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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-05-26, Page 9London Life Representatives for Exeter and Area LARRY JOHNS 235-1209 ..111 NORM TAIT 235-0850 or call 1-271-1920 London Life eve ery l f is somethin3 special. - Whole Life Insurance - Competitive Term Rates - Disability• Insurance - Annuities - Group Ins. More than 100 attend Times -Advocate, May 26, 1982 Crediton firemen fireworks display a sparkling success by MRS. PITO MARTIN - The Crediton Women's In- stitute held their May meeting in the town hall Wednesday evening. The meeting was opened by the singing of the Ode following by the Collect. Roll Call was answered with "A fun activity I enjoy" with members responding. Minutes were read and ap- proved. Bills and cor- respondence were read. Poem "Mother's Prayer" was read by Mrs. Dave Cot - tel. The treasurer's report was given. President Mrs. Dave Cottel turned tie meeting over to the program committee. Mrs. Gerald Dearing read a poem "Seasonal Notes". Motto was read by Mrs Gerald Dearing. Games . followed. Purse spell down was won by Mrs. Hubert Cooper. Four volunteers played an ice cream game. Ruth Eveland, Jean Crawford, Dolores Shapton and Louise Wein. Winners of the latter game were Jean Neil and Ruth Eveland. Winners of the Curiosity Shop game were Anne Cottel and Louise Wein. The Ha Ha game caused a lot of Ha Ha's with the most soberest player being Cora Wein. , Mrs. Lloyd Roeszler gave her report from Waterloo Of- ficers Conference held May 4-6. Winners of the point game were Erma Krueger, Katie Schenk, Bernice Cooper and Gloria Martin. Lunch was. served by Lois Hodgins, Jean Heist and Louise Wein. The next meeting will be held September 15 at the town hall. The meeting will be associated with the Huron County Historical Society's meeting. The main topic will be on Flax. All those in- terested are welcome. Mrs. Bruce Shapton, Mrs. Gerald Dearing, Mrs. Earl Neil, Mrs. Dave Cottel and WE HAING PLANTSVE THE LARGEST SELECTION OF BED : • r 1, `1 411.-1 . IN THE AREAI SEE OUR SELECTION.0 1 •NURSERY STOCK *FLOWERING SHRUBS *POTTED ROSES •HEDGING PLANTS THIS YEAR Bey direct from :INF growl! OPEN • • Monday to Friday LS Saturday1-5 Sunday 1:38.5 (for May only) cgluzon c idge c4czed DAVID STECKLE AND FAMILY beddinia R. R. 2, Zurich aolowers ta.`-* 5.65-2122 Canadar C1 osed Sundays READY TO FIRE - Firemen Charlie Browning, prepare the fireworks display at Crediton Monday John Pritchard and Doug Lightfoot night. ENRICHED WHITE, CRACKED WNEAT - WHOLE WHEAT ZEHRS B.READ 24 oz. LOAVES KRAFT SINGLES VELVEETA. CHEESESLICES OUR REG. 3.28 - 500 g. PKG. 2ENRS - 4 VARIETIES POTATO CHIPS OUR REB. 411 9 1.19 200 9• PKG. imummi TIDE LAUNDRY DETERGENT 6 LITRE - 2.4 Kg KRAFT MIRACLE WHIP %ARE • KRAFT PEANUT BUTTER SMOOTH OR CRUNCHY OUR REO. 2.59 500 O. 119 KRAFT JET PUFFED MARSHMALLOWS