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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-04-22, Page 16Titnes.Advgc gte, April 22, 1974 Don't be shy -give Don a try! FOOD DON'S BEST-VALU BEST aVALIII FOOD MARKET 23643116 ZURICH ARKETS Kleenex 200x2 ply Blue, Green, Lavender, Pink Yellow, White Skippy Creamy Peek Freon Fruit Cream. Assorted Bourbon, Coffee Cream PEANUT BUTTER FACIAL TISSUES Kleenex 2 Roll Pk. PAPER TOWELS 1 lb. Jar 85' SAVE SAVE SAVE FEATURE ITEMS ARE WHILE QUANTITY LASTS Taster's Choice 100% Freeze Dried COFFEE COOKIES 8 oz. Pks. Reg. 59c each 2 For 99' Reg. 72c 59' White, Orange, Yellow Reg. $1.21 99' 8 oz. Jar Reg. $3.59 '3.19 TV Time 43 gm. net wt. Powdered Detergent TIDE 10 lb. Box Reg. $5.49 , Old Tyme Table Pride SYRUP 1 lb. BREAD 24 oz. Loaf Always Available At POPCORN 21' '4.25 45 Kraft Macaroni & Cheese DELUXE DINNER 14 oz.75C 9 or 3 FoRsl 1 Sunkist 113 Bananas lb 19' Magic Instant Vitamin A & D SKIM MILK POWDER lb. Box 85 4 Oranges Doz 79' Produce of U.S.A., Can. 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No. 1 Dutch Sets lb. 69" Pluffo PURE SHORTENING 1 lb, 59$ OR SLICES 45 4 HOURS Mon, Tues,, Thurs. and Sat, — 8 a‘th. to 6 p.m. Wed. — 8 0,m, to 12 noon Friday — 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. PHOTOGRAPHS Make Special Times Worth Remembering See us for * Cameras * Films * Flash Bulbs WHEN YOU'VE CAPTURED THE BEAUTY BRING YOUR FILMS TO US FOR Photo Finishing & Developing EXETER PuNkRNIACY 373 Main St. Phone 235-1$70 Court Valentine members at dinner By MRS. E. SUMMERS GRANTON William Cook by his wife and family. A reminder in the form of an announcementwas given out, about the Regional Rally of the UCW at Siloam Church Education Centre on April 28th at 6:45'p,m. program, the theme of the Day of prayer service was "Edueation for all of Life". A skit contained in the service was portrayed by Mrs. Chas. MeRobert unit president, Mrs, Wilbert Marlton, Rev. Mary Melnally, Mrs. Douglas Brown and Allison crown. The collection was given to the World Day of Prayer Fund. 21 members of Court Valentine COF enjoyed their "Night Out" with a smorgasbord dinner at the 1B2athyarian Inn in London April Mrs. Larry (tern presided over a short dinner meeting, followed by entertainment which was handled by Mrs. Gordon Dann and Mrs. Emerson Wallis, Contest winners were, Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins, Mrs. Laverne Morley and. Mrs. Chas. Lemon. Medway euchre club Mr. Sr Mrs. Carmen Hodgins entertained the Medway Euchre club at their home in Byron April 12th. Prize winners were, ladies high score Mrs. Ethel Swanson, lone hands Mrs. James Kerr, low score Mrs. Clifford MeRobert, men's high score James Kerr, lone hands Elmer Summers, low score Clarence Lewis. Mrs. James Kerr and Mrs. Chester McComb assisted the hostess to serve lunch. were thanked for their effort by the rest of the members. ideas were exchanged on what to put on the bookeovers, Leaders Mrs. Joe French and Mrs. Miehael O'Shea talked to each girl about finishing their free choice article and discussed the uses of the French Knot. The meeting closed with the Pledge. The next meeting was announced for April 19 at 7 p.m. at the home of Anne Garrett, Granton is on wheels. There is more than spring in the air in Granton these days, everyone is talking about the Big Ride for Cancer on April 25, Sponsors are being sought, pledge cards are in great demand and many villagers are on wheels, getting in shape, so let's hope it's a great day for a great cause. UCW General Meeting In the absence of President Mrs. Robert Hardie who is recovering at home after being in hospital, Mrs, Fred Cook presided at the UCW meeting,The meeting opened with an Easter devotional, followed by the World Day of Prayer service, which was cancelled because of the ice storm, Unit 5 was in charge of the Teen dance A teen dance was held in the Forester's Hall April 15. Chaperones were Mrs. Win, Pennington and Mrs. Joyce Weston of Thorndale. Spot dances were won by Peter VanLieshout, Mamie Rooney, Diane Evans, Dawn Lyn Thompson & Mike Glen. 4-H news A meeting of The Tangled Threads was held at the home of Diane Garrett Saturday morning. The roll call was answered by naming a place to use the French Knot. There was some discussion on whether to have a 4-H float in the Granton Fun Day Parade. Brenda Tomlin reported on the skit which she and Ferne Mardlin and Barbara Hudson had planned to do for Achievement Day, and Personals Mr. & Mrs. Wm, Lambert have returned home from a vacation in Spain. Mrs. Norman McNaughton and her daughter Mrs, Douglas Stewart and granddaughters Jeanette and Melissa attended church with Miss Mabel McNaughton, and after the service took her to Stratford with them for a visit. Mr. & Mrs, Kenneth Hodgins and family were Sunday visitors of Mrs. Wm. Rodd of Exeter. Mr, & Mrs, Emerson Wallis, Kevin, Brenda Wallis and Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Jarman of Strathroy were Easter Sunday dinner guests of Sandra