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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-01-20, Page 3No. 1 U.S. Florida CELERY 2/$1.44 WE KNOW IT'S TOP QUALITY BEEF . . . Because we personally selected it . . . Because we personally fed it . Because we personally processed it Once again we are featuring beef from our own feed lot. These animals were selected for their quality to maintain our reputation of providing the best beef possible for our customers. TRY SOME TODAY - IT'S GUARANTEED 0 • Schneiders Box of Chicken 2 Pounds '2.99 Sirloin, Tollone Steaks LB $1.44 FRESH MILK FED Veal AVAILABLE THIS WEEK Schneiders Cooked Meats 10 Varieties 6 az. Pkgs. 4 FOR 1.44 Homemade 1/4 Pounders Hamburg Patties ,t1n0d fa 94 LB Frozen Utility Chicken Po2utn,4A Size LB.a. ar Fresh Boneless Hams 1.29 Schneiders Cooked Hum t):: 99` Link Sausage Z LBs.$1.44 Sugar Plum Bacon Bulk Wieners Maple Leaf Wieners Schneiders Wieners Swift LB $ 1 .39 LB 394 LB 69' L.$1.44 White Swan BATHROOM TISSUE 4 roll 884 White Swan, White or Coloured SERVIETTES 60's 394 Apple Ford WAX PAPER 100 ft. roll 66' Babies Only BATHROOM TISSUE 2 roll 594 Alcan, 12 inch x 25 ft. FOIL WRAP 49' White Swan FACIAL TISSUE 200's 594 White Swan TOWELS 2 roll 95' St. Williams STRAWBERRY OR RASPBERRY JAM 24 oz $ 1.25 Heinz Spaghetti 14 oz. NOODLE NUMBERS 4P1.44 Crisco COOKING OIL 38 oz. '1.44 Christies SODAS 1 lb. 2/$1.44 Hershey INSTANT CHOCOLATE 2 lb. tin $1.44 BABY'ir FOOD 4 3/4 oz. 7/$1.44 BUTTER HORNS Westons Cinnamon pkg. of 6's 2/$1.44i Pillsbury D oz. 4/$1.44 WIENER WRAP Onion Dip B oz 4/$1.44 DIVA CHIP Top Valu BLEACH 128 oz. FO R 1.44 Budget • DOG/CAT FOOD 15 oz. 10 FOR $1.44 Heinz Vegetable or Tomato SOUP 10 oz. 8 FoR '1 44 Can. No. 1 Small Delicious Apples 5 lbs.$ 1 644 No. 1 U.S. TANGELOS Doz. 3 Doz. 69' or $ 1.44 32 oz 11 • $ 99 Cheer POWDERED DETERGENT 5 lbs. $ 11 .99 Kraft Assorted Flavours SWANKY SWIGS 8 oz. 79s Clarks STEW 15 oz. 59' 40 Plus, 10 Free BAGGIES 93' Fluffo SHORTENING 1 lb, 594 Imperial Soft MARGARINE 1 lb. tub 69' Vel LIQUID DETERGENT 24.:884 -0( Black Diamond CHEESE SLICES 2 lbs. $2.99 r.` White Granulated SUGAR 2 KO 2 BAGS $1.44 Maxwell House Ground COFFEE .L, 2.49 Natures Best PEAS Choice Toddlers PAMPERS Heinz TOMATO JUICE Clover Farm t3a; BREAD 4 FOR s1.44 Moms Parchment MARGARINE ROLLS Heinz Tomato KETCHUP Dares Assorted COOKIES Heinz BEANS Heinz, in Tomato Sauce SPAGHETTI Westons Hamburg or Hot Dog McCain Assorted, 4 x 5' Sava rin Assorted PIZZAS . POT PIES 14 oz. $1.44 8 oz. 4/$1.44 ORANGE JUICE 6 oz 8P1.44 Kent 3/9.44 28 oz. $1.44 14 0z tins 4/$1.44 19 oz. 4/9 .44 3/$1.44 4P1.44 1 2's $1.44 2/$1.44 4/$1.44 48 oz. 19 oz. 1 lb. 12's *. Smoke House Facilities * Rendering * Government Inspected * Custom Deluxe Processing * Pickup Service * Aging Coolers for 110 Carcasses KILLING DAYS • BEEF - MONDAYS HOGS - WEDNESDAYS Phone 235-0420 For Meat Orders And Custom Killing cs**Wwwwwwwwisommen BEEF FOR YOUR FREEZER Fronts Hinds Sides Loins Ribs Sides of Pork LB. 79' Whole Pig LB. 75' Having A Banquet? Serve Boneless Steak Roasts Darling's Can Supply It! 40 to 700 Pounds We Are The CUSTOM KILLING And PROCESSING SPECIALISTS LB. $ 1 .39 LB. 75` LB. '1.09 LB. 85' LB. 9.19 LB. 99' FROZEN HIGHLINER FAMILY Fish Sticks, Fish & Batter Fish Por tion B atter DARLING IS FOOD MARKET • Exeter We Reserve The Right To Limit ' Quantities Plenty of Free Parking in The Town Hall Lot Across From Our Store Times-Advocate, January 20, 1977 Page 3 Three mishaps efor town police Three accidents were in- vestigated this week by officers of the gxeter police department with damages totalling $1,075. Sunday