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GRANDMA'S CHOICE,
YARNS
coming BOW!
Many visit for holiday
Shipka 'couple .honoure
Visitors
g
daring the
weekend with. Mr. and Mrs.
Ferman Snyder, have been
their daughters, Mr.. and.
Mrs, Otto Plein, Christopher
and Melissa, of Elmira, Mr.
and Mrs, Ric Storey, Lon-
don, and Mrs, Snyder's
brother Armand Musselman
of Tavistock.
Sunday dinner guests with
Cliff, Velma and Kathy
Russell were their family,
Doug and Ann and children,
BruCe and. Judy, Donald and
Ann, also Velma's parents
and brother, Mr., and Mrs.
Edgar Webb, St. Catharines,
and Roy Webb, of Niagara
Falls,
Tom, Rosanne, Jackie and
Jenny Russell spent the
holiday week end in Belle
River with Rosanne's
parents, Mike and Alice
Schiebel and other family
Clark Adams, spent the
weekend in Exeter with his
grandparents, Les and
Marjorie Adams.
Bill Maier and family of
Mio, Michigan, visited
Thursday and Friday with
his Morenz cousins here and
in Grand Bend.
Elimville
ladies meet
speedy recovery.
B.C. visitors here with' members.
Evelyn Pickering, Ada
Dietrich, and Mrs. Cecil
Smithers, have been their
aunt, Faye Knechtel, of
Maple Ridge, and their
cousin, Leona Dettwiler, of
Nanaimo. The visitors have
spent two weeks in Ontario,
also visiting in Toronto and
By MRS. HUGH MORENZ Eleanor .and Glenn Durie,
-511.1PKA were their daughter and SO-
AbOgt. 40. friends, neigh- in-law, Lynn and Ken
bouts. and retativeS. Chambers, of St. Catharines,
gathered, Thursday evening, and Eleanor's sister, Mrs.
at Shipka. Community Isobel McKenzie, of Scar-
Centre, to. honour DM and borough.
Anne Russell. Who. were 'Mrs, Thelma '1,eierling,
recently married, accompanied by ,Mrs. Pearl
During the social part of Miller, of Dashwood have
the evening progressive returned from a two week
euchre was played. Winners holiday in .California. While
were high lady, EvOlyn there they visited cousins,
Pickering, low lady, Mrs. B. Mr, and Mrs. Don Williams
Wiendels, high man, Tom and family in Port Huenene,
Russell, low man, Ben and another cousin, Joyce
Wiendels, most lone hands, Denton, in Arcadia, and
Cliff Russell. Thelma's uncle Mr. E,cron.
Theresa Brannon read an LaFond in Mount Monrovia.
address to the young couple The two ladies travelled by
and Jim Pickering and plane and on their return trip
Milton Sweitzer presented were stranded one night in
them with a rocking chair Montreal, due to strikes,
and a toaster. Both young We are sorry to report that
folks thanked everyone. Doris Sweitzer, is a patient
Lunch hostesses were Doris in St, Joseph'S hospital,
and Eva Sweitzer, Bonnie London, and wish her a
Erickson, Mary Dietrich,
Mabel Guenther and
Theresa Brannon.
Personals
Redent visitors with Sid,
THE.
SPINNING
JENNY
346 Main St., Exeter Phone 235-2601
WEEKLY SPECIALS
Oct. 15-21
Flannel Suiting Novt 7.50
Quiana reg. $9.98 NOW 1.50
Pillow TickingretV'8N0j
$ 2 50
Lingerie Fabric
and Elastic ,V2 Price
All Laces, Ribbons
and Trims 112 Price
While you're in don't forget f9 check out the
values in our
1/2 Price Section
fine markets... of fine foods
Pilizehrs
BLADE OR SHORT RIB
BEEF ROASTS
(WITH ENTIRE BLADE BONE REMOVED)
•
CUT FROM TENDER CHUCKS
SPECIAL PRICES IN EFFECT TILL CLOSING TUES. OCT. 21
[ FOR YOUR HOLIDAY BAKING
MAPLE LEAF
CHOPPED
SUET 375 gr. pkg.
SPECIAL!
*09
PAASPTL`f LEAF
BAVARIAN
SAUSAGE.
SPECIAL!
.78
500 g.
PKG.
r zehrs
Saturday
October 11
through
Saturday
Nov. 1, 1980.
Pumpkin
judging
4:00 to
4:30 p.m.
Nov. 1,1980
at your
Zehr's store.
