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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1979-03-21, Page 2Page 2 March 21,1979 Plan cancer campaign By JOY SCHEIFELE Executive members of the Ailsa Craig-Parkhill Cancer Unit met Thursday evening at Chateau Gardens in Parkhill to make final plans for the upcoming campaign next month. The unit will be kicking off the campaign this year with the sale of daffodils. This is a new venture for the unit who plans to promote the cancer society with the sale of some 2,000 flowers. Advance orders for bunches of 10 daffadils are being accepted in both areas. Anyone wishing to order flowers for the last week-end in March may call Della Crozier 232-4412 or Audrey Willms 293-3374 of Ailsa Craig, or Jill Waters at either 294-6392 or 294-6231 at Parkhill. They will be sell­ ing for $2 per a bunch a ten. Friday, March 30, both groups will be selling the flowers on the Main Street of the two communities. In Ailsa Craig they will be available outside the Superior store, while in Parkhill they will be sold at both Foodland and at the bank. The meeting was chaired by president Ruth Arnel with twelve members pre­ sent. Jill Waters, education chairman, reported she had recently spoken to the ladies of the Beechwood Institute on cancer and reported on a film and panel discussion planned for April 5 at the Parkhill West Williams School at 8 p.m. for the public. Members were asked to make the meeting’ known and encourage a good response. Dr. P.C. Crowley, Dr. F. Boyce and a visiting mastectomy volunteer from the cancer society will serve on a panel. The need for more volunteer drivers was reported and it was emphasized that this need not be a heavy involvement. Drivers may be asked to provide rides as little as only once a month or less depending on the need, and mileage is provided by the cancer society. Anyone wishing to help in this program should call Deanie Twynstra, 232-4448 or Doris Robbins, 294-0063. Carolyn Woodbum, cam­ paign chairman reported on progress for the campaign. Several members will be meeting together to assem­ ble the campaign kits later this month. In preparation for the fall meeting, President Ruth Arnel asked members to consider inviting all the area captains along with canvass volunteers to an informal meeting when reports are given. Support was un­ animously given to the idea and tentative plans were made. Brinsley By GORDON MORLEY Janet Gilmour'hnd David Corbett represented McGillivray central school at the Optimist oratorical contest held in Sacred Heart School, Parkhill Thursday evening. Janet won third prize for the girls speaking on “Canadian Unity”. David was second for the boys with his speech on “Computers”. Several from Brinsley United Church are attending the confirmation classes at Ailsa Craig Sunday evenings. The community extends their sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rowe and their family in the sudden death of her brother and sister-in- law John Pedden and his wife who died last Thursday afternoon as result of a car accident. Mr. and Mrs. George Lee returned home recently after enjoying a ten day holi­ day in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Morley, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hodgins, Terry and April were Sun­ day dinner-guests with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Durand and family. It being Adam’s 4th birthday. Angela Hodgson is holidaying this week with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Morley. Mr. and Mrs. Wes Watson have returned home from Florida after enjoying a two week vacation there. Spare Ribs 1.79 