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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-05-14, Page 11VISIT VET CLINIC — Grade one students of Exeter Public School visited the Exeter Veterinary Clinic recently. Above,Gayle Eckershows the youngsters some of the instruments used in an operation. T-A photo 0..,<TM1Iiitiftati..,'" • • zehrs AVING MONEY IS IMPORTANT TO YOU AND... o•a Pee Pala to FRESH! "COUNTRY CUT" CHICKEN SPECIAL! SCHNEIDERS RED HOTS OR ALL BEEF WIENERS FRYER PIECES 1 lb. PKG. LIMIT 4 lbs. PER CUSTOMER SCHNEIDERS SANDWICH STYLE MEAT ROLLS 6 VARIETIES 250 SCHNEIDERS LOOPSTYLE POLISH SAUSAGE lb. SCHNEIDERS BROKEN SLICES COOKED HAM 175 gr. pkg. SCHNEIDERS PURE PORK SMOKED SAUSAGE as? 1.59 99' lb.17 1. VinyTop finish \ • coat 2. Primer 3. Non-metallic oxide layer 4. Zinc coating 5. Steel core E Zinc coating 7. Non-tnelallIc oxide layer 8. Primer 9. Acrylic film 3 4 5 6 7 9 New Stelco Siding made from VinyTop steel. It gives you the best of both worlds: steel and vinyl! Only new Stelco Siding combines the strength of steel with the protection of VinyTop. The result? Just about the best siding ever to come between your home and the weather! Made from Stelcolour° VinyTop prefinished steel, Stelco's new siding features thick polyvinyl chloride (PVC) on pre-primed galvanized steel, The finish, embossed with a fine texture, is baked on to last and last! New Stelco Siding is strong. It resists Impacts like no other metal siding. It's guaranteed by Stelco, Canada's leading steelmaker. Get an estimate today; no obligation of course. 'Registered trademark 8004/8 stelco siding a;Giour Vtriytop Pretinished Steel SCH EIDERS 2 VARIETIES el, SLIM STICKS 260 ,,T./.0 SCHNEIDERS OKTOBERFESTS4 r MUSTARD oz. JAR if IIOF itS ROASTED AILS 3 lb. TIN SCHNEIDERS POPULAR BY THE PIECE THURINGER rAl LTAEGRE lb $2* 49 DELICATESSEN SPECIALS OLDE FASHIONED HAM SLICED SCHNEIDE KIELBOSSA POLISH A COIL STYLE 1.15 0 9 lb. SHOPSY'S POTATO SALAD 98! ALL ZEHRS MARKETS WILL BE A. good. attendance was on hand for the May meeting of the Clandeboye United Church women held at the home of Mrs. Gerald Lynn. Lucan U.C.W. members were special guests. President, Mrs. Chas, Coughlin conducted the meeting, Mrs. Ralph Lynn led the worship service bas- ed on "Mother and the Home." Mrs. Rupert Williams gave a reading "Mother's Day." Mrs. G. Lynn introduced the guest speaker, Jan Hughes of London, Director of the "Teen Home for Girls." A short business meeting was held following refreshments. Plans were made to visit the Robarts School Regional Centre of Hearing Han- dicapped on the evening of June 3. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hardy and family enjoyed the London Free. Press Shunpiker Mystery Tour Sunday that took them on a tour of Elgin County which included Port Stanley, Ayltner, Port Bruce, Sparta, Union and Glanworth, They visited mushroom, dairy and tobacco farms, pottery plant, Conservation and nod Life area near Aylmer Police College as well as many other places of interest, Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Scott, Mr. and. Mrs Jim Scott and fannily attended a 25th wedding anniversary partyon'Saturday evening in honour of Janet and Jack Heaman, Ailsa Craig. Mrs. Gerald Lynn, lay delegate for Clandeboye United Church is attending London Conference for three days this week at Wesley- Knox United Church. Mr. and Mrs, John Brownlee and family, Gravenhurst and Mrs. Mary Jane Carter, Vancouver, B.C. spent the latter part of the week with Mrs. Viola Carter and attended the funeral Saturday of their aunt, Mrs. H.J, Cornish, of London. Saturday evening, Mrs. Myrtle ' Brownlee, Craigholme Nursing Home, Ailsa Craig and Mr. H.J. Cornish joined them for dinner. Mary Jane Carter stayed a few days longer, to visit with her mother at Craigholme. Mr. and Mrs. Ri c k Rollings entertained at their home following the baptism of their son, Nathan Andrew, at Clandeboye United church on Sunday. Guests were Mrs. L. Mohr, Mrs, Mary Huot and Mrs. Wm. Joliffe all of Lucan, Mr. and Mrs. Chas Rollings of Centralia and Mr. and Mrs, Orville Rollings of Clandeboye. Howard Morley, Hazel Park, Michigan was a Mon- day visitor with his sister, Mrs. Art Hodgins. Clandeboye attended the regional U.C.W. supper meeting held at Lieury United Church Monday evening. The girls choir from Clandeboye which includes, Catherine, Cheryl and Bonnie Lynn, Ruth Hardy and Shannon Feke accompanied by Win- nie Robicheau entertained during the meeting. Seems the politician who buys votes with private money is dishonest, But let him buy votes with the people's own tax money and he's a great liberal. Times-.Advocate, May 14,, 1980 — Students at Stephen Central school participated in Arbour Day, Friday. Shown cleaning up Stanley, Albert Barker, Steve Anderson, Becky Cant and Kathy Orr. T-A photo chneiderS Week Bargains Infants baptized at service Clandeboye women honor mothers DAY AT STEPHEN around the school are Kevin JIM BECKER CONSTRUCTION 237-3526 DASHWOOD • ••••••,••••••1.,,, 3 FOREQUARTERS WITH WHOLE BACK & NECK 3 HIND QUARTERS WITH WHOLE BACK 3 WINGS 2 GIBLET PACKS 178 1.48 9 Pkg 74 .1.89 E.$1.39 SCHNEIDERS SAUERKRAUT 900 ML. 99f SCHNEIDERS 2 VARIETIES :$ LIVERWURST lb.f I Utak AT THE WHARF-ZEHRS FRESH FISH SHOPALLt MARKE TS) OCEAN PERCH FILLETS A,99 , SCHNEIDERS REGULAR. BEEF OR MAPLE MINI SIZZLERS 500 gr. pkg. SCHNEIDERS REGULAR, MAPLE OR ORANGE SIDE BACON 600 gr. pkg. SCHNEIDERS 5 VARIETIES SLICED BOLOGNA 600 SCHNEIDERS SMOKED FULLY COOKED OLDE FASHIONED HAM SCHNEIDERS ALL BEEF STEAKETTES 500 gr. SCHNEIDERS MINI-DELI 10 VARIETIES COOKED MEATS 250 300 Or, JO i ,u S CLOSED MONDAY, MAY 19