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Ladies meet
at Brinsley
By GORDON MORLEY
BRINSLEY
The ladies Guild of St.
Mary’s Church,Brinsley held
their May meeting at the
home of Mrs. Charles Cor
bett. Mrs. Joe Morgan and
Mrs. Corbett were the
hostesses.
Roll call was answered by
a doation of an article for the
church kitchen. Tickets were
distributed for a quilt draw
to be drawn at the
strawberry supper.
Personals
The Gillies children visited
with Bill and Kathy Prest
and family, Saturday.
Misses Verna and Elmer
Greenlee, Exeter were
Wednesday afternoon
visitors with Mrs. Violet
Allison and Kathleen Morley
also Mrs. Olla McDonald of
Strathroy a dinner-guest
Friday with them.
Miss Cindy Prest, Toronto
visited with her parents Mr.
• & Mrs. George Prest over
the weekend.
The United Church Women
held their regular meeting
Thursday evening at the
home of Mrs. Jack Hodgson.
Sunday, May 13 is
Mother’s Day and Family
Day service in Brinsley
United Church.
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Hodgins
and family visited with Mr.
& Mrs. Jim Morley Sunday
afternoon.
The Brinsley youth choir
participated in the program
for Music night Sunday
evening in the Ailsa Craig
United Church. They sang as
their number “I found the
answer.”
Sympathy is extended to
Harold and George W. Lee,
their wives and families in
the sudden death of their
brother-in-law, Richard
(Dick) Parker of Harriston.
t
Elimville Wl
plan events
By KATHY COOPER
ELIMVILLE
The Elimville Women’s
Institute held an executive
meeting at the home of Mrs.
Murray Coward recently.
The program for the coming
year was planned. It was
also decided to attend the
Huron Country Playhouse
this year again.
The Thames-Road and
Elimville C.G.I.T. held their
mother and daughter
banquet at Thames Road
church, Wednesday evening.
A graduation ceremony was
held for Shirlee Ballantyne
and Nancy Cooper.
Nancy Cooper introduced
the guest speaker Kotaro
Watanabe, the exchange
student from Japan. Kotaro
told many interesting facts
about Japan’s population,
area, homes and especially
the education system. Mrs.
Mac Hodgert thanked him
and presented him with a
gift.
The C.G.I.T. girls
presented each of their
mystery mothers with gift
and each leader with a
single rose. The leaders are
Mrs. Ted Kernick, Mrs.
Craig Webber and Mrs.
Barry Miller.
A large number of parents
from the community at
tended Music Night at
Usborne Central School
Thursday evening. The week
before was Open House and
the science fair at the school.
This was also well attended
by students and their
parents.
The Elimville United
Church Women held a
Family Night Sunday
evening when Joan Allen
showed slides and told of her
experiences in India. Joan
worked there among the
sick, the lepers and the flood
victims.
She had many interesting
stories to tell. Joan also had
a number of articles from
India on display. A social
hour followed in the church
basement.
Enjoying the Kirkton
Horticulture three day bus
trip to Ottawa on the
weekend were Mr.& Mrs.
Delmar Skinner, Mr. & Mrs.
Alvin Cooper, Mr. & Mrs.
Alvin Fulton, Miss Doris
Elford and Mrs. Emerson
Johns.
Achievement Day for the
4-H club “Accessories, the
Final Touch” will be
Saturday morning at 9
o’clock ast the Exeter Public
School. The public is invited.
Summary Day for
“Needlepoint” will be May
23 at 7.15 at the Exeter
Recreation Centre.
Schneiders 2 Ib. bucket
Cooked
Chicken
Lean
Ground Beef
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Top Valu
Breakfast Sausage
Rib & Loin End
Mixed (7 - 9 Chops)
3.68
Cancer can
be beaten
Top Valu, Bologna
Mac & Cheese or
Sliced
Chicken Loaf
Schneiders 16 oz. pkg.
4 Varieties
Sliced
Bologna
Schneiders 6 oz. pkg.
Mac & Cheese
Bologna or
Luncheon Meat
1.28
1.48
75
Schneiders 1 Ib. pkg, Red Hot,
Dutch Treet, All Beef or
Skinless -4 aqWieners I ■H’O
Schneiders 1 Ib. pkg.
4 Varieties
Sliced COSide Bacon I »OO
Regular
Canadian Queen
4 oz. portions
Beef
Burgers
Top Valu 1 Ib. pkg.
