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Times-Advocate, 1980-01-16, Page 2Page 2 Time*-Advocate, January 16, 19$O A DIFFERENCE — While the river was open at Grand Bend Sunday, yovnesters were able to ploy on the ice on the other side ef the south pier, T-A photo. I* IN ITS 2nd 111111C WEEK Seek destroyed Dashwood pies Swag light comes complete with 2 hooks and 60" of chain for each pendant. For wall or ceiling outlets, Bulbs not included, TAKE YOUR CHOICE Save 2.00 off our usual cash &carry price on ANYwall panelling in stock except Buckingham which is already on sale! But hurrY, this offer expires at closing time, Saturday, January 26. So if you need panels, the time ()it t to buy is NOW! All Our Branches. Have A Minimum Of 12 "Different,' Full Size Panels in Stock \ Our Larger Branches Have Over 30 To Choose From SIX SIZES ALL 5/8" THICK PARTICLE BOARD SHELVING WAS 89, WAS 75(' 3-FOOT 4-FOOT WAS 1,49 COMPLETE WITH EMCO CENTRESET AND MARBLE TOP rnstrong Self-Adhering SOLARIANITILE has that sunny no-wax shine! Also includes ABS drain, pullout plug and chain. By MRS, IRVIN RAPER Zion Lutheran Ladies' Aid held the January meeting Tuesday. at the home of Mrs. Ray VanDorsselaer with group i in charge. Mrs. Charles Martene, president, presided and the following business took place. Twenty- three shut-in boxes were packed and delivered. The Altar Guild made 16 calls and sent one flower. The new Guild is Mrs. Lloyd Rader and Mrs. Irvin Rader. The February meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Gordon Kraft. Several donations and cards of thanks were read for donations made prior to Christmas, Material for a quilt is to be purchased. Mrs. Dave Rader is to contact Jack Doerr about con- firmation picture duplicates of those destroyed in the fire back to 1948, Anyone having pictures prior to that date please phone Mrs, Racier. All ladies of the congragation are asked to participate in the bazaar planned for this fall, Group 1 had closing devotions and lunch. Seniors to meet Senior Citizens will meet Monday January 21, Quilting will be done in the afternoon and all ladies who like to quilt are welcome. The men are invited to come and play cards, shuffleboard or whatever they enjoy. A pot luck supper at 6:30 will be followed by the regular meeting. Return from England Elealior Salmon and friend Susan Feaver, Southcott Pines returned home safely but tired Monday morning from London, England. They spent a week there enjoying theatre, the national gallery, British Museum, West- minster Abbey, Windsor Castle, Hampton Court and even a church service New Year's morning at St. Paul's Cathedral. Many other sights and tours were en- joyed even viewing the many ounkers on Camaby Street. Because Of strikes at Heathrow in London, their flight was delayed and a subsequent stopover, in Prestwick, Scotland added to their adventures. • The January meeting of Calvary United church women was held Tuesday, with the Executive in charge and a skit "Old Year - New Year." Three cheers were led by New Year (Mrs. Hugh Boyle) Old year (Mrs. Eben Weigand)asked all members to share what in their life wa's memorable in the old Year. Two-members, Mrs. Bill Chandler and Mrs. Don Geiser led in unison scrip- ture reading. New Year asked all members write.a New Year's resolution to improve your life. Mrs. Mildred Kellerman has volunteered to do the study book on. Japan far the year. Her first presentation was on the Geographic picture of the country. Next month will be the People. President, Mrs. Gordon Bender presided for the business. Cards of thanks and donations were acknowledged. Nine shut-in boxes were packed at Christmas. The Sunshine committee is Mrs. Mildred Kellerman and Mrs. Letta Taylor. The church annual meeting will be held February 3. The thirteenth Huron-Perth presbyterial is January 28 in Goderich United church. Passes away Marie Wein .Brown, 55, passed away at Central Park Lodge, London, Saturday January 5. She was the laughter of the late Bill and Barbara Wein of Dash- wood. She is survived by one sister, Grace, 'Of Vancouver who was in London for the memorial service. Personal Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rader were Leonard Prang, Zurich and Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Rader. SQ, FT. These 1 2"x12" self-stick tiles come in a wide selection of colors. • Solarian shines far longer than ordinary no-wax floors, • A snap to install! • Surround edges hide seams. Greenway Anglican minister inducted If you're planning on building more storage area in Our home, we suggest you stock up nbw on Par- ticle Board Shelving from Discount Dave s Six sizes available, all at 20% off our usual dash & carry prices. * WAS indicates our usual Cash & Carry Price ay MANUEL CURTS Several members of the Grace Anglican Church attended the induction service, Sunday evening for their new rector, The Rev. Timothy F. Hill, formerly of Delhi, in the St. Paul's Anglican Church, Thedford. Afchdeacon G. Pearce conducted the induction service, and the sermon was preached by the Rev. R. Anions of St. John's Church, Simcoe. On Thursday evening, the annual vestry meeting will be held in the Anglican Church and the annual congregational meeting in the United Church. A full attendance is requested. The Ladies Guild of the Anglican Church held their January meeting Wed- nesday afternoon in the Parish Hall, when the new year's activities were planned. At their February meeting donations will be received for the Cancer cupboard. The first meeting of the United Church Women in the New Year, was held, at the sru ttlliirtHUUaiaalanlanlrtrnrrttunIIL ADAM !Hooting & Cooling Es Heating Systems! of All Types . INSTALLED, MODERNIZED -5 oral MAINTAINED F.. General Sheet E Metal Work is Air Conditioning 2: Ventilation • ▪ 235-2187 • 1331.1 (iron St., Easf, Exeter 111HOHM4NHIliu.ln .aura, mif,t home of Violet Brown, Wednesday afternoon. Violet was n charge of the worship The new president, Iva Lagerwerf opened the business meeting with prayer. The December minutes were read and approved. One member visited the Birthday Bank. The roll call, A New Year's Resolution was answered by fifteen members. Doris Eagleson gave the treasurer's report. Thank you notes were read from Mrs. Clare Reid, Mrs. Beatrice McDonald, Mr. Hariton, Ken Smithers, Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence Cuts and the Rev, and Mrs. Moore. A donation was voted sent to Camp Menesetung and it was decided that five ladies would attend the Presbyterial at Goderich in January. Following the business meeting a Finance meeting was held to plan the year's activities followed by a tasty lunch and a social hour. Congratulations to Joe and Mary Hodgins on the birth of a daughter on Wednesday, a wee sister for Lorna, Mrs. Harry Horner is a patient in St. Joseph's- Hospital, London. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Walper,, Douglas, Walper and Bill Johnson attended the 90th birthday celebration recently, for their aunt, Mrs. John Nairn, which was held at the home of Mrs. Nairn's daughter and son-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. Donald Hay, London. Friends here have learned of the death of Mrs. Lilly Moore in Detroit. The former Lilly Belt, she spent her childhood and youth just west of here. Sympathy is extended to her brother George Belt, Moray, and to her sister, Mrs. gva Batiteau, Grand Bend, A brattier, Tom, who lives in Mithigan, also survives. 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