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Times Advocate, 1984-12-19, Page 332%,f-lomo or Skim MILK 4 Litre BAG • 41 • ` zehris fine markets... of Fine foods Exeter Store Only `.r /`. wt1, REG. OR DIET STYLE COCA-COLA CAFFEINE FREE OR DIET CASE OF 24 280 mL TINS • SPRITE E.D. SMITH GARDEN COCKTAIL 77' 28 oz. JAR v y... Z • , .l t; n 4 '01c NEILSONS FAMOUS ICE CREAM ASSORTED FLAVOURS ONE LITRE e#9 r t�w EAER- EP ERGIZERw G,ZER EVEREADY 0, C, AA OR 9 VOLT ENERGIZER BATTERIES' i•99gAERRD ►a , ALL VARIETIES HOSTESS POTATO CHIPS 200 g 99 PKG. 350 g V.P. TIN nrta MIXED NUTS 13 11 1f! SMILES 1 CHUCKLES TURTLES CHOCOLATES 400PG. g 3,9 REGULAR AUTO OR FILTER GRINDS MAXWELL HOUSE ROAST COFFEE 369 g PKG. 9 9• ALL WHITE DOZEN CANADA 'A' GRADE LARGE EGGS 97 r r; COCA-COLA OR SPRITE 750 mL BOTTLES. Er PLUS 30' FOR DEPOSIT PER BOTTLE • Ns 1 8/14 HOLIDAY EGG NOG ONE LITRE CTN. 8,9 0 STONED WNEAT THINS, SESAME & ONION RED OVAL STONED CRACKERS, RTE. CORN WESTONS CRACKERS 300 g PKG. 1.19 SLICED -CHUNK - CRUSHED (JUICE PACKED) DOLE PINEAPPLE 19 or. TIN ti, E.O. SMITH BLUEBERRY OR CHERRY PIE FIL19Lor. TIN 1.89 ems syncgamC' f STOKELYS VEGETABLES HONEY POD PEAS, CUT WAX BEANS. CUT GREEN BEANS. CREAM CORN. SEASONED BEANS 14 oz TINS OR KERNEL CORN 12 oz GREEN, GIANT " VEGETABLES PEAS, CORN, CUT GR. BEANS, MIXED VEGETABLES FROZEN 1 kg PKG. 199 FRICO BABY EDAM CHEESE 1' Volt& n b•N+crrr 3i r ret+rs •GeV.• s Gu6rrv7 S -e x OCEANE SPRAY CRANBRRIES WHOLE or JELLIED 14 oz. TIN r • WESTONS ROLLS SOFT 'N' CRUSTY OR BROWN 'N' 69 SERVE PKG. OF 12 For your CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINING 850 g DELICIOUS s99 SWEET 11111105, MANZANILLA OUSTS SWEET ONIONS, MARASCIIMNI CHERRIES BICKS PARTY , PACK PICKLES 375 mL JAR 1.89 CLOVERLEAF WHOLE FANCY QUALITY MANDARIN ORANGES 10 oz. TIN 69° HAVARTI, MOZZARELLA -BADEN C227 HEg BLESOCKE f.89 ALL VARIETIES JELL-O JELLY POWDERS 85 g PKGS 3 FOR LUXURY 5 oz. TI" CRABMEAT 3.99 DEJEAN REGULAR COCKTAIL SHRIMP 2.99 4 oz. SWEET MIXED YUM YUM OR BABY DILL BICKS PICKLES ONE LITRE 1.99 100.4 WHOLE WHEAT DIETRICHS BREAD 675 g LOAF 990 PHILADELPHIA ONION o, DILL DIP 8 or TUB 1.29 WWI SWAM DINNER TYPE SERVIETTES 40 s REO ROSE ORANGE PEKOE 1.69 TEA BAGS Can ORM FOIL WRAP 12 x25 ft 1.09 CtSV[R LEAF SMOKED OYSTERS 269 OCEAN SPRAY 40 oz CRANBERRY COCKTAIL 2.39 104 g RIO $GrTM FROM rum 355 mL GRAPEFIVIT OR US OR PD1► FREE 1• 9 ORANGE JUICE 1.19 STORILYS FANCY QUALITY BEAN SALAD 14 or 79° STOOSLYS FANCY SALAD BAR BEANS 14 oz 79# FANCY QUALITY APPLESAUCE 28 oz. 1.29 GREEN GIANT FR. CUT GREEN BEANS 1 kg 2.59 1.6. SAWN PV0PKIN PIE FILLING 19 oz TIN OCEAN SPRAT CRANAPPLE DRINK 40 oz WELCNS WHITE OR CONCORD GRAPE JUICE ONE LITRE 1.99 FRANCO AMERICAN 10 oz TIN 3 GRAVIES VARIETIES P2/89# REPARED MERG 3 VARIETIES 200 q PKG MILK CHOCOLATE 2.69 SAU SEA FROZEN 1.00iED 19 SHRIMP MAPLE LEAF RIO. OR RUM & BRANDY MINCEMEAT 682 ml 2.99 10 or 3.99 WESTVALE 'RANO RASPBERRY BASE ,; Country Oven Bakeshop Specials COUNTRY OPEN PKG. OF 6 SPICY PLUM PUDDINGS 2.79 SPECIAL 680 9 COUNTRY OVEN CHRISTMAS 3.29 STOLLEN FRESH DOZEN COUNTRY OVEN DINNER 79 9 ROLLS COUNTRY OVEN'S OWN 565 g DELICIOUS MINCEMEAT 2.49 PIES 250 mi DESSERT TOPPING 990 co: ONE LITRA 1.59 DEJEAN REGULAR SMALL SHRIMPS 3.39 Open Wednesday till 9 p.m. 4 oz ALL MARKETS OPEN 7 A.M. MONDAY DEC 24 CLOSING 8 P.M. zehrs fine markets... of line foods THESE SPECIALS AVAILABLE ONLY IN: HIGHWAYS #4 & 83 EXETER MONDAY, TUESDAY i WIDNSSDAY 14 P.M. THURSDAY & FRIDAY 14:00 P.M. SATURDAY S:304 P.M. Times -Advocate, December 19 1984 I'uRIt' 9 JUNIOR FIREMEN — Participating in Sunday's Santa Claus parade at Centralia Sun- day on antique fire equipment were Jamie Tomes, Dove McDonald, Stefanie Jones and Jason Hartford. T -A photo At Elimville UCW exchange gifts By SHIRLEY COOPER Elimville The Elimville United Church Women met Monday afternoon at the church with a good attendance. President Mrs. Philip Johns opened the meeting with a prayer, followed by the Lord's Prayer. The