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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-09-17, Page 13and Huron County warden Bill of the ordinary. On Saturday milking contest at the Exeter GRASPING THE SITUATION,--- While Usborne reeve farming, the milking of a cow is something a little bit out form of Harry Hern in preparation for the politician's Morley is well versed in most areas of Morley was caught practising at the Fair next week. T-A photo rop fine markets... of fine foods Azehrs FABRIC SOFTENER CAPRI FOAMY 'LIBBY LIBBYS FANCY TOMATO JUICE 48 FL OZ. TINS ‘S ,kLa F St LIBBYS SPAGHETTI St CHEESE ALPHAGETTI OR ZOODLESi..59' 2 VARIETIES ,BEANS TIN LIBBYS 19 oz. 5901 TRY OUR OWN BRAND - S DELICIOUS VARIETIES ZEHRS COOKIES 018,01110110 LIBBYS FANCY PEAS CREAM CORN KERNEL CORN MIXED YEG 12-14 FL OZ. TINS 4 VARIETIES LIBBYS SIX $4 En JUICE Uzs Il•AW UBBYS - IN SAUCE KIDNEY 4 Fo BEANS R NIAGARA FROZEN CONCENTRATED ORANGE JUICE **---eve VA 003s Itlet MINI PUDDINGS a DELICIOUS FLAVOURS FOUR 5 oz. TINS ,c1 NESTLE NESCAFE - 10 oz. JAR INSTANT Sr in COFFEE NESCAFE DECAFFEINATED INSTANT $ A,y9 ,COFFEE 8,3 SCHNEIDERS FROZEN 250g SIZE GOOD " MEATY PIES PKG. OF 4 SERVINGS NESTLE ',no SOUPTIME 47 7 COFFEE 2 VARIETIES TASTERS$p tin CHOICE 8 oza• 7 INSTANT CHOC. DRINK MIX NESTLE 4.4 An 011(760 gr. NESTLE - PKG. OF 10 SERVINGS NOT PKG.` CHOCOLATE 29 TIES gill Si ICED TEA • rvicCAIN FRESH FROZEN FRENCH FRIES NEST". IP 40 • 01 Eh • LARGE SIZE R CHICKEN TURKEY' OR BEEFSTEAK 12.5 FL. OZ. TIN ALIENS CHOICE APPLE JUICE 8 PIECE SET 760 tel RETURNABLES MT PEPSI OR _oe GARBAGE $40 TO BADEN $4 gin SWISS 700 PEPSI COLApigliA77. BAGS PKG. OF 20 CHEESE 12 "' I.1 7 ROLLS P KG. OF 4 r r LOW CAL $4 n KITCHEN 20 $4 At iii atheRUST A in WEIGHT WATCHERS GLAD PARKAY SWEETENER n'sli•EP 7 CATCHERS. MARGARINE2_LBL f 7 PURE LARDi_Li3, f 7 BATTERFISH IN FROM ANY COLOUR NEGATIVE 110,126 O41 135 OFFER EFFECTIVE UNTIL CLOSING TUES. SEPT. 30 ALLOW UP TO 3 WEEKS FOR DELIVERY OUR MANAGER IS:LES 0011 EWEXWEiEl P LEA SED liii SE RVE S IN83 OPEN WED. mi THURS do FRI TILL NINE ird 400-450 g BAG 48 FL. OZ. TIN PKG. OF 60 • BOUNCE SHEETS MILKBATH SCENTS 3 IF 71:1° rill Ill GLAD • THE STRONG ONES HAVARTI OR MOZZARELLA WESTONS RASPBERRY EACH 3.5 LB. BAG 0 PENTO-NETT COOKWARE SET .99 PKG. OF 12 HOT DOG ROLLS SANDWICH BREAD WESTON HAMBURG OR WESTON REGULAR SLICED HIGH LINER - FROZEN F ONLY tJ 24 at. I REGULAR HEINZ STRAINED FRUIT, COUNTRY PRICE VEGETABLES OR JUICES KITCHEN BABY FOOD128p21_ SS' WHIPPED BUTTER_ ,:s_to f9 250 g SOLE IN BATTER 1 z. p4KcoG 95 EA, FROZEN 32 TOMATO JUICE 20" x 24" POSTER SIZE ENLARGEMENT HOVIS OR BRAN lti tit, 519' BREAD FRESH DINNER 79' LROLLS DOZE N BAKE SHOP AVAILABLE ONLY IN STORES HAVING AN IN-STORE OAKS SHOP ANOTHER WAY TO SAVE AT ZEHRS When you shop at ZahrS you'll receive a free coupon which entitles you to 62.00 off any tickets you purchase for the Miss Okteberfast Pageant to be held Thursday October 9 at Kitchener's Nio Centre in the Square WE RESERVE THE NIGHT TO OMIT PURCHASES TO REASONABLE WEEKLY FAMILY REQUIREmENTS Decorate your home with beautiful CUSTOM DRAPES i. Choose the fabrics and the styles you want and Barb Whiting will custom make your drapes for you. You can also choose matching bedspreads and pillow shams. WHITING'S AREHOUS Wain St. Exeter 235-1964. • Ladies meet at Kirkton By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS KIRKTONI The Anglican Church Women held their September meeting in the church basement Thursday evening. Mrs. Gerald Paul presided. A short business meeting was held, then Garth Blackler and Gerald Paul showed colored slides of their trips to England and Scotland this summer. Lunch was served' and a social time spent. Mrs. Howard