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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-09-10, Page 18Page 18 Times -Advocate, September 10, 1981 Dashwood Institute plans quilt workshop By MRS. IRVIN RADER E)ashwood Women's Institute met Tuesday, September 1 for the first fall meeting with. Mrs. Gordon Bender. presiding. New programs were hand- ed out. and with Mary Broadfoot at the piano. the opening Ode and several songs from the W.I. new song sheets were sung. Roll calf was "Care. to keep house plants healthy". An adult workshop will be held to October on quilts with Mrs Eben Weigand and Mrs Gordon Bender as leaders Two delegates, Mrs Hilda Rader and Mrs. Gordon Bender will attend the W I fall rally at Belgrave in October. Leaders for the new 4-11 project 'Which came first. the chicken or the egg?" are Mrs' Rav Rader and Mrs. Earl Keller Mrs Bender then turned the meeting over to the Agriculture and Canadian Industries convener, Mrs. Emil Becker. The group con- ducted a penny sale of vegetables. baking, plants, jams and crafts. Bunco followed with Mrs. Harold Carroll high and Mrs. Frieda Keller low. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Miller. who have moved to town from their RR 2, Dashwood. farm were taken by surprise Saturday even- ing August 29 when old neighbors called for a social evening of cards and reminiscing. There were 29 present. They presented them with a mirror and a pair of ceramic horses. Oscar and Laura were delighted. Miss Shiela Willert, bride - elect o_ f September has been feted by several showers. The accounting department at Dashwood Industries held a shower for her. Her aunt. Mrs. Nora Weido and Mrs. Ruth Greb were hostesses at the former's home for relatives of the bride. Mrs. Eben Weigand and Mrs. Leonard Restemayer were hostesses at Dashwood com- munity centre for neighbors of the bride. Mrs. Wilbur Stewart, Lon- don, spent several days with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gaiser and girls. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Rader were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wellwood Gill. Craigweil Gardens. Ailsa Craig. Laurie Becker. Trenton. spent the weekend with her arents. Mr and Mrs. Bill Becker and family. Elizabeth Datars and Don Beaver have returned to their studies at Fanshawe College. A Targe number from here attended the .Hayter - Overholt wedding at Mt. Carmel Church and the dinner and reception at the Exeter Ree Centre. A be- quesf flowers from the wedding was placed in Zion Lutheran Church. Sue Anne Schroeder will be working in Hull for the secretary of state of Quebec in the translation depart- ment. Sandra Schroeder will be working in London as a counselor for the mentally retarded They are the daughters of Jake and Pat Schroeder. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Oxen - f orth. Winnipeg. were Fri- day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mason and Doug. Calvary United church Sunday School will start Sun- day. September 13 at 9:45 Mr. and Mrs. George Tieman spent the weekend at Waterdown with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hoperoft .and family. As most of the Robert Hayter Sr. family were home for the Hayter - Overholt wedding, a family reunion was held Sunday afternoon at -the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hayter and family. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bruce Wind- sor: Mr. and Mrs. John Snyder. Brantford: Mrs. Grace Beavis and Mr. and Mrs. Don Duffy and family. Detroit: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hayter and family: Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hayter and family. Goderich: Mr. and Mrs. Earl Vandahl. Earl (Jr.) and Mr. and Mrs. Doug Vandahl and Robert. Montreal. Bob's two sons. Rick. New York and Jeff. Toronto. were home also. Mr. and Mrs. George Wolfe and Claudine, Toron- to: Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wolfe and family, Dorchester; and Mr. and Mrs. Eric Wolfe and family London. were weekend guests with Mrs. Stuart Wolfe. They all attended an Eagleson family reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hamather, Hensall, Sunday. The families of the late Paul and Violet Ducharme, 200 in all. attended a family reunion at Dashwood com- munity centre Sunday. A great time was held by all. Members came from as far away as Windsor, Kincar- dine and London. 