Sliced
Side Bacon
b 1.78
1.48
Kleenex
Assorted Colours
Facial Tissue
box of 200
ib 1.28
Frozen
British Columbia
Turbot
Fillets ib. .99
Pork Loin Chops^
28
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dinnep
Monarch 2.5 kg bag
Cake or Pastry
Flour
KRAFT
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Center Cut
Loin Pork Chops
Kleenex 2 roll pkg.
Boutique Assorted
Paper Towels
Salada pkg. of 60
Orange Pekoe
Paper
Tea Bags
Christies 450 g pkg.
Coffee Break,
Fudgee-0 or Pirates
Cookies
1.38
.89
1.75
1.19
Kraft
Macaroni &
Cheese Dinner
225 g pkg.
Ground Beef
Crest 150 ml tube
Regular or
Winterfresh
Toothpastek
Head & Shoulders
175 ml btl. or tube
Lotion Family Size
Shampoo
1.69
1.59
Green Giant 35.2 oz. pkg.
Frozen Peas or qq Kernel Corn I
29
PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL CLOSING SATURDAY, MAY 12, 1979.
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES
TO AVERAGE FAMILY REQUIREMENTS.
SUPPLIED AND SERVICED BY USffi
Kraft 1 kg jar
Smooth or Crunchy
Peanut Butter 2.49
Rio 10 fl. oz. tin
Pieces & Stems
Mushrooms .59
Rose 12 fl. oz. jar
Sweet Green,
Corn or Hamburg
Relish .49
Kent 121/2 fl. oz. tin
Frozen
From Concentrate
Orange Juice .63
Quench 23.3 oz. can
Assorted Fruit Flavoured
&IS 1.59
Harvest Crunch 850-900 g pkg.
Raisin & Date, Apple & Cinnamon
or regular
Cereal l.yy
Seacliffe
19 fl. oz. tin
Whole White
Potatoes 3/$1
Sylvania pkg. of 2
60 ro 100. Watt
Soft White Plus
Light Bulbs .99
Gold Seal 7.75 oz. tin
Sockeye
Salmon 1.69
Gainesburger 1 kg bag
DogVood 1.49
Glad pkg. of 24
Plastic
Kitchen Catchers 1.19
Gaines 2 kg pkg.
Gravy Train
Dog Food 1.88
Fresh pkg. of 1
Assorted Scents
Complextion
Bar Soap .44
Christies 350 g pkg.
Stack Pack
Ritz
Crackers 1.19
York 14 fl. oz. tin
Fancy or Choice
Assorted
Vegetables 3/$1
Monarch 9 oz. pkg.
Assorted Flavours
Sponge
Puddings 2/.89
Sunlight 6 L box
Heavy Duty
Powdered
Detergent 2.99
Delsey 4 roll pkg.
Avocado, Blue, Gold or Pink
Boutique
Bathroom Tissue 1 .4.0
Esso 32 fl. oz. can
Bar-B-Que
Fluid .69
Maxwell House 10 oz
Instant
Coffee
. jar
5.69
Frito Lay 200 g pkg.
Regular or Ruffle
Potato Chips .87
Catelli 2 Ib. box
Ready Cut
Macaroni orSpaghetti .79
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Maxwell House
All Purpose
1 Ib. pkg.
U.S. No. 1
Florida
Large Sweet
Juice Oranges
5 Ib. bag
-149
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Canada No. 1
Hot House
Seedless
Cucumbers
Savarin
Frozen
Chicken, Turkey,
Beef or Salisbury Steak
Dinners
11 oz. pkg.
88
Valley Farms
Frozen
Regular Cut
French Fries
2 Ib. pkg.
25
Canada Fancy, 3 Ib. bag
Ontario
Ida Red 4 aApples 1. 1 y
Canada No. 1
Hot House
Large Pink
Tomatoes ib. .99
Canada No. 1, 3 Ib. bag
Ontario AA
Cooking Onions >Oy
For Mother’s Days
Assorted Colours
Potted Mums
6 inch pot 3.89
DARLING'S
EXETER AND LUCAN
Gusto 13 oz. pkg., Frozen'
Magnifica All Dressed
4x5 inch m p
Pizza 1 . / 3
Parkay 2 x 8 oz. tubs
Twin Pack
Soft
Margarine .99
Blue Bonnet 3 Ib. pkg.
Coloured
Margarine l.yy
Kraft 1 Ib. pkg.
Processed Canadian
2/3 oz.
Cheese Slices 1.69
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