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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1983-05-18, Page 16SCHNE SCHNEIDERS BEEF STEAKETTES Specials in effect until closing Tues. May 24 excluding Produce specials which are in effect only until closing Saturday, May 21, 1983. 500 g SCNNEIDERS SL/CED SCHNEIDERS SUM OLDE FASHIONED SUMMER SMOKED HAM ' SAUSAGE 9.‘944.199• /kg .2JUMBO 9 SIZE Ib. � Ib. SHOPSYS SHOPSYS POTATO 8 EGG MACARONI SALAD SALAD 3.51 2.62 /kg /kg Ib. 1.19 Ib. Fast Fey Centre Cut Loin PORK CHOPS Country Style Rib Portion PORK LOIN Tenderloin Portion Loin PORK ROAST Schneiders Pure Pork SMOKED SAUSAGE Schneiders Sausage POLISH RING Country Gold round DINNER HAM Country Gold sliced CORNED BEEF. 4.83/kg 2.191b. 3.9S/1,9 1.791b. 3.95/kg 1.791b. 14 FRESH COMBINATION - BUDGET PACK PORK LOIN CHOPS FRESH FROM THE 1.011 .CENTRE COI PORK CHOPS q.39 1!! FRESH CENTRE CUT LOIN BONELESS PORK CHOPS DR ROASTS 5.7, 2." /kg lb. NOROXOF16xA N501. ME RIB EYE STEAKS FROZEN 5 LB. BOX f8.98 703/kg 3.191,.Qk•V�Q\' BOX OF16x5OZ. 6.59 /kg 2.991b. LOIN STEAKS 6.3714.89 FROZEN S LB. Box 18.98 2.39 NO NAME STRIP FOUR 50 g SUPEROF SUPECIAL PRODUCT .S.A. FRESH CRISP RADISHES 16 oz. PKG. SUPER SPECIAL ' PRODUCT OF U.S.A. FRESH BUNCHES GREEN ONIONS BUNCHES FOR SCHNEIDERS FULLY COOKER - NALVES OLDE FASHIONED SMOKED HAMS s.so 3.99 Ib. SCHNEIDERS FROZEN - 3 VARIETIES MINI SIZZLERS 500 9 PKG. 2.49 SCHNEIDERS SLICED • 9 VARIETIES COOKED MEATS 1759 990 PKG. ALL MARKETS WILL BE CLOSED MONDAY, MAY 23 GARDEN CENTRES Open 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Mon. May 23 FOREST GLEN PLAZA - Kitchener GLENRIDGE CENTRE - Waterloo BEECHWOOD CENTRE - Waterloo SOUTH CAMBRIDGE CENTRE 3 Centre Cut Portions 3 Rib Portions 3 Tenderloin Portions Ib. SCHNEIDERS FROZEN S Kg SHORT INNER C 9 5U Nl PORK TAILS I.9' /kg 89! SCHNEIDERS SLICED- 5 VARIETIES SIDE BACON P50K0G9 2,79 SCHNEIDERS SLICED - 6 VARIETIES BOLOGNA 9 149PKG. SCHNEIDERS MINI DELI MEAT CHUBS 2508 PKG. 1,99 PROMICT OF CANADA ONTARN) DROWN NO. 1 ENGLIS I CUCUMBERS 89# EACH PRODUNADACT OfNOU.S.A. CA. 1 BRUSSEL SPROUTS 2.111mg 99,. 0 PRODUCT Of U.S.A. CANADA NO. 1 ORM CALIFORNIA STRAWBERRIES 9�� HEAPING PINT PRODUCT OF U.s.A. FLLoRIDA WATERMELON 86"q 39". PRODUCT Of U.S.A. CALIFORNIA PRODUCT Of U.S.A. LEMONS SIZE 14as 6/79# FRESH LIMES CHECK ZEHRS MARKETS FOR EXCELLENT VARIETY AND PRICES ON BOX PLANTS. FLOWERS 1 VEGETABLES (NOT IN ALL MARKETS) 4/79° PRODUCT Of U.S.A. NO. 1 SPANISH TYPE ONIONS SUPER SPECIAL PRODUCT OF USA CANADA NO. 1 GRADE CALIFORNIA BAG LONG WHITE '2,79 NEW POTATOES 64`2 IIS /kg PRODUCE SPECIALS IN EFFECT FROM WED. MAY 18TH UNTIL CLOSING SATURDAY MAY 21st • PROOUCT Of CHILI RED SWEET EMPEROR GRAPES 161/kg 1.191b PRODUCT Of CANADA, FRESH COLE SLAW e oz. PKGS. 2/99° PRODUCT OF ONTARIO BEAN SPROUTS PRODUCT Of U.S.A. CHERRY TOMATOES PINT PROOUCT OF U.S.A. CALIFORNIA SIZE 113 1.39 NAVEL ORANGES Doz. 1.79 ONTARIO FANCY MACINTOSH APPLES 3 Ib. BAG 1.49 PRODUCT Of HONDURAS 001E DRANO PINEAPPLES 812E 144 EACH PRODUCT Of U.S.A. CALIFORNIA 179 BUNCH CARROTS EA. 79° NO MAIM 7.7.7 OR 1044 FERTILIZER 20 kg MO -NAME FOR YOUR GARDEN 4-12-1 FERTILIZER 10 K01 Page 4A Times -Advocate, May 18, 1983 rte, READY TO RALLY - South Huron Junior Formers Louise Ryan (behind the wheel), navigator Liz Klaver and backseat assistants Simon Klaver and Donna Vellenga get instructions from Scott Hodgert before starting out on the Junior Farmers third annual car rally and treasure hunt. McGillivray sets taxes, acting clerk names Tr?asurer Shirley Scott has been named acting clerk of McGillivray township follow- ing, the death of clerk Bill Amos. The regular meeting of council was held a week later than normal because of the clerk's