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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-09-30, Page 13mg new d ft b�i��'ness See our Stratford Office Representative ROB SINCLAIR AT: The Devon Building, Main Street, Exeter ON: The 1st & 3rd Tuesday of each month (Next Visit Date: Oct. 1 ) 11 you require financing to start, modernize or expand your business and are unable to obtain it elsewhere on reasonable terms and conditions or if you are interested in the FBOB management services of counselling and training or wish information on government programs available for your business, talk to our representative. FEDERAL BUSINESS !)FVFIOPMFNT BANK For an appointment or further Information on the Bank's services call 271-5650 (collect) or write 1036 Ontario Street, Stratford, Ontario Scott's at graduation CIandeboye Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Scott attended the graduation Saturday of their grand- daughter, Sandra Heaman of Atlee Craig from Lambton College, Sarnia in the radio, television and journalism course. Joe Cunningham ac- companied Don Hirtzel of Parkhill to Delaware, Ohio, last week to see the Little Brown Jug. Art and Jean Hodgins attended a 30th wedding anniversary dinner party Sunday evening in honour of Shirley and Jack Ryan, held at the home of Marion and Bernard Benn of Lucan. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hornell and Jimmy of St. Johns, Newfoundland, returned home on Thursday after spending over a week with their grandmother, Mrs. Agnea Hornell and their aunt and uncle Margaret and Maurice Hettrlck. The Hettricks' and Mrs. Hornell returned to their home in Kirkland Lake on Monday after spending most of September in the village. CHECKING RAIN GAUGE - Usborne Central School students attending Comp Sylvan last week learned about weather facts from Jay Campbell. Above, he shows a rain gauge to Aaron Hugill, Tammy Howe, Jean Buswell and Steven Pym. T -A photo McNAIR WALNUTS PIECES OR $ CHOPPED SAVE 74` REG. $1.93 • 7 200 g. PKG. J s ALL PURPOSE FLOUR FIVE ROS S 2.5 BAG sz.et • 1/4 f , REG. McNAIR RED OR RED & GREEN GLACE CHERRIES 8 ozZE REG. SI 52aUP.31 SULTANA RAISINS ;1.99Pn. McHAIR SEEDLESS SAVE $1.20 REG. $3.19 McNAIR COCONUT SWEETENED FLAKED OR SHREDDED P200KG. ._ 1 09 SAVE WITH THESE SPEC ON AU. YOUR BAKING NEEDS BUTTERSCOTCH OR SEMI -SWT. CHOCOLATE BAKING CHIPS CHIPITS 12 oz. • 99 MAGIC , BAKING POWDER $1. g. 79 FLEISINIMANN$ FAST RISING YEAST # 4 o450 TINz. 1.89 McCORMICKS GRAHAM WAFERS OR CRUMBS Sif9 400 g . MAPLE LEAF . MINCEMEAT REGULAR zBo.. OR RUM 2 BRANDY • 69 ASSORTED COLOURS KLEENEX FACIAL TISSUE 69`OF BLACK DIAMOND SINGLE THIN CHEESE SLICES 229 500 g. PKG. ROYAL IRONSTONE 11" FLAVOUR SAVER CERAMIC PIE BAKER ;3.g8' McNAIR DELUXE CUT MIXED FRUIT 3 8 oz. SIZE 4 VARIETIES KITCHEN UTENSIL SETS IN HANDY CANVAS HANG UPS GREAT HANG UPS FULL 13" SIZE BAKERS SECRET PAIR OVEN MITTS '%9 9 MUFFIN PAN '2.49 BAKERS SECRET BAKERS MOT SHEET 1E .x1e••x31.-'2 49 CAKE PAN $2.49j KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES j29 CLOVER VALLEY CHEESE SPREAD s. 99 CNOC. CHIP, CHOC. FUME CREME, OATMEAL, PARISIAN CREME DIGESTIVE SHORTCAKE, PEANUT BETTER CHIP OR CHOC. VANILLA 404454 g. PKG ZEHRS 1.419 COOKIES KELLOGG'S RAISIN BRAN s2.29 5 VAR. FANCY STOKELY 12-14 TINS oz. VEG- 2/99# ETABLES RAGU PLAIN STYLE WITH MEAT OR MUSHROOMS 14bz.s9# SPAGHETTI 790 SAUCE .. o. STOKELY 14 oz. DARK RED O�NEW EANS 59'IDNE CADBURY'S INSTANT HOT REGULAR OR WITH MARSHMALLOW CHOCOLATE . 