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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-06-12, Page 13HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS LISTERINE 3Q oz. Economy Size $1.99 Right Guard 4 DEODORANT 5oz INSECT REPELLENT 9.61 CANNING SUPPLIES 10 lbs." 100 lbs. Sugar '2.99 $29.85 AlicklIXE PIZZA Banquet Chocolate, Lemon, Strawberry CREAM PIES '2.29 12 oz. 77' 22 oz. White PRODUCE Track and field results from East Williams 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 11 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 11 11 1 1 1 1 Shop and Save With This Week's. INFLATION BUSTERS BEEF TENDERLOIN B. 2.19 PORK CHOPS LB. $ 1 .35 BABY BEEF LIVER 79' Haig! CHEESE 79' GROUND CHUCK LB. 99' $1.35 s1.47 Includes Sirloin, T-Bone, Wing Steaks & Ground Beef STRAWBERRIES PINT 694 WATERMELONS LARGE $ 1 .79 LETTUCE HEAD 29' FROZEN FOODS CLEANING AIDS SANI FLUSH 34. 69' PINE SOL CLEANER 15 oz 99' WINDEX SPRAY 20 oz. 89' GROCERY ITEMS • A 1 STEAK SAUCE 63' COFFEE MATE l6 oz. 9.41 NABOB COFFEE 1 LB. .19 liBARGARI NE 3 LBs.$2.43 Bnet Aylmer KETCHUP 1 l oz. 39' CUSTOM KILLING • Curing • Rendering • Pickup Service GIVE US A CALL TODAY MERNER'S MEAT MARKET Dashwood 237-3314 SWEETHEARTS — Brenda Collins and Craig Chamberlain played childhood sweethearts in "Down Memory Lane", a production staged by members of the Ailsa Craig United Church. Photo by Scheifele Mothers, daughters enjoy Craig banquet • By JOY SCHEIFEL.E solo. The Explorers concluded gathered for the annual mother and daughter C.G.I.T. banquet June 3 at the Ailsa Craig United Church to mark the end of the Approximately 60 persons Is Like the Rain", and their Father's World." the musical program with "Joy national hymn, "This Is My The Explorer's year of ac- tivities was highlighted by season's activities. leader, Ellen Whitemore. This As the guests arrived, each spring the girls gave up an entire daughter carefully pinned a Saturday morning to clean and corsage of fresh flowers on her rake all the Church lawns in mother. These were beautifully town. They have also been created by the younger C.G.I.T. regular visitors at the local girls - the Explorers. Yellow, nursing homes. mauve, and white flowers Mrs. Jane Walker,' Assistant decorated each of the tables, Explorer Leader, presented along with tiny baskets of after- attendance awards to Mary Ann dinner mints made by the Parkinson, Theresa Marshall and C.G.I.T. members. Julie Marshall. These awards C.G.I.T. president, Brenda were based on Church and Lee, welcomed the mothers and Sunday School attendance as well guests. Explorer leader, Ellen as the group meetings. Whitmore, led the group in a Graduation gifts were received grace which was sung as a round. by'Theresa Marshall,,Julie Doerr, Following the delicious supper, Debbie Bice, Fay Ross and Cathy C.G.I.T.'er Cindy Marshall Scott. In addition, Theresa and thanked the UCW ladies for Julie received their E-Pins as preparing the meal, and Mrs. they had attained 6 stars. Stuart McCallum for the pleasing The C.G.I.T. members sang floral arrangements. two songs for the group which Carol McCallum proposed a they also sang at the service last toast to the Church referring to Sunday morning at the United the 60th anniversary of the Church. organization as well as the 50th Mrs. Gertrude Rosser, C.G.I.T. anniversary of the United Church and the 100th anniversary of the leader, presented Brenda Lee, Wendy Lee, Cindy Marshall, Presbyterian Church in 'Canada. Sandra Doerr and Carol Mrs. Clyde Westhaver replied McCallum with awards. These remarking that "with God's help were ceramic plaques which she we can achieve whatever He herself had personally crafted for desires for us". „ the occasion. Cathy Chamberlain rr The ,toast to the motl-ws was was presented with a ceramic offered by Sandra Doerr. "What pendant which Mrs. Rosser had our mothers have done •for us is also fashioned. still uppermost in our minds at In appreciation of her ten years this point," she acknowledged. of C.G.I.T. leadership, Carol Mrs. Doerr replied to the toast, McCallum presented Mrs.Rosser and thanked the leades for the with a silver broach on behalf of efforts on behalf of the girls the girls. Inscribed on the front of throughout the past year. the pin were her initials, and on A lively' sing-song was led by the back "C.G.I.T. 1965-75". Ellen Whitmore which she ter- The guest speakers Mr. & Mrs. med a number of "shake down Don Lamont were then in- songs". Sandra Heaman en- troduced by Wendy Lee. Mr. tertained the group with a piano Girls 11 & 12 75 yard dash - Terry McLeish, Wanda Currie, Faye Boss; 400 meters dash - Terry McLeish, Heather McDonald, Marla Bulgeon; shot put - Terry McLeish, Marla Bulgeon, Faye Ross; long jump - Wanda Currie, Faye Ross, Terry McLeish; standing broad jump - Wanda Currie, Faye Ross,. Terry McLeish; high jump - Dorothy Nordemann, Terry MeLeish, Faye Ross, Girls 13 and over 100 yard dash -Mary Lumsden, Marion Watson, Laurie Turner; 400 meter dash - Traci Patten, Mary Lumsden, Pansy Kellestine; shot put - Marilyn