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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-10-28, Page 25CLASS REPS - Student council class representatives at Zurich Public School are (from left) Marc Clausius, room 7, Kris McAdams, Room 8, and Brent O'Brien, room 6.. Zurich LCW hears talk on the disabled Miss Wendy Hines, Public Education Co-ordinator for the South Huron Association of the Mentally Handicapped was the guest speaker at the October meeting of the Lutheran Church Women. Miss Hines discussed the prevention of handicaps and the rehabilitation of disabled persons. The goal of the S.H.A. is that retarded per- sons live in a state of dignity and share in all aspects of community living. She show- ed slides of ARC Industries and the group homes in Ex- eter. After a social hour the monthly committee Mrs. Aluminum Products Residential -Farm -Commercial • Airmaster Aluminum Doors & Windows • Seamless Eavestrough, 5 colours • Aluminum Siding, Soffit, Fascia • Kool Vent Awnings • Shutters FREE ESTIMATES Phone 234-6401 Collect Ken McCann Enterprises Ltd. R.R. #2, Crediton, Ont. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Marie Deichert,Mrs.Eleanor Lawrence and Mrs. Bell Merner conducted a brief devotional service. Mrs. Marg Deichert, vice president took charge of the business meeting. Members were reminded that a special thank -offering would be taken next meeting. Six members said they would be interested in attending the western district meeting in Stratford October 28. A thank you letter was read from the Women's Aux- iliary of Waterloo Lutheran Seminary for the $25 dona- tion and the gift of a quilt. Times -Advocate, October 28, 1981 Pape 3A Large crowd attends Staffa shower faithful members, Mrs. Ivan Norris, Mrs. Norman Harburn and Mrs. Larry Gardiner. Mrs. Alex Miller read the address and Mrs. Lorne Elliott made the presentations. Mrs. Robert Laing gave the scripture lesson, reading from Luke 17 verses 11 to 18 followed by prayer by Mrs. Kerslake. For her special number Mrs. Lorne Elliott read Bill Smiley's version of a garage sale. Mrs. Duncan Scott had the study book on India, dealing with the different religions. Roll call was answered with a verse on Gratitude. For her topic Mrs. John Templeman gave a paper on the Gift of Gratitude and a poem, I am Thankful For'. President Mrs. Alex Miller presided for the business meeting. A thank you was read from the Salvation Army for the gift of clothing, books, etc. received. Mrs. Miller reported on the executive meeting held recently at St. Andrews, Stratford and reminded everyone of the fall con- ference on Wednesday, october 28 at the Caven Presbyterian Church in Exeter. By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN Mrs. Glen Elliott and Mrs. John Templeman planned a community shower for Karen Miller bride -elect, Wednesday evening in Cromarty Church basement with a large crowd in at- tendance. Mrs. Glen Elliott welcomed everyone. Musical numbers sung by Tanya Van Allan, Lisa Gardiner, Cherie Elliott, Wanda and Michelle Martyn and Trudy and Tracey Quance ac- companied by Mrs, John Scott, were