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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-07-09, Page 13COUNTRY OVEN FRES 111116i .ROLLS OF G2 COUNTRY OT.N GRANOLA OR 6 oz. BRAN BREAD L O AF 1 49 # 69' HIGH LINER FROZEN FILLETS OCEAN PERCH 'MMIN11 ,10CMM:dgma "MINUMUMEMANEWOMMUMMONNONINA CASE OF 24-10 01 TINS CANADA DRY GINGER ALE C-PLUS WINK ii 'Or M.„ 4." MIIIVMANStrag... MOSIORM IMPASELM `ksa. •,: IDEAL FOR SUMMER SAWS NE1LSON$ COTTAGE CHEESE BEEF, TURKEY OR CHICKEN SAVARIN POT PIES oa MACARONI & CHEESE ASSORTEDR NO NAME POPSICLES ii AtilbSONLMORIMLMMINEMOrs WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASES TO REASONABLE WEEKLY FAMILY REQUIREMENTS. country own AVAILABLE ONLY IN STORES HAVING A COUNTRY OVEN IN-STORE BAKERY • 4•AVE*•vim. McCORMICKS COOKIES CHOC. CHIP CREME ASSTD. OR COOKIE ASSTD. 700 g. PKG. OLD SOUTH FROZEN CONCENTRATED 12.6 FL. OZ. GRAPEFRUIT JUICE PASTRY PLUS FROZEN READY TO BAKE PIE SHELLS GAY LEA REAL CREAM TOPPING REDDI WHIP 225 (1'11.1'9 SCHNEIDERS CANADIAN CHEDDAR 12 oz. st 8 MEDIUM CHEESE • FRESH BREAD 24 0z...59 0 100% WHOLE WHEAT WESTONS BUTTERHORNS Pon 790 LEMON OR RASPBERRY SCHNEIDERS COLOURED OR - WHITE CANADIAN CHEDDAR 41 89 OLD CHEESEA a8,• ONTARIO GROWN GREEN ON1ONS.___ BUNCHESF0A 379 ONTARIO GROWN BUNCH 001 F 01114.1 A RADISHES i: IYY W- :, ...,, , C110 OR 0126 Comm,' FILM • 12 EXPOSURE se 'sr, C110 OR C126 COLOUR FILM . 20 EXPOSURE VIM , .. $3.4 .C110 COLOUR FILM • 24 EXPOSURE $801 $04 , C135 COLOUR FILM - 24 EXPOSURE * "469 C135 COLOUR FILM • 36 EXPOSURE $1 pi . 0669 DIETRICHS irA WE WILL BE PLEASED TO SERVE YOU IN: OUR MANAGER IS: Les BOTT ird EXETER - HWYS. 4 & 83 OPEN WED. - THURS FRI TILL NINE al * COLOUR ROLL C-41 PROCESS ONLY. OFFER EXPIRES AT CLOSING TUESDAY, JULY 22 AT ZEHRS... YOU ALWAYS GET TWO SETS OF PRINTS FOR ONE LOW PRICE. RASPBERRIES Open Soon PICK YOUR OWN RASPBERRIES Open 10 a.m. Mon., Tues., Fri. & Sat. Weather & supply permitting Bring you own Quart Boxes or Quart Boxes can be purchased 1 1/4 mi. North of Hensall on No. 4 Hwy. & 1 1/4 mi. East. WATCH FOR SIGNS JACK BELL RR No. 2 Kippen Ph: 262-5878 TRUST COMPANY GUARANTEED CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE Representing many trust com- panies, highest rates usually available. For more information contact John R. Consitt at 236-4381 or 236-4560 e Country Store HIGHWAY 84 between Hensall & Zurich OPEN Monday-Saturday • 236-4979 05 NOW MONTERAY JACK .. . $2.05 lb. BRICK . . . . .... $2.05 lb. MOZZARELLA $2.05 lb. COLBY $2.05 lb. MILD $2.25 lb. ONION, PARSLEY $2.29 lb. CARAWAY .. $2.29 lb. MARBLE $2.29 16. OLD coloured or white MEDIUM coloured or white ..... 2 29 1b. $2.65 lb. PER LB L . , 0 July 19 TI Family birthdays marked Times-Advocate, July 9, 1980 Pogo 13 Missionary visits at Thames Road SENIOR RODEO WINNERS — After a rain-out last Saturday the Kirkton-Woodham Optimist Club bike rodeo came off without a hitch Saturday. Presenting senior winners George Poortinga, Devon Shamblaw, Sherri Morning and Mike Fletcher with their prizes and Cliff Thompson. T-A photo By MRS, HAROLD DAVIS KIRKTON 0115attirday,, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Keyes of Woodstock brott4tit Miss Mabel Bran- (low to, the Thames Road manse. Miss Brandow was a missionary in Trinidad, for 29 years and now is retiring from a pastorate at Asquith Saskatchewan. She is a cousin of Mr. Keyes and Mrs, Hargreaves. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Jakeman and baby Will of .Beachville with her mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. 