Times-Advocate, 1980-01-16, Page 7GRADUATES - 'Karen
Leitch, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, Donald Leitch, Lucan
graduated recently from the
Ministry of Colleges and
Universities of Nursing
Assistonce.Karen is presently
employed at Marian Villa,
London.
AT FASHION CLASS - Students in the two-year fashion
merchandising program at Georgian College, Barrie, are
spending two months at large retail outlets in Barrie and
Toronto districts. The purpose is to improve salesmanship '
abilities and gain experience in junior management and
department operation. Barbara Armstrong / second from the
left, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ned Armstrong, Exeter, spent
her work period at Simpsons in downtown Toronto. With her
are Sheryl Skelcher, Orillia; Jane Henderson, Sudbury, and
John Christie, teaching matter at Georgian.
"-DRY
(LEANING
SPECIAL
This week only at all 3 locations.
LADIES & MEN'S 2 PC, $100'•
SUITS. ONLY AV
Next week only at all 3 locations
BLANKETS . $ 50
& SPREADS ONLY di
Enter At Our Exeter Store For
A Chance To
WIN A TRIP TO THE BAHAMAS
Listen to CKSL for additional details.
THREE STORES TO SERVE YOU
• GRAND BEND • EXETER • MITCHELL
Grand Bend Cleaners
'LADIES DEPT. OMENS DEPT.
OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY - FRIDAY NIGHTS TILL 9 P.M.
Odds and Ends
of ladies
Jeans and
Cords
099
Just a few let
get them
quick!
Super Special on
these
Jeans
Ladies Levi's
Boot Jeans. Reg,
$27,98'
95.99
Ladies
RoadRunner
Straight Leg Reg. f.
$23.98
95.99
0 0/0
Off
all
New Spring
Arrivals
Perfect
for your
southern holiday
20% Off
Ladies
Sleepwear
Mitts and
Gloves
• Special Group of mens
dress pants
• Selected lot of mens
sweaters
• large group of Mens
Coats and jackets
Some are even less than
1/2 price.
• A fair number of mens
suits and sport jackets:
1/30;F
Balance of All Mens
Fall and Winter
1. Sweaters
2. Velour Tops
3. Fancy Knit Tops
4. All Ski-suits
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Special group of
men's dress shirts
and sports shirts.
1
99
599
All of
our Mens Levis
& GWG Shirts
4599
Our Complete
stock of Mens
Wrangler jeans
200/9ff
- Snowmobile suits one
and two piece.
- All Dress pants
- Mitts, Gloves and Scarves
- Balance of dress
and sport shirts
- pajamas
'BOYS DEPT.
Limited group of
Boys Hopsack
JEANS
Reg. to $18.98.
NOW
$ 1 099
$ 00
The Regular
Off
price of
all our
BOYS
SUITS
ory.
Off
0 Snowmobile suits
• Sport Jackets and
Blazers • Sport and
Dress Shirts • Pajamas
• Winter Coats and
Jackets • Boys Dress
Pants
• 99
"1
$ 1 9
All of our ‘
Boys
SKI
JACKETS
2999
Balance of
SKI
Reg. to $49.98.
k.,
SUITSSHIRTS
9 099
Balance of
our stock
of Boys Levis
"Out They Go"
Boys Off
•
JEANS
AND
CORDS
Reg to $18.98
$15.99
Reg. to $21.98
'17.99
By Levis
and GWG. Mims,
Regular and Huskys
.
1/3
All of our
Sweaters,
Tee-Shirts and
Velours
10 010
Off
Mens & Boys
Winter
Underwear
1 999
MENS
SUITS
Our Complete Stock
Reg. 170" NOW '136"
Reg. 160.00 NOW '128"
Reg. $150.00 NOW '120"
A good selection
of plains and patterns
Alterations at cost
Off
all of, our
uniforms;.
- dresses and
pant suits
1999
All of our ladies
jeans and
corduroys by
Levis,
' Roadrunner
Rainbow, GWG,
H.I.S., Pulse Etc.,
etc.!,
1/2 Price
1. All of our Ladies Fall and
Winter Iltessiss.
2. All ofratirVidret hill and
winter pant ;Oita.