death. Jacob Lagerwerf was nam- ed to represent the township on the Ausable-Bayfield Con- servation Authority. Council dealt at length with the 1983 budget finally ap- proving the township mill rate at 64.02. In 1982 the township rate was 64.45 mills. The overall total mill rate Has been set at 226.46 mills, an increase of 17.46 mills or about 8.5 percent. The Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food inform- ed council that the tile drainage loan program for 1983-84 will be 60 percent of total cost at an interest rate of eight percent. A wage settlement has been reached with works employees whereby full tirne employees will receive an in- crease of 31 cents perhourto removed under the Canada - $8.55 per hour and $8.75 an Ontario Employment hour for a probationary Development Program. Any foreman. person wishing to clean up Employees are also to some fences should contact receive 100 percent OHIP works superintendent Bruce benefits up from the previous Karr for details. two-thirds. The next regular meeting is Roadside fences are being set for June 6 at 7 p.m. Zurich 4-H horse club On Wednesday night, at 7:30, the Zurich 4-H Horse and Pony Club held its meeting at the farm of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Parke. We talked about the up -coming 411 fun day Sunday May 22 and some of the things we have to bring for the dif- ferent classes. John handed out books to show us how to judge animals. We then went to the barn to try our judging skills by judging horses and sheep. After coming back into the house, we finished organiza- tion of the 4H fun day. The fun day is open to all 411 Horse and Pony .members. When you come, be sure to have some identification to prove that you are in a 411 group. There will also be a small admission price at the gate. Hensall news NcNaughton Bus Tours, I1- derton took a number of Hen- sall Horticultural Society members and friends to Burl- ington and the Royal Botanical Gardens in the regional municipalities of Hamilton, Wentworth and Halton, Monday. The family of Mrs. Edith Bell surprised her with a get- together Sunday honouring her birthday. Oneida's Great Place Setting Sale! Full Lifetime Warranty Hurry! Sale ends May 31, 1983 Your once -a -year opportunity to receive spectacular savings on famous, fine quality sitverplated and stainless tableware from Oneida. 5 -Piece Place Setting Includes: Teaspoon, Dessert/Soup Spoon, Dinner Knife, Dinner Fork, Salad Fork. Matching completer sets also on sale in all patterns. COMMIJNrrY SILVER►LATE BALE REO. SAYE SUSS MSS T5 125.18 i N l• ROOERS° SILVERPLATE SALE AEG SAVE 128.00 881 Mo 122.51 0050 UNTTY STAMM , SALE REO. SAVE Its.a q.n 114.78 r HEIILOOM LTD STAINLESS SALE REO. SAVE MOW S82.50 S22.51 11 HEIRLOOM STAINLESS SALE REO.SAVE 4/ 200 S48.00 ,toot ONBIDA DELUXE STADIUMS SALE REO. SAVE 514.90 427.60 . 512.51 DONEIDA Th. ,d,ac uht 1)ur ,d. n.meh. m.r.,dt a t Otn,t • Albert Street, Clinton 26 Mlirtt litres/ Death, Soerforth 284 Main Woof, 'water 203 Durham atroot I. Welkarton 135 ottoon Stramot test, St. Marys 1 NSTETT JECWEV E E RS Zion Ladies A Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid held a mother and daughter pot luck supper Tuesday, May 10. There were 26 members and their guests as well as mothers of the congregation and their guests. All sat down to a delicious supper. Stacey Rader proposed a toast to the mothers and her mother, Nancy Rader, made a toast to all daughters present. Mrs. Florence Martene presided for the business. The Altar Guild reported 29 calls and several phone calls. The new Guild is Helen Nadiger and Mrs. Harry Hayter. Two birthday, one sympathy and two get well cards were sent out. Group 2 is in charge of the birthday