HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-10-02, Page 2AT BADM• INTON CLINIC — Several sports clinics were held in Exeter
Thursday and Friday in conjunction with the visit of the Ontario Sports
Travelcade. Above instructor Larry Wright show the proper grip to
Laurie Lovie and Susan Stretton while Pat Rowe of the SHDHS PE staff
looks on. T-A photo
By MISS ELLA MORLOCK
CREDITON
Mr. & Mrs. Maurice Teeft,
Dunnville, and Mr. & Mrs.
Clarence Schwantz, Welland,
were Sunday guests of Mr, & Mrs.
Ed Hendrick.
Mr, & Mrs. Will Oestricher
attended the funeral of Mr.
Vernon Franks in St. James
Anglican Church, London,
Saturday morning. Saturday
afternoon they were guests at the
Cole-Graham wedding at Wesley
Knox. United Church, London.
Rev. & Mrs. Bruce Pierce and
Rev. Armin Schlenker attended
the Huron-Perth Presbytery
meeting in Egmondville last
Tuesday,
Mr. & Mrs, Len Rivett spent
last week at Lake Chesley near
Owen Sound with a number of
residents of the Crest homes,
Rev. & Mrs. Armin Schlenker,
Mrs. Aaron Wein, Mrs. Emerson
Wein, Mrs. Lloyd Lamport, Mrs.
Earl Heist, Mrs, Hugo Schenk,
Ella Morlock, Mrs. Lloyd
Straight talk about
Funeral Services, just as all other services, can be
expensive but no other professional service provides a
wider range of services and costs from which to make a
selection.
Members of the Ontario Funeral Service Association
are of the opinion that Funeral Service Costs can be
divided into four categories: —
1. Professional Services
2. Provision of facilities
3. Use of Automotive
Equipment
4. The Casket Chosen
With the help of good
advice, those arranging a
funeral can readily deter-
mine the cost.
The Ontario Funeral Service Association believes that
there is a need for STRAIGHT TALK about funerals and
respectfully suggests that you contact a funeral director
who is a member of the association where you will receive
direct and helpful answers to your questions. All enquiries
are in confidence and without obligation.
ONTARIO FUNERAL SERVICE ASSOCIATION
Exeter FUNERAL HOME Ontario
Good news:
The '76 Fords are
at your Ford Dealer's now!
More good news:
Ford has achieved
dramatic increases in fuel economy
on all the '76 car lines.
1976 Ford Granada Ghia 4-Door.
Certain items shown are optional at extra cost.
Good news:
The'76 Fords have arrived with features like:
0 New exterior colors 0 New interior trims
0 A new improved ride for Granada
And new options like:
0 Distinctive, to-tone paint treatments
for many models
DA Squire woodgrain look for Pinto Runabout
DAnd for the young at heart, a Stallion Option
Package for Pinto, Maverick and Mustang II
OCobra II Option on Mustang II.
THUNDERBIRD • FORD • ELITE • TORINO
GRANADA • MUSTANG U • MAVERICK • PINTO
More good news;
Ford has increased the gas mileage on the '76 car lines by
an average of 25% compared to last year, based on U.S. E.P.A.
tests.* The engines in all Ford car lines have been refined to
give better fuel economy and improved driveability in terms
of easier starting, better stop and go response, and smoother
acceleration. In addition, there are optional engines that run on
lower priced regular gasoline that's readily available everywhere.
Find out mote about the mileage improvements and all the
other good news on the '76 Fords at your Ford Dealer
this week.
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formed on a dynamometer to simulate Metroihighwaydriving.
For good cars at good prices...
Your Ford Dealer is there.
DARLING'S
Food Market-Exeter
Last Week
Of Our
We Are The
CUSTOM
KILLING
and
PROCESSING
SPECIALISTS
* Custom Deluxe
Processing
* Pickup Service
* Aging Coolers For
110 Carcasses
* Smoke House
Facilities
* Rendering
* Gov't Inspected
KILLING DAYS
BEEF — MONDAYS
HOGS — WEDNESDAYS
5/$1.00
55$
oz.. 31 4
73 4
tARIN ORANGES 3/$1 .00
FiciAPER TOWELS
lipoduFT DRINKS
Kroft 7 t oz.
MAC 'N CHEESE DINNERS 4/994
Fruits & Vegetables
Finest Home-Killed Beef From Henson Sales
Sides 95c Hinds 1.15
Fronts 85c Hips 1.19
Beef Loins FLANK ON $ 1.29 LB
Championship Beef From The Exeter Fair
Steer Sides 99' Steer Fronts 89'
COMPLETELY PROCESSED & GUARANTEED
15 oz.