Bearss has returned home after surgery in St. Joseph Hospital London, her daughter Mrs. Ostler and family of Calgary is staying with her. Mrs. Joan McCormick accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Bernard McCormick, Meagan and Erin, Wocelham attended the wedding of Bob Hanniman in Renfrew on the holiday weekend. The bride and groom have been visiting with the IVIcCor- micks this week. Mr. and Mrs. Rea Stephen were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Bar- ned, London. • aid Terry By MRS, FRED BOWDEN Thursday evening the Centralia U.C.W. met at the church with 20 present. Donna Smith opened the meeting with a poem. The best things in life are free and welcomed everyone. Minutes were read and approved and the treasurer's report given. Freda Railings announced the Presbyterial is at Greenway October 15 at 12:30. The annual meeting for the March of Dimes is to be held in Stratford October 18 at the Kiwanis Com- munity Centre. Thank you card was read from Etta Powe thanking the ladies for serving at Elaine's wedding. All Canada Packer labels to be handed In at the October meeting after that they will be discontinued. The committee in charge of the programme were Verda Lightfoot, Irene Theander and Donna Smith. A poem entitled Decision was read by Verda Lightfoot. Hymn, Beyond the Sunset was sung. Scripture was read by Donna Smith. Irene Theander gave the prayer. Marion Deline lead a sing song accompanied by Lois Wilson at the piano. Donna Smith introduced Mr. & Mrs. Dave McClure who showed slides that were taken from the air and on the ground of the surrounding territory. They were very much enjoyed. A plant donated by the committee, for donations to cancer for Terry Fox, was won by Iva Blair. PERSONALS The September meeting for United Church Women will be held in the schoolroom of the church on Fox fund Thursday evening at 8:30. Mr. Dave McClure will be the guest speaker and will show pictures. Ladies are reminded to bring ,their pennies to the meeting. Mr. Orme Pollock of Kincardine was a guest for a couple of days last week at the home of his sister, Mrs. Lorne Hicks, and Mrs. Sid Henry of Listowel was a Wednesday evening caller. Miss Lois Elliott has returned to Guelph to resume her studies at the University. Saturday evening dinner guests at the-home of Mrs. Fred Cunnington were Mrs. John Thompson, Miss Joyce Dickey and Mr. Oscar Roy of London. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Adams, Detroit who have been vacationing at -Grand Bend were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Elliott. Mr. Clare Hodgins, London was a Friday evening caller at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bowden. Church services were resumed in the United Church Sunday morning with Mr. Paul Schott in charge of the service. He used the divinety of Jesus as recorded in John 1 verses 1- 17 as a Biblical background upon which to base his thoughts. The Centralia Quartet; - Messrs. Doug Gill, Bob Blair, Bob Heywood and Sam Skinner sang two numbers that were greatly appreciated by their listeners, Mrs. Gill played the piano accompaniment for the quartet . Choir members are reminded of practise at the church on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. triunity is extended to Mr, fe Mrs. Edwin Miller and family in the passing of their uncle the late Fred Miller, who passed away Friday at Victoria Hospital, The rite of baptism will be. administered at the Church service - September 28 at 11:15 a.m. Anniversary Mr, & Mrs. Howard Johns celebrated their 40th wed- ding anniversary Sunday with their immediate family at the new home of Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Shannon, Katie and Michael who have just