Times-Advocate, 1979-12-05, Page 6ENGAGED Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hern, of
pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their
daughter Nancy Elizabeth to Phillip William Knight, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Knight, of Exeter. The wedding to take
place December 29 at 2:30, Zion United Church, Usborne
Township.Open reception to follow,
Huron Hope newsletter
Granton are
Dear Parents and Friends:
Our classes met with
pupils from Goderich,
Wingham and Atwood at the
pool in Vanastra on
November 2. There were
events planned for all par-
ticipants including the non-
swimmers and if noise and
cheering are indicators of a
good time, then everyone
enjoyed the afternoon, Our
thanks to Goderich
Recreational Co-ordinator,
Jane Netzke for arranging
this event and for seeing that
ribbons were awarded.
The second group of five
students from the
Agricultural College are now
with us on Wednesdays.
They have carried out a
number of activities in-
cluding the making of lemon
tarts, tea biscuits, pizza,
milk shakes and have the
seniors braiding hot mats.
Our skating program is
into its third week. This year
eight' of our students are
walking to the arena. We
also have the assistance of
the Centralia College
students who come back to
the arena after lunch to tie
up skates and help on the ice.
We are very appreciative
that Edith Boyle thought of
us when she was clearing out
some decorations from her
store. We now have several
boxes of artificial flowers
and Christmas decorations
to use in our craft lessons.
Thanks to Mary and Frank
Boyle for delivering these
and the Christmas trees.
This year all of our pupils
are bowling. In order to do
this we have divided the
students into three teams
with five on each team. This
means that ten pupils bowl
each Week and five remain
at school. Everyone has a
chance to bowl two weeks out
of three.
Our beginning bowlers are
doing very well. They are
remembering to wait their
turn and to bowl only three
balls.
Last week we were joined
by two High School students
from Y.A.C.M.R.
Since our new renovated
facilities include a washer
and a dryer we have decided
to help out our friends from
the Centralia College while
gaining skills in sorting,
washing, drying, folding and
ironing. Last week the senior
class laundered the shirts
and socks for the eighteen
member hockey team.
We also expect to do the
laundering of the towels,
aprons and cloths from the
Home Economic kitchens at
the College.
The seniors were taken on
a tour of A.R.C. Industries on
Tuesday. After the tour they
were able to join the em-
ployees for ltmch in the
cafeteria.
Discover our exciting collection of gift ideas chosen es-
pecially for you and your lifestyle.
New and classic 'ideas for your entertaining, cooking, or
decorating your home.
Our unique shoppe carries gifts from European and Cana-
dian craftsmen.
Merry Christmas from all of us at the Feather Tick.
405 Main St.
Regular hours until Wed., Dec. 12.
Open until 9 from Dec. 13 - 22.
MIN SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET
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CHIC KEN
Campbells
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Page 6 Times-Advocate December 5, 1979 Legion ladies buy treats
By ELAINE TOWNSHEND
The following laws may
not be recorded in law books,
but read them and see if you
don't agree, they are as
immutable as Murphy's
Law.
The driver who yelled at
you yesterday morning was
way out of line, but the one
you yelled at today really
had it coming.
Only on tv is the one empty
Cookies!
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parking spot on a busy city
street located directly in
front of the building, which
the driver has to go into.
A television cops' and
robbers' chase scene begins
in the heart of a
metropolitian city and with
one left turn ends up on a
winding mountainous
country highway,
In teal life, everyone can
open a jar lid but you.
If your grocery bill comes
to $100.01, you will not have a
penny.
When you look for an
empty clothes hanger in the
closet, there isn't one, but
the next time you open the
closet door, empty hangers
fall on your head.
When you buy a gift, you
can't get the price sticker
off, and if the price is written
on the box, nothing will cover
it up.
You wrap the gift with
tender loving care: it looks
beautiful until you turn it
over and discover the paper
was too thin; the name on the
lid of the box shows clearly
through, and you don't have
a bow or a tag big enough to
cover it.
If one shoe fits, chances
are the other one won't.
If mitts are on sale, your
size will be at the bottom of
the pile.
If you fall in love with a
certain dress in a store
window, they will not have it
inyoursize. If you find a style
that suits your perfectly, it
will come in the one colour
you cannot wear. The colour
you look best in will be
available in every size but
yours,
If you take extra
precautions in baking a cake
for a special occasion, it will
flop,
Only on soap operas do
women wake up in the
morning with their hair and
make-up looking as good as
the night before.
If it looks like rain and you
take your umbrella, it won't,
If you forget your umbrella,
it will.
If you and your spouse
each have a special program
you want to watch in the
evening, they will be shown
at the same time.
In the winter, the car
never warms up until you
reach your destination.
A family of four always
wants to use the bathroom at
the same time. Ditto the
telephone and the car.
The phone rings just after
you've sunk into a tub of hot
bubbly water. The hot
water tank gives out when
you have lavishly lathered
your hair with shampoo.
When your hair is foaming,
your eyes are clamped tight
to prevent soap stinging and
your fingers are slippery,
you can't find the shower
lever.
No one drops in for coffee
in the morning until the day
you allow yourself the luxury
of an extra hour's sleep.
