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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-12-16, Page 8PROD. OF CALIFORNIA JUMBO SEEDLESS NAVEL ORANGES IDEAL STOCKING STUFFERS4 3/99 Page 8 Times -Advocate, Dec.mb.r 16, 1981 CUSTODIAN CELEBRATES - Verne Becker, a custodian at the Exeter Public School celebrated his 65th birthday Thursday and was honoured with a birthday and retirement cake. Helping him cut the cake are principal Jim Chapman and social convener Bill VanWieren. T -A photo Clandeboye WI toasts anniversary in 1982 Irene Lynn was hostess for the December meeting of the Clandeboye Women's Institute Edie Worthington presided and opened the meeting with the Ode and Mary Stewart Collect, followed by a Christmas prayer, read by June Henry. The roll call, "A family tradition at Christmas" was answered by twenty members. Jean Hodgins and Gladys Cunningham reported on the meeting they attended about catering in the official tent at the International Plowing Match in 1982. Group three was in charge of the program. Mary Scott gave a reading by Helen Steiner Rice, "A Pattern for Living." Evelyn O'Neil read a story "Christmas at Home" describing the old way of making the traditional Christmas pudding. Beth Neil read "The Meaning of Christmas" and Aggie Groenewegen con- ducted a Christmas contest. Several Christmas carols were sung, accompanied on the piano by Ruth Hill. Punch was served and everyone drank a toast to the Clandeboye Women's Institute who will be celebrating its 75th an- niversary in 1982. A delicious lunch was served by June Henry, Terry Heffernan and Eleanor Kestle, assisted by the hostess. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Scott, Dean and Brad, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hardy and Carolyn, Mr. and Mrs. Gord Hardy, Lisa and Lindsay Crediton East By MRS STAN PRESZCATOR Mrs. Alta Armstrong retuitned home from the hospital. Wishing her a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Preszcator visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Glanville and family, RR 2 Parkhill and were supper guests at the Pentecostal Church in Parkhill and at- tended the Christmas con- cert. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Glanville, London visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Nick Lansbergen and girls. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wareing, London spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Wein and Paul. attended the Hardy family Christmas party held at the Lucan Community Centre, Sunday. Many friends and relatives from this area attended the 80th birthday party for Mrs. Gladys Hall, held at Cen- tennial House, London, Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Raycraft were in Wallaceburg for a few days last week visiting relatives. Viola, Barbara and Clarence Carter enjoyed the Poinsettia Festival at Swain's Green Houses, at Eagle, Sunday. Clarence Millson celebrated his 88th birthday with his family as they en- joyed dinner together at the Shillelagh Sunday evening followed by a visit at the home of Florence and Gerald Millson. Guests attended ' from Strathroy, London, Aylmer, Crediton and Centralia. GREAT VALUES While Supplies Lastc„..„ t� BUCKLEY Wella Balsam Normal, Oily, Dry �-; ci SHAMPOO m00 2.99 MIXTURE 100m1. 