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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-07-15, Page 9Homecoming at Crediton July 26 By MRS. PETER MARTIN CREDITON Plans are being completed for a special Homecoming celebration at Zion United Church in Crediton. It will be held Sunday, July 26 with morning worship ser- vice at 10 a.m. and an after- noon program beginning at 2 p.m. Rev. Brian Elder will be in charge of the morning ser- vice. A picnic lunch will be held in the township hall at 12 noon and everyone is asked to bring their own lunch. Paper plates, plastic cutlery, coffee and freshle will be provided. The afternoon program in the church auditorium will include a sing song and a dis- cussion of the history of the community. A display of pictures and other articles pertaining to the history of the community will be set up. Anyone wishing to add to this collection may do so by contacting Rev. Brian Elder or Irene Haugh. They will be returned after the Homecoming. The Crediton FIremen's Association competed• In another water hockey game this past Sunday. The games were held in Ilderton, as part of Orange Day celebrations. Those com- peting for Crediton were: Doug Lightfoot, Robert Mar- tin, Jim Finkbeiner, and Brian Elder. Parkhill took home the trophy. A reminder that the CFPL Super Stars will be playing the famous Crediton Cowgirls, this Saturday night at the park. A dance will follow in the pavillon with Spirit, providing the music. The game and dance are sponsored by the Crediton Parks Board. With the summer season in full swing, I realize that it is hard to find the time to call your correspondent and report any visitor or visits. I will be setting aside a special time each Monday from 4 until 7 p.m. to receive any news which you may wish to have put in the paper. I cannot write any news unless you report it to me. I know that I can rely on all of you for a good column each week. ENJOYING A DRINK - Brent Ratz enjoys a refreshment with the help of Barbara Ratz at Sunday's exhibition ball game in bashwood between CFPL radio and the Dashwood UPC slo aitch team. Thames Road families at Sudbury wedding By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE THAMES ROAD Miss Donna Stewart returned home Thursday after having visited her sister Miss Sylvia Stewart in Calgary Alberta for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hprn Sr., Zion and Mr.and Mrs. Rosa Ballantyne were guests recently at the McLeod - Hern wedding in Sault Ste Marie. They also toured Sudbury, Manitoulin Island and other points north. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Stewart returned home Wednesday evening after having been away for two weeks and a half. They visited with the latters sisters Mr. and Mrs. Hi Dixon at Clareshohne Alberta, and with their daughters Janice and Sandra Stewart at Coquitlam, British Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. Everard Miller, Exeter, and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Miller returned home this week after holidaying in the western provinces for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hodgert returned home Saturday after holidaying with the formers sister Mr. amd Mrs. John Miner in Estevan, Saskatchewan and other points west. