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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-03-26, Page 23Times-Advocate, March 20, 1 900 Pq ZEHRS PHOTOFINISHING SERVICE PRICE SPECIAL C110-C126 COLOUR FILM 12 EXPOSURES 2 SETS PRINTS REG. $4.19 SPECIAL $2.39 T110-$126 COLOUR FILM 20 EXPOSURES 2 SETS PRINTS REG. $6.69 SPECIAL $3.44 C135 MM COLOUR FILM 24 EXPOSURES 2 SETS PRINTS REG. $9.39 SPECIAL $4.69 C135 MM COLOUR FILM 36 EXPOSURES 2 SETS PRINTS REG. 513.39 SPECIAL $6.69 COLOUR ROLL C-41 PROCESS ONLY WE USE KOGAN PAPER FOR THE GOOD LOOK OFFER EXPIRES CLOSING TUES. APRILS t WHITE SWAN 4 COLOURS FACIAL TISSUE BOX OF 200 690 NATURE VALLEY GRANOLA BARS 4 VARIETIES 9 275 g PKG. 100% WHOLE WHEAT DIETRICHS BREAD 24 oz. LOAVES FOR ZEHRS "COUNTRY OVEN" SPECIALS AVAILABLE ONLY IN STORES HAVING A "COUNTRY" OVEN IN-STORE BAKE SHOP COUNTRY OVEN FRESH WHITE BREAD oz. 2Fol COUNTRY OVEN LEMON Oa POUND CAKE 12 oz. CASE OF 24-10 OZ. 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Fill VICTORIA AND TRUST Contact our office: Contact in Exeter at: 425 Main St 235-0530 Shipka people at Wrthday. Dairy princess is busy By MRS, HUGH MORENZ SHWA Susie Ziettnan, who was crowned Huron County dairy princess for 1980, has been' busy with more speaking engagements this month. She spoke at three Women's Institute meetings, and showed a film, "From Cow to Carton", provided by the Ontario milk marketing board, The Institute meetings she attended were St, Helen's in Lucknow area, Ethel and Auburn. Susie's mother accompanied her to Auburn. Celebrates 90th birthday Members of the Russell family here joined other family members, numbering about 70, Sunday, to honor Cliff's father, Walter Russell, on his 90th birthday. Attending were his children, grand and great grand- children. The party was held- at the Recreation room in Leamington Nursing home where Mr. Russell Sr. lives. Visiting, and family pictures were taken, and, after leaving the nursing borne they.all gathered at Furl and. Greta Russell's cottage at Kingsville. Personals. Ortha Baker spent some holidays in Detroit at her ' daughter's, Sandra and Tony Regier, Chris, Heather and Milan. Sandra and the children returned home here with Ortba for holidays. Thursday, the Bakers and Regiers, visited the syrup making bush, of Sandra's uncle, Bert .Schilbe, near Bayfield. The Keglers returned home Sunday with Tony, Michael Vincent spent an afternoon with Jason Fink- beiner. Leanne Stewart, of Creditokn, holidayed over the weekend with Lori Vincent. Hugh and Annie Morenz, accompanied by Les and Marjorie Adams, of Exeter, visited an afternoon last week in Hensall with John and Hazel Corbett. 'Congratulations to Arnold and Alice Keller on the arrival of their 20th grand- child. A baby boy was born last Friday to John and Bev Keller at St. Joseph's Hospital, London. This is a little brattier for Sheri-Lynn, Don't forget the.card party being held here tonight at the Community Centre. Mr, 4 Mrs. Don Adams and Clark have returned home after a week's holidays with friends Mr. & Mrs. Roy Henderson and family of Charleston, South Carolina. Pat Cleve, accompanied by her two daughters, Belinda and Patti, her mother, Lenora Orr, and Adrienne Medinalla, an exchange student from Mexico, who is spending this year with the Cleve family, spent five days in Ottawa last week, While in Ottawa they were guests with Pat's aunt and uncle, Mary and Vern Vanholla. Highlights of the Ottawa trip was a tour of the Parliament buildings, war museum, mint, museum of science . and technology, shopping and shows. Glenn Durie spent a holiday in the school break with his brother, Dennis, in Strathroy. By MRS. FRED BOWDEN CENTRALIA Mr. and Mrs. Joe Carter, Mr, and Mrs. Evan Hodgins and Mrs. Jean Miller were in charge of the euchre party at the Community Centre Monday night with 10 tables in play. Winners were: Ladies high-Mrs. Bob Blair; lone hands-Mrs. Cecil Neil; low- Mrs. Lloyd Elliott. Men's high-Roy Swartz; lone hands-Murray Carter; low- Nelson Squire; special prize- Charles Rollings. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hicks and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Blair will be in charge of the next euchre party. Sunday Service "The most important step Gethsemane" was the lenten meditation chosen by Mr. Paul Schott for the service in the United Church on Sunday morning. At Gethsemane we see Jesus face to face with sorrow. He had to ask for strength to go on and carry His mission to its fulfillment. The children's story was told by Mr. Schott. The musical numbers, an an- them by the choir and the number by the male quartet were well received and worthy of special mention. Mrs. Doug Gill played the piano accompaniment for the quartet. The Sunday evening service was sponsored by the Centralia-Zion Young People. The film "I heard an Owl Call my Name" was shown and drew many favourable comments. Refreshments and a social BUY DAFFODILS BEAT CANCER GETTING AUTOGRAPHS — Kim Talbot and Shawn McFalls ask entertainer Wiz Bryant to autograph his picture for them after his concert at Exeter Public School last Tuesday. Wiz was also selling his album. He sang ballads of Canada along with his audioo/isual presentation, T-A photo FAMILY SHOW -- Dorothy Moffat of Exeter gets Wiz Bryant to autograph one of his record albums after his concert at Exeter Public School last Tuesday afternoon. Helping Wiz with his show was his wife Rosslyn and daughter Glory. The musical show featuring Canada attracted about 85, mostly school children, The program was sponsored by Huron County library. T-A photo Play cards at Centralia time in the church schoolroom followed the service. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Lobb have returned home after vacationing in Florida. Mrs. Minnie Harrison was a Sunday guest with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harrison and family, Clandeboye. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Taylor, Exeter, were callers Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bowden. Senior citizens enjoyed an afternoon of crokinole and cards followed by lunch in the Community Centre, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Vogan, Listowel were Saturday visitors with Mrs. Fred Cunnington and all attended the funeral of the late Mrs. William Bender at the Hoffman Funeral Home in Dashwood. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Whitehead, Lucah visited Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence Hirtzel. Best Interest 'V% Send A Smile At Easter ... ) SEND FLOWERS'