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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-04-08, Page 8Timis-Advocoto A 11 8 1981 'Spring comes softly' is theme of Kirkton WI CARNIVAL HELPS FAIR — The Kirkton Agricultural Society received o donation of $500 .from the Kirkton-Woodham Winter Carnival Monday night. Above, retiring president Lloyd Fletcher makes the presentation to Christine Eveleigh.T- A photo •SWIM POOL AID — made n donation of ming pool, Monday cheque to Dave Her The Kirkton-Woodham Winter Carnival S1,000 to the Kirkton-Woodham Swim - night. Above, Bert Bickel) presents the n. T -A photo By MRS. HAROLD DAVIc The March meeting of the Kirkton Women's Institute was held in Kirkton Woodham Community Centre. Members en- tertained relatives and friends with a good at- tendance present. Mrs. Ronald Denham president opened the meeting with a reading "Spring comes in softly" followed by all repeating the Ode and Mary Stewart collect. Mrs. Ewart Crago gave the minutes and treasurer's report. Correspondence was read. It was decided to give the Kirkton Boy Scout Association a donation of Euchre enjoyed at Shipka Centre By MRS. HUGH MORENZ Ten tables were in play for the progressive euchre par- ty -at the Community Cen- tre, Wednesday evening. Winners were: ladies high, Desta Rock; ladies low, Mrs. Elzar Masse; mens high, Jack Pickering; mens low, John Kingma; most lone hands. Lorne Devine. The south group were in charge of lunch refreshments and it was an- nounced another euchre will be held in two weeks. Personals Mary Russell of La Salle spent the March school break holidays with her cousin Kathy Russell. Mary retrurned home with her aunt and uncle, Cliff and Velma. They visited Mary's parents Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Russell, at La Salle also with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Russell. The families attended a baby shower for niece Katherine Baldwin, at her mother's home in Cottam. Sandra and Tony Fpgier, Chris, Heather and Jillian, of Detroit spent the weekend here with Sandra's parents, Ken and Ortha Baker, and her brother Garry. Sunday dinner guests with John and Linda Wuerth, following the baptism of their baby daughter, Rebec- ca Lynne. at Grand Bend United Church, were the baby's grandparents. Ray SKATE RACERS – (From left) Ron Louts, Mike Berg, Bryon Quinn and Tim Mueller took part in the fun -day held at the South Huron rec centre during the mid-term break. The boys participated in skate races, obstacle courses, broomball, and shots on goal. Speaker on Scouts Men's club host children By MRS IRVIN RADER DASH WOOD Dashwood Men's club held its father and child dinner meeting. March 30 at the community centre. Anthony Martene. presid- ed for the business. Guest speaker. Ross Hallam , Goderich spoke on the Scout organization. He was in- troduced by Jack Ford. A sing -song followed Dashwood 4-H The final meeting of the 4- H club was held Monday March 30. with the president Kathy Schade in charge of the business. Achievement day is. April 28. Dashwood club 2 will prepare an exhibit. The leaders conducted a "clothesline Quiz The girls are to complete their club evaluation and hand in their finished gar- ments to the leaders by April 9. Personals Mr. and Mrs Ray Rader attended the "April Blossom Ball" at the Centennial Hall. London. Saturday evening. Their nephew. David Rader, was one of the escorts for the debutantes at the ball. Mrs. Hilda Wein accom- panied her daughter Mrs. A.C. Whittier. Mississauga to her home in Dashwood for the weekend. Miss Erma Wein, Clinton was also home. Stephanie Lynn. infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Rader was baptized in Zion Lutheran Church by Rev. M. Mellecke, Sunday. Sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Heywood. Crediton. Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Dave Rader and family were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Scott. Pauline, Kieth and Kevin. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Glavin. Amy and Jodi, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Heywood and Lynnette and Kevin Barrett, Crediton. and Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Rader. Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rader were Leonard Prang. Zurich arra Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Rader, Stratford. • Mr. and Mrs. Wellwood Gill and Mrs. Rase McComb Craigwiel Gardens. Ailsa Craig were Monday after- noon callers with Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Rader. CHALLENGE RUNNERUPS — Ross Hodgert's rink were the runnersup to the Exeter men's curling club challenge cham- pionship. Bock left, Greg Dougall subbing for Jim DeBlock and Bill Dougall. Front, Ross Hodgert and Bill Brock.T•A photo and Willa Wuerth, Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hern, and uncle Robbie, of Woodham. great grand- mothers, Mrs. Jean Hunter, Strathroy and Mrs. Gladys Rem, of Woodham. Mr. and Mrs. John Steckle and Lori, of Blake area, visited Sunday with Fermon and Leota Snyder. Wind damages shed During the high winds here on Saturday afternoon, an implement shed on the farm of Dick Zielman blew down. $500., also a ;500 donation to St. Marys Memorial Hospital and $100 to the Erlin Lee House. Roll call was answered by each member giving ad- vantages or disadvantages of living on a farm. Agriculture and Canadian Industries convenors Mrs. Burn Blackler and Mrs. George Burgin were in charge of the program. A reading was given by Mrs. George Burgin "What a Farmer Is". A lively sing song was led by Mrs. Bill Spence and Mrs. Marvin Hartwick at the piano. Mrs: George Burgin in- troduced the guest speaker for the evening, Jack Underwood, head of Agricultural Technology. He spoke on energy con- servation -Home and Around the Farm -and alternate ideas to conserve around the farm. Mrs. Burns Blackler thanked the speaker for a very informative talk. Lunch was served by the committee in charge and a social hour followed. CREDITON BANTAMS — Jim Beaver and Liam Brennan are all signed up to play bantam baseball in Crediton this summer. Taking their registration is Sharon Glanville. T -A photo Euchre at Clandeboye Ten tables were in play at the euchre party held at St. James church Tuesday even- ing with Hazel and Jim Cun- ningham and Mary and Bob Latta as conveners. Prize winners were high scores, Olive Atkinson and Andy Thompson; low scores, Gladys Cunningham and Art Morgan; lone hands, Leda Revington and Joe Carter. Skunk prizes were given to Mae Bowman, Dorothy Darling, Chas. Rollings and Evan Hodgins. Returning this weekend from holidays in Florida were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cun- ningham and Jill, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lynn and fami- ly, Ruth and Alan Hill, and Betty and Charlie Coughlin. Elaine Cunningham ac- companied by Susan Hodgins, Lucan, represented Lucan Junior Farmers as delegates at the Provincial Junior Farmers conference held in Toronto Wilfred Cunningham returned home Sunday after spending the past two weeks with his daughter Isobel and Arnold Harper of St. Pauls. Clarence and !larbara Carter attended a banquet and dance Friday evening sponsored by the BP Com- pany and held at Green Hills Country Club. London. Dur- ing the presentations, Clarence received a set of cuff links for 10 years ser- vice as an agent for BP. By MRS. RENA CALDWELL Mrs. Charles Eyre will be hostess when Kippen East W.I. hold their annual meeting at her home April 15 at 6:30 p.m., commencing with a pot luck dinner. Mrs. Wm. Bell will give the motto and members are reminded to have their reports ready in dulpicate. Mr. & Mrs. W.J. Bell have returned from a winter spent in Florida. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Gemmell have returned from a holiday in the south. Members of the crewel embroidery class under the direction of Mrs. Stewart Pepper and Mrs. W.J. Caldwell attended the summary day in Exeter. Mr. & Mrs. Ken Jones and family, Hillier visited recently with Mr. & Mrs. Harold Jones. Sympathy of the com- munity Is expressed to Mrs. W.L. Mellis in the death of her husband W.L Mellis a life long resident of Kippen. Mrs. Tom Burke Wroxeter is visiting her sister Mrs. W.L. Mellis. Mrs. Margaret Mellis Hutchison, St. Thomas who is 92 years young attended the funeral of her brother Wilfred last Tuesday. PRICES IN EFFECT IN ALL ZEHRS MARKETS UNTIL CLOSING TUESDAY APRIL 14 PRE - GOVERNMENT INSPECTED UTILITY GRADE TENDER YOUNG FROZEN OVEN READY ZENRS "COUNTRY OPEN" 1 IN-STORE BAKE SHOP SPECIALS FRESH "COUNTRY OVEN" WHITE BREAD 24 oz. LOAF 590 FRESH DELICIOUS • KAI R RQLLS PKG OF 4 59f RANAN 11l CHOCOLATE CAKE ROLLS 15 oz. $1.29j EXTRA VALUE! LIMIT 2 TURKEYS PER FAMILY 6-f4 lbs. ,b. zehrs fine markets... of fine roods MIRACLE WTTER SASTEO OR OVe n gi OD DEEP OIL BASTED 6-14 lbs. ready Swift's st 1 Sl11tANSAtt Premium birkeyslIb. LEAN YOUNG ONTARIO LOIN PORK CHOPS ;168' BUDGET PACK 3 CENTRE CHOPS 3 RIB PORTION 3 TENDERLOIN PORTION BONELESS! w ,CENTRE CUT LOIN PORK CHOPS AT THE DELI COUNTER NOT IN 1 SPECIAL! CANADA PACKER'S S.P.CORNMEALEO$ 2 OR *2.48 ROAST Ib. SPECIAL! ! CENTRE CUT: LOIN PORK CHOPS YOUNG ONTARIO PORK SPECIAL! 1.98 b • RIB PORTION PORK LOIN COUNTRY STYLE! SPARRISE X1. 78, MAPF SAUSAGE SCHNEIDERS SMOKED COOKED STORE OLE FASNIONE$ NAM SLICED 41,1 CREDO SCHNEIDEBJ _COANIEsi SCHNEIDERS LARGE FRESH RING BOLOGNA lb. '2, 98 Ib 1,79 Ib.jii4b Its X1.79 SCHNEIDERS FRESH! NOT FROZEN ENGLISH SAUSAGE Ib. x1.98 SCHNEIDERS MINI DELI COOKED MEATS 250 gr. 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