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Ballantyne and Wendy holidayed in the Trent Canal area last week. Mrs Rick Potter, Amy Leah and Brendan, of Winnipeg Manitoba are visiting with the formers parents Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stewart for some time. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ballantyne were guests at the Moffatt - Stewart wed- ding at St. Aidans Anglican Church, London, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Doell and Christine, Seebacks Hill and Mr. Calvin Rohde, Exeter were Sunday evening supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. William Rohde. All the Hodgert relatives from this area attended the Hodgert picnic at Queens Park, Stratford, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne _ C I NADA DRY GINGER ALE, WINK OR CLUB SODA OUR REG. CASE OF 24 10 FL. OZ. TINS =8.99 • 9 300 ml. BOTTLES ALSO AVAILABLE AT REGULAR PRICE • WESTONS HAMBURG OR . ,, HOT Doc., Rou.s SAVE 57c PKG. OUR REG. 1.14F. 0 PACKAGE OF 12 RIO BRAND USHROOS C PIECES & STEMS 10 FL. OZ. TIN zEHRs ENRICHED WHITE, CRACKED SAVE 570 $ on 3 OUR REG. 67t EA. 24 oz. BRE 1 WHEAT, 6043/0 WHOLE WHEAT • E.D. SMITH GARDEN COCKTAIL 28 FL. OZ. JAR OUROUR9 REG. 1.03157 UNIVERSAL PINK SALMON .. 7.75 oz. TIN REG.REG. BECEL SOFT'4 MARGARINE 1 LB. TWIN PACK $ OUR.29 FRENCH MAID VARIETIES SWEET 'N' SASSY DESSERTS FROZEN 170g. SIZE 9c,1 OUR REG. 1.15•• FOR THE LAUNDRY SUNLIGHT . DETERGENT 6 LITRE - 2.4 Kg. 359 CAPRI WHITE, YELLOW OR PINK BATHROOM TISSUE 4 ROLL PKG. OUR REG. 1.43 99C 3 VARIETIES MONARCH QUICK LOAF 425 g. PKG.. OUR REG. 1.35 92?9 KINGSFORD CHARCOAL BRIQUETS 10 LB. BAG r SLICED, CRUSHED OR TIDBITS IN SYRUP PALANDAMcCORMICKS PINEAPPLE 19 FL. OZ. TIN 6 0 ENGLISH IN COMMEMORATION PRINCE LIMITED 75.,, Mennen 62.95 OF CO MOP FRESH BAKED BROWN OR CRUSTY DO_.' FRESH ROLLS _. 9 DANISH 0 TWISTSPKG. OF 3 99 CHEESE REGULAR BREAD 18 STYLE _ oz. LOAF 1.19 COOKIE ASSORTMENT, CREME ASSORTMENT OR CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIES 700 g. PKG. $ OUR OUR • REG. . 2.95 • IRONSTONE SOUV[NM PLAT[ OF THE MARRIAGE CHARLES AND LADY DIANA SPENCER QUANTITY Of 000 AVAILABLE EACH aNss swN sNANs too:. 4 MANDARIN ORANGESSS /ATN fRE ceNAl OR wNITs 140 p. LIFEBUOY SOAP_ _ 1/79 BRIQUETSMUIR, NAM MIT _ 4 Ib. BAG '2.299 •JAR B.B_Q_SAUCE 16_°!- � _ _ % 19 PIE FILLING 19 oz. TIN SIM FOOD MUMS 14 0:. TINS`�`T' 2/894 DOG FoairlifiRAP5o FT. ROLL $00 rLwfmlls PEANUTS WE$TeN t1Af CARAVELLE RF ESHIE _ RIGHT TRAC pANCMcs _ 24 oz. PKG. 139 U _ _ z5.o 9. j%� 169 1.O9 894 mZEN CooONTARIO STICKS - 14 Oz_ r?.28 gill NNN llI1ER tTteZEN NAe000N FISH STICKS . _ 14 oz. $2.58 CH iSE ARELLA 375 9. '2.49 _ 3758 CO BL Y CHEESE _ 1.49: PIE SHELLS PKG. OF 3 *39 10,1, Ant TART SHELLS 255 g. I SUMMER SALAD FESTIVAL ONTARIO PLACE SUNDAY JULY 19 1 o P.M. TO 500 P.M. SALAD Mt . _ _ _ '1.99 GU_ ARD ___!5__g_:. II PKG. OF 15 *1.99 II JUICE 1i 5 l ROLLS PKG. OF 4 NO FOOD O ADI SALAOKERY D RECIPES DEMONSTRATING CFNKDrRE:He °PLORES THE WONDERS Of r000 AND ONTARIO AGRI-FILMS FROM CSC S COUNTRY CANADA CELEBRITY TALENT CONTEST ORANGE SWISS 1/04ENCE PICKS WINNERS suoERSAL NOWT MISS IT. SUNDAY JULY 10 YOGURT RUIRAW TNPLLUS 11sun c 'L79 HEAD & Sugg. Retail $3.79 ICED TEA Hansford and family, London, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Reeves and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Hargreaves, Beachville, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hargreaves Robbie and Ryan, Glanworth were Sunday guests with their