Polanda
2 ROLL PKG.8 9 4
CASE OF 24 10 OZ, CANS $2 099
From The Dairy
Case
Blue Bonnet
MARGARINE
COLOURED-PARCHMENT
3 LBS. $ 1 .8 9
Kraft Regular Canadian
CHEESE SLICES
2 LB. PKG. $2 .65
Kraft
VELVEETA CHEESE
1 LB. PKG. $ 1 .29
Kraft
CHEESE WHIZ
1 LB. JAR $ 1 . 1 9
Kroft Assorted Burki
PORTION CHEESE
oz 79$
FROZEN FOODS
COFFEE RICH
32 oz. 591
Farmhouse Assorted
CREAM PIES
12 oz 59 4
Kelloggs Regular
EGGO WAFFLES
11 07 63'
BOILING FOWL
LB. 494
Pride of Canada
BACON
LB. $1.99
CHUCK STEAKS
LB. 994
Boneless
RUMP ROAST
LB. $1.49
SIRLOIN TIP ROAST
LB. $1 .79
Tompto, Vegetable, Mushroom
HEINZ SOUPS
HEINZ KETCHUP
Bor
EVAPORATED MILK
aityikei MIXES
10 oz.
2% 16
No, 1 US
TANGELOS
OUTSPAN ORANGES
No. 1 US White or Pink
GRAPEFRUIT
Canada No, 1
CARROTS
No, 1 US Vineripe
TOMATOES
DOZEN 69 4
DOZEN 69 4
1 0/994
LBS ' 2 9
LBS. 694
Seedless
•
LINK
Burns
isUSAGE
894
BRAZING RIBS
LB. 99'
Boiling Plate
BRISKET
LB. 494
Fresh
BEEF LIVER
LB. 694
sh
BEEF HEARTS
LB. 594
BEEF TONGUES
LB, 69 4
Full Cut
Round
Steak
1 .39 LB.
Homemade
Hamburg
Patties
8 LB. BAGS
69' LB.
LB.
This Week's Grocery Features
S quirrel
BUTTER 48 oz. $ 1 . 8 8
9
Visitors from Pittsburgh
Crediton youth attend retreat
Roeszler, Nola Faist, Mr. & Mrs.
Emmery Fahrner and Mrs. Ross
Krueger attended the showing of
John Kellerman's film "Walk a
While in My Shoes" at ARC,
Dashwood, Wednesday evening.
Mr. & Mrs. Vernon Beaver,
Pittsburgh, guests of Gertrude
Beaver, Exeter, called on friends
and relatives in the area last
week.
Relatives and friends of the
Crediton district were saddened
by the tragic death of six-year-
old Jeffrey Dick, London, killed
in a traffic accident,
Mary Ellen Schlenker, Linda
Pierce, Mark Schwartz and Mark
Warren attended a weekend
retreat at Belfountain. The
retreat was sponsored by the
Scripture Union Holiday Club.
A meeting of the Youth Group
in Zion United Church worship
was in charge of Barbara Ratz
and Mary Ellen Schlenker.
Barbara conducted a Bible quiz.
Mary Ellen read a modern ac-
count of the Prodigal Son. Lunch
was provided by Dianne Wilds
and Larry Lippert.
Flowers in Zion United Church
Sunday morning were from the
funeral services of Karl Guen-
ther, Shipka and Art Attfield,
Exeter.
Sunday evening Rev. & Mrs.
Bruce Pierce, Michael and
Howard, Mr. & Mrs. Nelson
Lamport, Mrs. Ed Finkbeiner
and Mrs. Link, Exeter, were at
the People's Church, Willowdale,
to hear Evangelist Bob
Harrington. Special music at the
service was provided by the
Watchmen of Kitchener.
Moses Gaiser, Kitchener, son
of the late Godfrey Gaiser, was in
Crediton for the funeral of Karl
Guenther Thursday and called on
people he remembered from his
boyhood days.
Chester Mawhinney has been
admitted to Huronview.
A christening ceremony was
conducted Sunday by Rev. Ralph
at St. Marys Anglican Church,
Brinsley for Dennis Glenn, son of
Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Hodgins. Mr. &
Mrs, Joe Hodgins, RR 8 Parkhill
were godparents.
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