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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-08-19, Page 15PIECES AND STEMS LEAVER MUSHROOMS 10 oz. TIN COUNTRY OVEN FRESH FRENCH OR VIENNA BREAD 16 oz. LOAVES 45 COUNTRY OVEN DELICIOUS FRUIT LOAF BREAD 16.. COUNTRY OVEN FRESH sROwN EMI 1J9 ROLLS DOZEN 79° 500 STRAWBERRY OR RASP. WITH PECTIN mi ST. WILLIAMS JAMS139 TETLEY O.P. TEA BAGS T2 s 1.99 FRASERVALE WHOLE STRAWBERRIES OR BLUEBERRIES 11.2 sf, 19 WESTONS RASP. OR LEMON BUTTERHORNS 6 s 99' VACHON JAM FLAKY'S OR HALF MOONS e. 139 Many attend wedding Thames Road man at California conference Sy MRS. WILLIAM ROMDI Mr. Dennie Duncan, Ottawa spent a few days at a Conference in San Francisco last week. Mrs. Duncan Douglas spent a few with Mr. and Mrs. Duncan and then they and days Jack all attended the wedding. Mr. and Mrs Oliver, David, Julie of Hamburg Julie New guests. Ryan David leaflets. Barry Ryan and were was flower .also girl, was ring-beaer and handed out the Mr. and Mrs. Robert Warren and Karen, Windsor spent the week -end. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack puncan. Quite a number of people from the community were at the Stewart - guests tv me MAYBE THREE DOGS — Rick Heywood led his invisible dog in Sunday's lucan Fair parade while Kim Heywood and Tonyo Butchart are shown with their real pooches. Chapman wedding at Exeter United Church and also the meal, reception and dance at the South Huron Rec Centre Exeter Saturday afternoon and evening. Group C of the United Church Women catered to the meal and some of the ladies of Group CU looked after the lunch for the dance. Congratulations to Murray and Cheryl. Mrs. Case de Mooy, London and Mr. and Mrs. William Andruski, Thunder Bay were Wednesday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Passmore called on Mr. and Mrs. Ken Passmore at Port Burwell, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, William Roh- de visited 9 jnday evening with Rev. EWBh and Mrs. Wilson Ln Exeter. M Mr. and Mrs. ac Hodgert and Patricia returned home Sunday evening after having visited with Mr. and Mrs. John Miner at Estevan, Saskatchewan. Lee Hodgei returned home after having spent the past months in the West and down througtl the States working. + .� Mr. and Mrs. William Roh- Passmore. • de, Danny and Tammy spent Mr. and Mrs. David a , few days las( week Passmore and family at- holidaying at Huron Cliffs. tended a family gathe{ing Mr. and Mrs., George Sunday at the lake iplianour b Kellett were Saturday of Mr. and Mrs,.. Maurice ' supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Horn at Winchelsea, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Borland,.Mr. and Mrs. Jack Duncan, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Duncan and Mr. and Mrs., William Rowcliffe were guests at the Salmon - Passmore wedding at St. Paul's United Church, UNDER THE B — Clarence Haskett and Stu Taylor are shown Aylmer Saturday and also at the bingo booth at the Imam Fair Friday night.T-A photo Heist's 20th wedding an- niversary. Misses Denise Fletcher and Brenda Hodgert returned home after having spent the past week visiting with .Mr. and Mrs. Andy Blair and Mr. and Mrs. Phil Knight in Vancouver. Mr. and Mrs. Reg Hodgert, Mr. and Mrs, Arnold Cann and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne the reception and dance. CREAMY OR SUPER CHUNKY SKIPPY PEANUT BUTTER s 750 g• JAR • OUR REG. $4.25 FOR YOUR BATHROOM WHITE SWAN TISSUE WHITE PINK YELLOW BEIGE OUR REG. $2.33 6 ROLL PKG. CAMPBELLS CONDENSED TOMATO SOUP OUR REG. 404 TIN 10 OZ. TINS FOR APPLE JUICE MARTINS 48 oz. TIN FROM CONCENTRATE BOX OF 12 ICE CREAM NOVELTIES NEILSONS FROSTSICLES 139 COD OR OCEAN PERCH IND. WRAPPED FROZEN HIGHLINER FILLETS S 14 oz. NEILSONS SMALL CURD 2% COTTAGE CHEESE 99 500 g. CTN. BRICK -MOZZARELLA. COLBY-MARBLE•HAVARTI ZEHRS CHEESE z 9 CHOCOLATE CHIP OR VARIETY PACK ZEHRS COOKIES 900 g. PKG. 19 750 ML BOTTLES MOUNTAIN DEW REGULAR OR DIET PEPSICOLA OUR REG. 65C PLUS DEP. 7ENRS OWN KETCHUP 25 oz. 119 ZENRS OWN 4 LITRE WHITE VINEGAR 169 NESTER REG. OR TROPIC BLEW ICED TEA MIX 24 a=. 199 BANTAM 4 VARIETIES 42 oz. FRUIT DRINKS 6.4 11.09 OR. IALLARDi 3 VARIETIES 2/79' DOG FOOD 15 Oz super special BACK TO SCHOOL OFFERS CAMPUS BRAND ,S 300 SHEET RULED REFILLS 777 PACK OF 5 BIC PENS 99c uc wuo i ►uc REI sxo�rc�E INK CRAYONS 79' PENCIL CASE tL99 REGULAR SIZE STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE ENVELOPES 69' SHOULDER BAG '3.99 SELLOTAPE 1 /t ilSSr" STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE STICKY TAPE 2/99' TOTE BAG 55.99 UTE PAD 59' LETTER PAD 79' BUSINESS SIZE ENVELOPES 3a. 69° UMYS SPAONETTI, ZOOMS OR ALPHAGETTI ie.. 69# OBRAND GLAPARBAGE BAGS 2a.Z. 99 NEILSON VENETIAN B VARIETIES ICE CREAM 1 LITRE '1.49 FRASERVALE SMALL CARROT TIPS 11... 