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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1979-07-25, Page 22Kraft Mayonnaise 500 ml jar Top Valu Lemonade Drink Crystals 20 oz. can Reg. Price 1.49 .75 Buy one get one FREE! Burns Pride of Canada Sweet Pickled Cottage Rolls lb 1 .48 Top Valu 6 oz. pkg. Sliced Cooked Ham Imperial 2 x 8 oz. tub Twin Pack Soft Margarine Carnation 5 lb. pkg. Frozen 1 lb. bonus pack Hash Brown Potatoes Downey 3 L cont. Liquid Fabric Softener Aylmer 14 II. oz. tin Fancy Whole Rosebud & Harvard Beets, or Choice Cream Style Corn. Peas & Carrots or Peas 3P -1 1.08 .88 .69 2.88 Kraft Mac & Cheese Dinner 225 g box Chase & Sanborn 1 lb. pkg. Ground Coffee 2.99 1.15 .59 2.29 1.55 .99 .59 3.99 1.25 r .83 Twice as Fresh 25 g pkg. Assorted Air Freshener Glad pkg. of 50 Sandwich Bags Shell pkg. of 1 Vapona No-Pest Strips Clover Leaf 7 oz. tin Solid White Tuna Libby's 28 fl. oz. tin Fancy Fruit Cocktail Van Camp 19 fl. oz. tin W/Pork in Tomato Sauce Beans Mellow Roast 8 oz. jar Instant Coffee Flowerdale pkg. of 50 Tea Bags Laura Secord 9 fI. oz. ja Pure Strawberry or Raspberry Jam Top Valu By The Piece Bologna 178 Canada 128 fl. oz. jug White Vinegar 1.25 Allen's 4 x .3.25 oz. pkgs. Orange Flavoured Drink Crystals .77 U.S. No. 1 Laroda Plums lb .69 U.S. No. 1 Fresh Peaches lb .49 U.S. No. 1 Salmon Flesh Cantaloupes ea. .89 Product of South Africa Granny Smith Apples lb. is 89 Golden Yellow Dole Bananas lb. 8 2 • Kingsford 20 lb. bag Charcoal Briquets 3.99 1.19 Holiday 12 oz. tin Luncheon Meat Canada No. 1 Head Lettuce 3 Mixed Rib End or Tenderloin End (7-9 Chops) Loin Pork Chops Centre Cut Loin Pork Chops Oxydol or Cheer Powdered Detergent 6 L box 238 Bick's Cu-Bits, Hot Dog, or Yum Yum Relish 12 fI. oz.jar 4 .1 St. Lawrence 1 L cont. .99 Corn Oil Billy Bee 16 oz. tub Creamed Honey Kool Aid Unsweetened Regular Fruit Flavours Drink Mixes 10/.99 Aylmer 10 fI. oz. tin Tomato or Vegetable Soup Purina 340 g pkg. Tender Vittles Assorted Cat Food .69 High Liner 2 lb. pkg. Frozen, Family Size Fish Sticks or Fillet Portions Farmhouse 12 oz. pkg. Frozen Banana, Chocolate, Coconut or Lemon Cream Pies 2.99 . .88 PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL CLOSING SATURDAY, JULY 28, 1979. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES TO AVERAGE FAMILY REQUIREMENTS. 1.19 Club House 3 x 3,3 oz, Jar Gerbers 41/2 fl. oz. Jar Sim. Bacon Chips or Strained Salad Toppings .99 Baby Food 4/$1 Weston 24 oz. loaf Crusty Vienna Bread .59 GRADUATE - Julie Webb, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Webb, Dashwood graduated recently from the Marvel School of Hair- dressing, London. She is presently employed at Keith's Harem, Grand Bend. Smile Studio photo Shipka folk enjoy picnic By MRS, HUGH MORENZ The annual Shipka com- munity picnic was held Wednesday evening at the Community centre here, with approximately 40 at- tending. Sports and games were held for children. Special prizes awarded were eldest couple attending, Lorne and Mary Dietrrich, youngest attending Chris Raeburn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rick Raeburn, closest birthday, Jenny Russell, guessing no. of jelly beans in jar, Mary Moser. Barbecued hot dogs, pie and ice cream were enjoyed for supper. Officers for 1980 are as follows: President - Harvey Ratz; Secretary - Velma Russell and Treasurer - Ruby Mellin. Persona Is Weekend visitors with Edwin Snyder were Wayne Alderson and Tim Reinhart, Mrs. Maria Voet, of Antwerp, Belgium is visiting in this area at her daughter's Mr. and Mrs. Walter Coeck and family for five weeks holidays. Mrs. Barbara Ten Eyck and her sister Mrs. Christine Brandt, of Kitchener and Mr. and Mrs Ronald Ten Eyck and Steven, of Guelph, visited Sunday evening at their brothers and aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Henry Becker. The visitors had previously attended the Becker reunion, Sunday, and also visited their brother Edmund Becker, a patient in South Huron hospital. Ron and Judy Watts, Dean and Lee, Cliff and Vel Russell and Kathy were guests at Helen Ratz cottage at Boat Lake near Wiarton. Jack Pickering is a patient in St. Joseph's hospital, London. Mr. and Mrs. Andre Janisse, Renee and Angela, of Tecumseh, visited on the weekend at her sister's Mr. and Mrs. Tom Russell, Jacquie and Jenny. Mrs. Elsie Comfort, Welland, Mrs, Helen Prisciak and James of Smithville, visited here last week with Mrs. Comforts' three daughters and families, Doris Sweitzer, Marilyn Pickering and Eva Sweitzer. They returned home Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Garson Brady and Mike Prisciak. Laura and Oscar Miller and Annie and Hugh Morenz, visited Thursday in Komoka with friends, Mildred and Tom Doan. Weekend visitors with the Morenz's were Al Lavery and friend of London, and Bill and Michelle Morenz, Goderich. Visitors during the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. Don Adams and sons were her sisters, Mr. and Mrs. James Kennedy, Southampton, and Mr. and Mrs. James Murray and Elizabeth, of Harrow. About 20 relatives and friends gathered Saturday night at the Adam's home to wish Don and Liz a "Happy 25th wedding anniversary." Kirkton Man marks event Slimmer • Days Top Valu Skinless Wieners 1 lb. pkg. CANADA PACKERS Ifelk 4 Varieties 16 oz. pkg. ma" Sli ced tear Bologna • 38 IreN 1 4 or 1/2 Bone In Fully mane tear Cooked Hams lb. 2.08 leN 1 lb. pkg. Golden Fry %lame LeaF Sausage 1 .78 OP" Sliced Mac 81.Cheese.4 mane or Chicken Loaf LeaF 12 oz. pkg. .38 ... All Beef or "v" Skinless • Hint of Maple or Regular Of" Side ca Wieners1 18 1 lb. pkg. N Oh, EDBaconl II 1 lb. pkg. pi V 18 SUPPLIED AND SERVICED BY David Assorted Ice Wafers 200-350 g pkg. .66 Top Valu Store Packed Breakfast Sausage By MRS, HAROLD DAVIS A surprise birthday party for Ron Siddall was held on Sunday afternoon July 15th at the home of Jim and Rose Siddall, Kirkton. Those able to attend were her parents Arthur and Rose Fletcher, Lonioii, sistef' Edith and Robert McCor- mick, Ilderton and brothers Walter and Judy and John and Elma and families, Lon- don. BETTY AND ART'S DARLING'S GRAND BEND EXETER AND LUCAN