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name in ad. If you spot your name, phone
4 theExeterTimes-Advocate at 235-1331 and
we will send your Wintario ticket to you„ If
after your name the word "Turkey" appears
CZ; will contact Al's Super Save in Hensall
4 where you may pick up your turkey.
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Times -Advocate, November 23, 1978 , P • • 23
MAKE IT A
YAMAHA CHRISTMAS
William Mercer
Box 543, Exeter
•The new Enticer 340 Deluxe comes packed with all ;
the power, performance and handling you expect, C:
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Your Choice Men's or Ladies' Watch Value
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$50.00
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SOFAS &CHAIRS
Sklar Traditional loose pillow
back style, cotton print fabric,
2 colours to choose from.
Reg. $935 OUR PRICE
Kroehler Contemporary Aigh
back. Brown orlon or brown
corduroy fabric.
Reg. $799 OUR PRICE
Vitas high back Colonial
00% Nylon beige melon
lour fabric. Dark maple
owwood.
g. S799 OUR PRICE
m
aemore Modern wide a
Br
sofa and - chair, rust orlon
fabric.
Reg. $799 OUR P
Artistic 100% Nylon printl
Coloniacover. Pine
showwood.
Reg. $699 OUR PRICE
Many more suites
delivery.
;695
$549
$599
RICE 5599
mediate
$589
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SOFA BEDS
Kroehler regelor size sofa bed.
Blue, Rust/Beige plaid fabric,
spring filled mattress. .
Reg. $379 OUR PRICE
Kroehler regular size sofa bed.
Beige, Blue matelasse fabric,
bolster cushions. Spring filled
mattress.
Reg. $629.95 OUR PRICE
Kroehler regular size sofa bed;
100% orlon fabric. Spring fill-
ed mattress.
Reg. $759.95 OUR PRICE
Other sofa beds in -stock. Check them out now.
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$499
$449
Gift Suggestions For
Under $100.00
Platform Rockers 599
in stock for im- Fern Stands 95" to 554"s
Cigarette Tables.s3900 & 14900
Brass Desk L mp 14900
Floor Lamp 56900 to 599
$129° ---
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Mirrors, Pictures, Cushions Etc.
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DINING ROOM
Andrew Malcolm French
Provincial small buffet, hutch,
oval' table (1 .leaf) 3 side
chairs, 1 arm chair. Fruitwood
finish.
Reg. 31,599
OUR PRICE
Electrohome Contemporary
Buffet, hutch, rectangular
table, 4 side chairs with beige
upholstered seat and bock.
Pecan finish.
Reg. $1,214 OUR PRICE
Kroehler oak Buffet,' hutch,
oval table (1 leaf) 4 cone back
side chairs. 2 cone bock orm
chairs.
Reg. $2,100 OUR PRICE
Maple Buffet, hutch, double
pedestal table. (3 leaves) . 3
Duxbury side choirs. 1. Dux•
bury arm chair. Salem finish.
$1295 1295
Reg. $1,549 OUR PRICE
'1349 1349
$999
$1695
BEDROOM
Philips Triple Dresser, Wing .�
Mirror, Cedar Lined Armoire,
54/60 Headboard. Bed
Frame. 1 Night table.
Reg. $1,718 OUR PRICE
Andrew Malcolm Mahogany
triple dresser mirror. 5 drawer
chest, 54/60 headboard, bed
frame, 1 night table.
Reg, $ 1,279 OUR PRICE
Century 21 Modular bedroom
grouping by Electrohome 1.1
pieces in grouping.
Reg. $2,195 OUR PRICE
Maple double dresser, mirror,
4 drawer chest, 39" spindle
bed.
Reg. $519.95 OUR PRICE
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$1799
$429
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HOMEMAKERS TO HURON COUNTY
HENSALL 262-2023
Fine Furniture & Accessories Inglis Appliances & Service r
TRY OUT ANTIQUE TRUCK £- While visiting the Hensall fire hall Thursday, youngsters from the Hensoll nursery school climb-
ed aboard the antique fire truck of 1926. From the left are Gregory Dalrymple, Victoria Bisback,,Joson Reid, Jeremy Neilands
and Garry (manse. ' T -A photo
Plan Christmas party
Seniors view slides of Isles
Entertainment was the
order for the evening when
the Three Links Senior
Citizens of Hensall held their
November meeting on
Tuesday in the I.O.O.F. Hall.
