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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1979-10-17, Page 18APPLE DAY — Scout Murray Sutherland receives support for the Boys Scouts from Lorne Bender of Ailsa Craig and receives an apple in exchange, while cubs Arthur Hodgins and Chris Dixon look an. Photo by Scheifele Ontario ASH SUP RIO* FO ODMARKET ASH SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET ASH SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET ASH SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET ASH SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET ASH SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET ASH SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET &H P I • R FO OD AR K H • RI O R F OO D MA R K Swanton, Beef, turkey Or Chicken TV DINERS 11 1/2 oz. Pkg, st1 9 Old South 100% Pure FrOth Florida ORANGE AICE 12 Y2 at, tin 8 C 3 • W 03 2 1 01 1 1 3 d1 1 H • Fu er -F r p r ip -y r r iT h T -r -r -I v ei l , Nabisco SHREDDED WHEAT .:0=88` Hunts TOMATO SAUCE 14 °z 'tin 2/89' Chase 8 Sanborn A,P. Grind COFFEE 1 lb bag53.19 Mitchell's Fancy Large 28 oz. tin APPLESAUCE 89' • bakery btiys Weston's . NEW ENGLISH MUFFIN 8,s 694 Hostess Glazed Cruller DONUTS 6's 95c Superior Enriched White or Brown 24 oz. loaf 3p1 MEAD 49 McCormicks Plain or Salted SODAS 4.0g 79° Campbells Vegetable SOUP 10 oz. tin 4/$1 Robin Hood White or Chocolate ANGEL CAKE MIX .=0a 1 .18 NIAC & CHEESE DINNER 7 "z 3/ 1 fresh produce Ontario No. 1 CABBAGE Ontario No. 1 POTATOES 20 lb. bag Ontario Fancy MAC APPLES 5 lb, bdci *19 Sunkist Valencia ORANGES doz, 1.4 Chiquita BANANAS lb. 25, head 254 Allen's ORANGE CRYSTALS Pkge, of 4694 10 oz. jar '5.55 COFFEE 385 ml tin 2/854 Carnation MILK CHUCK SALE cut from A-1 & A-2 CHUCKS Blades, Short Rib & Arm ROASTS b 9.58 BLADE STEAKS ''.$1•78 Burns Pride of Canada Dinner Style PORK SHOULDEIRS 9 Burns Pride of Canada Regular or All Beef Wieners Burns Small Link Sausage Burns Pride of Canada Sliced Side Bacon Schneiders Minced Ham Store Sliced Cooked Ham Medium, Formerly Chuck Ground Beef 1 X ' ' ; \km l's, lb, $1,38 lb. $1 408 Vac l's, lb. $ 1,48 lb. $1.69 $1.88 lb, 1.79 OPEN THURSDAY & FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9 P.M. PHONE 235-0212 Boutique KLEENEX TOWELS 2 Roll Pkge $1.05 Maxwell House Instant Large Cheer 6 litre carton DETERGENT 1.93 Universal SOCKEYE s . SALMON 7 3 /4 c'z " 4 Page Tim es-Adv tate, October 17, 7 Kirkton area residents at Tobermory nuptiak By MRS. HAROl.0 DAVIS KIRKTON Mr. and Mrs. Harold Davis visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Al Weiberg, Mark, Michael and Vickie of Blenheim. Thanksgiving guests with Mr. and Mrs. Ron Denham, Marlyne and Wayne were Cecil Skinner Huronview, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Mason, Belgrave, Peter Mason, Elmira, Mr, and Mrs. Sam Skinner, Mr.andMrs. Gary Skinner and Craig Mr. and Mrs. Neil McAllister, Timothy, Peter and Brian, Centralia, Miss Karen Skinner and Gordon Prince Ilderton, Mr. and Mrs. Randy Meyer Stephanie and Ronnie,Waterloo, Mrs. Doug Harding Carol, Careen and Aaron, Fordwich, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Denham and Steven, Brenda Denham, London, Lynda Denham, Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Brian Denham of Petrolia and Mr. and Mrs. Barry Haley, Springford. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Waghorn spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Reurink of Amherstburg, Mr. and Mrs. Garth Blackler spent the weekend in Toronto. Mrs. Bernice liervieux, Algoma Mills visited several days with her mother Mrs. V. Jarvis and Mr. and Mrs. Norris Atthill and his sister Mrs. Hervieux visited relatives in Bobcaygeon and Toronto, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Bearss and family, R. R. I St. Marys, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Oslter and Maggie St. Marys, Mrs. Donna Ross and family, Stratfor' Sara and Bridget Bradford, RR I Kirkton visited Sunday with Mrs. Helen Bearss. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Brine, Misses Myrtle and Pearl Brine, and Lloyd Brine all of St. Marys were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs, Ross Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Stephen attended the 40th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Carroll of Exeter which was held at the Pine Ridge Chalet Hensall. