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Times-Advocate, November 25, 1970
A POSSIBLE GIFT — Anna Coates and Madeline Witmer admire a
doll at Saturday's Exeter United Church Women bazaar. T-A photo
UCW to host seniors
at Christmas dinner
Top Valu
DOG & CAT FOOD
Heinz
BABY FOOD 5/1
Top Valu
SHORTENING 1 lb. 55'
Valu
AWBERRY JAM 24 oz, 99'
Top
Top Valu
SOFT MARGARINE l lb, 2/99'
2 lb.
26 oz
'2.99
1
4P1
ToriValu Veg. Oil
MARGARINE
Plus Deposit
COCA COLA
FROZEN FOOD FEATURES
ORANGE JUICE Top Yalu 12 1/2 oz. 3/$1
POT PIES Savarin - assorted 8 oz. 4/$1
"The freshest produce around"
TANGELOS Sides Hinds GRAPEFRUIT
BANANAS 9& LB $ 1 19 LB CRANBERRIES
15 oz, tin 15'
No. 1 U.S.
No. 1 U.S..
White or Pink Seedless
doz. 594
1 0/994
Chiquita lb. 1 54
Fresh, No, 1 U.S: 2 lbs. 894
eadquarters
For
Christmas
uts &Candies
Buy Early
Exeter FOOD MARKET Main St.
We reserve
the right
to limit
quantities
4 oz.
2 roll
19 oz.
2/89'
10 oz. '3.29
59'
89'
47'
48 oz.
Ass't.
69'
49'
128 oz, 75'
2/99'
Weston Crueller
DONUTS
Nescafe
INSTANT COFFEE
DREAM WHIP
Kleenex TOWELS
Libbys
St. Lawrence
COOKING OIL
Dare Ass't.
COOKIES
Carnation Instant
HOT CHOCOLATE
Brights
TOMATO JUICE
Nestle
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9.09
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1.89
Ass't. Flavours
JELLO POWDERS 3oz. 4/88'
Tang
CRYSTALS 4's 1.09
Treesweet
JUICES 48 oz. 59'
PINK
Paramount
SALMON 7.75 oz. 994
25 oz.
2 lbs.
23 oz. jar
MUFFIN MIXES 13 oz. pkg. 694
Heinz 10 oz. tins
TOM or VEGETABLE soup 19'
Betty Crocker Ass't.
4 roll $ 1 .09
Delsey
BATHROOM TISSUE
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BLEACH
Kleenex, 2-Ply, 200's
FACIAL TISSUE
Libby 14 oz. Green Giant 14 oz. Green Giant 12 oz.
PORK & CREAM NIBLET
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Extra Special This Week
QUEEN'S GUINEAS
BEEF
Darling's once again bring the best beef available to their
customers and at the same time assist area 4-H club members.
We purchased five of the quality animals entered in this year's
Queen's Guineas class at the Royal Winter Fair. They came from
the Coleman Farms, Kippen; Pym Farms, RR 1, Centralia; Hern
Farms, RR 1, Granton; Kinsman Farms, Staffs. We invite you to
try some of this championship class beef today.
Top Value
PINEAPPLE
Top Valu Can Zip Top
CANNED POP
Top
plikiNGE JUICE
Healtho Asst.
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DETERGENT
Top Valu
PEAS
,90z. 49'
'3.39
64 oz. 99'
25 oz. tins 3/s1
5 lbs. '1.49
14 oz. 29'
Case of 24 tins
Top Valu
Wieners
FOR YOUR FREEZER
Top Quality Angus Beef From Hensall Sales
Arena and Extra Lean Pork From McGregor's
39' LB.
Picnics
79' LB
Smoked
Bolog•na
By The Piece
38' LB.
Whole— 75' Sides of Pork
SIDES OF BEEF
Steer.
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79' Steer
FRONTS OF BEEF
69' Steer
89'
85'
74(
85'
HINDS OF BEEF
Heifer 1.09 Steer $1.15
Ribs 99' Loins 1.19
PORK
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By MRS. FRED BOWDEN
CENTRALIA
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Hirtzel
and Mrs. & Mrs. Otto Darling
were in charge of the Euchre
party in the Community Centre
on Monday night with 10 tables in
play.
Prize winners were: ladies'
high score, Mrs. Georgina
Webster; ladies' lone hand, Mrs.
