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Mrs. -,John Miller 'opened°"the'x:
November dmeetingof the Maria
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Ritchie Everting. Axiliary with a ,
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t a `• 1 .,, poem, Praise.. Hymn 691 , was u�
:T sung with Mrs. J. .Carey „as
&4 pianist. 'Mrs. 'Lorne EI1ToZtyead
the scripture from 1st Peter and .�
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Mrs. Gordon Scot gave the topic,
reading a biography on the life'of
'.Ac6
.. L M nt m ry author of
p go e , a a the.
A 0 K40,S THAI R NSF BUILDING''Anna books and wife of a,� .
Presbyterian • mipister,, , Part of
their mn1.1 :was spent in
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41s, no'rrow escape,
r0mbe Ontario. Mrs.' Frank ,Hamilton
hada quiz on rhymes in the Bible. 4
We are sorty to report Mr. Ted Doyle. MacRae' and baby, daughter
The study book was taken by MrS.
Mike 'Doyle, -local cattle drover, Mr. Mike Eckert, ,R.R. 1, 'Jennifer of, London and .Mr. & 'Carter Kerslake and Mrs. Eldon p
had the ' misfortune, of being mailman, while charfgmg fp snow Mrs. Bruce °Ha11Ml� of ' Allen.
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'attacked by a• bull while loadingtires. on..a car had,. a' co le of Kitchenr•
.. , uP Twelve members and one '
cattle at the ,farm of .Mr. Jack . vertebrae slip In his back and was Visitors with Mrs. 'Helen visitor answered the, roll Pall with ;
+` Reline in�Hibbert,To%iu hip.✓ H r , off duty lo'i a week but, has Mcfiratfi on the weekend were a currentk event from the Glad.
i returned, t9 his work again, this r Bill Williams and Jay & John Tidings, or Record. Mrs. Jphn
was fortunate to escpae with on4y• week. McGrath, all of To onto and Mr.
F Templeman resided for the
severe-bruises:anti is conJales-' p P
Visitors with Vir. bon .MacRae 'Gil Vergilis. of Toronto. business when the members
cing at the home. o jhis brother oh,5un•day were Mr. & Mrs. J. DI. u .
Mrs. Monica Holland and her reported that the new copkbooks
mother, Mrs. S. Gaunt wh.o .have were 'selling gOickly at a price f
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2.2:5. The associate members will
- been - patients 'in Seaforth l �
NEWS OF � M Commdhity . Hospital have be invited to the Christmas
r feturned home. 1 meeting. A motion was. made to
' ? ' Miss Barbara ' �leLattg4lilin of use the memorial money to plh£e
Staf f a London"spent the weekend with a frarrl'ed picture of Magian "
Ritchie in the chureh:'Mrs. Lloyd
' ' Mr. &Mrs. MSke' McLaughlin.. .Y
'PACKAGE.
:i Corresgondetit Mr;'•&'Mrs. Pat Woods and Miller reborded the cards apd
Mrs. John Templeman BATe-HA00M.,
visits - • + family of Georgetown. spent then is to shut-ins and the meeting
g Horan. closed with Hymn, "Nearer, My r
_ wekend with Mr. Fer ^ , , • • • � ., • • � ,
t -Mr. Les Barnes has returned God, to Thee and'the Lord's ' -
' Mrs:. Ross McPhail was hoste&s L6ng. Ago: from Westminster Hospi Prayer.
' for the Education • and Cultural Mrs: Lloyd Miller presented .a London where ..he was a patient Following the meeting, Mrs. � With C h f i st m a s c.o ni i n g
Activities meeting'of the'Staffa, paPer'on the motto -;Where there'
Women''s Institute held' at her is. shared interest, age need be°no. ,•for the past two weeks. John Templeman and Mrs. J.
g e Carey were in charge of a silent soon, you sho' ld` 'think' Of
E home -on, Monday .'evening barrier.: . Mrs, Carter''Kerslake.
