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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1984-11-28, Page 32�A Page 14A Times -Advocate, November 28, 1984 Institute at Granton get interesting Ry MRS. I. SUMMIRS Gronton At the Granton United Church the Rev. Bruce Pierce conducted the Sunday service entitling his message "With Jesus By the Pool of Bethesda." Sunday school pupils receiving attendance awards, were the following members: Matthew Hill, second pin; Darren Waters, Lisa Hum- phrey, Jean Bryan, all wreaths; Angie Nixon, third bar and Steven Humphrey, fifth bar. At St. Thomas Anglican Church the Rev. Peter Der- rick was in charge of the ser- vice, assisted by Susan Kilpatrick as Crucifer and Lois Herbert as pianist. The first lesson was read by Sylvia Beatson and the se- cond lesson was read by the Rector. The Rev. Derrick preached his sermon from the first lesson of the Day, on the Parable of the sheep and the goats and explained how Jesus Christ reflects this in our own lives. The three point Parish Bi- ble Study under the direction • Antiques • Collectibles • Books (old/rare) 7f'CALwt1 &lfloR/Utl -- Bayfield - The Square -- • We do framing • We buy items of interest • Open weekends throughout winter • Phone: 565-2793 :11uununnnnnuuuuuununuununuuuunnuunuunnunmm1nuuumuunuununiunM Want a new look? Pamper yourself to a shampoo, cut, style, manicure, pedicure, mini facial, makeup, tanning session and sauna. 4650 For only . at F. Conente II3 a2 - Es a 235-2455, Zehrs Plaza Introducing Ramona Alexander g Qualified Esthetician Tues. - Fri. Afternoon a Sat. All Day tiimtimummuunittitiiti►ttttttittttttttittittttttttitt uniftttttlttttittttttttifitttltitttttitttttU d report of the Rev. Peter Derrick, was held at the home of Mrs. Nadine Bedell, Saintsbury Thursday evening. Mrs. Lois Herbert attended the Perth Deanery Phase 1, on Interna- tional Evangelism, held at Christ Anglican Church Listowel on November 17. Women's Institute The Granton Women's In- stitute met at the home of Mrs. Percy Hodgins on Tues- day. Mrs. Muriel Lewis presided and opened the meeting. A minute's silence was observed in memory of the late Inez McRobert, who passed away suddenly on November 11 in the Universi- ty Hospital, London. Roll call was answered by "In What Canadian industry would you like to be employed?" Interesting and informative reports were brought back by delegate Mrs. Elsie Dann and Mrs. Barbara French, from the area convention. There was a lot of business to be duscussed and taken care of, including the voting on a questionaire dealing with a change in format for the WI coming from the area convention. Knowing that this could be a long meeting program, con- veners Mrs. Audrey Hodgins and Mrs. Eileen Summers did not want to take up much time for program. Mrs. Hodgins delt with the motto "Pride is workmanship, let us restore it" and also conducted a quiz. Mrs. Summers gave a humorous reading on "Behaviour". Each member was asked to bring a small Christmas gift for a patient at the Memorial Children's Hospital, London. Personals Mts. Myrtle Rodd and Alma Langford of Exeter were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins, and Mrs. Lois Hodgins and family. Keith Summers of Toronto spent the weekend with his mother Mrs. Elmer Summers. Remember the saying "You don't have anything if you don't have your health". It's true. aawnoasrnron® On the left? Bill and Kim. the twins, baby Sarah. They've re- vitalized their furnace with an electric plenum heater: it's one of the most economical ways to cut winter fuel bills. And they've turned the drafty old attic room into a warm nursery with in - sulation and inexpensive. easy - to -install haseboard heaters. There's a separate thermostat. so baby's room can he kept at exactly the right temperature without overheating the rest of the house. On the right> Mike and Stella -empty- nesters. They've installed an add-on electric heat pump to help save money and heat their home in winter and they're looking forward to the com - fort of air conditioning next summer. It was easy to add. cuts their heating costs and adds to the value of their home Electric heat provides home -owners with many options for either total or partial conversion. Whatever your needs. there's an electric system that's just right to help you cut costs. without cutting corners on comfort. Once you understand the flexibility of electric heat. other heats just don't look so hot. Write to Ontario Hydro and ask for your free booklet about satisfied families who installed electric heat. Ontario Hydro. 