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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-05-21, Page 15COMING BACK''-- Among those invited back to the June 21 homecoming at SHDHS are members of the first football team at the local high school in 1950. They entered a six-man team and ended up in the WOSSA finals. Back row, left: Gord Cann, Don McCurdy, Neil Taylor, coach Glen Mickle, Glen Schroeder, Jim Whitehouse and. Don Webster. Front;. Wade, Chuck Cowen, Paul. Durand, Jack Fuller, Don Bergie and John Hicks. Photo by Doerr Brinsley church ladies meet Times-Advocator, May 21, 1980 PER COUPONS For T URS.. M ay 22 May 23 EVENING NLY t OPTIONS STRATEGIES DATE: Tues., June 10th TIME: 7:30 P.M. PLACE: Commonwealth Holiday Inn City Centre, London. An introductory Seminar on how to use options in ris- ing and falling markets. All persons wishing to attend please pre-register by phoning Ms. Allison at 672-5880 or by completing the coupon below. I wish to pre-register in. u -• •for the ptIon Seminar Name: Address: Phone: SEND TO: _Wa 1 wy n Stodgell Coch;an Murray Limited Investment Dealers 383 Richmond Street London, Ontario 672-5880 OFFICES ACROSS CANADA AFFILIATE COMPANY COCHRAN MURRAY & WISENER, INC., NEW YORK I • a 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. EXETER ONLY With a $25.00 order excluding all coupon items. SUPER COUPON A 10 POUND BAG OF DARLING'S FAMOUS HOMEMADE HAMBURG PATTIES Limit one Hamburg coupon per $25.00 food order excluding all coupon items. One Hamburg coupon per family. SUPER COUPON A CASE OF 24 10 OZ. CANS OF IGA COLA Limit one Pop coupon per $25.00 food order excluding all coupon items. One Pop coupon per family. SUPER COUPON ANY CARTON OF CIGARETTES Limit one cigarette coupon per $25.00 food order excluding all coupon items. One cigarette coupon per family. NOTE: LIMITED SUPPLY - NO RAIN CHECKS AVAILABLE SUPER COUPON - . 3 C A 10 POUND BAG OF ONTARIO POTATOES Limit one Potato coupon per $25.00 food order excluding all coupon items. One potato coupon per family. I. •1 Net VhilId 20 II CO-OP SPECIAL CO-OP SPECIAL CO-OP SPECIAL By the lb. or by the 75 lb. bag ONLY 15t PER LB. Red $295 I" bag BONE MEAL $45° bag 1.1=••••••••., Multiplier $100. Onions per lb. Produce green onions: Each bulb will produce three to five green ones. Plant early. ,041. 1,4 . Vegetable or frr Flower Seeds 39( pkg. Your Home Centre carries a complete supply of a wide range of vegetable or flower Seeds. Available both in packages and bulk. Fresh seeds supplied every year. White •$ 795 bag DUTCH SETS ib• $550 per Sherwood Green Sunshine bale Peat Moss 7-7-7 Fertilizer Remember ... We Hove An Excellent Selection Of GARDEN TILLERS AND LAWN MOWERS EXETER DISTRICT CO-OP 235.2081 so" 10kg. Fertilin 5.10-10 Garden Fertilizer Exeter and area's hear!quarters for BARBECUES The #1 Barbecue! Check out the many features found in our line of quality barbecues, designed and built to last for years. Up front controls and automatic igniter. Before you buy just any barbecue come in and take a close look at the best barbecue. BOLT & NUT SUPPLIES Zinc Plated Grade 5 Buy what you want by the lb. no mini mum package sizes to purchase. HIGH- PRESSURE WASHER Clean up quick with this compact new washer. It's right for dozens of tough jobs around the home 500-550 psi of nozzle pressure make short work of normally tedious jobs. We have John Deere Hose in 50 foot lengths. Ideal for hooking up I your pressure washer. Made of good quality rubber. sie inch diameter. HURON warn EXETER 13LYTH Awe, $ I 29 I lb. sp—ram"giiiiDITITA NEEDS moulammor(llERE) Red or White SEED POTATOES By GORDON MORLEY Tuesday at the home of Mrs. The United Church women Jack Hodgson with Mrs. held their regular meeting George Lee presiding, Mrs, Jack Hodgson had the scripture reading. Mrs. Wilbert Lewis read two poems. Mrs. Lee gave three readings. Mrs. Jack Hodgson a poem, Mri. Jack Trevithick a poem. Mrs, Hodgson took charge of the business and 9 members answered the roll call. Group 2 ladies served lunch. Personals Mrs. George Prest received word that Richard Whittard will be returning home from Toronto General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Greg Larsen and Andrea of Brampton spent the holiday with her sister and brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Neil Trevithick. Andrea Hodgins spent the weekend with her grand- parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lewis. A large crowd attended open house Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.'. Wilbert Lewis for their daughter Carolyn. • A few families from the Brinsley United Church attended the reunion service held Sunday in Ailsa Craig United Church. Jackie Wells assisted in the service by reading the scripture and Allen Amos and Wilbert Lewis with the offering. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Seniors compile listings The Exeter .5 eider Advisory Group met in the Board Room of South Huron Hospital on TVlay 13 with 17 members present. The chairman, Oarnet Hicks conducted the business. A committee was ap- pointed to compile a list of seniors from town who are living alone,, to visit and to Assure them that if they need help. it will be made .available at their request. A "letter was read -from Town and Country Homemakers re a meeting on May 14 at Wesley-Willis United .Church, Clinton. Three members volunteered to attend. At the next meeting it is, hoped to have a speaker froni this organization. It was suggested that the voluntary " group hold meetings in July and August. Smiles! If exercise' reduces fat, how come there are se many double chins? Nature is amazing! Who would have thought of growing a fly swatter on the end of a cow? Gackstetter visited with Mrs. Violet Allison and Kathleen Morley on Monday afternoon. Jane Corbett of Toronto and Diamie Corbett of Minden spent the weekend with their parents and at- tended the reunion of the North Middlesex District High School. Mrs. John Latham held a jewellery make-up party and cleaning products party at the rectory at Parkhill to assist the Ladies Guild of St. Mary's Church Brinsley in their fund raising projects. Miss Joyce Hodgson of London visited for a few days last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hodgson and Murray. Cancer can be beaten CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY. CONOP DELIVERY SERVICE DAILY SCHEDULE 11:00 a .m to 12:00 noon 3:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. A $1.00 delivery charge is necessary to help offset the costs of this service. SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNT Every Wednesday a 5% discount to a maximum of $2.50 will be given to all our senior citizens on their personal food order purchases. 1 CHEQUE lk CASHING PRIVILEGES Our Cashiers will accept your personal cheque in the amount of your food order when you present your DARLING'S CHEQUE CASHING CARD. Ask your Cashier for an application for a card. A $5.00 charge will be made on all cheques returned. .••••••••••••••••••••