AND
African Lion
Safari
HEY KIDS! Get a FREE
visit to African Lion Safari,
have a FREE COKE, and
choose your FREE
PUMPKIN from
the world's largest
pile of pumpkins.
Carve your
pumpkin for
Halloween
and
take it back to
the same
Zehr's
store Sat.
Nov, 1,
and you could win .
A KODAK CAMERA OR 1 OF 100 CONSOLATION PRIZES
BURNS SMALL LINK
PORK AND BEEF
BREAKFAST
SAUSAGE
SPECIAL!
048
ib.
/ZEHRS PRIVATE LABEL
SMOKED
SKINLESS
WIENERS 1 lb.
SPECIAL!
*11
•48
SLICED FRESH AT THE DELI COUNTER
SCHNEIDERS SLUE RIBION BOLOGNA SLICED lb. In
CORNS ROUND SMOKED COOKED NAN SLICED ib.*259
a zehrs *ea
MAPLE LEAF PORK BUTT
BONELESS SWEET PICKLED
COTTAGE
,ROLLS
(
BEEF OR
CHICKEN
SHOPYS 250 gr.
TWIN PIES
SCHNEIDERS
FINE QUALITY
SLICED VARIETIES
BOLOGNA 1
gr
75
.
AT THE WHARF FRESH FISH COUNTER,(not in all markets!
,SMOKED COD FILLETS PRI:gr lb. $189 •EZEZIMIOMII•••••1101•111111M
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MR. AND MRS. ROBERT BAXTER
Sheila Elaine Duncan and Robert William Baxter were
married at Thames Road United Church, July 26, The bride is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Duncan, RR 1 Kirkton and
the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. William Baxter, RR 2
Mitchell. Officiating at the ceremony were Pastor Ross
Hargreaves and Rev. Stan McDonald.. The maid of honour
was Marlette Vanderhyden, Stratford and bridesmaids were
Janis Richardson, Kirkton, Kathy Baxter, Mitchell and Betty
Anne Miller, Staffa. Flower girls were Erin Richardson, niece
of the bride and Julie Oliver, cousin of the bride. Best man
was Doug Baxter, Mitchell. Guests were ushered by. Steven
Eckert, Ray Belfour and Warren Rock all of Mitchell. After a
wedding trip to Niagara Falls, the couple are now residing at
RR 2 Mitchell.
SCHNEIDERS
TASTY SMOKED
SKILLET
STRIPS
SPECIAL!
500 gr,
PKG,
••••••
MAPLE LEAF FINEST
REGULAR SLICED SIDE
BACON
gram
PKG.
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CANADA 'A' GRADE
CROSS CUT
RIB
ROASTS
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FORMERLY GROUND CHUCK
MEDIUM
GROUND
BEEF
SPECIAL! •
•
1
Kg. Kg.
CARTON
SCHNEIDERS
FAMILY PACK
BEEF
BURGERS
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CANADA 'A' GRADE SPECIAL!
FROM THE CHUCK BONELESS
SHOULDER .0
POT ROASTS lb.
SPECIAL!
•69
lb.
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASES O REASONABLE WEEKLY FAMILY REQUIREMENTS
SCHNEIDERS PORK SHOULDER
FULLY COOKED SMOKED
BONELESS
PICNIC
SCHNEIDERS
OKTOBERFEST
SAUERKRAUT
SPECIAL! 1
410
500
By KATHY COOPER
Mrs. Floyd Cooper was in
charge of the Elimville
Institute meeting held in the
Elimville Hall, Wednesday.
After the minutes; roll call,
treasurers report and cor-
respondence were dealt
with, a Hospital Auxiliary
report was given by Mrs.
Delmar Skinner. The rum-
mage sale is to be held Oc-
tober 27 and 28.
Members were thanked for
their help with the branch
and district displays for the
Exeter Fair.
Mrs. Cooper reminded
members of the coming
events for the next month.
Miss Ruth Skinner and
Mrs. Floyd Cooper gave a
report on the very interesting
day spent at Gorrie when
they attended the.rally.
After much discussion of
the article in the Exeter-
Times - re "Wanted
housewives to share their
ideas" it was decided a letter
should be written to the
Times expressing the views
of the Institute.
Mrs. Murray Coward call-
ed on Mrs. Karen Tieman
who gave a very interesting
demonstration on making ap-
ple people. "This is the time
of year to make apple
people" Mrs. Tieman said
"with our fresh, firm apples
in plentiful supply,"
Mrs. Tiernan was thanked
by Mrs. Lorne Johns who
then gave some helpful hints
on the use of apples.