2.00 2/$1 1.48 2.00ib. .88 3/$1 1.00 Kraft 8 oz. cont. Natural Grated Parmesan Cheese Philadelphia 8 oz. pkg. Processed Plain Cream Cheese Burns Campfire By The Piece Bologna Keiiogg’s 675 g pkg. Corn Flakes U.S. No. 1 Snowhite Cello Cauliflower size 12 Velveeta 1 Ib. pkg. Processed Cheese Loaf Alpo 141/2 oz. tin Assorted Flavours Dog Food .85 U.S. No. 1 Fresh Broccoli bunched Mary Miles 2 Ib. pkg. Beef Steakettes pkg. ea. .69 ea .99 Burns1 JHeofCanady/ 3-4 ib. Pressed O Q Q Dinner Hams ib. Previously Frozen Pork Side Top valu 1 Ib. pkg. Skinless Wieners and/or Davern 1 Ib. pkg. Sliced Side Bacon Top Valu 16 oz. pkg. Mac & Cheese Bologna or Chicken Loaf Burns 3 ' Sweet Pickled" Cottage Rolls ib. I .JO B.urns JPnjeofCanadT? 1 lb- Pka- Regular ~ q Skinless Wieners I .uO Burns 1 Ib. pkg. Regular f-q Side Bacon_____I .30 Bums / Pride of Canada"? Breakfast -4 on Sausage ib. ■ U.S. No. 1, Florida Sweet Juice Oranges 5 Ib. bag 1.58 Product of Mexico No. 1 Slicing Q /$-<Cucumbers v for I J DOLLAR k/i4ys;WLZTIZ k-z PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL CLOSING SATURDAY, MARCH 24, 1979. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES TO AVERAGE FAMILY REQUIREMENTS. Top Valu 6 oz. pkg. Sliced Cooked Ham Top Valu 16 oz. pkg. Minced Ham or Variety Loaf Gaines 8 kg pkg. Gravy Train Dog Food 5.00 Aylmer 10 fl. oz. tin Tomato or Vegetable Soup 4/1 Kraft 2 Ib. jar Processed Cheez Whiz99 Three Hour Fire Logs 3.00 Libby’s Fancy Tomato Juice 48 fl. oz. tin SUPPLIED AND SERVICED BY Fresh or Previously Frozen Sliced Pork Liver Kraft 400 g pkg. Deluxe Macaroni & Cheese Dinner Kraft 24 fl. oz. jar Pure Raspberry Jam Kleenex box of 200 Assorted Colours Facial Tissue Mellow Roast 8 oz. jar instant Coffee .79 1.89 3/$2 4.00 Ragu 15 fl. oz. jar Italian 4 aa Cooking Sauce I ,UU Deflton Gaiser has been transferred to the Regina branch of Pumps and Sofeners Limited as the marketing representative for the province of Saskat­ chewan. I ♦ Family Delight Frozen Beef, Chicken or Turkey Pot Pies 8 oz. pkg. Squirrel 32 oz. jar Smooth Peanut Butter Kraft 24 fl. oz. jar Tomato or w/Meat Spaghetti Sauce / Glad pkg. of 50 Sandwich Bags Franco American 10 fl. oz. tin Beef Gravy 2.00 1.00 2/$i 4/$1 Clark’s 19 fl. oz. tin w/Pork in Tomato Sauce or In Tomato Sauce o Beans 3/* I LENTEN FISH SPECIALS Frozen Turbot Fillets Heat & Serve Cod Fish Fingers Ib. Heat & Serve Fish Cakes Heat & Serve Boston Blue Fish DARLING'S LUCAN AND EXETER lb. lb. .78 Frozen Haddock Fillets , 1.58 ib. 1.48 Frozen, Ontario Rainbow Trout ib. 2.48 DpIsbv White, Pink, Yellow, Blue or Green Bathroom ftTissue Kleenex White, Orange, Yellow Green or Blue Paper Towels 2 roll pkg. Assorted Fancy and Choice Vegetables 14 fl. oz. tins Monarch 1 Ib. print 100% Vegetable Oil Parchment Palanda 19 fl. oz. tin Choice Crush, Sliced, Tidbit IGA 1 Ib. tub Soft Margarine 3/$2Pineapple in Syrup 3/$2 David’s 300 g pkg. Caramel, Coffee or Swiss * Wafers -f* nnBiscuits I.UU IGA 1 Ib. pkg. Shortening 3/$2 Royal 3 oz. pkg. Assorted Fruit Flavours Jelly Powders 4/$1 Old South 121/2 fl. oz. Frozen Concentrated From Florida Orange Juice tin .88 Monarch 15 oz. pkg. Assorted Flavours Quick L°af 2/$1.44 York 2 Ib. pkg. Frozen Fancy French Style Wax Beans 2/$i Monarch 6 oz. pkg. Regular, Bar-B-Q or RoastChicken Crisp 3/$2 Bluewater 8 oz. pkg. Frozen Fish Cakes 2/$1 Aqua Fresh 150 ml tube^j Toothpaste 1.1 f McCain 10 oz. pkg. Frozen Chopped Broccoli 3/$1 Lysol 6.5 fl. oz. can Disinfectant Spray 1.17 McCain 24 oz. pkg. Frozen Apple Pie 1.00 Orange Processed Cheese Slices 1 Ib. pkg. Orange Flavoured Drink Crystals 4 x 31/< oz. pkg. -too I ■ BETTY & ART'S GRAND BEND, ONTARIO