Times-Advocate, 1982-10-20, Page 21WEST CANE
EXTRA FINE
WHITE GRANULATED
OUR REG.
1.79
SUGAR
2kg
HALLOWEEN
HOSTESS POTATO
OUR REG.
2.49
aC.HIPS
PK�GS.
MOUNTAIN DEW
REGULAR OR DIET
PEPSI COLA
750mL
BOTTLE 9 #
PLUS
DEP.
SPECIAL
CHEF BRAND
FOIL WRAP
794oLL
12" x
50 FT.
DELMONTE
3 VARIETIES UNSWEETENED
PINEAPPLE
14 oz.
TIN 6 9
UNIVERSAL
RED SOCKEYE
SAVE
NOW
SALMON
GRANNY'S
POPULAR
OUR REG.
1.89
BUTTER TARTS
PKG.
QF
1'0
SPECIAL! 1 VARIETIES
GENERAL MILLS MCCORMICKS
CHEERIOS COOKIES
SPECIAL!
MOUTHWASH
LISTERMINT
GREEN GIANT
CORN NIBLETS 7 oz.
GREEN PEAS. CREAM CORN
GREEN OR WAX BEANS 10 oz.
2.89°
LIMARA
3 VARIETIES SPRAY
DEODORANT
0
m10L •
BICKS BRAND
4 VARIETIES
PICKLES
500
mL
• JAR
RICKS SWEET PICKLES
GHERKINS
750
ml
• 39JAR
PURINA 7 VARIETIES
TENDER
VITTLES
500g
BEEF-CNICkEN-TURKEY
SAVARIN
POT PIES
El oz. 90
FROZEN 6
RICKS WINED
SAUERKRAUT
32 oz.
JAR19•
WITH MARSHMALLOWS
NEILSON HOT
CHOCOLATE
4.3,
NEILSONS ALL VARIETIES
. FRUIT PLUS
YOGURT
2175g79#
UBS7 9
FOR
1.5L
McNAIR
PIECES OR CHOPPED
OUR REG.
1.93
WALNUTS
ZEHRS "A" GRADE
LARGE
OUR REG.
EGGS
1.
McNAIR
SEEDLESS SULTANA
OUR REG.
3.25
RAISINS
50g
•
ALL PURPOSE
ROBIN HOOD
OUR REG.
10.6!
FLOUR
10kg 22 lbs.
MAIMS SWEETENED NcNAIRS CUT MIXED
FLAKE STYLE ? FRUIT OR ?). COCONUT9CUT PEEL
McNAIRS McNAIRS
RED GLACED • 19 PITTED 1.29
CHERRIES 450g DATES 375g
McNAIRS GLACED SEMI -SWEET CHOCOLATE
RED & GREEN • 29 OR BUTTERSCOTCH A Do
CHERRIES 480g CHIPITS 3509 ie u .
MAGIC CLUBNOUSE
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DILLS HERSHEY
FINE QUALITY
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9
CHRISTMAS
SUPPLIES
BICKS BRAND
3 VARIETIES
SCENTED OR UNSCENTED
FABRIC SOFTENER
BOUNCE
79
20
SHEET •
01.0 SOUTH FROM FLORIDA FROZEN
ORANGE JUICE 16 or 159
BLUEWATER BOSTON BLUE FROZEN
FISH STICKS 14 oz. 2.29
NEN.SONS 3 VARIETIES
GOOD'N'PUDDIN 8's 1.39
WESTONS RASPBERRY FILLED '
JELLY ROLLS
340g 119
PURINA
PUPPY CHOW
2kg 2.59
REDEEMABLE ON
AIR
CANADA
TRAVEL PACKAGES
BADEN BRAND
CNEESE
COLBY
t59227 g
.KG.
4 FROZEN VARIETIES
HIGHLINER FILLETS 14 oz.2.35
BLUEWATER HADDOCK SHRIMP STUFFED
OCEAN SNACKS
WESTONS FILLED
LEMON BUNS
8 oz.
PKG. OF 6
ICE MAGIC 2 VARIETIES
ICE CREAM COATING m°O
1.89
1.19
1.59
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to reasonable weekly family requirements.