Elliott, Sandy Schlegel, Anne Rowley; long jump - Mary Lumsden, Pansy Kellestine, Traci Patten; standing broad jump - Lori Turner, Pansy Kellestine, Nancy Scaffe; high jump - Mary Lumsden, Pansy Kellestine, Anne Rowley. Girls 14 and over 100 yard dash - Lori Turner, Pansy Kellestine; 400 meters - Pansy Kellestine; shot put - Anne Rowley, Marion Watson; long jump - Traci Patten, Nancy Scafe; standing broad jump - Marion Lumsden, Anne Rowley, Marion Watson; high jump - Anne Rowley, Betty Doek. Girls 8 and under 75 yard dash - Diane Turner, Veronic Arnel, Vick Romphf ; 400 meter - Shelley Davies, Melessia Kidd, Lynette Crawford; long jump - Sharon Twynstra, Ver- onic Arnel, Shelley Simpson; high jump - Wendy MacGregor, Sandra Brubacher, Lori Hollcombe ;standing broad jump - Lori Bannister, Shelley Davies, Sharon Twynstra. Girls 9 & 10 75 yard dash - Mary Ann Watson, Jean Lumsden, Karen Roth; 400 meter dash - Mary Ann Watson, Ingrid Doek, Wendy Currie; long jump - Karen Roth, Mary Ann Watson, Wendy Currie; standing broad jump - Mary Ann Watson, Karen Roth, Sharon Paff; high jump - Karen Roth, Mary Ann Watson, Ingrid Doek. Boys 11 & 12 75 yard dash - Mike Hooper, Peter Twynstra, Bob Radway; 400 meter - Mike Hooper, Bob Radway, Jeff Boutcher; shot put - Carl Stewart, Don Brubacher, Bob Radway; triple jump - Don Lamont had for many years taught at the North Middlesex District High School and since his retirement from teaching has taken two world trips. He showed rf'of slides taken throughout his travels and Mrs. Lamont had a number of souvenirs on display. Theresa Marshall thanked the guest speakers, and Cathy Chamberlain on behalf of the group, presented them with a pot of mixed flowers. Mrs. Janet Heaman will lead the C.G.I.T. girls next September when the group again will com- mence activities. Here are some reminders for Brubacher, Ian McKeen Mike Hooper; long jump - 'Steven Thompson, Carl Steward, Mike Hooper; high jump , Saline Boutcher, Don Brubacher, Jim Campbell, Boys 13 and over 100 yard dash - Eric Bulgeon, John Thompson, George Clark; 400 meter - Eric Bulgeon, Jeff Otterbein , John Thompson; shot put Ross Littleton, Eric Bulgeon, Doug Brubacher; triple jump - Eric Culgeon, Alan Shepherd, Robert Campbell ; long jump - Eric Bulgeon, Robert Campbell, Ross Littleton; high jump - Eric Bulgeon, Ross Lit- tleton, Alan Shepherd. Boys 14 and over 100 yard dash - Jamie McCrachan, Mike Mathers, Steven Mapes; 400 meter - Jamie McCrachen, Mike Mathers, Steven Mapes; shot put - Mike Mathers, James McCrachan, Steven Mapes; triple jump - Wayne Currie, Bill Bannister, Steven Mapes; long jump - Steven Mapes, Mike Mathers, Jamie McCrachen; high jump - Jamie McCrachen, Steven Mapes, Gordon Davidson; open mile for boys and girls - Eric Bulgeon, Jeff Boutcher, Robert Campbell; open 880 - Faye Ross, Heather MacDonald, Cheri Otterbein. Boys 8 & under 75 yard dash Billy Ingram, Robbie deVlought, David Bennett and David Shepley tied for 3rd place in this event; 400 meter - Robbie deVlought, Bradley Roth, David Shepley, Cameron MacDonald; long jump - Billy Ingram, Bradley Roth, Robbie deVlought; standing broad jump - Robbie deVlought, Billy Ingram, Bradley Roth; high jump - Robbie deVlought Harold Rowley, Brad Roth. Boys 9 & 10 75 yard dash - Russell Cox, John Aszolas, Mark Shipway; 400 meters - Mark Shipway, Mike Mitchell and Jonathon Arnel tied for second place; long jump - Frank Brubacher, Mark Ship- way, George Slyfield; standing broad jump - Frank Brubacher, Blair Tweddle, Murray Ravelle; high jump - Frank Brubacher, Russell Cox, John Aszolas. By MISS JEAN COPELAND Mr. La Verne Rodd returned home on Saturday from St, Joseph's Hospital,where he had been a patient for the past three weeks following surgery. Mrs. K. Cacciotti of Capreol is visiting with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. Fred Parkinson, Margaret and Janet. Mrs. Dave Davis and Alison of St. Marys visited on Thursday with Mrs. Dave Williams. Mrs. John Rodd attended the United Church Women's weekend at Westminster College, London. The column that's road for a PurPrikg • • .1 IAMI A „, , by Scotty Hamilton Ill If YOU have a problem . . . and who hasn't? you are invited to mail it to IMPACTI c/o this paper. 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He is now'working again but for another firm at a much smaller salary. We have been forced into quite a bit of debt and there's just no way now that we can afford this kind of money for rent. I do not have the money to pay the landlord for the last two months of the lease, and he is going to rent the house again. However, he still wants me to pay the last two month's rent. Is this legal? Your landlord may not charge you for the last month's rent if he rents the premises before the end of your lease. He may only charge you for the time that your house remains empty, during the term of your lease, plus any costs he may incur in renting the house. SEE US FIRST FOR ALL YOUR SPORTING NEEDS 411 MAIN ST. EXETER H&K .201110smao. 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