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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-12-15, Page 20YARDLEY mAsvmr. For personal service and selec- tion at its best on your most im- portant gifting .. . perfume. &eta GA anieginisi FROM GRAND BEND SANITATION • w SERVICE To all our customers Tel. 238-2291 or 238-2923 Mona & Jeff Finch .111101MINIIMIIMMIR. lb, $ 11 48 * Full Cut Bone In Al Steer RUMP ROAST Silverwoods EGG NOG Full Cut Al Steer Canada Utility Grade Frozen Young TURKEYS ROUND STEAK Senior Citizens save 6% on your Christmas andNew Years orders. Shop Tuesday; Palanda CRANBERRIES TENDERSWEET PINEAPPLE sliced, tidbit, crushed 14 oz. 55 4 19e=.2/98` FRUIT COCKTAIL 28 oz 78 Saico Oranges MANDARIN 2 /9 8 4 Maple Leaf Tendersweet Semi-Boneless FOOTBALL STYLE * Barbecued glazed ham * Cooked lobster 28 oz. 680 18" X 25' 950 $1 29 1 qt. 884 MANDARIN ORANGES Slab BACON CRANBERRY COCKTAIL Maple Leaf MINCEMEAT E.D. Smith GARDEN COCKTAIL whole lb. 984 PRODUCE Canada iNo. 1 Table GOOD SELECTIONS OF CHRISTMAS PLANTS AND POINSETTIAS. Produce of U.S.A., California Satsutma VALUABLE COUPON 6 to 20 lbs. lb. 78 Canada Grade A Frozen Young TURKEYS Frozen Grade A Young DUCKS 3 1/2 to 5 lb. ave. lb. 9 9 lb. box $3" Stuart House Aluminum FOIL WRAP FRESH REGULAR GROUND BEEF Limit 10 lbs. per family with coupon and $12 order excluding cigarettes, tobacco and coupon items. Expires Dec, 20 FRESH BAKING Weston's 100% Whole Wheat DIETRICH BREAD 2 /$ 1°° 12's 584 Christmas save 60c 6 rolls WRAPPING' PAPER whole or shank portion ..TENDER SP IWO MORE REASONS TO SHOP AT 238-2512 GRAND BEND PRICES EFFECTIVE DEC, 14 TO DEC, 20 SENIOR CITIZENS OMR 0005 ON TUESDAYS TO AND REASON AS YEARS OF AGE OR ENDER UPON PRESENTATION OF THEIR GOVERNMENT HEWN L wrisARSIDENTITY CARD SAVE 6/o CASA DISCOUNT ON you, PvICNAM ON A NYTUESDAY Excluding Cigarettes and quarters of Beef STORE HOURS Mon. to Thurs. 8 to 6 Friday 8 to 9 Sat, 8 to BABY BONUS CASA YOUR FAmity ALLOWANCE CHEQUE AT THEEINDWRSPOI AND SAVE 6% Excluding 'garottes and Quarters of Beef Times-Advocate, December 15, 1977 Page 20 AND DISTRICT NEWS Sunday School students present Christmas concert PO EMPLOYEE RETIRES — Mrs. Aileen Ravelle an employee at the Grand Bend Post Office retired Tuesday after 14 years of service. Above, Mrs. Ravelle receives a Wedgewood pin from Post Master Gar Johnston on behalf of the employees. T-A photo List draw winners A large number attended the United Church Sunday School concert, Sunday evening in the Church auditorium. Welcome greetings were read by Clark Adams.. "Christmas time is near," by nursery and kin- dergarten classes and "Away in a Manger" sung by primary class. Recitations as follows, "A Cake for Santa," by Patti Love, "Crippled Dolly," by Allison Shepherd, "Jest fore Christ- mas," by Paul Love, "Christmas Star," by Jerett Kobe, "Santa 'and the Mouse", by Linda Allister, Piano solo, "Oh Christmas Tree," Heather Love. "All I want for Christmas is my two front teeth," sung by Jeffery and Steven Mathers. A Grand Bend gong talent show by the intermediate class, Pantomime, Laughter, Lotus Tramp, Red Roses Tweed, Lavender CHANEL NO. 5 TOSCA 4 7 1 1 "The Littlest Angel," by Glenn Durie and his class, with narrator Glen Miller. The Young people pantomimed the "Huron Indians Christmas Carol," accompanied by Marie McKinnon on guitar and narrated by Rev. H. Moore. The "Couples Club," presented Charlie Brown's Christmas play. A thank you recitation by Kevin Farrington closed the program, and Santa arrived with treats for the children, Church news The afternoon unit of United Church ladies met Thursday afternoon in the Sunday School rooms, when 17 members and Rev. H. Moore, sat down to a delicious pot luck luncheon. The worship service was conducted by President, Eleanor Durie, and she read several verses of scripture from the book of John. Roll call was answered by a Christmas wish. Mrs. Durie read passages of Christmas days, alternating with Christmas carols played by Elaine Moore. It was decided to decorate and pack Christmas boxes on December 19 or 20 for shut-ins and friends. Due to the bad weather the meeting closed early. The third Sunday in Advent was celebrated Sunday morning at the United Church. Reader Mark Willert, lit the third candle, a green one, and said, "Green is the symbolic colour of Hope-of Regeneration -of Nurture -of Growth." We light this green candle for Jesus Christ, who calls us to break out of our traditional thinking, to be creative in our approach to loving our neigh- bour. This green candle reminds us that what we must offer a broken world