2.29 ORANGE JUICE KENTFROZEN 12' oz. TIN FRUIT BEVERAGE FIVE ALIVE12R 01. 99° 2 ROLLS W$$TR OR YELLOW PRINTED KLEENEX s TOWELS. !•�9 NORTHERN 001.0 4 VARIETIES GRANOLA r.�ww DMI 275 g. PKG. ti • ' r/ BLACK DIAMOND 4 VARIETIES 225 g. PKG. CHEDDAR $4. inSTICKS . PEPPERONI OR DELUXE TENDERCRISP 454-482 9• McCAIN $. 09 PIZZASg•CP SAVE AT ZEHRS Right now when you shop at Zehrs you will receive a coupon which entitles you to $2 off.any tickets you purchase for the Miss Oktoberfest Pageant to be held at Kitchener's Centre in the Square on the evening of Thursday, October 8, 1981.. • - 'One coupon' saves you $2 on every ticket you purchase. BLACK DIAMOND 340 g. PKG. MARBLE MOZZARELLA OR HAVARTI CHEESE pi CHUNKS .99 BLACK DIAMOND PARMESAN 250 q. GRATED CHEESE $2. 47 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASES TO REASONABLE WFEKtY FAMILY REQUIREMENTS. 30R WED. RIGHT PAGE Visit Montrose TImes-Advocate, S;opoirmbor 30, 1981 Page 13 Happy Gang enjoy trip By Alice Dickens Ailsa Craig Recently Mr. and Mrs. Stewart McIntosh, Arkona and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Morley visited with the latter's brother, Mr. Frank McGillivray school news By TAMMY NOYES BONNIE LYNN Tuesday, September 22, the McGillivray cross- country team went to Strathroy to run. The cross country course was very wet and muddy, but that did not stop Jeff Amos from finishing third, Darcy McLean, Fifth and Kim Amos, ninth. All runners should be congratulated for finishing the race in such wet con- ditions. We would like to thank our coach Mr. Hern for spending his time to help us improve our running ability. The soccer teams have been chosen and will be participating in a tour- nament at Parkhill -West Williams on October 8. The 3' girls are being coached by Mrs. Freer and the boys by Mr. Brown. The student council was elected by the students and the representatives are: Grade 1, Dwayne Scott, Becky McAlpine; grade 2' Stephanie VanDam, Paul Woodburn; grade 3, Suzanne Tweddle, Jason Scott; grade 4, Tracy Thompson; grade5; Artie Mollard, Kelly Elson; grade 6' Steven Rowe, Tracey Kettle; grade 7; Debbie Hodgson, Dean Allen, Meagan Henry - Secretary; Grade 8 Brad Scott, Bonnie Lynn- Vice President, and Tammy Noyes -President. Grades 4 and 5 went on a trip to Bill Ali.ispon's bush on September 24 for their science unit "Woodland Community". The students viewed numerous plants and t s. -- y Vti'E V11t t BE PLEASED tO SERVE YOU /N EXETER - HWYS, 4 & 83 OUR MANAGER IS LESB( 111 OPEN - WED - THURS - FRI TILL NINE 1 Simpson of Kitchener. Tuesday The Happy Gang group and friends boarded a McNaughton bus for Mon- trose, Mich. A delicious noon meal was served followed by a musical program and several games of euchre. On the return trip the seniors dined near Sarnia. A sincere thank you goes to Harold Guilfoyle for the wort entailed for this en- joyable trip. Sunny skies prevailed on Wednesday when fourteen seniors enjoyed a trip to Rock Glen, shopping at Van Bree's fruit shed, tour of Arkona, and a drive through the colourful countryside. Again we enjoyed another outouting, thanks to Lloyd Roth. Riverview Women's Institute met on September 7 at the Masonic hall, Ailsa Craig. We were fortunate indeed in having Ralph Robinson come to the meeting to talk about Egypt, showing slides and giving an excellent description of what each slide was about and how it related to their way of living both in cities and in • rural