much enjoyed along with readings by Mrs. Alex Miller and Mrs. Gordon Parsons. Everyone enjoyed contests afterwhich Karen and her attendants, Cherie Mueller, Pamela Wallace, Ann Dolmage, Shirley Miller and Erin Richardson were in- vited to the front. Mary Jane Templeman read an address of good wishes and Gall Willard presented Karen with many lovely and useful gifts. Karen expressed her appreciation to all Personals Miss Mary Jane Tem- pleman, has returned to Edmonton, Alberta, after spending 12 days with her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Templeman and family. Auxiliary meets Mrs. Carter Kerslake presided for the Thanksgiving meeting of the Marion Ritchie evening auxiliary, held in the church basement on Tuesday evening October 20 The highlight of the evening was the presentation of life memberships to three INSURANCE SERVICES Registered Insurance Broker FARM INSURANCE Basic or specialized coverage for vehicles, buildings, machinery equipment, tools, supplies, feed and livestock. Farm operations liability and business in- terruption also available at reasonable cost. Confidential insurance surveys. Premium financing available. Phone 227-4339 BUY o GET F 0 N N E This offer is for a limited time only so act now. When you purchase a new Kawasaki 440 Intruder we'll give you a new Kawasaki 340 Drifter ab- solutely free. (The Drifter is worth over $2,000) BUY NOW WHILE QUANTITIES LAST IF YOU'RE SERIOUS ABOUT SAVING IT WILL PAY YOU TO SEE US NOW. THIS IS JUST ONE OF THE GREAT DEALS AVAILABLE. ON THE SPOT FINANCING AT BANK RATES COUNTRY RNERS MT. CARMEL PHONE 237-3456 OPEN MON. - SAT. 10-10 SUN. NOON -6 \iirr• HWY 83 DASHWDOD EX TER MT CARMEL I. CORSE TTj0, GRAND RD I S , RENO COUNTRY W+1 iCOMER SIGNS LUCAN • TO LONDON 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 The attic and bake sale held recently proved to be a great success with over $500 cleared for which the Marion Ritchie is most thankful to all contributors. A short practice was held in preparation for the en- tertainment evening at the Ritz -Villa in November. 4-1-rM£R1i£R'S ;' mile south of Dashwood s main intersection Phone 237-3314 OPEN 9 A.M.-6 P.M. MON.-SAT. BEEF... Price per Ib. Approx. Weight Approx. Price BUY BULK and SAVE Side Hind Front Hip Loin Sirloin Section Chuck 9.59 $1.85 $1.45 $1.69 $2.69 $2.49 $1.49 300 Ib. 150 Ib. 150 Ib. 70 Ib. 50 Ib. 25 lb. 70 lb. $475 5275 $215 $120 $135 $ 60 $105 Steak Roasts.........2.69 Ib. PORK... WHOLE SIDE LOIN Price per Ib. Approx. Weight Approx. Cost 1.03 $1.05 51.75 170 Ib. 85 Ib. 14 Ib. $175 5 90 $ 25 Merner's OLDE FASHION HAM BONELESS R.T.E. HAM approx. 5 Ib. b,3.45 Burn's b 2.29 Pride of Canada Approx. 12 Ib. 10 Ib. BOX REGULAR SAUSAGE $19.90 SMOKED SAUSAGE $22.50 LOIN PORK CHOPS Approx 40-4 oz. portion $18.90 5 Ib. HOMECURED BACK BACON sliced $14.95 ...BAKING SUPPLIES... Buy On 5Ib. Compare 5 Ib. "Also" Lots With Save By the Ib. Chocolate Chips Butterscotch Chips Sultana Raisins Glaced Mixed Fruit or Citrus Peel Currants Walnut Pieces Shredded or Dessicated Coconut Pitted Dates 1 .35 Ib. 1.59 Ib. 1.35 Ib. 1.10 Ib. 1.69 Ib 2.45 Ib 350 gm. 2.33 175 gm. 129 375 gni. 155 450 gm. 2.25 375 gm. 1.59 200 gni. 1.89 $8.45 $9.65 $3.65 $5.70 $8.45 $6.95 1.59 $1.89 51.59 51.29 51.99 52.89 PRICES will be effective till November 14. MANY PRODUCTS are AVAILABLE BUT PLEASE ORDER AHEAD Allow 2 Weeks For Order To Be Processed. PACKAGE DEALS BUY THE PACKAGE YOU WANT AND SAVE ON THESE SPECIAL VALUES PACKAGE "A"Th �0Ib.PACKRIB EAGYE E STEAABKS"�, PORK SPECIAL 10 Approx. 