Jack Dickens; low, Mrs. Agnes
Davis; men's high, George
Dixon; lone hands, Murray
Carter; low, Tom Kooy.
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Dickens and
Mr. & Mrs. Maurice MacDonald
will convene the next party in two
weeks time.
Senior citizens met in the
Community Centre Monday for
an afternoon of crokinole and
cards followed by lunch.
The next get-together will be in
the schoolroom of the United
Church, December 13, when the
seniors will be entertained to a
turkey dinner by the United
Church Women.
Personals
Stephen Molnar of Agincourt
spent the weekend with his
parents, Mr. & Mrs. S. Molnar.
His wife and family visited in St.
Thomas with her mother, Mrs.
Geddes.
Sunday visitors at the home of
Mr. Murray Abbott were Mr. &
Mrs. Wm. Abbott and family of
Niagara Falls and Mr. & Mrs.
Lltrycl Maguire and family of
Scotland.
Mrs. JOhn Thompson was a
visitor last week at the home of
her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
& Mrs. Reid Brown and family in
Lambeth.
Mrs. Lorne Hicks returned
home on Tuesday following an
enjoyable trip to Hawaii with
Fettes Tours.
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Molnar
had a pleasant surprise on Satur-
day when Huron-Middlesex
M.P,P, John Riddell paid them a
visit and presented them with a
plaque from Ontario Premier
William Davis in honour of their
50th wedding anniversary.
Mrs. Harold Willard of London
and Mrs. Lorna Hay of Exeter
were Sunday evening dinner
guests with Mr. & Mrs. Ken
Greb.
Gabian Stone
Calcium Chloride
in 100 pound bags
Sand & Stone
Gravel
Stone for
Weeping Beds
EARL LIPPERT
TRUCKING LTD.
Crediton 234-6382
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Mr. Alan Powe was a visitor
for the week end with his sister
and brother-in-law, Mr. & Mrs.
Ron Brittain in Mississauga,
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Bowden were
dinner guests of Mrs. R.
Schroeder and Mrs. E. Wilson on
Tuesday evening of last week.
The couple were observing a
wedding anniversary.
Senior citizens are reminded of
the meeting in the Community
Centre on Monday afternoon.
more
UCW meets
The November meeting of Cen-
tralia U.C.W. was held Thursday
evening in the fellowship hall of
the Church with members. and
several guests present.
Mrs. Alvin Lobb, president
opened the business portion of
the meeting with poem "Peace",
The minutes and reports were
read and approved. She also
reported the resource centre for
United Church material is
available now in Mitchell. It is
open in the day time and by ap-
pointment at night.
Mrs. Sam Skinner, Mrs. Bob
Blair were in charge of the
programme. Mrs. Skinner open-
ed with prayer and all sang the
hymn "Nearer my God to Thee",
Mrs. Blair gave the meditation
on peace with prayer.
Mrs. Ray Mills sang a solo ac-
companied by Mrs. Russell
Wilson, two readings were read
on "Peace in the Home" and
"Peace in the World" with two
hymns, "0 God of Love" and
"Now the Day is Over."
Rev. John Beaton introduced
the guest speaker. Miss Elaine
Townshend a free lance writer
and also. on the executive af-
filiated with "Alpha," for
Huron. She spoke about incidents
in her own life and also dis-
crimination and physical
barriers for the handicapped
people of the world. A hearty
thanks was given to our speaker
and a cheque to Alpha.
MEDICAL GRAD Marikay
Hodgins, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Ken Hodgins, Centralia
recently graduated from
Fanshawe College in the Medical
Laboratory program receiving
her R. T. diploma from the Cana-
dian Society of Laboratory
Technologists. She has accepted a
position in the Cytoginetics
department at Victoria Hospital,
London.
NOTICE
To The Electors
of the
Township of Hay
An Advance Poll for the December
6th, 1976 Municipal Election will be held
in the
Hay Township Office, Zurich, Ontario
oth
Saturday, November 27th
HOURS 11:00 A.M. TO 8:00 P.M. INCLUSIVE
Wayne Horner
Returning Officer
LB.
GRADE •19 EACH
UTILITY $
Homemade Hamburg
Sunset or Campfire
Bacon
LB.
Cornish
Game Hens
Patties
69 t Lb IN 1 BOAPGOSU N D