620 University Avenue. Dept. U4E3 Toronto, Ontario, M5G 1X6. �l 1 Get some straight talk about home heat. onlerb hydro NEW BROWNIES — A number of girls flew up to the Exeter Brownies Pack, Tues• day night. Back, leaders JoAnne Heywood and Barb Wein. Centre, Jeri -Lee Davis, Laura Pearson, Jennifer Stasik, Melanie Neil, Rochelle Geoffrey and Charlene Chap- pel. Front, Amy Edwards, Kelly Campbell, Kim Campbell, Jana Webster and Trista Werritt. T -A photo Hear convention reports Elimville tliy SHIRLEY COOPS* Elimvili• The Elimville United Church Women catered recently to the Fletcher - McCann wedding and the Ex- eter Coop annual meeting banquet. Both of these events were held at the South Huron Recreation Centre. the Elimville Women 's In- stitute met recently at the hall for their monthly meeting. The president Mrs. Ron Flet- cher opened the meeting with a poem and welcomed everyone including several guests. Mrs. Wm Allen and Mrs. Floyd Cooper were in charge of the program. Several poems and readings were read on "Remembrance Day". Mrs. Allen introduced her daughter, Mrs. Dave Moore who sang a solo and accom- panied herself on the piano. Mrs. Allen introduced another daughter Mrs. Jeff Darling who had as her topic "Interior Decorating". She had many pictures il- lustrating good and poor com- WI have speaker binations to put in a room. Everyone went home with many good ideas. Mrs. Cooper presented both Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Darling with gifts. Mrs. Fletcher conducted the business. Invitations were received from Crediton and Kippen East Women's In- stitutes. Members will attend both of these events. Dona- tions were given to several organizations. Mrs. Huth Skinner gave reports on the District meeting in Hensall and on the Area Convention held in St. Marys. Mrs. Bruce Shapton, district president and Mrs. Earl Neil district secretary - treasurer were guests at their meeting. Mrs. Shapton spoke a few words on behalf of the District. The District Women's Institutes will be catering at South Huron Recreation Centre on December 1. A social tea followed. Twelve members of Elim- ville Women's Institute at- tended the 65th anniversary of Crediton Women's Institute recently. A very enjoyable time was reported by all. Con- gratulations Crediton. Brenda Triebner Representative �xrrediioni in CJ o our • colour consulting & draping for men and women • wardrobe planning • make up • skin core Suite 120, 431 Boler Rd., London, Ont. N6K 2K8 (519) 235-2364 (519) 471-9986 PPM H,C l_- J Bill , Bob and Jon cordially invite you to our appreciation night. Ap- preciation night is for the patronage our valued customers have given us over the past years. Our appreciation will be shown with gifts, prize, refreshments, snacks and special discounts. Our customers are invited to attend this event Thursday and Friday, November 29 and November 30, from the hours of 6 p. m. to 10 p.m. and take advantage of our special discounts. 6 : Examples of Appreciation Night Specials Quantity Items Selection of Lamps Selection of End Tables Selection of Pictures 2 Sklar Tradition Sofas & Choirs 1 Kroehler Draylon Sofa 1 Kroehler Draylon Traditional Sofa & Chair 1 Kroehler Colonial Sofa & Chair 1 Kroehler Pub Style Sofa & Chair 1 Sectional 1 Bauhaus Sofa & Loveseat 1 Super Style Sofa & Chair 2 Braemore Draylon Beige Loveseat 1 Leather Sofa & Chair Braemore Curio 1 set Antique Pine Reproduction Tables 2 Kaufman Pine End Tables 3 Hide -A -Beds, different Styles 5 Kroehler High Bock Swivel Rockers 1 Kroehler Rust Colonial Swivel Rocker 3 Gliders in 3 colours 3 Wall Snugger Recliners in Biege Tweed ' 2 Rocker Recliners 100% nylon 2 Tall Man Recliners beige nylon 1 Oak Cedar Chest 1 Dark Pine Cedar Chest Value Price Sale Price Savings SO% oil 50% SO% off 50% 30% off 50% '999 '699 '300 800 499 300 1230 879 341 1250 895 355 1310 888 422 800 495 305 1356 997 359 800 595 205 570 369 201 2200 1597 603 800 397 203 888 495 393 319 159 160 750 499 251 260 197 63 294 194 100 332 249 83 370 288 82 418 318 100 626 459 167 400 233 167 610 495 115 Quantity Items 10 Brass Table Lamps 6 Brass Boudoir Lamps 2 Roxton Table and 4 chairs 1 7 pce. Kroehler Oak Dining Room Suite 1 Roxton 7 pce. Dark Finished Dining Room Suite 1 Vilas 7 pce. Dining Room Suite 1 Braemore 9 pce. Far East Dining Room Suite 1 Vitas Corner China Unit 1 5 pce. Games Table 4 Kaufman Comments Wall Units 1 Roxton Wall Unit 9 Kaufman Romaine Cherry Wall Units 1 2 pce. Vilas Wall Unit 1 Kroehler Cherry Desk 1 4 pce. Vilas Solid Maple Bedroom Suite 1 4 pce. Kroehler Far East Bedroom Suite 1 4 pce. Kroehler Oak Bedroom Suite 6 Waterbeds with fibre fill, heater and Frame 3 Queen size Mattress and Box Springs 15 yr. guarantee Value Sale Price Price Savings 159 79 80 99 49 50 1 010 657 353 4622 2987 1635 3454 2497 957 3504 2497 1007 2956 1977 981 1630 657 373 1178 897 281 569 284 285 744 497 257 33', off 1408 815 593 816 587 223 2638 1887 751 1792 1197 595 3594 2594 1000 650 495 155 600 387 213 Mittne Fine Furniture 467 Main St., Exeter 53.0179