FRUIT OR WHITE OUR REG. 754 250 g. PKG. S9° NcCAIN FROZEN OUR REG. 59' EA KRAFT REGULAR SALAD DRESSINGS 7 VARIETIES OUR REG. 1.77 TO 1.93 500 ml. :f.49 KRAFT GRATED PARMESAN CHEESE OUR REG. 39 1.ek3 125g KRAFT MOZZARELLA CHEESE OU REG. 3.79 1 LB. BLOCK *2.99 KRAFT PARKAY MARGARINE OUR REG. 3.25 1 /4 LB. 59 PORTIONS 3 LB. PKG. , ORANGE JUICE OUR REG. 1.33 Aot 12.5 FL. OZ. TIN • NIGH WNER FROZEN COD FISH STICKS OUR REG. 2.78 14 oz. $2.19 NIGH WNER INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED PERCH FILLETS OUR REG. $2 19 2.88 FROZEN 14 oz. SWANSON BEEF, CONCUR OR TVRKEY MEAT PIES OUR REG. 994 FROZEN 8 oz. 79 INGERSOLL REGULAR OR SKIM CIIEF BOY -AR -DEE ABCs i 123's WITH MEATBALLS, LASAGNA BEEFRAVKIU OR BEEFARONI OUR REG. 994 TO 1.09 15 oz. TIN 79° FABRIC SOFTENER OUR REG. 5.57 130 SHEETS Sdidp 99 PACKAGES OF 5 LOWNEYS VALUE PACK ON HENRY E ATMOItE ASSORTED GLOSSETTE PEANUTS OR RAISINS 119 VAN CAMP BEANS WITH PORK 79? OUR REG. 1.07 19 oz. TIN wELCIs PURE GRAPE JELLY OR PURE GRAPE JAM OUR REO. 1.89 500 m1. 1 39 BOUTIQUE WHITE OR YELLOW KLEENEX TOWELS OUR REG. 1.79 2 ROLL :f.29 KLEENEX BOUTIQUE WHITE FACIAL TISSUE OUR REG. 79? 994 BOX OF 120 SHAVE CREAM GILLETTE FOAMY REGULAR LEMON -LIME 300 ml. • CHEESE SPREAD OU991R REO. UP 2. Soo g1.49 STOKELY KIDNEY BEANS DARK RED OR NEW ORLEANS 770 19 oz. TIN Bluewater Fish Sticks or Fish Fries • 3 Varieties 24 01. $1109 NEILSON DIPS 250 9• Westons ay 3 ,Varieties 32 oz. 'L69 JAM FILLED BUNS .. $' 19 DARE COOKIES Gay Lea Hunts K,senex Boutique Assorted SOUR CREAM. .ml•. 29 TOMATO SAUCE » �_ 59' NAPKINS PKG. OF 75 BOSTON BLUE Bluewater Boston Blue FISH & CHIPS '1.99 GREEN GIANT 12 oz. FANCY NIBLETS CORN 1• w. FANCY CREAM STYLE CORN OR KITCHEN SLICED GREEN 011 WAX BEANS s9' ORA$GE, SUE, FRYR ►YNCN CHERRY, PEACH OR APPLE HICFRUITDRINKS 9 OURREG.*r 89` 48 FL. OZ. TIN CHOOSE FROM S FLAVOSRS CARNIVAL ICE2 LITCRREEAM CTN. • ORANGE PEKOE J ZEHRS TEA BAGS OUR REG. $ 29 2.09 227 F 60 ; POST CEREAL _ SUGAR CRISP OUR REG. 2.27 400 g. •89 PARAMOUNT PINK SALMON OUR REG. $1 29 1.79 7.75 oz. TIN RESULAR OR DIET SEVEN-UP OUR REG. 39 895 750 ml. plus deposit RASO..WITH MEAT OR MUSHROOMS SPAGHETTI SAUCE 159 OUR REG. 2.21 28 oz. Maple Leaf nd T8UR.5 ozKE. TIN FLAKESF Y1e 49 Maple Leaf Brand 6.5 oz. TIN FLAKES OF HAM r%29 Gillette Cartridges TRAC II PKG. aF Ia • Toothpaste Reg. or Mint AQUAFRESH 100-1. Total Diet 4 Zehrs-Pkg. of 10 Envelopes WG 69 HOT CHOCOLATE 280 9 fe 19 DOG.FOOD a Kg ts sf 49 MAXI PADS 3" Deodorant Regular Size 4 4 3804g„ 89t COAST BAR SOAP '%69 400 - 450 g Westons Soft N Crusty ROLLS PACKAGE OF 12 U.M.F. Snow 79¢ CRABMEAT 5 oz. Nordica 296 Mother Parkers All Purpose �?.S9 sf.T9 s8.99 1.29 7 49 BATHROOM TISSUE Delsey Boutique -4 colours 4 `'1.69 LEMONADE Country Time 60 To e0 oServe'z 129 r5o� ♦ Chum ♦ Maple Leaf Kam mai COTTAGE CHEESE 199 COFFEE 1 LB. ?969 DOG FOOD 14.5 o2. /' LUNCHEON MEAT ♦1.49 