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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-07-16, Page 19ti am, • $15PKG. 00 g. • SCHNEIDERS END SLICES SIDE BACON SCHNEIDERS REGULAR , 175g. PKG COOKED HAM BROKEN SLICES SMOKED SAUSAGES SCHNEIDERS ,. SMOKIES300. p,(71.39 SCHNEIDERS VAC. PACKED RING BOLOGNA___L-B..1.69 300 g. pKG119 PRIDE OF CANADA BUDGET PACK 3 CENTRE CUT CROPS 3 RIB PORTION CHOPS 3 TENDERLOIN PORTION CHOPS FRESH LOIN PORK CHOPS SCHNEIDERS SKINLESS POLISH LINKS FRESH ONTARIO CENTRE CUT LOIN PORK CHOPS LB. BEEF BURGERS:41_1.89 MAPLE LEAF GOLDEN FRY „. SAUSAGE 5P7Gg C0ARi-OR CREAMY MAPL LEAF LIVERWURSTH $1.19 rianAPLE E. Aro SIDE BACON?2_0;/.ffro SWIFTS BONELESS FULLY COOKED SUGAR PLUM ,,,„ ,„ DINNER HAM_LanZ. /7 SLICED SCHNEIDERS S2•69 LB THURINGERt240 SAUSAGE.FzETCHEE • elb C :1Sala EF sucE° LB. S . PREPARED SHOPSYS OLE SLAW 1-8 noo FRESH PORK LOIN CENTRE CUT BONELESS ROASTS 1:9 OR CHOPS . B. SCHNEIDERS SLICED PREVIOUSLY FROZEN BEEF $19 LIVER LB. TRY OUR OWN BRAND FOR VALUE ZEFIRSipas WIENERS SCHNEIDERS FRESH PORK & BEEF ENGLISH $1 79 SAUSAGE r• lb. SCHNEIDERS 6 VARIEITIES - 250 g. SANDWICH Ade ,MEAT ROLLS EFFECT UNTIL CLOSING TUESDAY JULY 22, 1980 fine foods markets... of fine foods 114AVr.FFG A OfftSitlitiktOttOttittilirtlit: ......... BLUEFISH FILLETS FRESH FROM THE ATLANTIC etisttESS FRESH TOP INSIDE BONELESS ROUND STEAL,•• 0 A TENDER STEAK BOLESS SIRLOIN I II TIP *2 SS 23% OR LESS FAT I MEDIUM LB e 4; ADA GRORND BEEF._ 071 rl OUTSIDE BOTTOM ROUND ROAST (EYE REMOVED) OR BONELESS RUMP ROAST_ . L B. BONE IN SLICEFULL ~OO STEAK___18_ AVINGSti. 'A' GRADE n • . Times-Advocate, July 16, 1900 Poo. '3A PRIZE WINNING POSTER — A poster advertising Exeter Fall Fair by Michelle Rock of JAD McCurdy school won first prize in the fair contest, Holding up the number one poster are Margaret McClure, president of the school fair, judge Gordon Lambert and art convener Shirley MacDonald. The judging took place at Grand Cove Estates. 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Pr,„.p......„yp'gathers.„ior bi birthday party Forty 'four relatives and friends gathered, Sunday afternoon, July 13th, at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Elmer Desjardine to celebrate Elmer's 75th birthday. After a short program, of contests, poems etc., sppper was served smorgasbord style on The lawn, GUests camp from Guelph, London, Lambeth, Walton, Strathroy, Exeter, Parkhill, forest, Kincardine, Dash- wood, Mount Carmel and .Grand Bend. Mrs, Mary Broadfoot, of IPPPen, visited a day last week in town with Mrs. Irene Emma.. • Sympathy of this OM' munity is. extended - to. Elizabeth Norris, in. the- death of her husband Fred, last week,. United' QhurOh women .catered Wednesday for a noon buffet lunch Meal, to a charter bus. load from the area of Dorchester, The .group spent the morning shopping in Bayfield and in the afternoon attended the play .ef "The ,,Sunshine Boys",. at 'Huron Country Playhouse.. . The weekly duplicate bridge game, held at St. John's Parish hall was cancelled last week due to painting being done in the hall, They will resume again this week Wednesday p,m, ,July 10th, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Walper, attended the wed,. ding Friday, of their Cousin. Wayne Steinback to. Ann Hinz, at St, John's Lutheran church, Clifford, and the reception following in Mildmay community; centre. Mrs, . Ervin. Latta, .and, friend Susan , Lori-Anne visited Wednesday with Lori- Atine'S aunt and, uncle,' Loreen and Lorne Devine. Mrs. Rox Morenz, ac, companied by her two.sister-. in-laws, Mrs, John Corbett, Of Hensall and Mrs. Leslie • AdamS of Exeter, also Hugh and Annie Morenz,, visited last week with their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. BO Maier and Dennis, of