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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-07-02, Page 12414 MAIN STREET (fortivrIx Choirow0Y) Children SUN SETS. Site 2.3X, Asst'd styles and colours. Comp. 54 .95 $ 1 9 NOW Ladies NODS DRESS T00% cotton Perma Press. Assf'd -COMP,. $3.95 NOW 55 55 a- Boys fir t 100% nylon shell zipper fp. front Comp. $4.95 44 • 0 Ladies- Girls 55 WALL I reg. price $2.88. $ 99 NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED NOW 494t, NOW Boys Gnis DENIM JEANS 1FOR SALE: I PLYWOOD 4 x 8 r X Sin Good one side 100% cotton denim. Asst'd styles. Size 7.16 Comp, 57.95 FOR SALE GARBAGE.j PAILS Extro Strong. si2 No Lids, $ 199 NOW 411, Wedge style. Asst'd Open toes. Asst'd styles. colours and sizes. Our Comp to $5.95 WEDGES SANDALS FOR SALE SANDALS FIXTURES • Guaranteed Investment Certificates percent Annual Interest for Five Years VG VICTORIA AND GREY TRUST Since1844 Contact us in Exeter at: 425 Main St. 235-0530 Member: Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation GRADUATE AT McGILLIVRAY — Graduation exercises for grade eight students at McGillivray Centrel School were held Thursday. Standing in the top row are Murray Sutherland,•Kevin Gray, Randy Lydestad, Jim Matthews, Sean. Hogan, Paul Allen, Dwight Hughes. Terry Noyes and Daryn Hodgins. In the second row are Heather Atmore, teachers Mrs. B Grant and Mr. Brown, school principal Mrs. Brophey, Gord Brewer, Jeff Greenwood, and teachers Mrs. Freer, Mr, Roberston, Mrs. Lanteigne and Miss McFadden. Seated are Dalton Dykeman, David Lee, Cheryl Lynn, Brenda Bullock, Lynne Rowe, Karen Daley, Andy Mothers. Luca Pilolli and Barry Craven. In the front row are Debbie Hughes, Janice Rees, Sharon McCallum, Martha Mallard, April Hodgins, Jane Donaghey, Marie-Antonietta Pilolli and Christine Markus. T-A photo • A7". 'THE •DEU ""4"1":""" • ....• fmlimickiw colongv ,. PRIDE OF CANADA. ROUND DINNER. Hi SCHNEIDERS OWE FASHION BAKED II SHOPSYS FRESH PREPARED CHEF S 'PLAIN t1i1: vont eArort CUT FROM THE CHUCK GRADE 'A' BEEF "1 Mg? 99 119 SLICED SHOPSYS CANADIAN BREAKFAST HAM 175 g. PKG. 99 PRICES IN EFFECT UNTIL CLOSING JULY 8 CANADA'S BEST GRADE "A" BEEF #.14 aged Avt teadeutedd CUT FROM THE CHUCK ROUND BONE SHOULDER OR BLADE STEAKS FROM THE CHUCK BONELESS LB)CROSS CUT $.4911 lilt RIB STEAK lb C 23% FAT OR LESS FRESHLY MADE MEDIUM GROUND st BEEF lb Ca VP 159 SLICED COOKED SCHNEIDERS CORNED BEEF THREE 57 g. BOIL-IN BAGS SALAMI 175 g. PKG. 790 BOLOGNA _j 1.79 SMOKED SCHNEIDERS SWEET PICKLED CORN MEALED SAUSAGE 840 BACK TCHE $2 SCHNEIDERS 1/4 POUND PLUS FROZEN BEEF OR CHICKEN NIININOMONINININ=Nh BURNS FARM STYLE (PORK & BEEF) SCHNEIDERS RING STYLE MAPLE LEAF POLISH $4 fitn PEPPERONI $. 40BREAKFAST SAUSAGE lb . 7 STICK_ 250 g PKG. CPO SAUSAGE T THE WHARF FRESH SEAFOOD COUNTER MAPLE LEAF FULLY COOKED SQUARE DINNER STYLE PORK SMOKEb SHOULDER lb. SLICED RING SCHNEIDERS PURE PORK 'ME CHICKEN BOLOGNA 375 g. PKG. SLICED 175 9 PKG. BURGERVGg I 79 MEAT PIES P AC K_ TWIN. 970 COOKED HAM BEEF. VARIETIES SHOPSYS • MILD TENDER BACON.lb. PRIDE OF CANADA zehrs fine markets... offine foods SHORT RIB ROASTS LIMIT 3 PER CUSTOMER REG, BEEF OR MAPLE SCHNEIDERS MINI 500 g. PKG. SIZZLERS OUR REG. $2.39 ZEHRS OWN BRAND SCHNEIDERS LARGE LIMIT 6 PER CUSTOMER LB. 12. Times-Advocate, July 2/ 1900 PRECIOUS BLOOD GRADUATES - Grade eight graduation ceremonies were held Tues- day night at Precious Blood Separate School in Exeter. From the left are Paul Menard, An- die Reymer. Susan Bit minciham, Lawrence Vink, Janet Kints and Andrew Winters.T-A photo ifiliMilliNillin ff0nninnnnninniniMMM III PATTENICK'S FORCED TO VACATE FIXTURES FOR SALE Seniors enjoy .bus trip to Rockt on Lioh Safari By MRS. IRVIN RADER DASHWOOD DashWood Senior Citizens have been very busy lately. Last week was Senior