November 18. presented the nutrient hint for the
Guest `speaker .for the evening Month on home canning. She'also
was Mrs. Brian Richmond, „'read, a letter- from •a pen pa in
r Cromarfy, wlio .introduced every- '-Australia, tpiling about , 'the
one to the Metric'. S�stem. She. A.C.W,W. conference which- was
explained line, weight, liquid, ares -hal is year at•Perth Australia:
and temperature measures. '-Roll _tr.all - Name, your favourite
" Everyone, completed an ;estimate, actor or actress,,was answered by
quiz. 16 members and 2 visitors.
auction including baking, sewing, remodelling 'your, bathroom
crafts, magazines, fruits andnOV�il. r'$aV@Way' carries D y
vegetables.
Penovall3 complete_ line of bathtubs, "
.Mrs. J.. Jefferson accompanied toilets and sinks and toilet '
Mr. and. Mrs. Wm•, Chesselk of ••'
Varna on W, dnesday;,to. Donny seats, ir1 many si*es, Colours,
brook where they visited with Mf. a .n d, p`r i c e .4ranges that
. af s Mrs.
Hilliard, ; Jeffeson, and
Mrs. John Miller resided -and The 4-H' members and their. 'Mrs. Mar Yost Who -s -spent Ledd • you et
James, y will help g the .job 5..
P ,t. Y' . p Mr: Roy McCulloch ,returned ,:• , done.
during business the Area Conven' leaders are to be' guests at the • week with Mrs. Harold McCallum home on Friday after spending
tion in Stratford and the Training Christmas'meeting on December of R.R; 1 Walton ltas'returned .to ,'some time in Seaorth Hospital.. .-
School for Leaders for the short : 18. Courtesy -remarks were given
her home in,Dayton,�Ohio. Mrs. Everard Kerslake visited.
• course "Baked in a Pie" were by'•Mrs.' George Vivian. Lunch ' Miss Dianne Witlis of Brussels last eek• with Mr. and. Mrs.
discussed.
was, served•, by Mrs. George, - spent the weekend at the home of Richard Cochrane, SaTia.
Ruth and Bonnie McPhail. V,ivian, Mrs. Lloyd' Miller and? Mr. &Mrs, Harold McCahum. First Cromarty Boy :Scouts
delighted^with'musical numbers: Mrs. John Templeman. Harold, Paul and Ron enjoyed a few' games of bowling'
Blowing 'in the Wind and Long,, Hibbert ' community, young ;'McCallum,Don and Warren at Mitchell Bowling Lanes after.SAVEWAY SAVERS
peoplernet Sunday.evening in the -Dennis and t, , John Glanville school on Thursday. MONE � k
Family Life Centre. Guest who spent last .week at' the Don Stoneman; Lorraine Laing, -
News of speakers were Mr. &Mrs. Jim Manitoulin Island have returned and Brenda Gardiner received
Stockmafi, Arthur. They took home. -their gcadpa,tipn 'ilipiorpasat hie
t._„ "v �.ysole...�n an .imaginary tide to . McKillop III 4-H ' • CommencemAi Exei t`b` a "£-' at
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r e s y"
Vanda S
aiibia• a(dtdola; iiy''word and foray, vice president Mitchell High S�hool on Friday
®����� picture, where the meeting was .hostess at a meeting of night. Don. Stoneman also
iearned'`about the people, 'the McKillop,II1 and -the cldb'party in received his Honour graduation",
climate and agriculture of the bet•'horne. Each member :brought diploma.
country. Mrs. Stockman led in a friend with 36 people attending.
singing the Zambia National -A.-dinner buffet . style was
Anthem. served' consisting of chili' con * * * * * r
Mr. and Mrs. Don Moylan Fifty Staffa Women's Institute carne, eggs and chips,.. a tossed Tuberculosis has not disappeared
} visited the Royal°Winter Fair last members;'. their husbands and salad, rolls and ,relishes with in Canada. in 1972,. 453
week. friends enjoyed a bus .trip on raspberry chiffon and butter cake,-Canadiaos died from tuberculosis
Mn and Mrs: Garry Sararas of. Thursday to the Royal Winter all brought ,by :the members. ,. 3,563 new - active cases were
London spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Nolan. Fair in Toronto: After dinner games were con- found last ,` year, and 867
t Miss Marian McIver .of Detroit At the J: Templeman home on ducted by, -Barb Smith 'and reactivated cases. The I
and Mr.' and Mrs.' TomMclver the weekend ,were, . Darlene Carolyn Malonev.Late.r in a\short Huron -Perth Ter , and : Rd
Templeman., Waterloo', Ruth 'meeting Miss Jane Pengilley,, the Association, the Christmas Seal
and Patricia a Toroeral foe here Templeman. Stratford and, Home Economist for Huron Organization fights TB and other' .