Topping the programme,
was Dr. Roger Wan of
Seaforth who sh wed his
pictures of a recent trip to
the British Isles with em-
phasis on the flowers and
gardens they visited. Sup-
plying music for the
programme were Mary
Drysdale and Melanie Lovell
who played their guitars and
sang two songs, and Nelson
Howe. and Miss Mary
Broadfoot who had all toes
tapping with their square
dance tunes on violin and
piano. Thirty-two members
and six visitors were
present.
The first part of the
evening was spent on
business. As the hall is not
being patronized very much
Personals
Anthony Gelderland and
Mrs.. Jean Adenen,
-Ridgetown visited with Mr.
& :Mrs. Sim Roobol on,
Tuesday of last week.
Sim Roobol was admitted
to South Huron Hospital,
Exeter on Saturday evening
;and 'transferred to St.
Joseph's Hospital, London on
Sunday.
Mrs. Carl Payne is a
patient in Seaforth Com-
munity Hospital where she is
undergoing surgery.
Mr. & Mrs. Ray McNoll
and son of Fergus visited
with Mr. & Mrs. Sam Oesch
on Sunday.
Mr. & Mrs. Ross Corbett
visited on the weekend with
the latter's brother and
sister-in-law Mr. & Mrs.
Morris Taylor and family at
Kilworthy. They were ac-
companied home by Miss
Pat Taylor of London,.
Mr. & Mrs. • Jack Taylor,
Brucefield, Bill Taylor,
Varna, Mr. & Mrs. Ross
Corbett, Hensall attended
the funeral of�1rs. Clinton
Brown on Morfday and
visited with Mr. & Mrs. Ross
Brown and family at
Newtonville.
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Duncan of
Toronto called on friends
here last week.
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Chaffe
and family of Mitchell were
recent visitors with Mrs.
Chaffe's parents Mr, & Mrs.
Jack Corbett.
Mr. & Mrs. Terry Gregson
of Niagara Falls were recent
visitors with the latter's
parents Mr. &, Mrs. Hugh
McEwen.
Carmel church
Rev. A. Young of Goderich
conducted service in Carmel
Presbyterian Church on
Sunday, taking his text from
St.. Luke's Gospel, the
subject being "Try Again."
Mrs. Robert Taylor presided
at the organ and led the choir
in the anthem "The Church
in the Wildwood". Misses
Beatrice Thompson and
Sandra Nixon sang the duet.
Rev. Hugh Davidson of
Listowel will conduct the
service on November 28.
Continues Sermop
Rev. T. Garnett Husser
continued his sermon on•the
Creation at the morning
service at Hensall United
Church on Sunday,
preaching on, "Let ,kbere be
light•"
Mrs. Donna St. John was
soloist, singing "Songs of
gladness" and accompanied
on the piano by Dr. Ralph
Topp who also played the
organ for the service. -
Advent Communion will be
.held on Sunday, December 3.
Successful lodge bazaar -
The' members of Amber
Rebekah Lodge heldmoat
successful bazaar, bale sale
and tea in the Lodge Hall on
Saturday afternoon.
Everyone, participated
which made the event so
rewarding.
t
on Monday afternoons it was
decided to only keep it open
on Friday afternoons, when
members could gather to
complete crafts or hobbies
and enjoy a social hour
together. All draw tickets
are to be turned in by
December 1 to Mrs. Ruby
Bell. The Christmas meeting
will be on December 12 when
a pot -luck turkey supper will
be held. Executive to be in
charge. -
.
ensall
and- district news
CORRESPONDENTS
Mn. Hilda Payne, Phone 262-5018
Mrs. Betlha MacGtegor, Phane 262-2025
Programme conveners for
the Isiovembe"r'meeting were
Mr. & Mrs. Carl Payne and
Mrs. Ruby Bell and the lunch
committee were Mr. & Mrs:
Alex McBeath and Mrs.
Bertha McGregor.
Juveniles tie two contests,
intermediates plan event
The juveniles travelled to
Brussels Tu: da ight and
played a 4-4 ti: Grant
Love opened the scaring at
the 13:57 mask as sted by
Terry Bedard, but. Brussels
came back -to even the score.