Citizens week and they were guests at Huronview for luncheon and program. Wednesday, was a special one day trip when with McNaughton Tours of Ilderton they visited Prudhomme's Tivoli's Miniature world and the RoCktort Lion Safari. Playhouse guests Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lovell, Exeter, and Mr. and Mrs. Valentine Becker were guests of the Playhouse executiv Thursday evening. Hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Don Waters, Parkhill, they had dinner at the Village Inn and were escorted to the Country Playhouse in the vintage cars where they saw the 50th anniversary production of Noel Coward's classic comedy "Private Lives" which they enjoyed very much They also saw the paraebute jumpers come down beside the playhouse. The two couples who had celebrated their 50th wed- ding anniversaries earlier this year, had a delightful evening. Blyth play sales are up The Blyth Summer Festival today announced that advance ticket sales are up 70 per cent from this time last year. Anne Mann, Box Office Manager of the Festival, assures patrons that "There are stilll lots of tickets available for all dates. However, I would advise patrons to make their reservations soon to avoid disappointment." Personals Mr. and. Mrs. Mike Burke and. Susan Brampton, were visitors with Milt Haugh last week, Parents, grandparents and friends attended graduation exercises at Stephen Central. School for the Kindergarten classes Tuesday and Wed- nesday. Mrs. Anna Messner and her daughter, Anna Wissing, London, have returned home following a trip to eastern Canada and the New England States. They were accompanied,by her brother Max Wagner and his wife, By MRS, HEBER DAVIS SA INT SBURY Mr. and Mrs, Hamish Prise, Anne and Nicola from Scotland, visited her sister Mr. and Mrs. Ron Carroll and family and other relatives in this area, and in the United States before returning to Scotland. Miss Marylou Tindall was guest at the Menogue-Head wedding at the Lucan revival centre Saturday and the reception which followed, Mrs. Heber Davis, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Barker and Mrs. Lorne Barker, Lucan were guests at the "Pinning Ceremony" of the graduating class June 26 at Western University for the Fanshawe College Diploma Nurse Program, Victoria Campus, when 97 graduates received their pins. Mrs. Jim Barker attended an afternoon tea for the mothers at the nurses residence and Jean's sister, Martha Reinheim, West Germany. Lorne Genttner is a patient in University Hospital, London. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rader were Friday evening guests at Centralia with Mt'. and Mrs. Jim Lynn, Chris and Shawn, on the occasion of Chris's second birthday, Saturday supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Becker and Wayne were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Becker, Aurich,7 and. Mrs. Barbara Ten Eyck, Kitchener, Gordon Kraft is able to be home from Hospital. Joan invited those who attended the ceremony in the evening to her home for refreshments. They were joined by Mr. and Mrs. Gary Barker and twin daughters, Marla and Jan, Lucan. Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Jim Barker held a family dinner to honor their daughter Jean - twenty-one guests sat down to dinner. Jean left Toronto airport Sunday at ten o'clock for two weeks in Vancouver, B.C. The sympathy of this community is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Carroll in the death of Mrs. Carroll's father; Mr. Ford Dyer in Sarnia. Miss Marylou Tindall spent a week with her sister Mr. and Mrs. Ron Cun- ningham, Mr. and her parents Mar and Mrs. Bob Tindall and Robert and Mrs. Catherine Elston, Centralia spent a day recently visiting at Mar and Marylou returned home with them. Scottish family heading home