Prizes for the potato con-
test (one potato planted in
the spring) were presented to
the following:
Highest total weight: Mrs.
Thomas Hern, 11'/z lbs. Se-
cond highest total weight:
Mrs. Russell Morley, 81/4 lbs.
Highest number of potatoes:
Mrs. John Coward 33
potatoes, Longest potato:
Mrs. Theron Creery. Oddest
shaped potato: Mrs. Ross
Hargreaves.
Lunch of different apple
desserts, was served by the
committee,
Black
Brown
Grey and
Beige
GYPSY
'46
Smyth 's
SHOE STORE
MAIN ST. EXETER
PHONE
235-1933
NOTICE OF NOMINATIONS
TOWN OF EXETER
TAKE NOTICE that nominations will be
received by the Clerk of the Town of Exeter
at her office, 406 Main Street, in the period
commencing from 9 a.m. on Thursday, Oc-
tober 16, 1980 and concluding on Nomina-
tion Day, Monday, October 20, 1980 at
5:00 p.m. for the following positions:
MAYOR
REEVE
DEPUTY-REEVE
(6) SIX COUNCILLORS
(2) TWO P.U.C. COMMISSIONERS
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that where
the number of candidates for an office who
are nominated at the end of nomination
day is not sufficient to fill the number of
vacancies to which the candidates may be
elected, on the Wednesday following
Nomination Day, October 22, 1980, the
Clerk may between the hours of 9 a.m. and
5 p.m. receive and certify additional
nominations for the office in respect of
which there was an insufficient number of
candidates.
Each of the members so nominated if
elected, are to serve a two-year term from
December, 1980 to November, 1982.
The required nomination forms may be
obtained from the Municipal Office and
must be completed, filed and accepted by
the Clerk by the above deadline.
Elizabeth Bell
Clerk and Returning Officer
406 Main Street
Exeter, Ontario
235-0310
GEOFFREY VERNON and CYNTHIA GUNN
Cynthia Jane Gunn and Geoffrey William Harcgurt Vernon
exchanged wedding vows on August 30, in Knox Presbyterian
Church, Stratford, With Rev. Frederick, Neill ,officiating, The
bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gunn, Exeter,
and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs, Patrick Vernon,
Toronto. Anne Ferguson, Guelph,wasthe maid of honour, and
bridesmaids were Kathy Vernon, Susan Vernon and Karen
Virag, all of Toronto. Mark Armstrong of Winnipeg acted as
best man, and guests were ushered by Bruce Gunn, Exeter,
Chris Murphy and Phil Pinnington, both of Toronto. Douglas
Prentice of Toronto was soloist. The reception was held at the
Exeter Golf and Country Club. The couple is residing in Ot-
tawa, where Cynthia attends Law School at the University of
Ottawa, and Geoff is employed with National Trust.Photo by
Jack Doerr
SHOPSYS CANADIAN BREAKFAST
HAM SLICES 175 gr.PKG.139
PRIDE OF CANADA TRIPLE PAK sit no
COOKED MEATS 500 gr. 70
KITCHENER PACKERS SUMMER
SAUSAGE CHUBS lb. #3.49
PRELIMINARY LIST
OF ELECTORS
for 1980
TOWN OF EXETER
The Preliminary List of all Electors as 'set
out in Section 22 of the Municipal Elections
Act, 1977 (as emended) will be publicly
posted in the office of the Municipal Clerk
and at least two conspicuous public places
in the municipality on or before the 14th'
day of October, 1980 as required by Sec-
tion 25 of the said Act.
Electors should examine the list which will
be in the following locations:
Municipal Building, 406 Main Street
South
Exeter Post Office, 26 Sanders Street East
Exeter Public Library, 330 Main Street
South
to ensure that their names and relevant in-
formation are correctly shown.
Complaints in the nature of requests for
additions or corrections to or deletions from
the list may be made by an elector com-
pleting and filing a form obtainable at the
office of the Clerk.
The last day of filing forms, requesting
additions, corrections or deletions is Oc-
tober 22, 1980.
The electors are also reminded the School
Support List for 1980 faxes may be in-
spected at the office of the Clerk during of-
fice hours.
Elizabeth Bell
Clerk and Returning Officer
Town of Exeter
NOTE: Any person may check the VOTERS'
LIST or SCHOOL SUPPORT LIST by
contacting the Municipal Office at
235-0310.
CANADA "A" GRADE
FULLY AGED FOR TENDERNESS
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