Marlborough Inn the bride and groom left for Florida. Ann and Adrian wish to express their love and ap- preciation to their parents. Roberts wants women involved Times -Advocate, July 11, 1984 Pepe 7 More iunpoi'tant than stainp Iick•r. Women have a more impor- tant political funytlon than just licking stamps, Employ- ment and Immigration' Minister John Roberts told the founding meeting of the Perth Women's Liberal Commission. The also-ran in the recent Liberal leadership campaign said women can work at every level of the party. There were about 20 women, representing a wide age range, at the formation meeting on July 5 in Stratford. Roberts pointed out that about 1600 women, about half, were delegates at the June leadership convention. This compares to about 400 women delegates in 1968. "This reflects a shift that must take place," said the federal minister. He said this is an exciting time for women to enter the political process noting that the "next few days, few weeks" will "set the course of politics into the next century." The women formed a foun- ding committee, which said Mary Hill of Stratford, will formulate the direction the women's oommission should take: This basic committee from Perth County, along with Heather Redick of RR 2 Zurich in the federal riding of Huron -Bruce will put these ideas together over the sum- mer months. Mrs. Hill said it is possible ' that the Perth Women's Com- mission may unite forces with a similar group in Huron County. There is presently no such commission in Huron and Mrs. Hill noted that the 1 cOMmission doesn't have to follow' political boundaries. "The stated purpose of the Women's Liberal Commis- sion is to provide a forum for Wedding Cake Rentals Now Available Fountain rental availoble .with decoroted cake Will deliver within 20 miles of Lucan. For ap- pointment please phorfe Cake Creations Alede McComb 227-4817 women to promote a better society by developing an awareness of political issues and policies among Canadian women and to increase their active participation at all levels of the Liberal Party of Canada," states the guidelines used to form the commission. Theguldelines identify the Affirmative Action Policy as an available tool, to bring about necessary changes. Women's commissions are another tool identified. "Waiting together, women can provide Pstrong Fresence In the political arena and en- sure that their collective voice is heard on every elected body In the (Liberal) party and in the government , con- cludes the guidelines. The women forming the founding committee are Mrs. Hill, Sue Clark, Ruth Neilson and Laurel Armstrong all of Stratford and Elizabeth Willems of Mitchell and Kathryn McCotter of St. Marys. A&H We Deliver - 235-0212 OPEN THURSDAY & FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9 P.M. CHEER 2 POWDERED DETERGENT 6 L BOX 3.59 ♦ SYLVANIA STANDARD INSIDE FROSTED LIGHT BULBS PKG. QF 2 ASSORTED FLAVOURS TANG FRUIT DRINKS PKG. OF 3 250ML McCAIN FRENCH FRIES STRAIGHT OR CRINKLE BEEFEATER OR SHOESTRING 1 KG BAG SMOOTH OR CRUNCHY KRAFT PEANUT BUTTER 500 G JAR 1.69 'SUNBRITE LIQUID BLEACH 3.6 L 99 L � ALLEN'S CANADA WHITE VINEGAR 4 L JUG 1 29 ALL VARIETIES OF TAB, SPRITE OR COKE ■ ♦ DEP. ASSORTED VARIETIES FANCY PINEAPPLE Brand's Nearly New Shop 399 Main St. 235-1901 AMR Going Out of 172 ML BTL. A� SAUCE89 Business Sale 250 MLDEL . ■99 July 12 - July 28 365 ML TIN ■CHOCo9 Everything must go! ! ! 350 ML BTL. 1.39 No "Reasonable" offer refused. Racks, shelves etc. also for sale. MOTT'S CL MTO "Bargains, Bargains, Bargains" LIOUID DETERGENT WISK Closed Wednesdays DUNCAN HINES ANGEL FOOD CAKE MIX A&H We Deliver - 235-0212 OPEN THURSDAY & FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9 P.M. CHEER 2 POWDERED DETERGENT 6 L BOX 3.59 ♦ SYLVANIA STANDARD INSIDE FROSTED LIGHT BULBS PKG. QF 2 ASSORTED FLAVOURS TANG FRUIT DRINKS PKG. OF 3 250ML McCAIN FRENCH FRIES STRAIGHT OR CRINKLE BEEFEATER OR SHOESTRING 1 KG BAG SMOOTH OR CRUNCHY KRAFT PEANUT BUTTER 500 G JAR 1.69 'SUNBRITE LIQUID BLEACH 3.6 L 99 L � ALLEN'S CANADA WHITE VINEGAR 4 L JUG 1 29 ALL VARIETIES OF TAB, SPRITE OR COKE ■ ♦ DEP. ASSORTED VARIETIES FANCY PINEAPPLE 14 OZ. TIN ■T9 AMR 1 L BOTTLE 1.99 172 ML BTL. A� SAUCE89 STRAWBERRY OR RASPBERRY JAMSAYLMER 250 MLDEL . ■99 CARNATION 2'/. EVAPORATED MILK 365 ML TIN ■CHOCo9 INSTANT MIL UTIEMSYRUp 350 ML BTL. 1.39 SELECTED VARIETIES PKG. Of 3 HAWAIIAN PU CH ■9 MOTT'S CL MTO 1 L BTL. 1 ■69 LIOUID DETERGENT WISK 2 L JUG 4.99 DUNCAN HINES ANGEL FOOD CAKE MIX 410 G PKG 1■99 DAD'S 450 0 P110 CHOCO UTE CHIP COOKIES1.99 KELLOGG'S C-3P0'S 350 0 BOX 2.19 PINK OR WHITE SOAP V PKG. 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ICED TEA 1.99 Stokelys, 14 oz. tM CREAM CORN 59C Gold Seal Fancy Red Sockeye SALMON 7% oz. tin 1 •89 PRICES IN EFFECT IN MOST SUPERIOR STORES UNTIL MAY 12,19 84 ASSORTED VARIETIES 12 OZ PKO. FARM HOUSE 1:49CREAM PIES PRODUCE CHIQUITA BANANAS KO .86 LB. 939 PRODUCT OF U.S.A.. NECTARINES '".1:ie PROD. OF ONT. CAN. el SEEDLESS CUCUMBERS • � PROD. OF ONT. CAN. et NEW ,CABBAGE . 49, wwaESERVE THE NIONT TO LOW OUANTIT*M TO NORMAL FAMILY REQUIREMENTS .d4 1