3. Our complete '.flock
of long winter coats
4. The balance of our
ladies car coats
5. Velours - tops,
bottoms. Whatever
it left out, they go!
6. Special group of ladies
blouses, sweaters, slims
7. Balance of Elan
sportswear
1/3 Off
1. All Housecoats
2. All Fall & Winter
- slims
- blouses
- sweaters
3. All of our
Ladies Ski
Jackets
4. Purses
5. Every Ski Suit
All of our mens
jeans and
cords. Levis,
GWG. Straight
leg, flare and
wide leg.
10%
Off
New
Spring
Arrivals
JACKETS
BLAZERS
Reg. $59.98 NOW '47"
Reg $79.98 NOW '63"
Reg. $84.98 NOW '67"
Reg. $89.98 NOW '71"
Reg. $94.98 NOW '75"
Reg. $140.00 NOW '111"
All of our Blouses
All of our Sweoters
Allot our Dresses
All of our Slims
All of our Ski Jackets
Girls Road Runner
and Rainbow JEANS
Reg. to $19.98
NOW
$ 399
SKI
SUITS
Reg. to $64.98
NOW
$3999
GIRLS DEPT.
1/'" OFF
Girls Rainbow
Corduroy
JEANS
Reg. to 519.98
NOW
1 299
20%
off All
Sleep
wear
And
Mitts
10%
off
All New
Spring
Arrivals
All of our
Girls
WINTER
COATS
1/2 Price
CHARG EX
master charge
VISA wok ANNUAL WINTER CLEARANCE
SALE CONTINUES
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EXETER
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chuckles. Mrs. Jim Cun-
ningham gave a reading on
"How good a member are
you?"
Presentation of amarylis
plant was made to Mrs..
Isobelle Simpson to honour
her 75th birthday, which is
January 17, An invitation to
join in the nutrition course
for Seniors on February 21,
at Lucan, was announced.
Bus tours for the coming
year were discussed but no
definite plans made.
U.C.W. meets
Mrs. Rupert Williams was
hostess for the January
meeting of the United
Church Women. President,
Mrs. Chas Coughlin opened
the meeting and read the
Scripture also a poem
"bridges."
Middlesex Presbyterial
will be held in Metropolitan
United Church on February
14 The theme "The Power of
the Stored Up Word." Guest
speaker will be Jack
Burghardt of CFPL-TV.
Mrs. Ralph Lynn and Mrs.
Gerald Lynn will attend as
delegates.
Personals
Wilfred Cunningham
returned home from St.
Joseph's Hospital on
Saturday where he un-
derwent surgery last week.
Rupert Williams is a
patient in St. Joseph's
Hospital where he is un-
dergoing a series of tests.
Citizenship, amusing Mrs, Gerald Lynn took the
questions received by Gord Study of Japan. The Live,
Sanderson and. Susan Greer Love, Project will include
in their "Sound Off" column the Oneida Indians again for
of the Leadon Free Press the corning year. During
which brought forth many' business they decided to
raise the price of wedding
and banquets to $5 per plate
for future catering.
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know when to senile, even if
you don't feel like it." •
The story was as appalling
to me as the scene on the
street corner. Kids' are
people not objects. Their
problems differ from
country to country, but their
rights remain the same.
To the average kid in
Canada, the International
Year .of the Child didn't week.
mean much. Nevertheless, it Mr. and Mrs. Joe
shed light on the problems of McLellan visited • recently
children around the world with Mr. and Mrs. Ken
and reminded adults that McLellan and family.
even in affluent countries, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Oud
like Canada and the United are holidaying -in Florida.
States, the rights of children Mr. and Mrs. Jack Peck
can be violated. Yes, kids have returned from a
are people too. holiday in the South.
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Ili IN• - NI III
Instal slate
at • Koppen
By MRS, MRS, RENA CALDWELL
U.C.W. of St; Andrew's
Chureh, Kippen met January
S with hostesses Mrs. Llloyd
Cooper and Mrs. Bill
Charters,
Worship was taken by Mrs.
Lloyd Cooper. The topic was
on unselfishness, She also
illustrated with two poems
and closed the devotion. With
prayer,
Mrs. McMullen based her
topic on Luke 5 and from that
conducted a very interesting
Bible study. Joan Ben-
nendyke favoured with two
piano selections - "The
Homecoming" and ";Calypso
Boy",
Rev. R. McMullen • in-
stalled the 1980 executive of
the U,C.W. Treasurer's
report was given by Mrs.