Mio, Michigan, who are camping fora week at Yogi Bear Park. • - Miss Etoile White, of Detroit is vacationing with her niece and nephew, Hazel and.Bill Blewett. Rev. .and Mrs. Mervyn 'Love, of Wyoming, are holidaying at their cottage by the lake.. 4-H club meet . The Grand Bend 4-H Clubs, one and two held a joint meeting last Tuesday evening in the Legion hall., Jim Hoffman, of Dash- wjood was their guest speaker on first aid with helpful hints of what to do for burns, cuts, poison ivy and broken bones. Jim had a mannequin on which he demonstrated the technique used when a person is choking, and the girls had a chance to practise this procedure as well. Discussion at this meeting centred on what to pack for a camping out weekend. ' Do-nuts and coffee were served for lunch refresh-3 ments. The two clubs, with 15 girls and leaders spent the weekend camping in the Pinery Park. They cooked their meals on,a camp fire as part of their "Outdeor living project." Games, swimming, walks and a. trail tour with a guide were enjoyed by all. , Church of God news Rev, Eliazer Mdobi, of Tanzania, who is executive secretary' of the Church of God in Tanzania, spoke at the morning service Sunday, He said Church of God work was started by Canadians in. Tanzania, and he also said how much they appreciate the work of the Stan. Desjarcline family, presently serving there, Mrs. Remana Mdobi, spoke to the Sunday school children, Sunday morning at Church of God. She told them. that Tanzanian children work and live at home till age nine 'or ten before at- tending, • school. She demonstrated carrying a pail of water, three quarters lull on her head and she said by the time Tanzanian children are five, years old they have been taught to carry and balance a full pail of water on their heads. Mrs. Mdobi is the mother .of six girls and she had her youngest child, seven months old Lirna with her, Rev, MOW, has been doing further studies in United States, Mrs. Mdobi and Lima joined him in June for a holiday, and to attend a world Mission convention in Anderson Indiana. Church of God ladies met Thursday evening, at the church for a work meeting,. Roll call was to bring in items for the lawn sale, After a short period of devotions ;the ladies spent their time marking and pricing articles for the sale. The Church of God lawn sale was held, astSaturday, and was quite successful, They wish to thank all who brought in articles and helped in, any way. Anglican church news Rev, Doidge, of Montreal was the celebrant for the 8:30 Communion service, Sunday morning at, St. John's Anglican church, , Rev. George Anderson conducted the 9:30 a.m. service and based his ser- mon on the quotation, "Elijah was a man of like nature as ourselves." He had performed many miracles, but he became discouraged, God, spoke to him and he was given encouragement to go on, RmAnderson said we must not give up, God is always there, giving us encouragement, hope and inspiration, The Sacrament of baptism WS given to Evan Forsyth Clark, son of Mr, and Mrs. Murray Clark, at the 9:30 service. ' Mrs. Marg Richardson was hostess for the Sunday morning coffee hour, United Church news Flowers placed at the Pulpit, at the second outdoor service of the United Church, Sunday morning, were in memory of Fred Norris, by his wife,Elizabeth, and family. Rev, H, Moore's sermon topic was "The Power of Jesus", with scripture from Matthew 8: verses 23-27. A lively sing song was conducted by Mrs. Marlerfe Brenner and Mrs. Pat Special music selections were two duets, sung by Marlene and Pat, entitled; "Things", and "Shepherd of Love,!' acocompanied on the organ by Irene Kennedy. A CLEAN SWEEP — Rev, Harley Moore sweeps off benches in preparation for outdoor services at Grand Bend United Church. Staff photo'