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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-12-09, Page 9REVISION OF RATES FOR THE TOWN OF EXETER Due to the higher cost of providing service, the Exeter Public Utilities Commission has found it necessary to increase its electrical rates for 1982 as of January 1st. Ontario Hydro has found it necessary to in- crease the wholesale rates 9.6 per cent in 1982 and in order to meet this additional cost as well as substantial increases in material etc. the Utility must increase retail rates by approximately 11.3 percent. Subject to Approval by Ontario Hydro NEW MONTHLY RATE TO RESIDENTIAL CUSTOMERS Effective on all consumption used on or after January 1, 1982 Kilowatt hour (KWH) consumption Cost per KWH first 250 KWH All additional KWH Minimum monthly bill 6.0c 3.7c 53.50 Exeter Public Utilities Commission 379 Main St. S., Exeter, Ontario NOM 150 Entertain husbands Dashwood WI fun night By MRS. IRVIN RADER DASHWOOD Dashwood Women's Institute held a Christmas fun night Tuesday, December 1 with conveners Mrs. Harry Hoffman, Mrs. Louella Tieman and Mrs. Harvey Beierling in charge. The catering group served a turkey supper to members and husbands or a guest. Three lovely poinsettias were given to Mrs. Mildred Kellerman for a marked chair, to Ray Rader for the nearest birthday and to Mrs. Irvin Rader for amarked cup. The roll call for both members and guests was "Name Your favourite Christmas carol". Following supper, the president, Mrs. Gordon Bender, conducted a brief business meeting. Monetary gifts were given to the two 4- H leaders Mrs. Ray Rader and Mrs. Earl Keller and the girls who had completed six and 12 projects. Mrs. Earl Keller gave a Christmas reading and Harry Hoffman lead in Carol singing. Bunco was played with winners ladies high, Mrs. Harold Carroll; low, Mrs. Syd FROZEN ORANGE OR GRAPEFRUIT JUICE OLD SOUTH FROM FLORIDA 12.5 FL OZ TIN MAPLE UNE - READY TO SERVE 1 LITRE CTN EGG NOG GREEN GIANT 14ez SLICED GREEN OR WAX BEANS, SIMMER SWEET PEAS, CREAM CORN DR 12ez NIBLET CORN FANCY GRADE 2 1 TINS FOR LAYS ASSORTED VARIETIES POTATO CHIPS Baker; men's high, Mervyn Tiernan; low, Irvin Rader. Dashwood seniors will hold their Christmas supper Monday, December 14 at 6 p.m. at ARC Industries for club members only. Sharon Bennett, of Regina, is spending some time with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Rader. Everett Heist has returned to his home following surgery in University hospital and a stay at South Huron Hospital, Exeter. Judy Mason, London, and friend, Joe Simpson, Mississauga, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mason and Doug. Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Tieman, Mr. and Mrs. Ken McCrae and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hoffman attended the funeral In Richmond Hill Tuesday, December 2 of their brother-in-law, Nor- man Evans, husband of the former Myrta Hoffman. Times -Advocate December 9 1981 TIME FOR TEA - - Mildred Greb and Gleno Tripp enjoy cup of tea at Saturday's Centralia UCW bazaar.T-A photo E.D. SMITH GARDEN GARDEN COCKTAIL SAVE 51C OUR REG 1.19 28 FL OZ JAR .ZEHRS BREAD* WRITE CRACKED WHEAT OR N% WHOLE MEAT 224 oz. /9 -11r- swam:Hal:myna PEANUT BUTTER 199 ASSORTED FLAVORS "FRUIT BOTTOM" BEATRICE YOGURT 175g. 00999 2189 Robin Hood all purpose FLOUR z: 9. $2.?91 TEA BAGS Zehrs-2 varieties RED ROSE $1 89 COOKIES .fi60 g 5�.NGE PEKOE , 7 CARO Of2AA,CORII CARO Of ONE 1 VOLT ENERGIZER BATTERIES FROM EVEREADY PER CARD 199 NEILSON SMALL CURD 2% COTTAGE CHEESE 500g TUB CENTRAUA BAKING — Freda Railings, Irene Theander, Etta Powe and Chrithrr, Hrdr,:ten .,ra shown Saturday's bazaar sponsored by the Centralia UCW. Baptismal, Sunday at the bake table at T -A photo Centralia bazaar a success v cess weekend. Saturday af- ternoon the United Church Women held a successful bazaar and tea. The various booths in- cluded a craft shop, a nearly new shop, produce, home baking, mitten tree and fish pond - plus a silent auction of two afghans (having a reserved bid). A work night was held Thursday in preparation for the event. Both the auditorium and lower hall were beautifully decorated for the occasion. Sunday morning a number of visitors joined the congregation for the Sacrament of Baptism and the White Gift service. Rev. Crowe administered the rite of baptism to Brent By MRS. FRED BOWDEN The United Church in Centralia was the scene of great activity over the TAB, SUGAR FREE SPRITE OR IBCA -COLA CASE OF 24 10oz. (284m1) TINS MIXED"PNUTS MAPLE LEAF FLAKESOF HAM 6.5oz TIN 139 