1.19 • 0 -TIPS Solid Rose, lavender, Herbal Why Pay Up To $1.60 180's 994 AIR CARE &Powder $ �. Vaseline Intensive Core Regular or Herbal Silkience Regular 8 Extra Body t LOTIONSHAMPOO Plus 32°o More 500 mi. 2.79 300 ml. plus 100 ml. more 2. 19 Pert Normal. Dry Why pay Up To 2.49 6 -Roll Christmas • SHAMPOO 200mi.1.39 WRAP200m1. 1.99 Wnndrn Skin Conditioning limited Supply At This Price V1 a LOTION 180m1, 1.29 TURTLES 400g. 4.19 v +ii U Ser r°+ Roll On Regular or Unscented Peppermint Scented Ci t DEODORANT 1 S S 9 • Why Pay Up To S2.49 50 ml e Hats .-.: Trac II Special • RAZOR 1.49 ' Smiles 'n Chuckles Kodacolour • MINT 69c or • PATTIES 2/1 .35 �, 750 ml. Plus 150 ml. I ,stermint MOUTHWASH While Theylast ::• Why Pay Up To 4.29 2.89 �: STORE HOURS \9:OOa.m.-9:OOpm. Sundoys • .: PARTY FAVORS H :ts Noise Makers, Balloons 1.50 t; 1.99 tt 1.99 .Z 2.79 For 4 Persons 16 Pieces FILM C110-12 C-126 12 C135-24 DISCOUNT' 2:00 Noon 6.00pm�� . r 433 MAIN ST. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO UMIT QUANUTIES EXETER 235.1661 1 Centralia UCW entertain By MRS. FRED BOWDEN At the service in the United Church, Sunday morning Rev. Crowe delivered the first of a two part sermon on the subject "' Did God Have To Do It" and his text was "The World of God became flesh (a human being) and lived among us." God reveals Himself in other ways, - through Nature and the starry heavens above, but the perfect revelation of God's love comes through Jesus Christ. The children were told a story. Stephen Tasko was the lay reader. The anthem "It was for us" was sung by the choir. There was organ and piano music by Mr. Gilland Penny Smith. The brilliantly lighted tree and other decorations made an at- tractive setting for the service. Sunday evening the Sunday School presented their annual Christmas entertainment in the schoolroom of the church with the various''' classesunder the direction of their teachers taking part. United Church Women I The United Church Women entertained Senior Citizens at a delicious Christmas dinner on Monday in the Community Centre followed by an afternoon of games. A good time was had by all. Thursday evening the United Church Women are inviting the men to join them for their Christmas meeting In the schoolroom of the church at 8 p.m. One of the highlights will be the popular entertainer, Mr. Bob Heywood and his accordion. Mrs. Von Overholt and' Pauline were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hayter in Dashwood. Mrs. Minnie Harrison was able to return to her home. recently and Sunday her son Wayne of Strathroy visited with her. Mrs. Harrison was a Sunday evening dinner guest at the home of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Harrison. Elimville WI meets By SHIRLEY COOPER The Christmas meeting of the Elimville Women's Institute was opened with the Ode and Collect. Following the roll call "A small gift exchange" the minutes of the last meeting were read. Reports on the hospital and area convention were given. Donations were made to the Children and Family Services, and knitting and other sewing for War Memorial Children's Hospital, London to aid in their wonderful work. President, Mrs. Floyd Cooper, reported the "Vial of Life" vials have arrived and distribution to commence in the New Year. . The programme com- mittee, Mrs. Leone