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marshall and Lana, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Watson motored to Ottawa for the Thanksgiving weekend and visited Brent Marshall who is attending University there. Last weekend Brent visited with his parents and at- tended St. Marys Collegiate Commencement, Murray Switzer, Guelph College spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Jack Switzer and at- tended St. Marys Collegiate Commencement. Those attending the wedding and reception of Neil Stephens and Miss Linda Johnstone at Tober- mory from this vicinity were - Mr, and Mrs. Brent Blackler, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Blackler, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Eveleigh, Mr. and Mrs. Don Hewitt, Mrs. Wilfred Paton, Mrs. Grant Radcliffe, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Ross, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Francis Marty and Andrea, Mrs. Pearl Stephens grand. mother, Miss Ann Robinson, Mr. John Urquhart, Mr. Jim Bickell and friend, Mr. Joe By JOY SCHEIFELE AILSA CRAIG Saturday morning will find the members of the Ailsa Craig and District Lions Club out bright and early as they go about picking up articles for discard in their annual "Fall Clean Up". Members will drive Through the communities of Ailsa Craig and Nairn and take away any articles for disposal not normally picked up by the regular garbage collection. The community is asked to please have any items they wish taken away out by the side of the road by 9 a.m. Saturday, The Lions will then pick up the articles and take them to a nearby dump. It will be a busy month for the Lions. Plans are currently underway as they prepare for the annual Halloween party for the community youngsters. On Halloween the children will be invited by the Lions club to a party at the K.O.A. camp. Here the children will be judged for best costumes, prizes awarded, en- tertainment and refresh- ments provided. A wagon will pick the children up in town and take them out to the campgrounds for the festivities. At the end of November they plan to hold their annual Turkey Shoot at the cam- pgrounds and everyone is invited to participate. In addition the club. recently donated $200 to Craigholme Nursing Home to purchase Cassette Tape Players which enable the residents to listen to books and stories on tapes. Also Stephens Jr. Miss Debbie Schaefer, Mr. Jim Rogers, Mr. Dan Mills, Mr. Larry Rundle, Mr. and Mrs, Bill Atthill, Mr. Murray Insley and friend, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stephen and Kathy, also Mrs. Eckert grandmother from Stratford. they hope to become more active in visiting regularly at the Nursing Home. Nor is it all strictly planned events when the Lions lend a helping hand. Whenever any of the com- munity seniors move, the Lions would like it known that they are willing to give assistance. Recently six or seven members with two trucks helped move one of the town's seniors and they are always happy to help in this way, reported President Robert Thompson. "We want to be of service to the community and help others", he stressed. Plan clinic for blood By JOY SCHEIFELE A Red Cross Blood Donor Clinic will be held in the Lucan Community Centre Thursday, October 25, from 6 to 9 p.m, Members of the Lucan Women's Institute are busy contacting individuals and groups making all aware of the desperate need for blood, Veteran donors and per- sons willing to give blood for the first time are all en- couraged to attend the clinic. It is hoped to make the clinic one of the most successful to date. Your Blood is Always Needed What's goal in life? Secretariat for Social Developthent Ontario Youth Secretariat 2nd Floor 700 Bay Street Toronto, Ontario M5G 1Z6 Mu; Craig Lions plan clean-up event • • • BE A BLOOD Make it happen. 1 Whether or riot you know what you'd like to do with your life, there are qualified and sensitive people who can help in your community. If you already have an idea about what you want, people such as members of your local Home and School Association, representatives from your Chamber of Commerce, Canada Employ- ment and Immigration counsellors, local apprenticeship consultants or Ontario Career Action Program Co-ordinators can help you. If you're still uncertain about what you'd like to do, talk to your school guidance counsellor, or placement advisor. These people can give you information on a wide range of career opportunities; some you may never have thought of before! The final decision will always be yours, but that doesn't mean you have to reach it all alone. There are people who are interested in showing you how you can reach your goal more quickly. If you want more information on career education, simply clip out the coupon in this advertisement and we'll send you a list of people to contact in your area. During "Ontario Career Week", (Oct. 29 Nov. 4) get involved. After all, it's your future. Yes1 am interested in receiving more information on career education. Name. Address: City: Province: Postal Code. ;DONOR , ,•• OOOOOO ' ASH SUPERH 0"tv 0 r • 4 Ihr oe a. tn 4 • SU P ER IO R F OO D MA R E V. 1: 1-1 11 1 /1 1 1 ,14 1 -*T il iT N T 1: 1: 4 -11 The Nice Is Right inin Shop A6fill for all your grocery needs frozen foods High Liner _ BOSTON BLUE WETS 16 oz. $ 138 011) I C 0 ou 3 0 0 ASH SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET ASH SUPERIOR OD MARKET ASH SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET ASH SUPERIOR ASH SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET ASH SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET ASH SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET ASH SUPERIO R FOOD MARKET