Wilson and Mr. Wayne Wallis of Sarnia, Mr. & Mrs. Ron Wilson of London were Easter Sunday supper guests of Mr, & Mrs. Austin Hobbs. Mr. & Mrs. Allan MacKenzie and John of Scarborough were weekend visitors of Mr, & Mrs, Elmer Summers, Wishes for a speedy recovery are extended to Mr. Harold Wallis who is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Mr, Don Middleton of Toronto spent the Easter weekend with his parents Mr. & Mrs. Earle Middleton. soloist, Her selection was entitled "They caeandsulendociim away. Easter Easter Holy Communion was celebrated at St, Thomas Anglican Church when the Rev. George Knight of Huron College London was the celebrant, assisted by Rev. Mary Mills and Miss Marion Herbert, Mrs. Mills asked the Sunday school pupils to gather around the Easter Garden, where she talked about the flowers which represented Spring and followed up the story from Palm Sunday. Anthem fames sHodgianss readr e Thepeat theedEaEanpsdit Epistle was repeated Mr. e from the third chapter of Colossians. Rev. Mills took her sermon from the Epistle of the Day. Dying or Living with Christ: If you have been raised to a life with Christ, set your hearts on the things that are in Heaven. The church was decorated with spring flowers and an Easter Lily was placed in the church in memory of the late Mrs. Samuel (Hannah) Coxon. At the United Church Rev. Mary Melnally conducted the Easter service. The children's story was in two parts "What's special about Easter?" and "On the road to Emmaus" illustrated by Flannelgrap211; 1;1G. as was the scripture John 0 Special music was provided by Arden Bryan with a violin solo and two Easter anthems from the choir. Flowers were placed in the church in memory of the late The Friendly Neighbors Quite a few Friendly Neighbors dropped in to play cards, shuf- fleboard, erokinole and pool Thursday afternoon. A short meeting was held, and it was decided to sponsor a bus trip to Marineland in Niagara)Falls on June 10. Plans were also com- pleted for the opening on May 7 at a p.m. and to entertain the Lucan Sr. Citizens on April 22 at the Scout Hall. Church news Good Friday service Granton & Wesley Church members welcomed the mem- bers of St. Patrick's (Saint- sbury), St. Pauls (Kirkton) and St. Thomas (Granton) Anglican Churches at a joint service at Granton United Church on Good Friday evening. Rev. Mary Mills, minister of the Anglican churches assisted Rev. Mary McInally in presen- ting the meditation on the "Seven Last. Words" pronounced the Benedictionlat the close of the service, Mrs.' Elwyn Bryon was the GARAGE SALE — Betty Humphreys of Exeter, left and Mary Roach of Guelph look over the floor polishers at the sale held at the Town Hall on Saturday. Proceeds from the sale will go toward renovating the building. 1-A photo by Sharon Specht Presentation for Fentons By GORDON MORLEY BRINSLEY A community presentation was held Monday evening at the Brinsley Community Centre for Mr, & Mrs. William Fenton and family prior to moving to their new home near Belgrave, The `evening was spent playing cards. Winners were Ladies high, Mrs. Marjorie Steeper; Lone, Mrs. Levi White; low, Mrs. Wilbert Lewis; Men's high, George Dixon;lone, Murray Carter; low, Mr. Blom. The address was read by Mrs. Wesley Watson and the gifts of wall plaques and a recliner chair were presented by Gerald Thompson, Jack Hodgson and Ambrose Koricina after which Bill and Audrey replied. Lunch followed. The last euchre party of the season took place Thursday MEAT 0111111 01 Meadow Gold 1/2 gal. Ice Cream Vanilla Maple Schneiders 10 lb. box No. 2 Maple Leaf SMOKED WIENERS '6.99 99c 18 BLADE OR Blade te SHORT RIB ROAST 994 LB. inquire about prices on sides and quarters of LOCAL FEEDLOT BEEF We'll cut and wrap to your specifications. evening in the Community 'Centre, Brinsley with Mr. & Mrs. Jack Trevithick and Mr. & Mrs. Joe Carter in charge, Eight tables were in play. Prize win- ners were: Ladies' high, Mrs. Levi White; lone, Mrs. Cecil Neil; low, Mrs, Evan Hodgins. Men's high, Otto Darling; lone, Alonzo Hodgins; low, Wilbert Lewis, Personals Best wishes are extended to Mr. & Mrs. William Prest who were married Saturday in the - Brinsley United Church. Mr. & Mrs. Jack Trevithick, Ruth, Neil and friend of Toronto were dinner guests Sunday evening with Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Walper and family of Greenway. Relatives from Mt. Clemens, Niagara Falls and Toronto at- tended the Prest-Hazelton wedding on Saturday. Miss Ruth Trevithick of Toronto is spending the Easter holidays with her parents Mr. & Mrs. Jack Trevithick, Mrs, Reta Gibbard of Ancaster visited the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Earl Lewis and other. relatives. Mr. & Mrs. Jim Cunningham were Sunday visitors with Mr, & Mrs. George Prest and Cindy. Mrs, Della Hamilton of Exeter visited with Mrs. Violet Allison, Saturday evening. Rev. & Mrs, Hick of Glencoe attended the wedding of Mr. & Mrs. William Prest on Saturday. Laporte Meat Market ZURICH Main St. 238-4962