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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-07-08, Page 11McGillivray boys at scout Dv GORDOM'MORMY Five boys from McGillivray township are among the 20,00 Scouts and Venturers who are attending "CJ81" the -Canadian Scout Jamboree, which is being held near Canmore, Alberta Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cun- ningham and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lynn attended the running of the Queen's Plate Saturday at Woodbine race track in Toronto. They had a good view of the Queen Mother who passed very close to them. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Coughlin and Mr. and Mrs. Alan Hill were at Bingeman Park. Kitchener on the weekend for the Canadian International invitational camping rally. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Har- dy and famiLy, Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Scott, Dean and Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Gord Hardy and family from this area were among the 85 people that attended the Hardy pic- nic at the hime of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hardy in Lucan. Sunday. ja mbo.ree until July 10. The McGillivray boys are members of the 1st Ailsa Craig Venturers Company, who; along with their ad- visors, have been working for almost a year to earn money for the trip. The McGillivray boys also received a grant from the township council.. In addition to the many programs in camp, the Ven- turers wilt spend a day at the Calgary Stampede, and will take an overnight hike into the mountains. The boys attending from this area in- clude Dwight Hughes, David Marshall, Murray Sutherland. Barry Craven and David Corbett. Personals Members of the 1st Ailsa Craig Scout troop, along with their scouters attended church at St. Mary's, Brinsley. Sunday morning. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Thompson (nee Brenda Handy) who were married in Lieury Church, June 27. The service was cancelled Sunday in the United Church, Brinsley due to the illness of their minister Rev. R. Roberts. GRADUATION AT MT. CARMEL — The annual graduation ceremonies for grade eight students at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Separate School was held Wednesday night. Back, left, Tom Kester, Michael Lessard, Bob VandenBygaart, Sean, O'Rourke, Ken Mommersteeg, John Barkauskas, Ed Morrison, Bert VandenBygaart, David Dietrich and Paul Vanneste. Third row, Jacqueline Cronyn, Lorri McDonald, Miriam Steffens, Carole Proulx, Tommie Heaman and Dale Regier. Second row, principal Gary Birmingham, Tracey Dietrich, Teresa Baltessen, Lourie Henderson and teacher Terry Wilhelm. Front, Connie Kaak, Debbie Larkin, Irene Dietrich, Sandra Hullebusch, Angela Fleming and Katherine Davlaeminck. T -A photo GREEN WHITE -YELLOW -CORAL -DECORATED WHITE, PNIK, YELLOW, GREEN, CHAMPAGNE COTTONELLE BATHROOM TISSUE 4 ROLL PACKAGE 129 DIETRICHS 100% WHOLE WHEAT BREAD 24 oz. LOAVES 59C ►OST CEREAL SUGAR CRISP 400 g 'Box *1.59 ITEMS CONCORD OR WHITE GRAPE JUICE 40 oz. 1.79 Uars FANcr SAUERKRAUT 26 0=• 7 oars FANcr TOMATO JUICE 10 oz. 3FOR *1 Liars TROPICAL �► FRUIT PUNCH 413 oz. 9 UI$Y$ 2 VARIETIES ORANGE JUICE 6 >< 6 oz. *1.89 S VARIIEnES t5B 1111 DITTIES PFEIFFER DRESSINGS 69' UaT$ RED KIDNEY BEANS 14 oz. 2FOR SCOTT DECORATED FAMILY NAPKINS 1130'. 1.3 Ho DOGESN NAMdUR6ER OR ROLLS 8's 750 FREONI DELICIOUS PROTEIN BREAD 16 oz. 49 COUNTRY OVEN �� FRUIT EAD 16 0=. • ROYAL WEDDING 5.00 VENIR ' TE EACH LIBBY'S ZOODLES ALPHAGETTI OR SPAGHETTI IN TOMATO SAUCE 2 14 oz. St TINS FOR McCAINS "REVIVE" FRUIT BEVERAGE 69 FROZEN 12.5.0Z. TIN WITH PORK OR IN TOMATO SAUCE LARGE 19 OZ. TINS LIBBYS BEANS 79 DARNARDIN QUART SIZE FREEZER BAGS • 20's FOR �' SARNARDIN PINT SUE FREEZER BAGS 25 s 2 FOR *1 DARNARMN POULTRY FREEZER BAGS 8's 2 FOR *1 DERNAROIN LARGE FREEZER BAGS 4's S9° DARMARMN STANDARD JAR CAPS i LIDS 12. 1,09 DARNARONISTANDARD 4 JAR LIDS 12'1 SS CLOD NOM BAY LEAVES 13g. GLASS 51149 aw NODS1 CELERY SEED 4g 894 POPSICLE BRAND GOOD 'N' PUDDIN' CHOCOLATE OR BUTTERSCOTCH CARTON OF 6 99` CASE OF 12 - 32 OZ. SIZE MASON JARS FOR CANNING 3i! FOR YOUR PRESERVING CERTO LIQUID STYLE 6 oz. 89, CERTO CRYSTALS2 oz. PKG. 2 R 89# CLUB STHOUSEAR MUD SEED 62 g. 751 CLUB HOUSE PICKLING SPICE 142 g. *1.39 TAME 3 VARIETIES CREME RINSE 250 ml *1.59 ANTIPERSPIRANT 3 VARIETIES RIGHT GUARD 260 ml 2.'49 HAIR REMOVER HAIR LOTION 125 ml *1.29 750 1s1 BOTTLES REO. OR DIET 7 -UP SOFT DRINKS POLEUPS. 