a vehicle driven by Ralph Morley, 524 William Street was in collision with a vehicle owned by Jack Straughan, 395 Andrew Street. The Straughan vehicle was parked on Andrew Street north of James Street, Constable George Robertson set damages at $75. Constable Jim Barnes listed damages at $400 when vehicles driven Gary Gibson, 77 Sanders Street and Mrs. Pat Brooks, 133 Main collided at the intersection of Huron and Andrew streets, Monday. Also Monday, vehicles driven by Patricia Hendrick, London Road and Marie Tieman, 272 Huron Street East were in collision at Huron and Edward Street. Constable Barnes estimated damages at $600. A Timex men's wrist watch has been found on Main Street near Gord's Variety. The owner may claim same by proving identity. IF watch IF at corners The Exeter police department asks motorists to pay special attention to all intersections within the town limits. Chief Ted Day continues, "Due to the high snow banks, it is impossible to see any vehicles approaching intersections, from either direction, Watch for corners which are not controlled by stop signs. Stop and make sure the way is clear before proceeding." "In addition, even if the in- tersection is governed by a stop sign, ease out and make sure the way is clear, Also give yourself lots of time to stop, make a slow moving stop, do not brake abr to avoid skidding on the ice or snow," concluded Day. Snow vehicle operators are being asked by the Exeter police department to make sure the vehicle is insured and licenced properly and that it is driven according to regulations of the Highway Traffic Act. The Exeter force will be ren- ting several snow vehicles and will be on patrol. The town of Exeter bylaw states that snow vehicles must not be operated within a block of South Huron Hospital and after I midnight if out of town snowmobiles must proceed directly home and must not be drivin along Main Street. Operators of snow vehicles are also asked to pay special at- tention to intersections due to the size of the machines which are difficult to be seen by anyone in a car. To explore recreation The initial meeting of members tentatively named to the South Huron Recreation Centre board was held last night. The group includes four representatives from Exeter and one each from Usborne, Stephen and Hay. Meeting with them are the five-member Exeter council committee named last week to work with the new board. Mayor Bruce Shaw advised the T-A after Monday's council meeting that the initial session would not be open to the press. He said members tentatively named to the board had not been ap- proved by council as yet and the first meeting would be an ex- ploratory session only. The meeting was planned in an effort for the prospective members to formulate some terms of reference for the Rec Centre operation as well as the administration of recreation. Zurich man fined $200 A 41-year-old Zurich man was fined $200 or 20 days and had his driver's licence suspended for three months when he was found guilty of driving with a blobd alcohol content of over 80 mgs. Harold S. Dietrich appeared in Exeter court Tuesday. He had been charged on November 21 after his vehicle was stopped by police who had noticed his erratic driving. A breathalizer gave a reading of 230 mgs. In the only other case disposed of in Tuesday's court, Stephen John Hunter, Sarnia, was fined $80 or eight days on a charge of mischief arising from damage caused to trees in an Ausable Bayfield Conservation Authority park. He Was also ordered to make restitution of $40 for 10 trees damaged by his car in the October 15 incident. • Cancer can be beaten