7 "LEAF TALK -- Harvey Smith of the Crediton area chats with Rick Blight of the Toronto Maple leafs at an area corn roost Thursday night. Blight was one of the 53 pros attending the Huron Hockey School. T -A photo BIKERS HEADING TO CLASSES - A large number of Exeter students used their bikes to get to school Tuesday morning. A number are shown here ready to cross Main street. T -A photo Showers at Centralia By MRS. FRED BOWDEN Kay Tripp and Mildred Greb were hostesses for a miscellaneous shower in the schoolroom of the United Church Thursday evening in honour of Debra (Harrison) Tilley. Diane McIntyre greeted the guests. Debbie Tilley and Susan Hodgins assisted the bride in displaying her gifts. A reading "Love" was given by Leanna Tripp. Contests were conducted. Debra ex- pressed her appreciation for the lovely gifts. Community residents presented Mrs. Joe Eagleson ( the former Joanne Smyth) with a gift of money in honour of her re- cent marriage. Both brides have our best wishes for many years of happiness. Personals Mrs. Alison Brigden of Toronto ( formerly of Waubaushine) was a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins for a cou- ple of days last week. Mr. and Mrs. Hodgins and Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Morley, Lieury were visitors with their brother. Mr. Chas Hodgins. in Chesley over the Labor Day weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Greb nded the Steam Era Guild meets at Brinsley By GORDON MnRLEY - The ladies guild of St. Mary's Church met in the church basement Wed- nesday evening. Members answered the roll call by exchanging houseplants and slips. Plans were made for several up -coming functions including the annual bazaar, bake sale and tea, which will be held on Thursday November 19 at 8:30 p.m. The guest speaker was Mrs. Beth Smith of Lucan, who gave an interesting and moving talk on being the parent of a disabled child. Hostess for the meeting were Mrs. Lois Morgan and Mrs. Elizabeth Corbett. Mrs. Don Newey and Carol London visited Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Trivithick. Mr. and Mrs. George Prest had a short holiday in the area of Kingston recently. Ruth Trevi thick has returned to Etobicoke to resume her duties as a teacher after the holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Durand and family were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Morley. GREAT VALUES election of TIMEX WATCHES 1/3 off Johnson & Johnson Men's, Women's & Ch,ldrens BABY Sugg. Retail S3.05 SHAMPOO 450 ml 1.99 Smiles Chuckles Sugg. Retail S9.89 7.89 TURTLES 28oz. Faberge Dry, Oily or Normal 900 ml SHAMPOO or 3.05 CCONDITIONER Sugg Retail S3 89 .,,, Small Meriivm & Large RUBBER GLOVES 89( PORK 'n BEANS Sugg Retail 1.35 99c 28 oz. loU,d 3 colors Sugg. Retail 2.69 300 ml. 99( NU SOAP Droch's CORNED BEEF Sugg. Retail 51.69 12 oz 99( Millionaires Whole In Soya Oil BABY MACKEREL 594 No Nome CAT FOOD 15o, 25c or 4/95 GOOD SELECTION OF BACK -TO -SCHOOL SUPPLIES Effective Thurs., Sept. 10 to Sun., S.pt. 13 `ciscounir EXETEP • 235 1661 STORE HOURS 9:00o.m.-9.00p.m. - Sundays 12:00 Noon • 6:00 p.m. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES show in Milton on Saturday. Mrs. Lorne Hicks was a Sunday guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Chowen in Thorndale. Monday Mrs. Hicks had as guests Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cumming (newlyweds) of Hudson, Wisconsin. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bowden were Sunday even- ing dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm Allison, Ailsa Craig. Rev. Burton Crowe in his sermon in the United Church Sunday morning outlined "Christian Beliefs" that have proven to be an inspira- tion to him during his years in a ministry choir under the direc- tion of Mr. Gill sang an anthem. To attend Kippen Regional Show slides at Crediton UCW By MRS. PETER MARTIN CREDITON Thursday evening the ladies of the United Church Women met in the Sunday School Rooms for their first meeting of the fall. Norma Fahner, Alma Schwartz, Clara Ratz and Doris Sch- wartz conducted the worship service. Nola Ratz showed slides on her trip to Alaska. President, Jean Neil opened the business portion with a prayer. Various reports were given and