49' SAARAPLLEE PE PIES 22 oz. *1.89 DAT LEA SOUR CREAM 500 mi. *1.19 MIXED VEGETABLES, PEAS i CARROTS, OR FANCY SMALL WHOLE BEETS LIBBYS VEGETABLES 14 oz. TINS BLUEWATER FROZEN ROSTON BLUEFISH STICKS 14 oz 189 BLUEWATER FROZEN HADDOCK FISH & CHIPS 10 oz.t1.89 1 FLAVOURS • SLEEVE PAK 2's GAY LEA YOGURT 250 9 67�► DELISLE CREAMED COTTAGE CHEESE wog *1.19 CHOC. ZUCCHINI OR CARROT CAKE SARA LEE CAKE 14 oz, 1.99 SARA LEE CHOC. BROWNIES 13 oz. *1.99 COUNTRY KITCHEN WHIPPED BUTTER 250g *1e39 DIETRICHS APPLE TURNOVERS 4.1 99° WESTONS LEMON OR RASPBERRY 9r BUTTER HORNS PKG of 6 fr WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASES TO REASONABLE WEEKLY FAMILY REOUIREMENTS ALL SPECIAL PRICES IN EFFECT 9 A M WED JUL Y ti UNTIL CLOSING TUESDAY JULY 14 1981 At Shipka centre Times -Advocate, July S, 1981 Pace 11 Schilbe family reunites By MRS. HUGH MORIN! SHIPKA Sixty-nine descendants of the late Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Schilbe. of Zurich, gathered Sunday at Shipka Communi- ty Centre for the 24th annual Schilbe reunion picnic. Nancy and Larry Schilbe were in charge of sports and games. Mrs. Emma Schilbe of Zurich won a prize for the most grandchildren. Relatives attended from Detroit. Zurich, Stratford, Bayfield. Thedford and Goderich. Officers elected for 1982 are: president, Bill Schade; secretary. Sharon Baker; sports committee, Ken and Carol Baker. Shipka T -ball loss The Shipka T -ball team played at McGillivray last Thursday evening. Score - McGillivary 41. Shipka 20. Phillip Little and daughters Jennifer and Angela, of Strathroy visited Saturday with the children's grandma. Mrs. Trellis Little and Earl Stebbins. Sunday dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Fermon Snyder were Rev. and Mrs. Richard Simpson, of Grand Cove. Sunday evening the Snyder's visited in Parkhill with Ruth and Harry Shep- pard. Recent visitors with yr. and FANSHAWE GRAD — Martha Elaine Neeb, daughter of Ward and Ina Neeb, Zurich, graduated from Fanshawe College on June 29 as a Child Care Worker. She attended Zurich Public School and S.H.D.H.S. She is presently employed at Madame Vanier Children's Services in London. Mrs Arnold Keller were Gwen. Mac and Johnny Windsor. of Exeter, Audrey, Roy and Mark Gibson, Crediton. Marian and Robert Feltz and children Terry, Tammy and Ricky, of Brinsley. Sunday afternoon callers with the Keller's Sr. were a grandson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Keller. Sarah and Barry of Strat- ford. Sherri -Lynn Keller, daughter of Jack and Bev spent holidays at her grand- parents. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kirk of Moorefield. At the recent fiddlers contest held in Petrolia, Willis Desjardine won 2nd prize in his age group in fiddling. July 16 for picnic The annual Shipka Com- munity picnic will be held here at the Community Cen- tre on July 16 at 7 p.m. All ladies are asked to br- ing a pie. Hot dogs will be provided. Sports a!ld games for children. Everyone in the community are invited to at- tend. Recent visitors with' Hugh and Annie Morenz were cousins Mrs. Beverley Ford and son John, of Bramalea. They also visited John's grandma. Mrs. Jessie Ford in Exeter. • Shellie Baker, of Strat- ford. is holidaying this week with her aunt and uncle, Don and Sharon Baker, and cousin Jamie. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schatz, of Garden City, Michigan, visited recently. with Laura and Oscar Miller, and Vern and Idella Schatz. Personals Ken and Ortha Baker phoned home last week to say they had arrived in Ed- monton. The Baker's are on a sightseeing motor trip to the West and will also visit with daughter's Nancy and Donna. working in Edmon- ton We're glad you asked! Bob Fletcher, Director With Bob Fletcher and Iry Armstrong of Iry Armstrong Director WHAT TO DO WHEN A DEATH OCCURS OUT-OF-TOWN If you're ever involved in arranging a funeral for someone who dies out of town, you should contact a local funeral director who will make the arrangements with a funeral director in the city where the death occurred. Our membership in professional organizations gives us contact with many highly qualified funeral service people across North America. We'll take the necessary steps to have the deceased brought home. We will confer with you at long distance or with other family members locally to plan the funeral. It is important to remember to call your home town funeral director FIRST. This will avoid duplication of effort fees. If you wish further details on out-of-town arrangements, please contact us. tigust The Funeral Home in Exeter who is a member of the Ontario Funeral Service Association is: IRV ARMSTRONG FUNERAL HOME PHONE 235 1220 cAt< BOB FLETCHER GOING OUT OF BUSINESS mum ig SHORES GIFT &JEWELLERY The Square GODERICH China... Crystal... Watches... Jewellery... THOUSANDS OF GIFT ITEMS... ALL REDUCED For This Great Close Out Sale (Owners retiring after 29 years) OPEN DAILY Mon. to Sat. and Fri. Evenings "Visa" •--- "Mastercharge" COME AND SEE IT... 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