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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-04-02, Page 11Tirnes-Advocate, A 112 1980 READY FOR ACTION — Students at Exeter Public School learned how to.play siamese soccer Wednesday from members of the Sport Cavalcade. Ken MacDonald of the Cavalcade is shown in the centre ready to get into play with Mark McNutt and Donna Jones. T-A photo DashWood men on tour, choirs elect new officers UNBEATABLE PRICES • On \ FARM FRESH PORK 78e lb. killed, cut, wrapped & fast frozen 10e lb. extra for smoking 225-2229 after 6 p.m. 229-8211 anytime . Government Inspected Will deliver 1 JOWL 2 BOSTON SHOULDER 3. CLEAR RATE FAT BACK 5 tOTN 6 ISO (F05SN OR SMOKED IWO) 7 PICNIC SHOULDER SPARkT6BS 9 RACpN (SIDE PORK) ID MG' FEET FROM S. HIBBERT & SONS 11-14 CORN FANCY F QUALITY 12 oz. TINS GREEN o R NIBLETS GIANT - GARDEN A BLEND VEGETABLE 28 oz. GLASS E.D. SMITH OF JUICE COCKTAIL F 0 R $ PKG. 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NO. 1 GRADE LUSCIOUS FRESH STRAWBERRIES 0 EA. 59 PRODUCE OF CALIFORNIA NO, 1 CELERY STALKS LARGE BUNCH 690 PRODUCE OF CALIFORNIA NO, 1 EACH 99t.A GREEN ONIONS. BUNCHES 4 99' A PRODUCE OF U.S.A. NO. 1 FRESH lb: .16 r CELLO RADISHES _ lb, 35# CALIFORNIA likiliES Doz. 199 BUD 'OF CALIFORNIA CAN. NO. 1 GRADE HEAD LETTUCE_ FRESH SWEET DOLE PINEAPPLES__.. ONTARIO GROWN WAXED RUTABAGAS_ PRODUCE OF U.S.A. SWEET YAMS 1 lb. 69# ,BREAD SIX GRAIN, SOUR DOUGH OR TRITICALE 16 oz. LOAVES WE WILL BE PLEASED TO SERVE YOU IN OUR MANAGER IS RAYMOND HURD EXETER - HWYS. 4 & 83 OPEN THURS-FRI TILL NINE PROD. OF CALIFORNIA FRESH BROCCOLI frizehrs OPEN WED.,APRIL 2 TILL 9 P.M. CLOSED GOOD FRIDAY PRICES IN EFFECT UNTIL TUESDAY APRIL e WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASES TO REASONABLE WEEKLY . FAMILY REQUIREMENTS. Eliinville ladies told about trip ...„ By KATHY COOPER 'The Elimville United Church Women met Wed. nesday afternoon at the church, using the. theme Easter. The president Mrs. .Philip Bern opened the, meeting with a poem,. An invitation was accepted from Thames Road United Church Women to attend their meeting on. Monday April 7, Two more quilts will be quilted this, weekby the members of the United Church Willem It was desided, if possible, a bake sale would be held at the Exeter sidewalk sale. Mrs. Hans GerStenkorn will show pictures of the trip Alan and Ruth Hill, Clarence and Barbara Carter returned Sunday from a two week holiday in Florida. Carolyn Hardy and her girlfriend from Chatham, also Carla Revington were among those on tour to Freeport, Bahamas, during winter break. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lynn and family spent the past two weeks in Florida. Arnold Kilmer has taken up residence in Exeter. Mrs. Isobel Simpson en- tertained at her home/ on Sunday in • honour of her sister, Sybil Stephenson of Ailsa Craig, who' was celebrating a birthday. Several ladies from this community attended the "Quilt Display and Craft Show" held in Parkhill the family recently took to Germany and surrounding countries. Mrs, Floyd Cooper read the Easter story in detail and led in prayer. Mrs. John Batten read two poems United Church Saturday, Two clancleboye ladies displayed quilts in the show. It was a most interesting show with over 40 quilts on display as well as several afghans; hooked rugs and needlepoint pictures. The craft sale in the church hall also had an excellent variety of goods. Rhea Markus who is a member of the London Chapter Sweet Adelines, participated in their concert "Its Better in Barbershop" held Saturday evening at the Beal Tech Auditorium, London. Peter and Dorothy Nott attended the Lucan-Biddulph school staff, bowling party held at Fleetway 40, London Friday evening with refresh- ments after at the home of principal and Mrs. Wallace McLay. entitled Easter and Joyous