The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-03-18, Page 11WORLD DAY OF PRAYER SERVICE was held at the Christian Reform-
ed Church, Friday, when about.65 ladies attended. The program had
been prepared by Christian ladies from Latin Americo. Some of the
local women taking part were Mrs. Anna Zandbergen, Mrs. Terry
Baarda, Mrs, Doreen Adams, Mrs, Mary Fisher, Mrs. Anne Van
Gerwen, Mrs. Margaret DeVries, Mrs. Muriel Dalrymple. Seated, Mrs,
Norma Meikle, soloist; Mrs. Beth Batten, speaker, Mrs. Eno DeHaan,
T-A photo
Cromarty ladies hold meetings
Match 18, 1974 Page 11
r kluro' rt Covnf ."'
Family Planning Frolect ) .
Invites You To Attencl
I 1.V4 Li? ; • w
.3k*4!r1414r 4:3"%fr
All
Beautiful
Two Piece
Suites
''''',
‘ ...ir::4 1 .. .1.
..1 1 ' \ 4+ \/ ",'q/''.... M r/''''',./' '1..7\ / ' \ ,..' w ''' iNA.„if'
Many other big values on a tomplete range of home furnishings
as Our 16th Anniversary Sale Continues
-../--,„-,,..
Illit—tAtt :ift.i,L.L' 11 4
Top
ai Quality
by
Leading
Manufacturers
GROCERIES
ilsATHROOM TISSUE
Five Roses all purpose
FLOUR
Del Monte Fancy
FRUIT COCKTAIL
LEWIS BREAD 3 loaves
Hostess
POTATO CHIPS
Robin Hood Fancy
PIE CRUST MIX
S 89,
22 lbs. $3.09
, 14 oz 49
$1.00
79,
65,
Palmolive 24 oz.
DISHWASHING LIQUID 95'
6ciiiiiiAGE BAGS 10's 99'
Monarch 2's oz,
POP MIX ea ch 19'
FROZEN FOOD
Sun scideezed
ORANGE JUICE 127, oz. kit
Kellogg's
BLUEBERRY WAFFLES
Silverwoods Favorite
1 1 ...,k 594
ICE CREAM
PRODUCE
IDA RED APPLES
Sunkist
ORANGES
Ont, No. 1 grade
CARROTS
k v!TATOES
lz gal, $11 049
3 lbs. 59
size 113 doz. 79,
2 lbs. 21
10,,. 99'
'ae/PIARKET
Wu 235.0400
4444444 11111$111
MEATS
FREEZER SPECIALS
HOMEMAKE SAUSAGE lb. 89,
lb. 85,
lb.
Whole Whole
LOIN OF PORK 10-121b avg. lb. $ 1 .43
Cut & Wrapped lb 85'
10 lbs. or over
Pork
LIVER
Half or Whole
PORK •
Fresh Frozen
SPARE RIBS
Maple Leaf
BOLOGNA
lb. 1 • 19
by the piece lb. 494
exeter frozen foods
GROCERIES * FR PRODUCE
FRESH CIAO MEATS
SHIRLEY'S LOFT
2354394 Behind Len McKnight's
SALE PERIOD FROM MARCH 2041
FOR SPRING
1
El
Staffa 4wH. ghismake dough
Mr. & Mrs. Terry Daynard and
girls, Guelph visited on the
weekend with Rev. & Mrs.
Daynard.
Rev. WildfOng, Clinton, was in
charge of the service at the
Hibbert United Church, Sunday.
Mr, &Mrs. Henry Harburn are
holidaying in the sunny south.
on the weekend were Bonnie
Miller, Toronto, Paul Miller,
Guelph University, Mrs. Marie
Douglas, Wingham and Mrs.
Nelson Hunkin, Teeswater.
Rev, Bert Daynard is a patient
in Stratford General Hospital.
& Mrs. John Burleigh and
Joan, Goderich, visited Sunday
with Mr. 44_ Mrs, Bob Norris.
By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN
STAFFA
The third meeting of the Staffa
Dough Dough's was held at the
home of Mrs. Arthur Smale, the
assistant leader, Saturday. After
opening the meeting, members
prepared Brown Batter
Mrs. Spencer Jeffery discussed
the recipes required for this club.
Record hook covers were
discussed,
Mrs. Jeffery demonstrated the
difference between kneaded and
batter dough.
Mrs. Smale had the Brown
Batter Rolls baked for everyone
to enjoy.
