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Times-Advocate, 1985-05-08, Page 6CAMPBELL'S MUSHROOM soup iooz. 2 p.89 DECOR 2 BATHROOM TISSUE WHITE OR BEIGE 2 PLY 4 ROLL 1.19 .69 ti Page 6 Moy 8, 1985 4 ,., TO MARRY Art and Marie fieimpel are pleased to announce the forth coming marriage of their daughter Janine to Dick Dougall, son of William and Fern Dougall. The wedding will take place on the 18th of May 1985 at Main St. United Church, Mitchell, Ontario. Closed reception to follow. 19' f � ditt MR. AND MRS. TOM RYAN - Janis Luther and Tom Ryan ex- changed marriage vows at Zion Lutheran Church, Dashwood, on May 4, with Rev. Mellecke of- ficiating. The bride is the daughter of Lorne and Marguerite Luther, Grand Bend, while the groom is the son of Helen Ryan and the late John Ryan, Meaford. Phyliss Pring, London, was the matron of honor and bridesmaids were Kathie Ryan, Toronto, and Julie Taylor, Grand Bend. Bernie Kool, Toron- to, was groomsman and guests were ushered by Gary Trippe, Toronto, and Perry Denomme, Zurich. After a reception at the South Huron rec centre, 'the bridal pair travelled to Northern Ontario. They now reside in Ex- eter. --Photo by Frank Phillips Asparagus Spring Garden Farm Call 8 p.m. - 10 p.m. 229-6795 Swartman Fashions Closing Monday and Tuesday We're closing Monday and Tuesduy to prepare for the biggest sale in the history of our store. Watch next week's T -A for details. Winners Winners of the $28.00 Food Vouchers were Edith Miller, John St. Exeter Doris Jeffery, Staffa Edgar Aidmore, Hensall Our jumbo bologna win- ner was Judy Johns, Ex- eter. It weighed 35' 2 Ib. She guessed exactly. We would like to thank everyone for making our Anniversary Sale a success. A&H superior MAl KUS Aids hospital workers Rummage more profitable This year's spring hospital rum- mage sale was the best ever, accor- ding to treasurer Lillian Campbell_ She has already deposited over $7,400 in a special bank account, and expects about another $100 to be brought in soon. The Ladies Auxiliary of South Huron Hospital held their first rum- mage sale the year after the hospital opened in 1953. Sales have been held in both spring and fall for the past 22 years and are becoming more popular each year Carloads of bargain -hunters from Parkhill to Winghan> converge on the South Huron rec centre each April and October, line up patiently, and wail for the doors to open at 10:0(1 a.m. As various departments are set up in the same place every time, regulars steer a course directly for books, or toys, or children's clothes, to get first choice. Mission ac- complished, they can browse leisure- ly through hats and purses. shoes, housewares, adult clothing, jeweller\ or the numerous other departments, put in a bid at the silent auction table, or stay and get vocal at the traditional noon auction. Mrs. Campbell attributes the sale's growing popularity to the fact people are becoming accustomed to a "good. clean rummage sale - stuff is well sorted and anything grubby is out'. '!'hough all conveners are members of the Auxiliary, many of the t -in volunteers who work so hard are not "1 don't know of any other Exeter project that involves as many groups as this one", Mrs. Campbell explain- ed. "Volunteers from the churches, the service clubs and almost every organization in town help with this project. It's a lot oI work, but a lot ut fun." The whole community works together for the rummage sale, and the whole community benefits from it Proceeds have been used for capital expenditures al the hospital. rather than operating costs. Purchases have included waiting room furniture. the whirlpool in the physiotherapy department, the autoclave in the operating room and hospital beds. Last year's rummage sale proceeds helped pay for the $28,000 air condi- tioning system. 111 1983. the auxiliary handed over $15,500 for the attractive chairs in patients' rooms. As long as Exeter has a hospital. it can count on also having the twice - annual rummage sats to supply the local insttotion with those desirable t>ut costly extras that make a hospital stay more pleasant. Apology I)ue to d problem in the Lever Brothers l'Yarehuuse, ►ve olid not receive our shipment of 12 litre All which 1Vds a(lvertrsed t(>r last tveek at $9.98 with a tree par/. !t wenn that the Was used ►'ere not made properl\ and, as a result, were all held back from shipping; to their customers. The ( unlpany ha, note given us a 1 ? 1, Boy of All kind we have it) which we are selling; this week at the even !ower !rice of $8.98. We hope this substitute will not cause a11y of our custurllers ani inconvenience. The Management, A & H Food Market Ltd. Aitsii MARTETS OPEN THURSDAY & FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9 P.M. 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