Easter Morning. An article "Religion" was read by Mrs. Cooper. Following the closing hymn, Mrs, Harold Kerslake had many snaps and post- cards on display and told of their recent trip to Hawaii, New Zealancl,.Australia and Fiji, Personals . Several from the corn- immity attended the Oyster and ham supper at South Huron District High School served by the Encampment of the Independent Order of Oddfellows • A euchre followed to end the evening.. Mr. and Mrs, Floyd Cooper and family, and 1VIr.and Mrs.' Ed Skinner visited Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Skinner. Mr. and Mrs. Don Kyle and boys, London, visited Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Cooper, Weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Cooper were Mr. and Mrs. Al McDonald. Owen Sound, Sunday visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Willert and boys, Mr. and Mrs. Don Parsons and boys of Hensall, and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cooper. By MRS. IRVIN RADER DASHWOOD Dashviiood Men's club chartered a bus to Hamilton to tour 'Dofasco'steel plant. There were 26 members and friends. They were shown how the different kinds of steel were made, and the huge ovens which hold 160 ton of steel at temperatures of 2600-3000 F. A tour of Andres winery was also made where they saw the large fermentation tanks and the bottling, capping and labeling. Everyone enjoyed the trip and found it very in- formative. Choirs elect executive The junior and senior choirs of Zion Lutheran church enjoyed a social evening at the community centre Thursday. Mrs. Melvin Stade, president,' presided and after opening,: election of officers was held' with results as follows, president, Mrs. Howard Datars; vice-president, Mrs. Albert Rader; secretary, Jayne Hayter; assistant, Mrs. Charles Martene; choir leader, Melvin Stade; assistant, Helen Nadiger; librarians, Helen Nadiger and Howard Datars; social committee, Mrs. Melvin Stade, Mrs. Paul Maguire and Hubert Miller; card secretary, Mrs. Melvin Stade. The junior and senior choirs presented Helen Nadiger with an engraved silver tray and the junior choir presented her with a corsage in recognition of her faithful years as organist. Games and lunch followed with a special cake and ice- cream. Dashwood 4H Dashwood club 2 held TRUST COMPANY GUARANTEED CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE Representing many trust ame ponies, highest rates usually available. For more information contact John R. Consitt at 236381 or 236-4560 I 4 meeting March 24 with all members present. The programs for Achievement Day were given to the girls. The name of the club is "Why Knots". The leaders discussed bedroom furniture arrangement by taking into consideration harmony, centre of interest, balance, proportions and rhythm. Persona Is Mr. and Mrs. Reinhold Miller were special guests with Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Miller and Lisa on the oc- casion of Gramma Miller's 82 birthday. Others present were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Maine, Janet arid. Becky Kitchener; Mr. and Mrs. Colin Hindley, London; Mr. and Mrs. Clark Pringle, Amy and Norman, St. Thomas; Mr. and Mrs. Dave Ball, Brian Hindley and Judy Miller, all of London; and Dianne and Vicki Miller, Toronto Relatives from Dashwood, Zurich, Exeter, Walton, Kitchener and Wingham gathered at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Bill Weigand of Exeter last Saturday to honour .Mrs. Laura Pepper on her birthday. GREAT VALUES Wed., April 2 to Sun., April 6 Tide 6 litre $3.37 Sugg. Retail $3.99 Curad ' Bandaids 80 Plastic $ Ouchless Bandages 1.49 Sugg Retail $1.99 Smiles 'n Chuckles Peppermint Patties 2/ 9t 100 grams . 9 . Sugg Retail 854 Sweetheart Bath Soap , 4/994 Sugg Retail 304 each New ... 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