EAGLE BRAND
2•19,
CONDENSED
MILK
300m L
'.69
LIQUID DETERGENT
JOY
49?
TOTINO.2 VAR.
CRISPYCURST PEPPERONI
WESTONS
HAMBURG OR WIENER
ROLLS
OFPKG. 89#
12
HAVARTI OR MOZZARELLA
BADEN
PIZZAS CHEESE
• 51912:(709.
COUNTRY OVEN ars garrY
350 g
OR
360 g •
COUNTRY OVEN FRESH
gNGLISH MUFFINS DOZ. 1.19
DELICIOUSLY FRESH
ALMOND DANISH
BROWN SUSAN
COFFEE CAKE
FRESH COUNTRY OVEN
CHERRY STRUDEL
PKG. OF
41.29
16 OZ. SIZE 1.09
16 07
159
NORDICA 2••. FINE
COTTAGE
CHEESE
500gf.49
ZEHRS OFFER YOU
"SPOOKTACULAR"
IN ALL STORES DURING OCTOBER
BE SURE TO BUY
WINTARIO, PROVINCIAL
OR SUPER LOTO
AT YOUR LOCAL ZEHRS MARKET
SAVE & FLY '5.00 TRAVEL COUPONS
COMPLETEDETAILS AT ALL ZEHRS MARKETS
GET ONE FREE WITH
`50.00 ORDER AT ZEHRS
Ma and Pa Kettle next
Theo films seen of Alis. Crai
lby AIM DOOMS
Aliso Craig
A good-sized crowd
gathered at the Activity Cen-
tre Friday evening to' see
three interesting fihns, name-
ly, Winter Voyage, Ontario
Surprise and The Golden
Autumn.
Plan to see 'Ma and Pa Ket-
tle' November 19 at the
Centre.
Tea and cookies were serv-
ed by the Activity Centre
Committee.
UCW meets
Tuesday morning the U.C.W.
met at the Craigholme. Along
with the residents we enjoyed
the musical entertainment
provided by Marg and Leroy
Walker.
They were thanked by Mrs.
(Fred) Ida Bice on behalf of
the residents, and on behalf of
the ,U.C.W., Mrs. Wm.
Sutherland presented a gift to
them. A delicious assortment
of squares were served along
with coffee.
Mrs. Max MacGregor
presided over the brief
business. Secretary and
treasurer gave reports. We
discussed the upcoming
Christmas Cupboard Bazaar
November 20 from 2-4 p.m.
Plans are being made to sell
carrot puddings again this
year.
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COUNTRY CLIPPERS �-
IUN1SEX NA�lSTYLIN6 i
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373778 Mt. Carmels,
We are reminded that our George and family, Milton.,
Mrs. Wiley visited with her
family; son John and family
as well as Barbara, (Mrs.
Ron Sypher) and family, all
of Mississauga.
With Mrs. Madolin Dixon
were Mr. and Mrs. Don
Young, Waterloo, Mr. and
Mrs. Don Dixon, Hensen and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank White,
Davidson, Saskatchewan.
They all visited recently with
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Shirran,
Parkhill.
Alice Dickens visited with
Mrs. Marjorie Dickens,
London.
The Ailsa Craig and
District Lions Club held its
fall clean-up on Saturday.
How thankful we are for this
service from that group.
Mrs. Welly Lyon -Hall of
Montague Bay, Jamaica,
visited with Miss Grace
Hackay for a week.
With Mrs. Alice Hodgson
were Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Belt, Sarnia and Mr. and Mrs.
Ernie Milner, Forest.
With ' the Rosser's and
Daigle's for the weekend
were David and Craig
Chamberlain, sons of Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Chamberlain,
Guelph.
books close November 30. A
work meeting pertaining to
bazaar items will be held
November 9.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stewart
of Weston visited with his
mother, Mrs. Christena A.
Stewart, • Thanksgiving
Sunday.
Mrs. Verna Leitch spent
Monday with Misses Jean
Stewart and Sheila Blann of
Mt. Brydges.
With Miss Morlock were
her brother and wife, Dr. and
Mrs. Carl Morlock,
Rochester, Minnesota. Dr.