20-8 oz. portion 10 Ib BUTTERFLY CHOPS Approx 40 4 oz. portion 20 Ib. PRIME RIB ROAST 10 Ib BONELESS PORK LOIN ROAST 5 Ib. BACK BACON 10 Ib. LOIN CHOPS 5 Ib. LIVER 10 Ib. SAUSAGE 5 Ib. SHOULDER CHOPS 5 Ib. SPARE RIBS 10 Ib. FRESH BONELESS LEG of PORK 50 Ib. 599,) PACKAGE "C" 20 Ib. BONELESS BLADE or SHOULDER RST. 201b.FRESH PICNIC SHOULDER ROAST 20 Ib. HAMBURG PATTIES 10 Ib. SHOULDER CHOPS 10 Ib. MINUTE STEAKS 10 Ib. PORK CUTLETS 10 Ib. SAUSAGE MASTER CARD and CHARGEX will be accepted on all meat orders 575.00 or larger. FROZEN VEGETABLES "FANCY" Compare Case of 5Ib. 6x5 Ib. bags Bag Q0 0 lb. '175i r""' PACKAGE "0"""1 10 Ib. BONELESS STEAK ROAST 5 Ib NEW YORK STRIP STEAKApprox. 10-8 oz. por- tion 5 Ib. LOIN CHOPSApprox 20-4 oz. portion 5 Ib. FILLEApprox. 12-6 oz. portion 5 Ib. MINUTE STEAK20-4 oz. portion 5 Ib. SAUSAGE 5 11 GIRO, IND CHUCK 1`) Ib BONELESS PORK RST. LSOik, . GREEN BEANS YELLOW BEANS SLICED CARROTS PEAS & CARROTS MIXED VEGETABLES 17.30 PEAS 16.55 BRUSSEL SPROUTS 22.45 CORN 20.50 17.75 17.75 14.60 14.95 With 2 Ib. size 3.15 1 93 3.15 1 58 2.55 1 19 2.60 1 52 3.05 1 59 6.70 2.90 1 59 7.45 3.95 1 90 7.55 3.60 1 99 9.50 1� on 30 Ib. SAVE 11.35 5.95 3.40 7.85 ...SEAFOOD... Alaskan KING CRAB LEGS Cuban LOBSTER TAILS 8 oz 56.85 Ib. 513.39 Ib. Compare with SAVE 10 Ib. Box Highliner Battered 12 oz pkg BOSTON BLUEFISH 516.29 2.05 510.91 10 Ib. box Highliner Battered 12 oz pkg COD $18.45 2 33 512.50 16 oz pkg 2.28 53.95 16 oz okq 2.59 53.20 5 Ib. Box Boston BLUEFISH FILLETS 57.45 5 Ib. Box COD FILLETS 59.75 WE ALSO CARRY SCALLOPS, SHRIMP, FROG LEGS, OCEAN PERCH FILLETS, SOLE FILLETS, ETC. .SOAP 1.49 lb 7 oz 1 29 $6.Q5 (25 Ib. Powdered Sunlight DETERGENT 50 Ib. Powdered Sunlight DETERGENT GLACED RED or GREEN CHERR ES...5 (b....$1.95 Ib. or by the 10 kg. Sunlight Dishwasher SOAP t`Ib. 2.29 Ib. Compare with 225 gm. $2.290n 5Ib. lot SAVE 513.4_' 1 1.59 Ib. 375 gm 1 69 53.25 51.69 51.89 521.75 541 .25 522.00 Irl kg-. All Dishwasher SOAP 522.00 , ,trfriro tri roworfrortro't iro'+ 'o'o'rr'irtw.vor„'o'rr'orworfroworf rom ;..,., ......i *: ,-,:.. .R .5i; ‘ HOLIDAY SPECIAL ,:-... t74 SATURDAYS ONLY _�,... -,..,. ; ..* --... .. UNTIL JANUARY 2ND 1982... �✓� r w. 5% CASH REBATE ON A $50.00 PURCHASE or over A* On ALL Store Stock Items (Excluding Above Items) Neilsons I Assorted Flavours74 PEPSI 2litre.. R &Kist..„. "HOLIDAY" HUMPTY.....• GINGERALE ICE-CREAM DOMPTY ..... ,.., Potato Chips .. 3/99( '1.69 894_: -., ,.., 200 gm. . 1 • 26 oz. Plus Deposit T r VALUES ARE EFFECTIVE UNTIL R • MEDIUM CHEDDAR CHEESE CLOSING SATURDAY NOVEMBER 14Th WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASES. w I , sX7r...i ......i ..i s.......... ,...,,,,.., .$2.59 4- -?- MERN£R:5 PHONE 1-237-3677 MFAT MARKET I