Brock and Mrs. Gladys Skinner opened with a Christmas carol sing song. Mrs. Brock gave the "Christmas Story" and Mrs. Skinner had a Christmas contest. Mrs. Allen Johns and Mrs. Philip Johns gave a demonstration on some new Christmas decorations and wall hangings made with carpet material. clitt cleg cyi ni Int ksuNyaIMIsrmw nt FREE DRAIN' c,„ ni r, for airbtmus Dkmer PWns (retail Value $30) Enter at our Exeter store. Draw will be made at noon, December 23 dppir fine markets... of fine foods Uzehrs tF 4 aTA i �T/ri70.ili4Tii 41/41/ lr117, tYil/i7J tVila• f+rt9rtYt9rafriy PRICES IN EFFECT UNTIL 6 PM CHRISTMAS EVE, DEC. 24 ALL ZEHRS MARKETS OPEN MON., TUES. & WED. EVENINGS zr,, YOUNG OVEN READY UTILITY TURKEYS FROZEN LIMIT! 2 BIRDS PER CUSTOMER a; • I:r cC CUT FROM THE CHUCK BLADE OR SHORT. RIB ROASTS BLADE BONE REMOVED 16 Ib. • • CUT FROM GRADE 'A' BEEF CROSS CUT RIB ROAST CUT FROM THE CHUCK 188.. YOUNG - FROZEN OVEN READY GRADE 'A' TURKEYS ALL SIZES 108. FRESHLY MADE MEDIUM GROUND BEEF (23% OR LESS FAT) 171. Brethren Grade 'A' Maple Leaf Boneless No -Name Frozen 8-12 Ib. Sweet pickled Sliced cooked GEESE Ib #%89 PORKraIBUTTlb - 89 HAM 3759 ;2, 78 Schneiders Zehrs own brand 5 Varieties 250 g $ Sliced 375 g. SLIM STICKS f s9 BOLOGNA I.29 Pride of Canada Smoked Ib. Dinner Style Porkplb .9 SHOULDER Lie Schneiders Zehrs own brand Campfire• 375 9, Sliced Corned ! Skinless 1 Ib Frozen Sausage.9 THE �� ; 8 MEAT ROLL . • BEEF�gREPKGS WIENERS .'4 Schneiders 300 g No -Name Pepperoni Regular or Cheese Summer or SalamiA SMOKIES '�f.59 CHUBS o0 2,38 PRODUCT OF U.S.A. 100!'. GOOD EATING CALIFORNIA BROCCOLI FRESH BUNCHES 8EA. Fresh Atlantic Fillets HADDOCK LB. j2. �8 PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CALIFORNIA RED EMPEROR GRAPES CANADA NO. 1 GRADE C 771b. IDEAL FOR GIVING OR FOR DECORATING FULLY FLOWERING STURDY PLANTS POINSETTIA For the table centre POINSETTIA COLOURFUL os4 ?9 MUM Te7 :w.99 PLAN 6" POT A long lasting combination 6 POT POINSETTIA & MIXED PAN .. A striking colour contrast 7.. POT POINSETTIA & WHITE MUM Large 10 inch size POINSETTIA HANGING BASKET sS.79 sS.49 '6.95 1195 With a Poinsettia IVY•ON A HOOP Colourful AZALEAS Large Christmas CACTUS 7 '9.95 7 POT It 95 T j12.99 10 PO Large Size POINSETTIA .8 POT 1195 SELF BASTING GRADE 'A' BUTTERBALL OR MIRACLE BASTE TURKEYS ALL SIZES SCHNEIDERS 3 VARIETIES MINI SIZZLERS FROZEN 500 g. PKG. Burns Sliced Roll Light & dark meat mixed TURKEY ib =3.29 Maple Leaf Coll sausage KOLBOSSA x2.99 Maple Leaf Coll sausage POLISH Ib. #t 99 Schneiders Olde Fashioned Boneless Smoked HAM . Ib. X3.98 SCHNEIDERS BONELESS OLDE FASHIONED SMOKED HAM HALF NAM Ib.l3 WHOLE 39b. DEVON RINDLESS SLICED SIDE BACON 500 g. PKG. $17 • • BURNS LINK STYLE BREAKFAST SAUSAGE WITH PORK & BEEF 141 •roduct of U.S.A. FRESH YAMS Ib, 49 Prod- of Ont. Can. it1 Waxed RUTABAGAS Ib. f9' Prod. of Ont. Can. CARROTS Prod. of Ont. Can. ONIONS St 2 Ib. • 59 41 Cooking 2 Ib 59# Prod. of U.S.A. or Mexico TANGERINES ooz,9S# Prod. of Can. Extra Fcy. Apples RED DELICIOUS nit Prod. of Can. Extra Fcy. Apples GOLDEN DELICIOUS lb. 78¢ Prod. of B.C. Can. Fcy. Ib. D'ANJOU PEARS/ Product of U.S.A. SPINACH... PKG.88P U.S.A. Product of ROMAINE ea 88¢ DOLE OR CHIQUITA BANANAS FRESH FROM THE TROPICS LOS. 19 FOR CANADA NO. 1 GRADE CLEAN WASHED ONTARIO POTATOES 10 LB. BAG 117