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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-05-15, Page 2This Week's Extra at DARLING'S Food Market Exeter FROM THE MEAT DEPARTMENT . Chapmans Ice Cream 10 FLAVORS Gallon 99 Carlton Club Assorted Canned Pop AV EWA LUMBER AND BUILDING SUPPLIES MONDAY ONLY VICTORIA DAY — MAY 19 VeN SAKRETE CONCRETE Ready-mixed cement sand and gravel. 89 Re g , 2.15 90-lb. bag 4" x 4" Cedar Superior choice for outdoor use, Const. Grade Reg. 404 Lin. Ft. Lin. Ft. C AIM EXTERIOR AND INTERIOR REZ WOOD STAIN For interior or exterior use. In seven colours. Reg. 7.85 Gallon 6 Gallon 99 STORE MANAGER'S SPECIALS PATIO STONES 18x18 1.17 24x24 2.10 24x30 2.30 Colours IO More 6' White Cedar PICNIC TABLE '219' 1 1 1 I 1 I L II II II I1 II II NUWALL 1 I PAINT • II I I 1 I 1 I interior Gloss I I Redwood Stain Walnut Stain Exterior Latex Exterior Gloss Interior Latex GALLO N : 9 I 5.99 I 4.99 1 6.50 4.99 1 4.99 ion — moo EON MR MIN AV SWAY EXETER 235-1422 LUMBER AND BUILDING SUPPLIES Mon, thru Fri, 8 a.m, to 5:30 p.m, ringYMMTli Sat. till Noon GRAND BEND 238-2374 Frozen Schneiders Utility Red Hot Turkeys Wieners 5V 6' 5 to 10 Pound Size Schneiders Cooked Meats 6 oz. 8 Varieties PKG. 39' Chicken Wings LB. 59' Chicken Legs BACK ATTACHED LB. 894 Schneiders Thuringen Summer Sausage LB, '1.39 Beef Liver LB, 59' Beef Hearts LB, 49' Beef Tongues LB. 59' Heinz TOMATO SOUP io oz. 6/5 1.00 Gainethoro Froten White BREAD DOUGH LOAF 95 Kraft MIRACLE WHIP 16 oz 69' 10 oz. tins Case of 24 BY MRS. IRVIN RADER PASHWOOD Grandmothers were guests at the May, meeting of Dashwood WI. Mrs. Emil Becker, convener of citizenship and her committee were in charge of a pot luck , supper. Following supper several prizes were awarded. The lady with most eyelets in her shoe, Mrs. Gordon Bender; grandmother wha walked farthest to attend, Mrs. Reinhold Miller; grandmother with the most -buttons, Mrs, Beulah Desjardine; grandmother with the longest ear rings, Mrs. Everett Heist; most grand- children, Mrs. Frieda Keller; lucky chair, Mrs. Harry Hoff- man. They all received potted plants. 4-H presents fashions The 4-H girls attended the meeting and presented their fashion shows and skits they had given at achievement day, Gifts were presented to Susan Grigg for provincial honors and seven girls for county honors. These were, Cathy Becker, Cindy Becker, Donna Baker, Carol Rader, Sandra Schroeder, Sherrie Stade and Cynthia Willert. The leaders were also presented gift tokens. The girls' books were also on display. There were 14 grandmothers present and 31 girls and their mothers. Roll call was answered by giving the surname of your grandparents. Mrs. pill Berends discussed the motto, "A good name is the greatest treasure we have, it's the richest estate we can leave behind us and the finest inheritance we can bestow on children". Mrs. Irvin Rader spoke on the history of the Dashwood band and displayed pictures. The grand- mothers were also able to see the Tweedsrnuir history book which was on display. Charades and a sing-song were participated in. Mrs. Ray Rader, president, dealt with the business. Mrs. Eben Weigand gave a detailed report on the officers' con- ference. Plans were finalized for the district annual meeting with Mrs, Gordon Bender, Mrs. Ray Rader, Mrs, Earl Keller, and Mrs. Eben Weigand as voting delegates. A letter from Bob Mittleholtz was read. Mother and Daughter Supper Approximately 60 attended a pot luck Mother and Daughter supper at the May meeting of Zion Lutheran Ladies' Aid. Guests were members of Goderich Lutheran church. Group 1 with Mrs. Lorne Becker convener was in charge. Mrs. Arnold Becker, president, welcomed everyone and Mrs. Marvin Barz propsed a toast to the daughters and Eleanor Salmon replied with a toast to the mothers, Jayne Hay ter offered a toast to the grandmothers. Pastor Barz said grace and everyone enjoyed the meal. A short program followed with Barbara and Carol Rader playing a piano duet Mrs, Hilda Rader gave a reading, "The meanest mother in the World", followed by a mother's prayer; Mrs. Charles Martene and Mrs. Al Scholl sang a duet. Prizes were awarded to the following: youngest mother, Mrs, Jim Hayter (Jr.); youngest daughter, Jennifer Hayter; lucky plate, Julie