Company drops in when the
house is a mess. Then you
clean the place, but no one
comes back until it's dirty
again,
No one drops in when
you're dressed up.
When you go to the laun-
dromat, you leave one dirty
sock at home, and when you
come back, you leave one
clean sock in the dryer.
When Mommy's talking
on the telephone, kids react
in one of three ways, One,
they want to sit on Mommy's
knee: two, they beg to say
"hi" even though they don't
know the person on the other
end of the line; and three,
they start a fight with their
brother or sister.
Call Grandma long
distance, put little Tommy
on the phone and tell him to
say "Hi, Granny!" The kid
clams up, He just shakes his
head and smiles while poor
Grandma quizzes him.
Operation
Life/tile
Canadians eat well by habit,
but they do not always
take in a balanced diet,
They -forget that nutrition
imbalance can cause prob-
lems such as Vitamin C or
iron deficiency.
The ladies auxiliary of the
R.E. Pooley Branch 167 held
their November meeting
Monday with 26 members
present.
President Dawn Murray
conducted business. Eva
Triebner won the mystery
prize, Donations of $25 each
were made to the Family
and Children's Services,
Goderich, the Huron Day
Centre for the Homebound
and the War Memorial
Children's Hospital, London.
A donation of $100 was sent
to Westminster Hospital,
London to be used for
Christmas treats for the
veterans.
The Auxiliary Christmas
party is to be held Monday,
Four women
changing world
The November meeting of
the Women's Ministries
group of Exeter Pentecostal
church assembled at the
home of Mrs. Mabel Jeffery,
Thursday night.
Mrs. Ruth McLaren
presided over the service.
The ladies sang the hymns,
"My Faith looks up to thee
and Faith of our Father."
Mrs. Keith Gonyou prayed
over the meeting.
There was a piano
selection by Mabel Jeffery
"Rock of Ages." The hymns
sung were accompanied by
Leila Finkbeiner on the
piano.
Miss Marion McLean was
the speaker for the afternoon
her theme being "Four
women who are changing the
world." Lunch was served
by the hostess and Yvonne
Reynolds and Mary Blan-
chard.
Almatex Paints
Wallpaper &
Accessories
to meet your
Redecorating
Requirements
Also giftware
Exeter Decor Centre
15 Gidley St. E.
235-1010
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Try them! You'll be back for more.
Ginger, chocolate chip, oatmeal raisin,
cherry nut, date nut, peanut butter
Have you ordered your Christmas Cake?
SOUTH HURON
BAKERY
North of ARC, Dashwood
December 10 with a short
business meeting at 7 p.m.
followed by a pot luck supper
at 7:30 p.m. and the Secret
Pal gift exchange.
W. Jaques and her com-
mittee served a lunch after
the meeting.
Ladies' Wear
MAIN ST. EXETER ,
$AVE ON FASHIONS
2 and 3-Piece
KITCHENER
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$100 MERCHANDISE CERTIFICATE
Open All Day Wednesday In December
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Complete Assortment of Fashionable
Christmas Gifts
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WIENERS
Schneiders
POLISH SAUSAGE
Schneiders
SKILLET STRIPS
Schneiders
BEEF STEAKETTES
Canada Packers Ranch Style
BACON
Schneiders Thuringer
SUMMER SAUSAGE
Schneiders Blue Ribbon
BOLOGNA
Store Sliced
COOKED HAM
FRYING
CHICKENS ib
Fresh
PORK
BUTTS
ASH SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET
With Bread Stuffing
5 - 6 lb. avg. lb .
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Maple Leaf Hickory, Hint 0 Maple, Regular
CANNED
HAM 11/2 lb. tin
Kellogs
OPEN THURSDAY
& FRIDAY NIGHTS
UNTIL 9 P.M.
PHONE 235-0212
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TOWELS ,Roupasckl .09
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bakery buys
dozen '1.50
COTTAGE SLICE
Hostess (Fruit Cake)
20 oz. 1.19
Superior or Peter Pan
BREAD 3/1.49
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Be sure to check our baking dept. for a
complete selection of Holiday baking
supplies and no name products.
ASH SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET
ASH SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET
24 oz, tin $1.27
Clover Leaf Flaked White
TUNA 1.29
Salado A
BAGS (Or 120 s 059
fresh produce
Produce of U.S.A.
CELERY STALKS
Produce of U.S.A. Vine Ripened
TOMATOES
Florida zipper skins
TANGERINES
Ontario No. 1 Waxed
TURNIPS
frozen foods
FISH HighlineroSt CHIPS
32 g. 9.99
Mr s. Smith's
INCE PIE
26 g. 9.79
Ycoilliartiy Kernel
2 lb. bag 994
ORANGE JUICE
Niagara Frozen
12 11 oz. fin 59c a
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LEGS OR BREASTS
lb.
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1 lb. Vac Pak lb.
4 - 4 oz. Portions lb.
Sliced or Piece lb.
Sliced or Piece lb.
lb.
GARBAGE
BAGS
Van Camps
BEANS &
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HOT 500 9. Jar
HOCOLATE $1.78
CORN
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