areas, especially around the Nile river. Ralph certainly didn't miss any important details about his work or travels in Egypt. He mentioned what a lovely city Alexandria is in contrast with Cairo which is so hot in the summer. Mrs. Leona Hughes thanked Ralph. The president, Mrs. Rosser, added her thanks. Roll Call was answered by naming a Provincial or Federal cabinet minister and his position. Secretary's report and treasurer's report were given followed by the scripture psalm 43 read by Mrs. Mary Rees. An interesting paper on World Affairs, noting in particular farm unions was given by Mrs. Leona Hughes. "What we make of our homes is more important than what our homes are made of" was ably taken by Mrs. Roland Neil. During the business plans made to attend a meeting at Beechwood Institute the following evening. The meeting closed with 0 Canada and the Institute Grace. Mrs. Gordon McNaughton and committee served a tasty lunch. Several families from the United Church attended Brinsley anniversary ser- vice on Sunday. Rev. John Davis of Stratford was the guest speaker and Mr. Peter Snell supplied special music. Mr" and Mrs. Gordon Sutherland and Mr. and Mrs. Owen Bice attended the 40th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Burnie at the home of their son, Dan and Shirley Burnie of Charing Crass. Mrs. Wm. Leitch visited last Saturday with Miss Jean Stewart, Mt. Brydges. Kippen 4-H club meets By MRS. RENA CALDWELL KIPPEN The first meeting of the 4- H girls club was held at the home of the leader Mrs. Al Hoggarth September 15. The following officers were chosen: President, Julie Wright, Vice - President, Kathy Finlayson, Secretary, Joan Binnendyk, Press Reporter, Lisa Hoornaert. A name was chosen "Chic - chicken chess." The lesson consisted of learning how to cut up a whole chicken. Refreshments were served. The second meeting was held at the assistant headers home, Mrs. Gary Finlayson, September 22. Four recipes using chicken were tried. Mrs. Tom Burke, Wroxeter, visited with her sister Mrs. W.L. Meths. Mrs. Vivan Cooper is visiting at Grand Prairie, Alberta. } CLEANING UP - Bob Sims, Jim Lewis and Brett Batten are shown cleaning up their chuckwagon sleeping quarters during last week's visit by Usborne Central School student' to Comp Sylvan. T -A photo Cromarty Cubs organize By MRS. ROBERT LAING CROMARTY Sixteen parents and leaders of 1st Cromary Cubs, Scouts and Beavers met in the basement of Cromarty Presbyterian Church Wednesday night to organize for the 1981-82 season. Following the payment of fees, the business meeting was held with Bill Mahon !residing and Ruth Laing :rs secretary. The new group committee will consist of Bill Mahon, chairman, Betty Stoneman, secretary; Lorne Fell, treasurer, Phoning parents are Joan Dow and Barbara McCaughey for Beavers and Jack Christie for Cubs. There was considerable discussion on the difficulty inb finding leaders for a small boy scout troop this year. The next meeting of the group committee will be on October 7. Beaver leaders this year are Carol Ann Scott, Mary Ryan, Linda Pullman and cub leaders are Bill Cameron and Rhea Cameron. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Dow have returned home following a trip to the east coast Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Dow have returned home following a trip to the East Coast. GET YOURS Exeter Mainway Merchants VITTIOsti VitiMU .,•, .. Se. 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