Brian Baker picked up a
pass from Steve, Grainger
and fired it past the goalie
just to have the Brussels
tear p come back -to even the
scofc at 2-2.
Kinettes
plan event
The Hensall and District
Kinettes met at the home of
ebbi _Regier for their
N mber meeting. Mrs.
Sharon Fink led in the
Kinette Song, all members
being present.
Discussion centred_- on__
visiting shut-ins for
Christmas and holding a
Christmas party for the
children at the Public School
'on December 9 when the
Theatre Arts Group from
S.H.D.H.S. Exeter will be
entertaining. The Kinettes
are also selling tickets on a
draw for baby quilts - made
by Joy Fink.
The next meeting will be
held -at the Pizza Factory in
Exeter on, December 6. This
is to be "Bring a guest
night."
In the third period
Brussels went ahead 3-2 but
Hensall came back strong
with two quick goals,. the
first from Dave .Cann
assisted by Grand Love and
Steve Grainger and the
second by Brian Baker set up
by Darrell Preszcator.
Brussels came back late in
the game to tie it at 4-4. -
On Friday, Hensall tical the
league leaders Kurtzville 2-2.
In the first period the teams
traded goals, the first by
Paul Bell assisted by Bob
Mommersteeg and Allan
Ben and the second goal by
the Kurtzville team. Hensall
went ahead in the second
period on a goal by Steve
Grainger set up by Dave
Cann. Then at the 8:04 mark
of the third period Kurtzville
tied the game at 2-2. Steve
Sararas and Kevin Jeffrey
shared the goal tending and
_allowed one goal each.
Hensall 'travels -To-
Milverton on November 19
and plays in Hensall.
tomorrow.
Buckeyes. At 10.30 Monkton
takes on Huron Park,
Mildmay meetsParkhillat 1
p.m. and Exeter and Grand
Bend clash at 3.30 p.m.
Games continue
throughout the balance of
Saturday and resume 10
a.m. Sunday with the "B"
final going at 3 p.m. and the
"A" final -at 5.30 p:m.
The tournament is spon-
""sored by the Hensall Minor
Athletic Association`
The'Exeter team will be a
combination of players from
Pfaff Electric and Les Pines,
two rec league teas.
Plan tourney
An intermediate "C"
hockey tournament is being
held at the Hensall arena this
weekend featuring a total of
eight teams.
The tourney gets un-
derway at 8 a.m. Saturday
with the Hensall Sherwoods
meeting the Zurich
SANTA ARRIVES IN HENSALL -- Santo Clods made one of
his first visits to' this port of the country as he dropped in of
Drysdale Home Hardware in Hensoll Fettfoy evening. Telling
Santo what she would like for Christmas Is Angelo Vollond,
two, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Vollond of Hensoll.
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CNIB goes
oyer target
Eric Luther, campaign
chairman for the Canadian
National Institute for the
Blind wishes to advise that
this --year's.,campaign was
highly successful •_- --+
This year, the total was
51,465.25 which is over aur
target of 51,400.00.
Luther expressed thanks
to everyone who donated to
this organization to help
make the 1978 canvass a
-success.
Luther stated special
thanks should be extended to
the following groups for their
help in the door t� door
canvass: Women's
Institute. Amber Rebekah
Lodge, Women's' Auxiliary
and Carmel Presbyte>\an
Church.
mum mumnm.
The
Light
Touch
By
JACK
LAVENDER
1111 iurnutimt 1
You're an old-timer if you
con remember when lust
about the only kind of tran-
quilizer was money
11 anything ton make you
pay attention ta,v ur con-
science. .►'s pro ably o
wanes:.
';..A friend hos a three-legged
dog named Tripod. A cute
little thing, but he bos trou-
ble of the fire hydrants.
Y u never know who, makes
sauna folks tick until They
begin to unwind.
• . . •
An -old-fashioned colle9a is
'one that won't award an
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:athlete a letter unless he
knows which one it is. 1
•s You'll mark us '•A" of ,
Jack's
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Service
E 107 Queen St., Hensoll
262.2103
?for prompt, courteous, el.
Titian' service.
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