The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-06-12, Page 18Drive Over The. Bridge and
SAVE
Father's Day
Gifts
Use This Handy Check List
1. AM/FM 8-Track Stereo $9999
With 2 Speakers Sugg. $139.95
1. Adidas
All Shoes, Clothing,
Accessories For All Sports
2. Tennis Racket
Aluminum Sugg. Retail $22.95
3. Golf Club Set
11-Piece Campbell •
Sugg. Retail $139.95
We Have Gifts For ALL Fathers
The music lover . . . the camper . . . the mechanic
. . . the sportsman . . . the outdoor chef . . . the
swimmer . . . etc. . . . etc.
GET OUR PRICE BEFORE YOU BUY
Jerry MacLean & Son
AUTOMOTIVE LTD.
Exeter 235-0800
OUR STORE IS BIG ENOUGH TO SERVE
YOUR NEEDS . . . -
BUT SMALL ENOUGH TO BE FRIENDLY
1 0% Off
1 6"
$9999
2. Tapes Reg. $7.98
ALL YOUR FAVORITES
3. Timex Watches
We Have A Great Selection
4. Spalding Golf Balls
See Our Clubs, Carts, Etc.
20% Off
3 / 9 "
$5911
Page 4A
Times-Advocate, June 12, 1975
11811.111111111111111111111110111.111111.1111111 11111111811111811111111111,
Shop At
Wilson's Jewellery
413 Main St. - Exeter
PLEASING YOU PLEASES US
.Ammommommorw
EFFECTIVE
UNTIL CLOSING
Saturday, June 14 HURON PARK
MEAT
CHUCK
Bee
STEAKS lb. 79'
SWISS STEAKS lb. 99`
Frozen
Turkeys
8- bOlb
59' LB.
CARDS POPULAR — Members of the Grand Bend Senior Citizens Club turned out in large numbers
Wednesday for a 'dinner meeting at the Village Inn Retreat in Grand Bend, Following the business part of
the meeting, members broke off for cards and crokinole before the dinner. T-A photo
SOPHISTICATION PLUS — Model Sandra Relouw exhibited confidence and poise during the Grand Bend
Nursery School fashion show held Wednesday. A good crowd of mothers, brothers and sisters attended
along with friends and neighbours. T-A photo
-0 --""- ° 7 *
-tx
'V d
Infant baptised at Brinsley
By GORDON MORLEY
The June meeting of the UCW
was held in the church basement.
Mrs. George Lee opened the
meeting with a devotional
pertaining to flowers.
Hymn "We Plough the Fields
and Scatter" was sung. The
scripture was read by Mrs.
Marjorie Steeper followed by
prayer by Mrs. Lee.
A reading "Faith Plants a
Promise" and "The Earth is the
Lord's" was given by Mrs. Mar-
jorie Steeper.
Mrs. Lee gave a poem on "The
hearts Garden" followed by a
second reading.
Eleven members answered the
roll call. Tickets for the chicken
barbecue were given out.
Group 3 ladies served lunch.
Church anniversary
Quite a number of Brinsley
members gathered in Ailsa Craig
church on June 6 to celebrate 50
years since the beginning of the
"United Church".
Many at anniversary
The program included a skit
"Down Memory Lane" which
was made up of a few words, a
little music, and old-time dress.
A little girl' arid boy, as
childhood sweethearts, were
portrayed at different stages of
their life. Finally "Jeanie and ;
Johnny" met at the altar with the
best wishes of the guests.
Some other ladies modelled
wedding gowns of different eras.
Those taking part in the skit were
called back to the stage and in
unison, wished a 50th birthday
greeting to the Church.
The rite of baptism was ad-
ministered by Rev. C. Westhaver
to Jamie John Tweddle, son of
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Tweddle during
the church service Sunday.
Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Morley
were Sunday dinner guests at the
home of Mr. & Mrs. Perry Harris
of Thamesford.
Mrs. Jack Trevithick and Mrs.
George Prest attended the
Shipka folk
attend festival
By MRS. HUGH MORENZ
SHIPKA
ThOSO from this area who were
on the chartered bus trip last
Saturday & Sunday to.
Frankenmuth Michigan and to
view the Bavarian Festival
parade were Mr. & Mrs. Gordon
Ratz, Mr. Ed Turnbull and Mrs.
Hugh Morenz. Mrs. Morenz and
Mrs. Turnbull visited Saturday
evening in Saginaw with the
former's cousins, Mr. & Mrs.
Colin Brown.
Mr. & Mrs. Don Baker spent
the weekend in Detroit with her
parents, Mr. & Mrs. Anthony
Regier, and also visited Don's
sister, Mr. & Mrs, Tony Regier.
Sunday visitors with Mr. &
Mrs. Jack Pickering were their
grandson Justin, Mr. & Mrs,
Andy Keogh of Lucan and Mr, &
Mrs. Stuart. Sweitzer of Grand
Bend.