'Fred IleeneY, of Ingersoll, visited the Hargreaves, Bruce was a soloist at Ron 1. Flemings wedding in Hensall .9 and he is a cousin of Mrs, Hargreaves. The Heeney's kept baby' Will for their daughter and brought along their camper and stayed Over night on the grounds of the manse attending Church Sunday morning. Mrs. Carl Reeves with Cathy, Mark, and Dwayne of Beachville 'visited her father and mother, the Hargreaves for a couple of days last week, All the Hargreaves family had dinner with Mr. and Mrs, Carl Reeves and family Sunday and returned Miss Brandow to the Keyes home. Mrs. Whitmore of Toronto spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Barry Jeffery and boys, A large crowd of people attended open house at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Malkin in honor of their daughter Margaret last Sunday. Ladies of the United Church Women catered to the Johns-Hunkin wedding meal and reception at Kirkton-Woodham Com- munity Centre on Friday evening, Mrs. Mary Thomson, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Rohde and • Karen, of Exeter, Miss Christine Doell of Seebach's Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Thomson and. family of Woodham, Mr, and Mrs. Glenn Jeffery, Alan and Connie, Mr, and Mrs, Glenn Rohde, Danny and Tammy were guests for a picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs, William Rohde and Calvin. The occasion being the birth- days of Tammy Rohde and Mrs. Mary Thomson which were the second :and the fourth of J.uliy Mr. and Mrs, David Millar of Exeter visited on Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. William Rohde. Thames Road people will .unite with Elimville people on Sunday morning for worship service at Elimville at 10 a.m. The sympathy NURSING GRAD — Michele Robinson, daughter of Mrs. June Robinson RR 1, Kirkton graduated on June 7th from the Diploma Nursing Program in Lambton College, Sarnia. She is looking forward to employment at Goderich Marine Hospital.Photo by Jack Doerr Photo by Jack Doerr MILITARY GRAD — Ber- nard E. Boland recently graduated from the Royal Military College of Canada at Kingston, Ontario. He received a degree in Mechanical Engineering and was commissioned as a Lieutenant in the Canadian Armed Forces. Bernard is the son of John and Margaret Boland of RR 3 Lucan. •f:01044 community is extended to. Mr. and Mrs. Fred jehnS, Mr. and Mrs. Barry Miller and family in the sudden passing of their grandson, nephew and. cousin. By MRS. WILLIAM. ROHDE Kirkton U.C.W. had an in- teresting June meeting when they motored to the Hillside Nursing. Home on Highway 8. After a short business meeting by the president Mrs. George Burgin, Mrs. Earl Stephen' reported on her weekend at Westminster College. It was decided to send a delegate to Alma College. Mrs. J. Robinson and Mrs. J. Wiles conveners of Com- munity Friendship opened the meeting with the residents of the nursing home with community sing- ing of old time favorites. Readings were given by Mrs. J. Wiles, Mrs. Robin- son and Mrs. R. Ratcliffe. Mrs. C. Ross sang a solo and Mrs. J. Stephen and Mrs. E. Stephen played a piano duet. The Kirkton ladies served a cup of tea and cookies. The Nursing Home thank- ed the Kirkton ladies for an enjoyable afternoon. Personals Misses Armstrong and Jackson of Australia were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Paul. Mr. and Mrs. Rea Stephen, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Heard, Mrs. Lettie Sporting, Mrs. Laura Haves of 'St. Marys were guests Sunday evening with Mr. and. Mrs. George Kellett. Marshall returned this week from a two week tour to the Yukon, Alaska returning home by British Columbia, Mrs. Joan. McCormick returned home Monday after spending the past week with her sister Mr.and Mrs. John miummunnunnioiwounumiiim. 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