Personals
Darlene Templernan,
Waterloo, Mary Jane Tem-
pleman, Stratford and Elizabeth
Templeman, Centralia College,
were all home for the weekend.
With Mr, & Mrs. Clifton Miller
FREE BIRTH
CONTROL.
CLINIC
Every Tuesday
By MRS, STAN PRESZCATOR
Mary Keenan stayed with Jim
Foster from Fredericton, visiting
all friends and family in
surrounding district.
Irene Foster and friend,
Elimville, stayed with Mr. & Mrs.
Ernie Whiteford for a few days
during the ice storm,
from 6;30 - 9 p.m.
HURON COUNTY
HEALTH UNIT
Ann St., ,Exeter
For Information
Call 235-1014
Weekdays pr Tuesday evenings
All medications, IUD's etc.
provided free of charge
Everyone welcome
Mr. & Mrs. Stan Preszcator
and Brenda Glanville visited
Saturday afternoon with Mr. &
Mrs. Roy Hansford, Grand Bend.
Mr. & Mrs. Joe Regier and
Tammy spent last Stmday with
Mr, & Mrs. Lloyd Regele, RR I
Princeton.
was assisted by several of the
members.
Mrs, Miller closed the meeting
with a brief prayer for the
Christian workers in Japan and
Taiwan.
The Easter meeting will be
held in the Sunday School room,
April 16, following a pot-luck
dinner at 12:30 o'clock.
Church
The sacrament of Holy Com-
munion was held at Cromarty
Presbyterian Church, Sunday
afternoon. The Rev. Wilfred
Mrs. Jim Miller presiding, The
scripture from Matthew was
read in unison, Mrs. Miller gave
the meditation and prayer.
The topic, the second article on
Gatt-Fly, was taken by Mrs.
Mervin Dow and Mrs. Charles
Douglas, Mrs. T, L. Scott, the
secretary, read the report of the
February meeting.
Eight members answered the
roll call by naming a church or
kindergarten in Japan or Taiwan.
The offering was received and
dedicated by Mrs. Dow. Mrs.
Calder McKaig gave the
treasurer's report. Cards and
visits were recorded.
• Invitations were read from
Thames Road U.C.W, to attend
their Thankoffering meeting
April 5 and from Knox Church,
Mitchell, W.M.S, to attend their
Spring Thankoffering service on
April 25.
Both meetings are at 8 p.m.
+ + +
Current events were given by
everyone.
Mrs. Douglas read the
Japanese version of the 23rd
Psalm. Programme I of the study'
of Japan and Taiwan was
presented • by Mrs. Calder
McKaig, comparing the Christian
Church in Japan and Taiwan. She
•
Jarvis spoke on the theme "Tell
and Show."
The guest soloist, Mrs. Marie
Douglas of Wingham, sang Some
Morning. Previous to the church
service, the minister paid tribute
to the work of a former minister,
Rev. Samuel Kerr, who died in
Stratford hospital, Saturday,
Personals
The sympathy of the com-
munity is extended to the wife
and family of the late Mervin
Nairn who passed away last
week.
By MRS. ROBERT LAING
CROMARTY
At their March meeting
Monday night, the Ladies Aid of
Cromarty Presbyterian Church
decided to hold their annual
strawberry supper on the fourth
Wednesday in June.
Mrs, Robert Laing presided for
the meeting which was held at the
home of Mrs. Mervin Dow, The
worship service opened with a
poem, Hello, followed by a hymn
with Mrs, Thos, Scott ac-
companying on her autoharp.
Mrs. Scott and Mrs. Dow were
in charge of devotions based on
Psalm' 98.
A quiz on names was enjoyed
and the roll call was answered
with a book exchange. The
secretary, Mrs. Jim Miller read
several thank-you notes for gifts.
Following a contest, Triplet
Time, the meeting closed with
Blest Be the Tie, and prayer.
There was a lovely display of
layettes for the Unitarian Ser-
vices at the meeting, and the
Ladies Aid members are grateful
to those in the community who
contributed articles.
+ + +
The March meeting of
Cromarty W,M.S. was held at the
hpme of Mrs. John Jefferson with
HEARING TEST — Terri Farquhar has her hearing tested by Mrs.
Shirley Steepe at the registration for Kindergarten pupils in Zurich
Tuesday, One of the more interesting facets of the tests run by the
Huron County Health Unit was the way they could be turned into
games for the children. photo by Youngs.
11:11-1121r-101
011 YEAR END SALE
1-1
Upholstery
Fabrics
and ,
Supplies
I
O SPRUCE UP YOUR FURNITURE