Bob Adams, Harold Vincent
and Carman Lovie, returned
Friday from a week's fishing trip
to Manitoulin Island, where they
stayed at the Lovie cottage.
Susan . Zielman and other
classmates of Grade 8 from
Stephen Central school were on a
bus trip to Niagara Falls on
Monday.
The "Ratz" reunion picnic was
held Sunday evening at the
Shipka Community centre.
Mr. & Mrs. Murray Evans of
Lambeth attended the "Ratz"
reunion picnic and also visited
her brother, Mr. & Mrs. Milton
Sweitzer.
Mr. & Mrs. Dick Zielman,
Ruth, Susie, Debbie and Angie
attended the service Sunday
morning at Exeter United
Church, when guests were the 40-
voice Leamington United
Mennonite male chorus, of which
Mrs. Zielman's brother, Bill
Janzen is a member.
Young people sow oats and old
people grow sage.
Think
of Us!
We Carry A Full Selection of
CARPETS
and
VINYLS
Use Your Chargex or Mastercharge
FLOOR COVERING • WALLPAPER
FAMILY CLOTHING • DRAPES,
• FABRICS
Vir---701471'
EXETER'S
LARGEST
DEPARTMENT
STORE
NOW OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK & FRIDAY NIGHT
BETTE R
FOR
YOUR
FAMILY!
AT BUDGET PRICES
6roTA1
FOR roll 014
FATORS DAr„ .
TOe RAILROAD
MADE Me PuT IT IBAC..
shower held Thursday night for
Joyce Dorman at Maple Lodge
Community Centre.
Mr. & Mrs. Stuart Gilbert,
London were Thursday night
guests with Mr. & Mrs. Harvey
Morley.
Mr: & Mrs. Ambrose Kericina
and family dined Sunday night
with Mr. & Mrs. Joe Koricina.
Mr. & Mrs. Wilbert Lewis and
Carolyn and 'Mr. & Mrs. Fred
Lewis attended the church ser-
vice at Greenway on Sunday.
Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Morley
visited with Mrs. Elsie Morley of
Strathmere Lodge last week.
Mr. & Mrs. Ron Sadler and
boys, Mr. & Mrs. Bruce
McLinchey, Joanne and Mary
Jane McLinchey, Mr. & Mrs.
Gary Tweddle and boys, and Mr.
& Mrs. Harvey Tweddle dined
with Mr. & Mrs. Jack Tweddle
and family.
Nile Foster spent the weekend
at her home near Greenway.
0
t.,',,s4t ,"tv-vw-4
the •
-coon FORMERLY
GOULD &
JORY
Darling
CLOVER FARM
EFFECTIVE
UNTIL CLOSING
Saturday, June 14
PRODUCE
BANANAS lb.
Sunkist
ORANGES doz. 79'
CARROTS 31b.
Summit
Ice Cream
TRAIN him to wear soft, comfor-
table, knit shirts for his own com-
fort.
A light, unlined, Permanent Press
Jacket will be just the TICKET.
SWITCH him into Flares in
doubleknit or Permanent Press.
We shouldn't have to RAILROAD you into buying a gift for
your Dad. But we will COACH
Style Skip kir Men
MAIN ST. EXETER
Raatdoa AND
Swaltemeut up.
With that Suit or Sport Coat
COUPLE a colorful, patterned dress
shirt by Arrow.
We have a complete FARE of
accessories and CARLOAD of clever
gift items.
you on what to buy. For instance ...
ENGINEER some life in his war-
drobe with a stretchy, wrinkle-free,
doubleknit Sport Coat or Blazer.
This Father's Day show bad you really care, Give him a genuine La-Z-Boy recliner. Only
la-Z-Boy offers beauty and quality that will keep on giving comfort for years to come.
He'll love the La-Z-Boy exclusive legrest which operates independently of the effortless
reclining action. You'll love the many beautiful styles to choose from. There is a La-Z-Boy
style just right for your home and many are specially priced for Fathers Day. So see your
' La-Z-Boy dealer today. Dad will love you for itl
GOOD SELECTION IN STOCK
1/2 Gallon
99' GROCERIES
PEPSI,2 bottlesGINGERALE 3/;1.09 Hoste ss
lTATO CHIPS Reg. 894 79'
Campfire
MARSHMALLOWS 11 oz. 2/$1 Kleenex
TOWELS 2 rolls 89'
COFFEE MATE 1, o z. 994
King Size Duz
LAUNDRY DETERGENT $ 1 .99
Carnation
EVAPORATED MILK 2/694
Brights
TOMATO JUICE 48 oz 49'
ii0iii OIL 48 oz 9.99
Old
ORANGE JUICE ,. 12 oz. 59'
If you don't know which way to go give him a
FREE PASS (Gift Certificate) and let him decide
for himself. For that "Just Right" gift CHUG on
down to Rawson & Swartman.
Main St.
• FURNITURE LTD.
236.1890
Banquet
TV Dinners
69'
Fresh Daily
3/9 .09
li