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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-05-14, Page 13.FOVORg2. :R9 ICM0 Time for fitness is time on Your Side. PaRTICIP807017 ® 4 DINNER FOR ONE FOR JUST $200 Tg. ONE DAY ONLY TUESDAY 227 MAIN ST, NORTH EXETER 235-2424 Each dinner contains 3-pieces of Finger Lickin` Good Kentucky Fried Chicken, Golden Brown French Fries, Creamy Cole Slow and a slice of Gre- cian Brerid. fried. •(.....troico.r4.41111(8' Cderiel Sanclett' bOyt and ohs make it "finger goods MORTGAGES & LOANS Residential & Farms Commercial & Industrial Hotels & Motels Income Properties Conventional & Private Funds Modern Mortgage Services A div. of Nat-Fin Corporation Mortgage Management Property Management • Guaranteed Income Certificates (We will get you the best rate) Rep. for several companys U and I Management Ltd. Tired of fighting your income property or have a property that will not sell. Call us, we will buy, manage or sell it. Lonsor Investments Ltd. Call one of our Associated Companies we have united to serve you. London - 672-6740 - Lucan - 227-1102. Thames Road women hear talk on mothers By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE The May meeting of the United Church Women was held Monday evening with 27 ladies present. Mrs. Ross Hodgert welcomed everyone and gave the Theme "Planting and Reaping and also the Call to Worship." Mrs. Ross Cottle read the scripture and Mrs. William Rohde gave the meditation, A poem "The Package of Seed" was read by Mrs. Hodgert , Mrs, Jack Stewart led in prayer. Mrs. George Kellett read "My Mother's Apron," Mrs. Kellet and Mrs. Stewart received the offering and Mrs, Hodgert offered prayer. Mrs. Rohde introduced Mrs. Alma Langford, Exeter who gave a very inspiring message on "Mothers", Mrs. Ross Hodgert thanked Mrs. Langford and presented her with a mum plant. All sang "A Little Seed Lay Fast Asleep." Mrs. Rohde read a poem "The Farmers Wife". Mrs. Murray. Dawson opened the business with an interesting thought. The usual business was dealt with and the strawberry supper prices were discussed. Group U under the leadership of Mrs. Fred Johns served lunch along with the hostess. Mrs. David Passmore. Personals The sympathy of the community is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Riehl and family in the passing of his father the late Albert Riehl of Saltford Heights, May 5. Mrs. Agnes Bonham, sister of Carl Hume died suddenly at her home in Hanover on Tuesday May 6. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hume visited at the funeral home in Hanover on Wednesday and attended the funeral in Streetsville on Thursday. Sympathy of the community is extended to the Hume family, Pastor Ross Hargreaves officiated at the funeral I...0 mow.. Per gwoonal Saturday of the late Gordon Hayter of Pontiac, Michigan at the Hopper-Hockey Funeral Home, Exeter. The flowers in the church Sunday were placed there in memory of the late Albert Riehl, and the late Gordon Hayter by their families. The sympathy of the community is extended to the family of the late Mrs, Minnie Elford who passed away Sunday, Miss Doris Elford, Mrs. Michael Elford, Mrs. Ross Hargreaves, Mrs, Ross Hodgert, Mrs. Howard Johns, Mrs, William Rohde attended the spring Hor- ticulture meeting at Kirkton- Woodham Community Centre Tuesday evening. Mrs. Mary Hodgert, Exeter and Mr. and Mrs. Rick Parker and Tim were Sunday guests with Mr, and Mrs. Arnold Cann and Brad. Mrs. Ross Hargreaves spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hargreaves of Woodstock. She also at- tended the church service Sunday at College A.yenue United Church ViToc4itock when' her grandson Ryan William son of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hargreaves was christened. They had a family pot luck dinner in, the Memorial Hail of the church. Mr, Ross Hargreaves at- tended the lunch, Mrs. Ken Brazier and Cathy, Brantford spent Mother's Day with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Passmore, Sunday May 18 is Mission and Service Sunday at Elimville at 11 a.m. Ex- changeMinister will be Rev. Brian. Elder, Crediton. Sunday Schools, and Mid- Week Groups will present their Mission Offerings. There will be no Sunday School or church at Thames Road, Sunday May 25 will be Confirmation Sunday and Communion with Rev. Bert Daynard of Staffa assisting. 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"Jerk News" was done by Sean Hogan, Jeff Green- wood, Murray Sutherland, Brenda Bullock, Cheryl Lynn and Debbie Hughes. Mrs, Grant's folk club sang "If Children had Wings." Mr. Brown's class had a draw for a houseplant, Mrs. Joyce Steeper won the draw. Miss McIntyre's junior choir sang "Around". Mr. Hearn's gymnastic team performed. Mrs. Freer's gym class did a dance called BREADED SCHNEIDERS :79 BUCKET CHICKEN, COOKED 2 • FROZEN OF 900g. • SOFT SCHNEIDERS MARGARINE STYLE 1 lb. TUB GOOD CHICKEN, 250 gr. MEAT TURKEY 'u' SCHNEIDERS OR BEEF MEATY PIES STEAK EA. LARD OR 6 CRISPYCRUST CRISPYFLAKE SCHNEIDERS OR SHORTENING 0 1 lb. PKG. OR SPANISH BLANCHED PEANUTS STYLE 16 oz. PKG. ZEHRSPOTATO REGULAR HOSTESS OR DIP 200 g. PKG. CHIPSRELISHES 4 McLARENS VARIETIES POPULAR 12 JARS FOR oz. HAMBURGER WESTONS WIENER BUNS OR PKG. OF 8 DIETRICHS 5 WHOLE WHEAT BREAD 100% L. 0 924 z. 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Miss Lisa Mollard, Mid- dlesex County Dairy Prin- eess, and a graduate of McGillivray, showed slides of the dairy industry and spoke to students at two special "Education Week" assemblies Thursday, The students thanked Lisa who answered their questions very well. Each student received an "I Drink Milk" button or a pencil. WATCH YOUR STEP farm safety association TIME FOR LUNCH — Eating is an important part of camping. Shown preparing Saturday lunch for Exeter Cubs are Ken Allen, Betty Baker, Joanne McKnight and Deanna McKnight, T-A photo Times-Advocate, May 14, 1980 Paso 13