parents Pastor Ross and Mrs. Hargreaves. A joint church service will be held Sunday July 19 at 10a.m. at Elimville. A social pot luck picnic will honour Pastor Ross and Mrs. Hargreaves. Bring your own dishes and cutlery. Bever es will be provided. McMASTER GRAD - Mary Van Osch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van Osch, RR 2 Crediton, received her Bachelor of Science degree in nursing at McMaster Univer- sity, Hamilton on May 27. Mary has accepted a posi- tion with Royal Canadian Hospital, I.T.U. New West- minster. Ft Conklin Correction In our flyer in to -days newspaper the batts of friction fit fibre glass in- sulation are incorrectly priced. The R12 bundles should have been priced at 16.65 (90 sq. ft.) and not 14.99. The R20 bundles are 15.50 (50 sq. ft.) and not 15.99 Your Conklin Home Centre regrets any inconvenience this error may have caus- ed. 1 110 1r Times -Advocate, July 15, 1901 Page 9 McCANN CONST. LTD. REGI -MIX CONCRETE All Types of Concrete Work Precast Feed Bunks Precast Slats RR #3 Dashwood Phone 237-3647 Precast Concrete Steps Porches Ornamental Iron Railings J We're glad you asked! Bob Fletcher, Director With Bob Fletcher and Iry Armstrong of Iry Armstrong Director WHAT TO DO WHEN A DEATH OCCURS OUT-OF-TOWN If you're ever involved in arranging a funeral for someone who dies out of town, you should contact a local funeral director who will make the arrangements with a funeral director in the city where the death occurred. Our membership in professional organizations gives us contact with many highly qualified funeral service people across North America. We'll take the necessary steps to have the deceased brought home. We will confer with you at long distance or with other family members locally to plan the funeral. It is important to remember to call your home town funeral director FIRST. This will avoid duplication of effort fees. If you wish further details on out-of-town arrangements, please contact us. traud The Funeral Home in Exeter who is o member of she Ontario Funeral Service Associohon is, IRV ARMSTRONG FUNERAL HOME PHONE 235 1220 BOB FLETCHER GREAT VALUES Cameo Reg. $3.50 and $4.50 Vaseline Sugg. Retail $1.49 FASHION INTENSIVE CARE HOSIERY 1/2 Price LOTION 70 m1. 79t Regular & Unscented Muskol BAN Sugg. Retail;2.29 INSECT Sugg. Retail ;3.99 ROLL-ON 50 ml.9.39 REPELLENT $2.69 Musk, Regular, Wild Moss, Lime, Herbal, Spice Sugg. Retail Assorted Flavors Sugg Retail Mennen 62.95 58.49 CANNED SPEED STICK 739 e79 POP 24s -l0 oz. case $6.99 Hair Remover Sugg. Retail $2.09 21, pounds NAIR Dad's Family Pak LOTION 55 ml. $1,29 COOKIES $3.99 Silkience 300 ml. plus 100 ml Sugg. Retail Southern Pride SHAMPOO & $ $3.79 ORANGE CONDITIONER 2.19 DRINK 64 oz 99( Lotion or Conditioning Shampoo Neilson's Sugg, Retail 53.09 HEAD & Sugg. Retail $3.79 ICED TEA SHOULDERS250 mS.2. 19 MIX 24 Oz. 680 qr' $1.69 Normal, Oily or Dry Sugg. Retail Revlon Shampoo for Oily Hair BODY -ON -TAP 52,89 MILK Sugg. Retail 54.29 350 m1 olu5 SHAMPOO 225 m!.1.79 PLUS 6 40%more S2•79 Neilson with vitamin C Jar 100 ml. Sugg. Retail 54.50 Orange, Strawberry Lemon CLAIROL $ FRUIT Sugg Retail 52.74 CONDITIONER 2.99 CRYSTALS a`m, 1.69 Prices Effective through July or While Suppplies last -G CI]I SCOI.J N T0000RE.m HOURS00 p.m. Sundays 433 MAIN ST. EXETER 235 1661 12.00 Noon 6:00 p.m WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT OUANTIIiES