Tieman; birthday nearest, Mrs. Lloyd Rader; youngest grandmother, Mrs. Lorne Becker. A brief business meeting followed. The Altar Guild reported 24 visits ,The new guild is Mrs. Hilda Rader and Mrs, Frieda Keller. The Aid is in charge of the June birthday party at the Bluewater Rest Home. Mrs. Susan Merner gave a generous donation on the occasion of her 99th birthday. Mrs. Ronald Merner assisted by Margaret Merner and Marie Tieman spoke on architecture, comparing ancient architecture with 20th century by means of slides. Mrs. Irvin Rader was in charge of crokinole with the winners:- mother's high, Mrs, Lloyd Rader; low, Mrs. Ed Nadiger ; daughters' high, Kathy Keller; low, the Barz sisters. 4-H girls The Earthworms, combined 2 and 3 4-H girls' club held their second meeting of the Garden Club with the president, Joan Finkbeiner presiding. Roll call was "My favourite flower and why I like it". Discussion involved preparing the soil, planting and caring for the flowers, looking after the garden, tidying the home surroundings and growing young plants for transplanting. Charles Martene's green house was visited, where he showed the girls how to sterilize the soil. He also showed the girls many varieties of flowers and vegetables he has for tran- splanting. The proper method of transplanting was demonstrated. Upon leaving, the leaders and girls were presented with a flower, Personals Mrs. Frieda Keller visited with Pastor & Mrs, Earl Steinman,and boys, Parkhill, last week, Mr. & Mrs. Mike Burke and Susan, Brampton, spent the weekend with Milt Haugh, Milford (Joe) Merner is a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter , having suffered a stroke. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Cornelious, Mark and Stacey, Sarnia, spent Sunday with Mr. & Mr. Mervyn Tiernan. Weekend visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Becker and family were the latter's mother, Mrs. Ervin Greb, Cambridge; also her sister, Mrs. Wm. Kirk of Mossbank, Sask., Mr. & Mrs. Ross Liebold and Janette, Stratford; and Rita Densmore, Luca n. Mrs. Irvin Rader visited on Monday with Mr, & Mrs, Wellwood Gill and Kenneth Patterson, Grand Bend, and her sister Mrs. Marjorie Knight, London, who was spending a few days there. Mrs. Wm, Beierling ae- companed Mr. & Mrs. Doug Stephen of Woodham to Zurich on Sunday where they attended the United church services and three of Mrs, Beierlings great grand- children were baptized, Mr. & Mrs. Eric Eagleson and Marshall, Little Current, Manitoulin Island flew to Cen- tralia airport Friday in their new aircraft and visited with Mr. & Mrs, Ralph Weber and Mr. & Mrs. Bill Weber also Mrs, Vivian Eagleson, Parkhill. They flew home Sunday morning, arriving in one hour and a half. Mrs. Susan Merrier celebrated her 99th birthday May 11.Visitors were Mr. & Mrs. Jack Rechkie and Mrs. Verda Bosk, Detroit; Mr. & Mrs. Elgin Merner, Kit- chener; Mr. & Mrs, Ron Stuckhard and family, Debbie Merner and friend, Mr. & Mrs, Elliott Barteliff, Clinton; Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Merner, Zurich. Congratulations were received from Governor General and Madame Leger, Premier Wm, Davis, Robert Stanfield, R,E. McKinley, M.P. and Jack Riddell MPP. High Grade Dinner Hams 2 to $ 3 Pound LB Size We Are The CUSTOM KILLING and PROCESSING SPECIALISTS * Custom Deluxe Processing * Pickup Service * Aging Coolers For 1 10 Carcasses * Smoke House Facilities * Rendering * Gov't Inspected KILLING DAYS BEEF MONDAYS HOGS — WEDNESDAYS Brights TOMATO JUICE 48 oz. 49, E.D. Smith Cherry or Blueberry PIE FILLING 19oz. 77' BATHROOM TISSUE ROLLS 79' Chi q uita BANANAS 3 LBS. 69' Grandmothers guests of WI Dashwoo c 'ladies entertain .daughters Coronation ASSORTED RELISH 120z 9' Aylmer Choice Freestone Bartlett PEACHES or PEARS 19 oz. 2 P1.00 Duncan Hines Assorted CAKE MIXES 83' Exeter Public Utilities Commission NOTICE OF Hydro Interruption (Weather Permitting) Sunday, May 18 6 a.m. to 7 a.m. D.S.T. Affecting most of the area east of William St. and north of Riverside Drive in the Town of Exeter. This interruption is necessary to make alterations to primary conductors. Your co-operation will be appreciated. H. L. DAVIS Manager TIDE Powdered RGENT 10 LB BOX 54.19 Ingersoll CHEESE SPREAD 16. 9.19