Bert Faber and visiting
reports by Mrs. John Cooper
and Mrs. Ross Broadfoot.
Mrs. Bert Faber read the
correspondence dealing with
"thank yous" from Leprosy
Mission, Children's Aid,
Alma College and the
recipients of Christmas
boxes.
Personals
Sympathy is expressed by
this community to Mrs.
Maurice Omey and son Dan
in the sudden death of a
husband and father.
Robert D.Elgie called on
W.L. and Mrs. Mellis last
Hensall gives
approval for
village salaries
' Council also approved a
$720 per annum payment
rate for the reeve, $575 for
council members and PUC
commissioners and $20 per
meeting attended . for
members of council com-
mittees.
Council members and PUC
commissioners will also
receive a $20honorariumfor
each special night meeting
attended, $30 for half day
meetings and $50 for whole
day meetings over and above
normal meetings.
Bill McLaren, works
superintendent, will receive
a salary of $15,000 in 1980 and
Betty Oke, town clerk, will
receive $17, 120.
Council gave their ap-
proval to an application by
Parkash Malik to sever land
on Lots 11, 12 of plan an ofthe
village of Hensall. Mr.
Malike wants to sever the
back half of each lot. Council
will forward Mr. Malike's
land severance request to
the 'Huron County planning
department, Council also
approved the levying of a
$200 fee for the severance to
be put in a special parks and
recreation fund.
Council also approved a
motion to advance the arena
fundraising committee•
enough money to see them
through advertising the
February 2 hockey game
between the committee and'
members of the CFPL team.
The committee is sponsoring
the game to raise additional
funds to pay off the arena
construction.
Council also endorsed a
resolution from the city of
' Barrie opposing Quebec's
White Paper on the proposed
Sovereignty Association with
the rest of Canada. The
resolution said council
supports the position taken
by the premier of Ontario in
opposing Quebec's White
Paper and "solicits the
support of all municipalities
to indicate to the province of
Quebec that we believe in a
united Canada within the
framework of Con-
federation..."
In 1979, there were $202,300
worth of building permits
issued in the village, which
was $20,000 lower than those
issued the year before.
However, Mr. Van Wieren
said if the firehall con-
struction was excluded, then
the building permits were
higher in value than the year
before. He said Drysdale's
store was the only new
building constructed in the
.village in 1979.
A village ratepayer, Bill
Erb, owner of the BP station,
appeared before council
asking for their support in
rezoning a parcel of land
adjacent to his station from
residential to commercial
zoning. Mr. Erb told council
he's already using the land
for parking cars and would
like it rezoned to fit this use.
Council agreed to talk to
Huron County planner
Roman Dzus about the
rezoning request.
Hensall park board asked
council to appoint two new
members to the committee.
Bev Bonthron and Bill
Soldan both tendered their
resignation to the committee
recently. Council decided to
advertise the vacancies in
the newspaper, and select
the committee members
from applicants.
Parks board employees
received a seven per cent
n increase in wages for 1980.
Also, the committee decided
the $200 rental fee 'on the ice
surface at the arena does not
include set up and removal
services.
C-LANKKom
The ;January Meeting of.
tie Clandeboye Women's
Institute took the., form of a
noon luncheon meeting as
.niernlers arrived at twelve
noon at the home of Mrs,.
Arnold Lewis,
President, Mrs, Harold
Hardy, opened the meeting
with'the Institute Ode, Mary
Stewart. .Collect and the
Lords prayer, Grace was
sung and a delicious lunch
was served. by;the com-
mittee, Mrs. Wilmer Scott
and Mrs. Roy Cunningham
assisted by the hostess.
The meeting continued
after lunch with roll"call, "A
current event relating to
world affairs,i" was an-
swered by nineteen mem-
bers which led to various
diseussionS,
Mrs. Alan Hill, convener of
Citizenship and World
Affairs, had a most in-
teresting program, per-
taining to the Russian in-
vasion of Afghanistan as well
a reading connected with
Clanclebpye WI meet
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