party at the Blue Water Rest Home, June 14. The Aid will serve cookies and drinks at vacation Bible School. A pot luck dinner will be served August 7 for the 110th anniversary of Zion Lutheran Church. Mrs. Lorne Becker, Mrs. Florence Martene and Mrs. Mayo Melleeke gave suitable readings. Those winning plants in draws were Karen Keller, Maxine Miller, Tammy Restemayer, Cathy Keller, Michelle Vandeworp, Linda Genttner, Sherrie Stade, Melissa Hayter, Shelley Rader, Ninia Kraft, Doris Westlake, Julie Genttner, Li- ly Becker, Peggy Restemayer, Elva Willerl, Alma Genttner, Luella Tieman, Tammy Keller and Fern Rader. Mrs. Earl Keller showed pictures and gave a detailed account of the trip she and her family had to Australia. UCW meet Calvary United Church Women met Tuesday with the theme "Stewardship". Mrs. Bill Chandler welcomed everyone. Mrs. Don Weigand sang a solo "The Rose" ac- companied on the piano by her mother, Mrs. Irene Kennedy. Mrs. Don Gaiser reported on her weekend at Sault Ste. Marie. She is to be discussion leader at Westminster Col- lege weekend May 27-19. The Sunshine committee for this month is Mrs. Chandler and Mrs. Earl Guenther. The next meeting is May 31 when there will also be a tea towel shower. Cake was served for lunch in honor of the 70th anniversary. Personals Bili Adam has returned home following a rr.onth in id enjoy successful pot -luck University Hospital, London, where he had surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Miller, Taber, Alberta and Mrs. Chris' Olson, Regina, Saskatchewan are spending a week with Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Stade and Sherrie. Mr. and Mrs. Stade, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Miller and Mrs. Chris Olsen spent Fri- • day with a nephew and fami- ly, Mr. and Mrs. Siegfried Miller, Port Dover and Satur- day they all attended the wed- ding of a niece, Mary Biesen- thal to Lawrence Hammond at Brantford. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rader, Ben and Robin, London, were Sunday afternoon .visitors RALLY PRIZES - South Huron Junior Farmers Florence Ryan and Rob Essery display two of the prizes won in their third annual car rally and treasure hunt. with Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Rader. Rev. Mayo Melleeke, pastor of Zion Lutheran church was in charge of the afternoon service at the Blue Water Rest Home, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Don Gaiser attended the United Church of Canada's London Conference at Woodstock on the weekend. Don was the delegate from Calvary United Church. Rev. Barbara Laing was also in attendance. Louis Zimmer is a patient in Westminster Hospital, Lon- don; Elgin Kipfer is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Attention Dashw..d and area residents This is your invitation to enjoy the ex cellent shopping in Exeter Thursday, May 19 is Exeter Excursion Day and the Exeter Mainway merchants are offering free bus transporation from Dashwood to Exeter and back. Be sure you take part in the free draw for passengers. Dashwood Pickup point is across from The Dashwood Hotel. TWO CONVENIENT TIMES - Leave Dashwood at 1:15 p.m. return at 5 p.m. Leave Dashwood at 6:00 p.m. return at 9:30 p.m. MO NAME WEED i FEED 199 FERTILIZER 1046-410 Kg 2.99 4.99 PROOUCT Of U.S.A. FLORIDA FRESH j fi /kg ZUCCHINI SQUASH ll'Ib. NO NAME CRABGRASS PREVENTER 10 Kg BAG 9.99 SD /kg Sl f Ib. PROOUCT Of s. AFRICA GRANNY SMITH pg /kg APPLES n' Ib. PRODUCT Of ONTARIO 79° DUTCH SETS PKO. NO NAME TOP SOIL 3e LITRE Produce specials in effect until closing Saturday, May 21 We reserve the right to limit purchases to reasonable family requirements. 2.9? NNATNiNS-1E110NIAS-SERANIUMS HANGING BASKETS to.. 8.95 •