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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-04-15, Page 15Where flowers ore our ONLY business . . . P 1°41 s 444t955 )cet0\14 t94 Phone 2354603 For Speedy Delis ery 37 Main St. S. Exeter 89' 37' The Junction is Bringing You S PECIAL LOW P RICES? It's one big PRE-EASTER SALE Shop now and get in on the savings orammig•••••••••••••••=mommemm... Use Your Chargex or Mastercharge FLOOR COVERING • WALLPAPER FAMILY CLOTHING • DRAPES • FABRICS the junction Where Ottaliiy Merchandise bad Fait Prices Meel EXETER'S LARGEST DEPARTMENT STORE Open Till 9 p.m. Thursday MARY EkLISON steps out in a colorful striped dress for Spring she modelled at the fashion show Monday night sponsored by the Brownies and Guides. 1.09 L .49n FRUITS & VEGETABLES RADISHES o N AA O R GREEN 2/ 25 ONIONS • PRODUCE OF U S A CANADA 1 CELERY STALKS 24s 35 !PRODUCE OF U S A "AMS CANADA NO 1 3-4 lb. average WAXED TURNIPS 29' FRE FIE3iING O Z24 ENRICHED R 1.09 3 FO KING DON 12's DiTaacir ROL LS 2 FOR 99' COKE 26 OZ PLUS DEPOSIT 4 FOR FROZEN FOOD HARDEC FANCY CLOVER CREAM PEAS 2 LB 79 ICE CREAM 1.29 'ICFISOON & SERVE TOPPING 24 69` OPEN THURSDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9: P.M. WHITE BREAD HOSTESS . I. Exeter UCW hold Easter meetings a ...... Meg,' Menzies, Joy Lavis, proprietor of The Wedge, Clinton from where the clothes came, Adrienne Wood, Shirley Hargraves and Donna Wood. Back row, Ruthanne Michon, Kathy Whiteford. E GUILD MODELS FOR PLAYHOUSE — Huron Country Playhouse Guild staged a colorful and successful fashion show at Pineridge Chalet last week. Shown above are some of those involved with the project. They are Barb Miller, Jenny Huntley, Marie Langdon, Peggy • Lad les' 'view Spring fashions Children, teenagers, young matrons and grandmothers walked down the ramp showing a large variety of styles in the new Spring colors from pastels to bright flowerly colors. The afternoon Units of Exeter United Chufch Women held their Easter meeting, April 8, when plans were made for a smorgasbord dinner to be held, May 6. Mrs. E. Russell was in charge of the program "Easter a reminder of Faith, Hope and Love" and Mrs. W. Brock read a poem, "Decorations" showing how we can make our mental house bright as well as our homes. The worship service was led by Mrs. Russell with responses read by all. Mrs. C. Snell read a commentary telling how Peter, John and Paul were transformed by the Spirit of Chirst and how our lives could also be changed. Mrs. Louise Oke, accompanied by Miss Ann Brodie, sang "This Wonderful Look of Love." The speaker for the afternoon, Mrs. E. Jackson, pointed out that Easter is both a sad and a glad time. Sad because of the Crucifixion but glad because of the Resurrection. She said because of what happened on that KING SIZE first Easter we have a living Lord. The Resurrection is the most significant thing in our world today. Mrs. Jackson stated that bringing the resurrected Christ into our lives, individually and nationally is the only hope we have for making a better world. So far as the church is con- cerned the message of Easter is in the declaration "Christ is Risen." When the church is a body of men and women who fervently believe that Christ is risen from the dead, then the world will listen. Evening UCW Guest speakers at the UCW evening unit meeting, April 5, were Mrs. Margaret Epp and Miss Jane Harris who spoke on Adolescent Homes for Boys. They explained the workings of the Epp Home where they have five boys along with their own two children. A lively discussion between the members and the guest speakers resulted in UCW being informed about the difficulties, the joys and discipline at the Home. They also talked about how the com- munity is involved and the speakers made a' plea for grandparents so the boys could learn and benefit from .the companionship of. grandparents. Mrs. Glen Fisher, leader, was in ehargeof the openingexercises, with Mrs. Don MacGregor leading a worship service relating to Easter. She read a poem, "One Single Event." Mrs. John Taylor assisted with the scripture reading. "April 15, 1976 Page 1$ T-A photos by YvOnne Romaniuk 24 OZ 14 OZ TIN Fashion conscious women eager to see 'what's new' were able to get a glimpse of Spring and Summer fashions at two shows presented in the area recently. Last week, it was at the Fashion Show sponsored at the Pineridge Chalet by the Huron Country Playhouse guild. Members and friends ably modeled many smart ensembles which were supplied by The Wedge of Clinton. Over 200 women attended the event and enjoyed the parade of clothes which were commented on by Peg Menzies of Clinton, and the music supplied by Marilyn Doyle on piano. Monday of this week, "Spring into Spring" a show sponsored by the adult association of Brownies and Guides presented clothes from The Junction in Exeter. Everything from sleep and swim wear to sports and evening clothes were modelled before a packed house at SHDHS auditorium. KELLOGG'S MONARCH 7 IB BAG FLOUR GROCERIES CORN FLAKES NIBLETS CORN Shop At Wilson's Jewellery Beside Bank of Montreal, Exeter PLEASING YOU PLEASES US BEST VALUES R YOUR. EASTER DINNER N COCKTAIL 28 OZ SUNLIGHT DETERGENT see 1.99 S1OELKY'S 14 OZ FANCY PEAS aoR 1 STAFFORD'S C. PIE FILLING BLUEBERRY OR CHERRY r • 11)) • tat SLEEPWEAR was part of the fashions shown at the show Mon • Cathy Giffin wears something cud- dly from the Junction. BRENNA WEIN models a pretty evening dress at the Swing into Spring Brownie and Guide Fash— ion Show, Monday night. Mr. & Mrs. Wes Witmer were in Woodstock for a few daysvisiting with their grandchildren while Mr. & Mrs. Leo Witmer were in North Bay attending the funeral of Mrs. Leo Witmer's brother, the late Don Abbott. itioft foad. DAKIA6"Ers CAKE MIX 14 1/2 OZ WELCH S GRAPE JELLY OR JAM )4.z CRISCO SHORTENING "B CARTON 59' 99' .09 FULLY COOKED , SKINLESS SHANKLESS DEFATTED MAPLE LEAF WHOLE OR HALF 12 -15 LB FOOTBALL AVG. MAPLE LEAF BON EL ,..w HAMS U F LLY COOKED1 GRADE A FRESH 6 to 10 on TURKEYS AVG LBS. .07 LB. 69 LB TURKEYS FROZEN GRADE A'KING COLE DUCKS 51.B. AVG. CANADA PA KER DEV•N BRAND BACON 1 LB VAC PACK 1.59 L BURN'S R T E 1/4,130NELESS 2to 3 Ib AVG. DINNER HAAASI 89m. BURN'S PRIDE OF CANADA REGULAR OR WIENERS ALL cB LB. BURN'S GOLDEN GARLIC POLISH,. SAUSAGE BURNS CAMPFIRE BOLOGNA 1 II GRADE B FROZEN 14 to 16 LBS. AVG. AFE COFFEE.. ALCAN FOIL ROSE BREAD & BUTTER OR SWEET MIXED PICKLES 150Z 18" x 25 59' 99' BOWL CLEANER CHRISTIE'S SALTED SODAS 1 LB BOX OR PLAIN .59L HAMBURG g3 5.75 FRESH GROUND ROASTING FRESH GRADE A CHICKEN 5-60.89..