recently moved to the Westmount area in London. Also present were Mr. Mrs. Jim Sweitzer, Mr. Sc Mrs. Martin Overholt, Exeter; Miss Mary Johns, London and Mr. Sc Mrs. Steve Johns, Kevin and Amy. Their family showed their love and appreciation with a dinner that evening at The Garage and the• gift of a Muskoka holiday. Also present were Mr, & Mrs. Jilin Sweitzer, Mr. & Mrs. Martin Overholt, Exeter; Mr, & Mrs.Bob Waddell, Toronto, Miss Mary Johns, London and Mr. & Mrs. Steve Johns, Kevin and AMY. fitio A SIAMESE PAIR — Appearing in Saturday's Kirkton Fall Fair parade as -Siamese twins were Martha Lee Bearss and Beth Williams. T-A photo Centralia women PET SHOW WINNERS — Saturday's pet show at the Kirkton fair was very short and the judges made their decisions quickly as rain threatened. Two of the winners were Cheri Spence with her kitten and Robbie and Kevin Haynes and their rabbits. T-A photo- Brinsley couple celebrate event EY PQRPON MORLEY Mr. and Mrs. Russell *Keen, Merton visited Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Jack TreVithiek. Mr. and Mrs. Marweod Prest celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary recent- ly at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Daley Brinsley United Church Sunday. Scheel choir is busy practicing for anniversary. Mr. and Mrs, Blake Ross Of Strathroy, Mrs. B, Car-. son, Mrs. George Wilkinson and Tammy. Liman and Mrs. Gladys Dewar were recent visitors with Mrs. Violet Allison and Kathleen Morley. Some of the girls and boys around the area who started to kindergarten this fall are Jamie Hamilton, Chris Wright, Jamie Tweddle, Beckie McAlpine. Jennifer Hodgson, Jesse McCaroll and Tanneke Blaauboer, Those starting in grade one are Kathy Amos, Karen Lee and Sherri Wells. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Horner, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lewis and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hodgins attended the Lovie- Masse wedding Saturday at Grand Bend. OY MRS. WILLIAM. ROHDE To. the Strains of the Bridal. Chorus played by Mrs, William Rohde the bride- elect Valerie Glanville was escorted by Mrs, Chas. Dalrymple to a decorated chair underneath green and yellow streamers, a straw hat and a pitch fork, and stuffed animals portraying a farm. Mrs. Bev AlAlexander was the chair lady for the program. Mrs. Murray Dawson was in charge of a pass along gift game, When the music stopped whoever had the gift had to give suggestions to the bride, pr something funny that had happened during their marriage. Mrs. Bob Sharp received the gift for the most humorous story. Mrs. Bev Hamilton and Mrs. Bob Miller each had'a contest. Miss Diane Hamilton played a piano solo which was much en- joyed. Mrs. Chas. Dalrymple read a nicely worded ad- dress, and Jennifer Dalrymple wheeled in a toy decorated wheel barrow filled with many beautiful and useful gifts. After opening the gifts, Valerie thanked everyone and in- vited to her open reception on this Friday evening, Lunch of sandwiches, squares, tea and coffee brought an enjoyable evening to a close. There were about SO in attendance. Personals The steering committee of the Centennial committee are to meet at the church Wednesday evening Sep- tember, 24. We welcome Mr. & Mrs. Robert Sharp and Barbara to the community. They moved here recently from Sarnia. Mr. & Mrs. Art Pfaff, London spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Robert Stone. Miss Lori Lynn Stewart has returned home after having worked for the summer at Dieppe, New Brunswick. Danny Cormier of Dieppe is visiting for a couple of weeks at the Stewart home. The sympathy of the corn- Tirnes.Adveeeite, September 17, 1980 Polito 13 Thames Road :filen shower bride elect