attending the a funeral fo their,
aunt, Mrs. Pat Jordan. Vanda and Michelle Martyn,d
,_ County, spoke ' and answered ' respiratory"iseases•,
t Mrs. Gerard Mart;hand of .Rus eldale. questions:
Windsor• is visiting her parents
ti Mr. and 'Mrs. Leo Murray.
- Misses Catherine Moylaf' nd * • * • ' * = . • , •-C % r
r Joanne Murray, of ,St. ioirlas ,
i visited at their homes here.
�a eco �tded •• •.
Mr. Joe 'Murray of Orillia •%
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visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. �� .••�C.-', , ..*�y: , ' ,
Ray Murray on the weekend. -
Mr. And Mrs. Patrick Murray
•and family of London visited Mr:
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and Mrs. Jim McQuaid on .•. ,j �} _
Sunday.
McKillop Ii Etigaettes k• �1�•
McKillop II Etiquette's ,met for �.
a dinner party and a social- aft _ * •• ••*j•' =* '
t ern h at a ad invited
School.
Each member had invited aguest / 4" I
andmembers helped prepate the
meal. •..,. *•• : • '
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The menu consisted of wiener ' CONVERTIBLE FRONT LOAD
and bacon roll -ups. bundled ` •'
potatoes, dinner rolls, and an
'x assortment of jellos and salads.
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TWO WASH CYCLES NORMAL 4
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Brodhagen sympathizes with k.•�. tiitoDEL SC432.! • RCLL AROUiyD CASTERSI
f Mr.' and- Mrs. Lavern Wolfe' and T•
x Dalton Hint in the death of'John ���, P i
1 Isler' of Manor; Saskatchewan. ?'
Mr. Isler was visiting at Chatbain
l� • Record Pia ere -Lamps
MEDICINE CABINETS
STAINLESS STEEL SINKS
Qur. tom fine of ' rrledicirte
,-- '�:� '',� No` a00:S1 to $OyI,,Sink.
cabinets c'lete'
an lie Installed by the:home
iii" x 213°' X 7t `'cbmptete
'handyman'. The .following ate,
�- with strainer.
samples only.
i< No, 1318 Features,
17.93
•. Swinging Doors
• `ttb;"x16V."x0.'
Only
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` No. 305.Double Bowl. 31
Recessed in wall ■
12 49
18" x 7-1'/8" '.
No. C71 Features
x complete
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Notillustrated
• Sliding bo&s111
with strainer.
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x 172 x 5,9,8"
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• Surface Mounted- .
S 23 33
Only 38.85
VANITIES
CERAMIC. o si Lic .n.a el (q
20" x 16" base wit hA/11
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covet
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TILE
sculptured sink .:. ■
1" x 1" Tile In
• 24"'x 18" base with ♦ �+ C
sculptured sink ... 1 Op.�J
sculptured
Give your old or new bathroom 12".sq. sheets
'finished'
x Ire base with 125.40.
2i, 40
that look by installing
ceram14 t,le Irom Saveway. 25.95„ Ctn.. •
sculptured sink , . 1 ■
36" x 18" base with ♦ e
'1 42.55
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41/4" x'41/i' TILES In,a,labie tri a va, eiv rn colours
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Sculptured sink ... -
Each cin covers 25 sq r
$•25 '� n• "
(Taps and fittings are extraj'
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FAUCETS
-SHOWER STALLS
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These shower stalls would be a,pleas-
Washroom Laundry
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aril idditlon to any home, The sides
are trade of rigid steel panels with a
No. 203.1107 Tubs
Economy Handle- 14.q8 „
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while enamel finish. Price includes the
standard shower head and mixing
No 31-1437
No. po Ha 1 . 17.58 'Rough &ass . , .. , .7.98
Tempo Handle .7
valves, attractive plastic shower cur -
taln and soap dish -
No. 502 • 3t•
Lucile29.75 Chrome Plated • - 18.78
30" x 30" x 75" Reg. 54.50 - 49.95 Ea,
.Handle ...