is Hope. Rev.H, Moore's sermon topic was "The Meaning of Christ- mas." Choir anthem was, "To a Virgin meek mild." Mrs. Sharon Soldan played the organ music with flute ac- companiment by Mrs. Dawn Crabe. HOLY LAND SLIDES By MRS. HARRY SHEPPARD PARKHILL Mr. 8: Mrs. John McKenzie, Strathroy showed slides to a large crowd at the United Church, Wednesday evening on their recent visit to the Holy Land, and other historical places. The choir presented their "Festival of Christmas in Song," at the United Church Sunday evening, The pot luck dinner was held at "Chateau Gardens" by the "Good Neighbour Volunteers," each had a patient as guest for the meal. After digging out from two major snow storms last week, much of this week's news consists of cancellation's or post- ponements of events and meetings. The Santa Claus parade' that was to be held last Saturday was cancelled, The Church of God young people drama club meeting, scheduled for last Friday evening was cancelled. The Golden Agers meeting scheduled for Wednesday af- ternoon, was postponed till a later date ,due to the stormy weather. Several United Church ladies travelled to Greenway Tuesday evening to attend the Christmas Ecumenical, but due to wor- sening weather conditions and the speaker unable to come, the meeting was cancelled. The Grand Bend branch of Lambton County, library, holiday hours are as follows: Saturday December 24, and Saturday December 31, 1 p.m. to 4 p,m, Closed, Monday December 26. Library phone number is 238- 2067, Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Johnson travelled Monday to Port Elgin, and Southampton, to visit their two daughters and families, Mr, & Mrs, Don McArthur and. Mr. & Art Webb, Green Acres is a patient in Strathroy hospital. Mr. & Mrs, Jack Smith, Wiarton, spent the week-end with her father, Ezra Webb. Mrs, Duncan McVittie.Karen McArthur returned home with her grandparents after spending two and half weeks holidays here. Many of the local folks and residents have left for holdiays in warmer climates to Hawaii, California and Florida. Don't forget the Grand Bend United Church, carol service to be held Wednesday evening December 21, at the Church at 7:30 p.m. Brent Hamilton, Ilderton is spending a few days holidays with his Kennedy grandparents, A combined carol service will be held next Sunday December 18, at St, Johns by the lake Anglican Church. Mr. & Mrs. Nelson Grigg, Doug and Kelly Waterloo, visited Sunday with Mrs, Rosie Grigg. Mr. & Mrs, Bill White, Sarnia, visited Monday, with her aunt and uncle Mr, & Mrs. Art Fink- beiner. Winners in the recent draw sponsored by the Grand Bend Minor Sports Association were named this week. Winning the quarter of beef was Brian Howard, 785 Littlehill street, London and the 20 pound turkey was won by Sally Cart, Grand Coves Estates. The other two prizes were won by Peter Timbeck, 647 Oxford street, London and Fern Gallant, Grand Bend, ----- 238-8540 Watii**VOI'em VOA Ala% DONATION TO MUSEUM — The fund raising drive for the Lambton County Museum was helped this week by a $1,000 donation from Vic- ; toria and Grey Trust. Above, Exeter branch manager Dennis Smith makes the presentation to Museum curator director Bob Tremain. te. LANVIN Arpege My Sin JEAN NATE HOUBIGANT Daylight Encounter A Rose Is A Rose Musk Chantilly Essence Rare Quelque Fleurs HALLMARK CARDS AND CHRISTMAS WRAP IN STOCK HARWOOD DRUGS LTD. BESIDE POST OFFICE 22,81, CRESCENT GRAND BEND TREE samenenus Value with the purchase of every Christmas tree 3 lb. box Tkile fors " This offer valid Wed., Dec. 14 to Tues. night Dec. 20 Sunday, Dec. 18 11 a,m. to 4 p.m. The Tenderspot Garden Cen- tre will be open for your con- venience. A new load of Christmas trees arriving Fri- day. By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR Jean Coward, Exeter cousin of Mrs. Sam Lawson, RR 1, Exeter spent a few days last week with Mr, & Mrs. Sam Lawson, Mrs. Richard Glanville Jody and Rhonda, Parkhill, Mrs. Cecil Woods and daughter and Miss Barb Preszcator and friend, Goderich were Sunday afternoon visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Stan Preszcator and girls. Mr. & .Mrs. Alec Hamilton, Grand Bend were recent visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Wein. Charles Pinner is a patient in _ South Huron Hospital Exeter. s3a),w;ra?,,§ziss.INA547;k4Ak4.;%fts.vgi:5-ftaNw" "... Ole Santa Claus will be at the Tenderspot between 3 p.m. and 5 p.m. on Saturday. THE TENDER SPOT Phone 238-2512 Grand Bend t7ii44,047tizA4gcs 01,i36,0iitqt.b40?'eA0ka0014Vag Piezh I*0•1;Ast NONAtra10•5`is1450•WaVis,4:0 044. Storm cancels many events