approved. Group 3 is in charge of a social evening at the Zurich Bluewater Rest Home, September 8 at 7 p.m. The Fall Regional will be held at Kippen, September 30, at 12:30 It is hoped the cook- books will be ready for the October meeting. The U.C.W. ladies are invited to join with the Women's Institute at their September 16 meeting. It will be held in the hall at 8 :15. Mrs. Neil then closed with prayer and lunch was served by Velma Russell, Clara Ratz and Mary Kenney. The first meeting of the 4- H girls, "What Came First, the Chicken or the egg;" course will be held at the hall at 7:30. Girls 12 by Sep- tember 1 are welcome to join. Mrs. Ida Smith is a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter. Mr. and Mr,. Fred Turn- bull have returned to New Orleans after spending two weeks holidays Pt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lamport. They also visited friends and relatives in the area. Dr. and Mrs. Robt. Turn- bull visited Wednesday at the Lloyd Lamport home. Jim. Betty and Jimmy Chappell have returned to their home in Surrey B.C. after a two week.Visit with Ruth Skinner, Grace Motley, Crediton and Clare and Ted Skihner, London. Lorne Finkbeiner is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. ANNOUNCEMENT We wish to announce that our business known as Gunn Home Hardware has been sold to Jerry MacLean and Son Automotive Ltd. The store at 412 Main St. will be closed for inventory Mon- day, September 14. The new owners will assume operation September 15. We extend our appreciation to all our friends and customers for their loyal support over the past fourteen years - Our sincere thanks for your patronage. fib Home Hardware HAROLD GUNN ENTERPRISES LTD., Win. and Harold Gunn 1 at T-BONE OR WING " FROM THE HIP - FULL CUT ROUND sTEAKs STEAK .' $ a�: ` BONE IN - $ .:?. x ;y . .,,cam' - '�,:# 2 3 , �r' `j, t /,S. sr �6 �.>r, gc • z� F.. y LB. s , , ,,_., , 4.,. . 0 :,.)„,. >�} �U f oi vR`+y ,^� 'psj a ��&. -� .� ey, ;-: .....`. ^"�3.4ixs:,.. ., 0 N'' , .t.itht.. .. ,.. / ..411' CUT FROM THE LOIN CANADA 'A' GRADE BEEF WITH ZEHRS SPECIAL TRIM FOR VALUE .: ZetitS fi:T:s::. CUT FROM THE LOIN - CANADA 'A' GRADE BEEF FROM THE HIP -OUTSIDE , ...tx,, , .,. '4' es 14 SCHNEIDERS FULLY COOKED SMOKED � LB. # PORK SHOULDER Z. S9 MOE OF CANADA VISKMC 1 18 BOLOGNA SNOPSYS ME►MED POTATO & Eos SALAD Le. f. -S9 > - � i , 1- 1. 4I '` i s A ' '- ' _ .•� TENDER 8 JUICY :, ;s.' ROAST E t . 'E f tt BONELESS -EY„... "� s F� ,�,.y. j ', $ 4Y�'' a . f v y , .t, .. r� �. LB. • , . REMOVED *� s.„ h LB. yid, WITH ZEHRS SPECIAL TRIM k� FOR VALUE �}� • UTILITY GRADE YOUNG TURKEYS FROZEN 6-12 LB. SIZE yy� I l .4. LB. FRESHLY MADE ED U GROUND BEEF 23% OR LESS FAT h¢ j' • 7 LB. CUT FROM THE HIP RU P ROAST BONELESS FROM THE HIP - INSIDE ROUND STEAK BONELESS • LB. • LB. SCHNEIDERS PORTION SIZE 75 g HAM STEAK1.69 SCHNEIDERS COOKED MEATS MTNI DELI'S #1. 61 REGULAR OR CHEESE 300 g375 SMOKIES $10S9 SCHNEIDERS SOO E. PKG. SKILLET STRIPSISS TRY OUR OWN BRAND ZEHRS SLICED SALAMI ,759. 89P ZEHRS SLICED SUMMER STYLE SAUSAGE 175 9: 119 SLICEONEIDERS MRSBRAND BOLOGNA *1.39OTT g. MAPLE LEAF SLICED THREE • 9EE CORNED BEEF;f.68 MAPLE LEAF PART SKINNED PORTION PACK -Vs COOKED HAM�e• % 98.., U SAKE site, COW ` �`— NOT AVAILABLE IN ALL ZEHRS#0 OR FR FRUIT BREAD OAF t TIGHT, DARK OR CARAWAY RYE BREAD 1= 69 I PRODUCT OF CANADA FINE WHITE - POUND UNK STYLE 12 LL CASE $16.50 DEVON BRAND PORK a SAUSAGEBEEF LB.', 48 PRIDE OF CANADA SWEET PICKLED DONEIESS PORK BUTT LB, ,tcps CAGE ROLL . Tdt3TA1TAILABLi (FRESH SEAFOOD IN ALL STORES [ FRESH ATLANTIC ,b COD FILLETS ?.19 '' ,73--------,_., CLEAN WASHED �,, '; ', , ` ONTARIO NO. 1dpki , POTATOES f . , ��- =416 10 lb. BAG PRODUCT OF CANADA •dli .. MUSHROOMS UT -A...ilk 'wI, Aill A CANADA NO. 1 QUALITY CELERY a STALKS 58:A. PRODUCT OF SOUTH AFRICA FANCY GRANNY SMITH 7190 APPLES Ib. PRODUCT OF CANADA ONTARIO GROWN BEAN of SPROUTS 47 Ib. PRODUCT OF CANADA ONTARIO GROWN MINI- CARROTS 691b• PR 1 ,. ,' � ' ' TN AFRICA 4 In BAG 0 N ORANGES .6 PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CAN. NO. 1 RED TOKAY GRAPES ,b PRODUCT OF CANADA ONTARIO NO. 1 -ASS011TED RED SWEET89 PEPPERS Ib. GREEN POTS TROPICAL PLANTS 2/ t.49 POTTIN4 SOIL 201. �,,27 WE WILL BE PLEA',I id EXETER - HWYS. I) I0 .SL AVE YOU IN 4 & 83 OUP MANAGE=R IS IFS H“)TT OPEN - WED - THURS - FRI TILL NINE lid 1 at