32" x 32".x 75" Reg.57.50 54.50Ea..
LAUNDRY TUBS
CO.PPER '-Y' x 12 Type M Copper Pipe 4.65
Thpse lightweight ABS Plastic tubs
measure 23" W x 22" L x 34" H. The
id levelling
stands, rubber stoppefs and
t,,2^ x 90' Elbow .: .... ' .19
PIPE 1•'2" Tee, . • , . .. .33
screws for the tubs are included in the
pwrce.AND
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S9'Couplings ..... .12
Single Tub .............. 18.95
V2" Male Iron Pipe Adaptor . .25'
Double Unit ......:...39.95
FITTINGS 1•'2" Female Iron Pipe Adaptor . .39
(Tub capacity of 18 5 Imperial Gallons)
We carry a complete line of 1/2". copper finings.
CPVC PIPE ','2'x 10' length ..3.09
ABS' PIPE
&F ITTIGS '''2"x90°Elbow... .34
This pipe can be used to replace 1h , 1'' x 45° Elbow ... , .40
1 V2" x 12' p
Length 7■29
copper pipe in hotand cold water pre, 2.• Te6 48
Coupling ...... , . .28
sure systems. h needs no sold .;
and a Is not CSA Approved in all ,,a" Cap .... ,.......23
11/2" x 90" 11,2" Male Iron q
Elbow ..... 42 pe p
Pi Ada for .32
areas. Check your bcaf plumbing
regulations before using: y' Coupling .....,. 23
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1 /2" 11/2" Femal Iron' qc
Tee '. Pipe Adaptor
(We carry a complete line of amessories)
.... . , . .' . , .36
No. 21138. This white ribbed flt t -
'BATHROOM ed enamelled glass shade has a
These mirrors are ideal tor' the tied -
LIGHT dear bottom lens and a polished .
chrome finish., Maximiim•of one
room, rec room, kdcherl or livingroom,
MIRRORS They are made of Mate glass, ao are
FIXTURES 60'watt bulb.
ready.lo hang as the clips are includ•.
41;1" Diameter . , ....... 3.14 .
No. 12313C/0 This glass fixturo is
12" long with while Imes_ and, hag
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24" x 36", .. 11.75 30 ''X 48" ... 19.95
a chrome canopy.
. It has two 60 watt bulbs , r 4.09
' 24"x48" . , . 1•5.95 16" x eo" 12.50
No, 423 SC/0 15" Length . 5'.03
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at the time of his death. He was a y
" double cousin to Dalton Hinz and 4Ypal
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Mr. and -Mrs. Wolfe! '' •Smhll Appliances • G.E.Stoves ,r _
tul�m
Brodhagen sympathizes with ,.
Mr. and Mrs.Wilfred Ahrens in
>* _ Colored T V t G:E.Refrigerators�., Price- effective -
a the death of their'btather-in-law, � ,� . until, At O�Jr_
Bite Gordon Bach of London. Mrs.
IWAY.
Bach 'was married to ,Mrs. � RadiosG.E. Dryers, Washers .. - ..•..-� DECEMBER 2
Atiren's sister. 'EXETER. YARI
Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe of w• '
r -Btodhagen and Mrs. Michael f _ Wide s6leetion of inside and outside Xmas Lights k' ,� e
t° 6hnolty,•of Watburg visited at f ONLY
tile'' home of ivir. •• and Mrs. ,'�• � - � , � .
Dot las Hinz df 5f• Th omas and � " ' 227 Main St. No, 4 Hwy. Nori
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Mon. •Titans. Friday Saturday yat 'the home of at. Lorne Hinz 1.� L0110UElmalit of St,Thomas. Xlso visifu8:,30 6:00 8:30 - 9,00 ' 8:00 - 4:00 'PH
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