SCOTTIES ASSORTED COLONS FACIAL TISSUES PKG OF 100's 350g TIN PARAMOUNT RED SOCKEYE SALMON 7.75oz TIN 9 • YELLOW, BLUE, PINK OR GREEN J -CLOTH TOWELS PACKAGE OF 10 129.201 109 ROBIN 11000 PIE MIX CHERRY OR STRAW 199 CHEESECAKE OR CHOC GRAHAM 160-385g ROBIN HOOD PIE MIX IMoirs Selection CHOCOLATES 149 14 LOCO. CAN GRAHAM 1E10001 CHIFFON GRAHAM 2009. f.69 Brick. Colby or Farmers 'zot BADEN CHEESE '239 2% PARTLY SKIMMED NOVO OR SKIM M I L K3OR BAGJUG PLUS JUG DEPOSIT NELSONS - $ FUYOtIRS VENETIAN ICE CREAM 479 CREAMERY FRESH ZEHRS BUTTER s98 Aliens Reconstituted 9, Unica 1 LITRE Robin Hood APPLE JUICE 4 SUNFLOWER OIL 5 FLAVOURS CARNIVAL ICE CREAM ;156 • S'PIE CRUST Hellman's Neilson ice Cream MAYONNAISE T�°s1, 99 SANDWICH 6 s%39 Pert Conditioning Weston Lemon or Raspberry SHAMPOO I�?.T9 BUTTERHORNSP°� 99 Stacey Soft Granny Christmas C PUDDING 1 LB 3.49 79' MISSf 1eMEWT NS 3R 99" CHIP DIP 2509 MONDAY. TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY 9-6 P.M. THURSDAY & FRIDAY 9-9 P.M. SATURDAY 8,1f -6 P.M. Velvet Cake Jumbo Size FLOUR a3 Pastry to 446 SARAN WRAP MR;139 Mitchells APPLESAUCE 14°z 6 Maple Leaf Flakes of EN6 So= TIN'. CHICK Ricks Sweet Mixed or PICKLES 1 TRE �1j THESE SPECIALS AVAILABLE ONLY IN: so NtOlson Regular or HOT CHOCOLATEI 11,49 S9BLACKClub House PEPPER :1.519 Minute Large or Ouick Cooking 69 OLD MILL OATS K9'�1. 39 HIGHWAYS #4 & 83 EXETER FINE GRANULATED WHITE SUGAR 139 Schneiders - 16oz PKG MIXs1.0 MINCEMEAT TART$ I, 99 MARGARINE 1 LB 7 Beatrice French onionMoist eaHood - William Armstrong, son of William and Linda Arm- strong; Eric Robert Kowalchuck, son of Ernest and Carol Kowalchuck; and Daniel Anthony Noels, son of Dalton and Phyllis Noels. The White Gift service, having as its theme "The Littlest Star" was conducted by the Sunday School members with the superintendent and his associates leading the service. There was organ and piano music by Mrs. Gill and Ruth Anne Essery and the offertory music was a piano solo by Debbie Hodgson. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Morgan of the Blue Water Rest Home apartments, formerly of Centralia, and their family held their Christmas family get- together at the Centralia Community Centre, Saturday. Mrs. Russell Wilson and family were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Armstrong in Exeter. Senior citizens met in the Community Centre Monday for an afternoon of crokinole and cards followed by lunch. Senior citizens are reminded of the Christmas dinner in the Community Centre next Monday, December 14 at 12:30 p.m. Constable is speaker at Staffs Women's Institute ByMRS. J. TEMPLEMAN Cnstable Bea;;ie. from the OPP Detachment at Sebringville. was the guest speaker at the Citizen and World Affairs meeting of the Staffa Women's Institute, held in the township hall on November 25. with 16 members present. Constable Beattie was most interesting. explaining the laws and rights of a citizen. He also told that he had been with the Provincial Police for fifteen years. Constable Beattie now visits the schools in Perth County and talks to over 6.000 children every year. He was introduced and thanked by Mrs. Charles Douglas. S • BAZAAR MITTENS — Marion Del '•e and Ed,tr Lobb check over the mitten tree at Saturday s Centralia UCW bazaar Mrs. Norman Harburn president. opening with the Institute Ode and Mary Stewart Collect and a poem entitled. My Last Will and Testament. roll call was answered by telling why you think Canada attracts people from other countries. Mrs. William Mahon gave an interesting report of the area conven.,on and Mrs. Charles Douglas reported on the district executive ban- quet held recently at Fullar- ton Hall Mrs John Miller preside( for the business. welcoming Mrs Charles Friend and Mrs Jack Burchill tothe in- stitute Members were reminded of the upcoming 4-H achit . ement nights. at Kirkton on December 9. and at Mitchell on December 15. Mrs Norman Harburn gave several good plant hints. and the evening closed with O Canada. and lunch served by the conveners Personals Mrs Lloyd Cameron. Bill Cameron and Barb Templeman. attended a Jungle Lore Course. for Cub Leaders at Central United Church on Saturday Grand Bend Cleaners helps you to celebrate Christmas * All party dresses cleaned 1rice until Dec. 21 1/2p rice Santa Claus suits for charitable organizations cleaned FREE * Turkeys to be given away - One on Dec. 18 - 2nd on Dec. 23 Please fill out coupon below and bring it to one of our (tore, 4H01-1DAvcouPON� Name • • Address Phone Turkey draw Grand Bend Cleaners & Launderers Exeter Grand Bend Mitchell 1