THESE SPECIALS AVAILABLE ONLY IN: HIGHWAYS #4 & 83 EXETER MONDAY, TUESDAY i WEDNESDAY 946 P.M. THURSDAY & FRIDAY 9.9100 P.M. SATURDAY 8130.6 P.M. Mrs. Russell King attended the district annual on Thurs- day at Emmanuel Church in Zurich. Church news Monday the ladies of the United Church Women spon- sored a bus trip to Elmira. They enjoyed lunch at the Stone Creek and then a tour through the Mennonite countryside. Sunday was the 131st An- niversary of the United Church. Rev. Stan McDonald, Hensall was guest minister. The junior and senior choir, under -the direction of Don Finkbeiner sang, "With a Lit- tle Love" and "In the Morn- ing of Life". The senior choir opened the service with "Ho- ly Holy" Doug Lewis provid- ed the organ music and Joyce Preszcator played the piano. Rev. McDonald spoke to the children about "The Good Samaritan Dog" and address- ed the adults with "The Ultimate Question". After the service lunch was served by the U.C.W. group .offering a chance for fellowship with friends and relatives. Rev. Brian Elder took the service at Hensall United - Church. Firemen fireworks Over 1,000 people came to enjoy the music of Roger Quick and the Rainbows and to see a fireworks display Monday evening at the. Crediton Community Park. Roger Quick and the Rain- bows and Barb Saunders were introduced by BX93 an- nouncer Bob Capp. The Roadrunner and a ambulance from Hoffmans proved an at- traction for many. With a spray of golden sparkles and a loud boom the Personals Mrs. Ed Hendrick passed away early Wednesday mor- ning in a London hospital. Resting at the T.H. Hoffman Funeral Home in Dashwood with the funeral tentatively set for Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Sparl- ing and Doug and Buelah. Sparling, Walkerton visited Sunday with Mrs. Lavina Finkbeiner in South Huron Hospital. Dr. and Mrs. Fred Morlock and Lynn, Kitchener visited with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Morlock, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Browning 'Sr. spent the weekend with friends in Frankford. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Finkbeiner was Scott Skinner. fireworks got underway. Serpentines, double headers and shooting stars followed. Ahs and ahs, whistles, claps Page 9 and toots followed the lighting of the St. Catharines' wheels. A free-will collection will be used for next year's display. l • NIP No • • • . , l • • J ) j) )1 j 1 ) 1 4 �•• • • 1 i Crediton holiday fireworks $269 /41 CID CILUX The quality speaks for itself Gallons VISI AVAIL WHERE 4� , OUR VERY BEST EXTERIOR PAINT THAT LASTS THROUGH SNOW, SUN & RAIN! Your choice of 4 litres of C -I -L CILUX Super Acrylic Flat and Gloss or C -1-L CILUX Super Alkyd Gloss. SPRUCE UP YOUR HOME AT SUPER SAVINGS ON OUR FINEST EXTERIOR PAINT. Excludes accent bases FINANCING MOIL ASIA 1NN000I EXETER DISTRICT CO-OP 221 Brock Street, Exeter 235-2081