roll call. was an ex- change of a gift not over one dollar. The minutes were read and adopted. A donation was made to the manse board. The president read the history of the Elimville United Church Women that had been prepared this past summer. The executive meeting and quilting days will be announced at a later date. It was decided to join with the Exeter Churches for World Day of Prayer. Mrs. Johns wished everyone Seasons Greetings. It was announced that Fri- day, January 4 at 8 p.m: at Zion Church Mr. and Mrs. Marcy Ninomkya will be guest speakers. Mrs. John Batten opened the program with the reading "The Guest at the Inn." Mrs. Marjorie Dykeman led in prayer. A dialogue "The Spirit of Christmas" was read with Mrs. Batten, Mrs. Johns, Mrs. Ina Skinner, Mrs. Emer- son Penhale and Mrs. Floyd Cooper taking part. Two Christmas hymns were also sung at this time. Mrs. Lorne Elford received the offering and Mrs. Ina Johns led in prayer. Mrs. Don Kerslake sang a solo and ac- companied herself on the piano. Mrs. Batten closed the meeting with the Benediction. A social time followed. The White Gift Church Ser- vice was held Sunday morn- ing with the Sunday School in charge. Institute The Elimville Women's In- stitute met Wednesday after- noon at the Elimville hall. The president Mrs. Ron Fletcher read a poem "Christmas - everyone joined in the ()de and Mary Stewart Collect. The roll call "A Christmas Verse" was answered by the members. Mrs. Elson Lynn took over for the program committee. Mrs. Delmer Skinner and Mrs. Leone Brock, who were unable to be there. Everyone joined in singing "Silent Night" and "0 Come, All Ye Faithful." Miss Ruth Skinner read a poem "A Legend from the Hills." Mrs. Lynn introduced the guest speaker Mrs. George Sereda who demonstrated Christmas decorations she has made - quite easy and lovely! Mrs. Philip Johns thanked Mrs! Sereda. Mrs. Lynn gave a couple of short readings and everyone joined in singing "Jingle Bells" Mrs. Fletcher took over for the business meeting. It was decided each individual would work on crafts for the Erlin Lee Home and bring the items to the April meeting. It was decided to send one registration for the 1985 con- vention to be held in London at University of Western Ontario. The District Annual to be held in May was discussed_ Miss Ruth Skinner gave the Jlospital report. The Institute will be respon- sible for planning the Exeter Fair list for the Womens' In- stitute display. The January meeting will be held at Elimville church. A donation was made to the Home Day ('entre for the Home Bound. Lunch and a social time brought the meeting to a close. Christ inas Concert A large number attended the Sunday School Christmas Concert Wednesday evening. Santa Claus arrived at the end of the program, much to the delight of each and everyone. All renorted a good time. Personals Saturday evening the Thames Road-Elimville Manse Committee catered to the Usborne township ban- quet at Kirkton-Woodham Community Centre. Atten- ding from this area were Mr. and Mrs. John Batten, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kerslake, Mr. and Mrs. I)on Kerslake, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Skinner, Mrs- Millie Fulton and Mr. and Mrs. Flovd►Cooper. Mr. and Mrs. John Batten and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cooper attended the Christmas concert at Thames Road, Sunday evening. The Thames Road- Elimville Young People were out carol singing late Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wilkin- son and. family were in the Wheatley area on the weekend. They celebrated Jim's parents' 40th wedding anniversary. Mrs. I)an Smith and baby Courtney returned home from hospital, Friday. CHRIST IS COMING (Are you Sleeping?) By Kendra Fenwick St. Boniface, Zurich -Grade 5 Are you ready? Are you ready? For Christ, For Christ He is our Savior, He is our Savior All praise to Him! All praise to Him! 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