79t MANY MANY MORE MONIY SAVING BACK TO SCHOOL BARGAINS IN ALL ZEHRS MARKETS KELL001S CEREAL RAISIN CRISP 525 g. BOWL CLEANER SANI FLUSH 1.4 kg. :?.19 tf.49 WESTON SUCED SANDWICH BREAD 24 oz. LOAF 69 AEROSOL CREAM TOPPING REDDI WIP 225 *1.39 Broad family has reunion The 13th annual family reunion of Everett and Chloe Broad. was held Sunday August 16. at Riverview Park in Exeter with 29 in attendance. Winners of childrens races: Ages 2 to 4, Peanut scramble - Robbie Schuit, peanut scramble: ages 8 to 14 - Kimberley White, potato on a spoon - Billie White, bubble blowing - Todd White, balloon break - Billie White. Hot potato: ages 8 to 14 - Elizabeth Sheeller. Winners of adult games. Hot potato - was a draw; dressing game - Everett Broad: putting on pantyhose - Janis White. Lunch was served at noon, a cake and card was given.to Mr. and Mrs. Everett Broad on the occasion of their an- niversary. The children en- joyed playing frizby and then went for a swim in the pool. The adults planned next year's reunion, which will beheld at Pinafore Park In St. Thomas on the second Saturday in August. Supper was at five, and a cake was given to Mr. and Mrs. Everett Broad from Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Broad with 13th Broad Reunion 1981 on it. Those in attendance came from Owen Sound. Windsor, St. Thomas. Stratford. Lon- don, Huron Park and Exeter. Times-Advocate, August 19, 1981 Page 15 `Doubts' is theme of Granton sermon By MRS. E. SUMMERS At St. Thomas Anglican Church the Rev. Mary Mills of Glencoe was in charge of the 11 a.m. worship, and was the Celebrant of the Service of Holy Communion. The Epistle of the day was read by Kenny Beatson. In her communion medita- tion Rev. Mills dealt with the perplexity of doubts in relation to our Faith. Per- sonal faith always comes out of doubts. some of us have an inherited faith.. and others have faith they have struggled to keep. When we come to church, said the speaker. we must come as we are. as people who struggle with our doubts and our faith. In the children's time the minister showed them some sign language. then told them a little story about learning by experience what is right and wrong. Personals Bonnie Harloff ,and her friend Patti Dobbs of Lucan. have returned home after attending a cheerleading camp atCarletonUniversity, Ottawa. The Rev. Mary Mills was a dinner guest with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins and family following church ser- vice on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Garrett have returned home after visiting with relatives in the Western Provinces. Dani Roloson spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Don Roloson. Dani is attending Waterloo University and majoring in computer science. Tuesday evening of last week. dinner guests with Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins family. were Mrs. Myrtle Rodd. Mrs. Charles Jones. Mrs. Alma Langford, and Mrs Hazel Miller, all of Exeter. also Mrs. Carman Woodburn of Greenway, and Miss Grace Eagleson of Sar- nia. dropped in later that evening to visit with the family and their guest Miss Rona Hickey of Toronto. Miss Nancy Ch/antler of Hillsborough visited her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. James Kerr last week. At the community Bible Church Pastor Glenn Fretz spoke on "We Believe In Life After Death". The Bible teaches that everyone of us' will either spend eternity in Heaven with God or in Hell where there will be everlasting fire and unrest. A five day Bible Club was held in the backyard of the Bannerman home. Many children from the village and surroundings enjoyed Bible Stories and singing. Mrs. Geraldine Chittick taugtl the children. The theme for the club was "Travelling on the Kings Highway". INDIAN REGALIA — lee Kornsiki was decked out in Indian attire for Sunday's Luton Fair parade. T -A photo GETS A FREE RIDE - - Joni Duncan rode Sunday's lucon Fair parade route cr c ,n,011 wagon. Providing the automation were Barb Duncan and Kathy Johnston T A rt'c''c' DOGS BEHAVE WELL — An appearance by horses and hounds from a London area hunt dub featured Sunday's Porode of the Lucan Fair. T -A photo 1