Morlock who graduated from
Medical School 50 years ago,
returned for the celebrations
at Western, London.
Mrs. Gale spent Thanksgiv-
ing weekend with her son,
ki,_
TUIS.•WBW.•PRL,-6 THURS. tit 1 SAT. till 3
ElBhIIIII EllB1III III ell
McCUIDY STUDENT COUNCIL - The 1982-83 student council at J.A.D. McCurdy
Public School at Huron Park was named recently. From the left are treasurer Stefanie
Jones, vitt-president Ewan McGregor, secretary Mike Moffatt and president Lor-
raine Lewis. T -A photo
CCW discuss lepers
ly MRS. RENA CALDWELL
Kippen
The October meeting of
Kippen U.C.W. was held in
the Sunday School Room Oc-
tober 12. Mrs. Hank Bennin-
dyke opened the worship
period with singing of hymn,
"We gather together."
She discussed the New
Testament story of the 10
lepers and how only one
remembered to give thanks.
She suggested that we apply
any lesson taken from this
story to our own lives par-
ticularly at this time of
Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Ray Consitt introduc-
ed the guest speaker for the
evening, Mrs. Diane
Gerstenkorn of Hensall who
demonstrated dried flower
arranging, using articles
available in the fall.
President, Mrs. David
Turner opened the business
portion of the evening with a
poem entitled, "Thanks". She
noted that the roll call in
November will be answered
by donating an article
suitable to be sent to Betty
Bridgeman for her work in
Zaire.
Social committee advised
that preparations are well
underway for the fall supper
being held Wednesday,
November 17 in Brucefield
Church Hall. Tickets to be
sold were distributed to all
members.
The nominating committee,
Mrs. Emerson Kyle and Mrs.
David Cooper, will present
the 1983 slate of officers at the
November meeting. Invita-
tion to visit Zurich U.C.W.
November 4 was accepted.
Mrs. Marg Robinson will be
guest speaker.
Courtesy remarks were
given by Mrs. Keith Lovell
and a lovely assortment of
cheese and bread was served
by the co -hostesses, Mrs. Art
McCallum and Mrs. Emerson
Anderson. 1
Times-Advocote, October 20,1982
Page 19
Clandeboye couple.
enjoys northern trip:
p:
The October meeting of the She receives the Exeter
Clandeboy.e Women's In- Times Advocate each week go
stitute was held Wednesday keeps in touch with her old
afternoon at the home of Mrs. friends and community.
Jack Hodgson. The roll call,
"Where have you travelled
this year?" was answered by
11 members.
Mrs. Wilma Scott, convener
of "Citizenship and World Af-
fairs" assisted by Mrs: Chas.
Coughlin presented an in-
teresting program.
President Edie Wor-
thington, thanked all the
•Clandeboye W.I. members
who contributed in any way to
' the catering in the Official
Dining Tent at the Interna-
tional Plowing Match.
She also suggested sending
thankyou notes to the non-
members, who helped as well
Planning for
harvest dance,
By MRS. HUGH MOttIa
ShiMke
Those from this area who
attended the Thanksgiving
Ecumenical, held at Green-
way United church Tuesday
evening were Dorothy Fen-
• ner, Mabel Guenther,
Eleanor Durie and .Annie
Morenz. '
Visiting this week with Mrs.
Velma , Russell are her
mother, aunt, brother and
sister-in-law, Mrs. Edgar
The London are W.I. con- Webb and Mrs. .Sylvia
vention takes place October Holloway, St. Catharines, and
27 and 28 in St. Marys. Mrs. Roy and Mae Webb, Niagara
Harold Hardy, Mrs. Art Falls.
Hodgins and Mrs. Bruce Members of Shipka Com -
Henry will attend as munity Centre will meet
delegates. Wednesday evening October
Lunch was Served by con- `20 at 8:00 p.m. at the school to
veners, Velma Hardy and make plans for the annual
Elsie Lewis assisted by the Harvest dance to be held
hostess. November 27 at Parkhill
Art and Jean Hodgins ac- Community Centre.
companied Lyle and Isobel Mrs. Fred Hoffman, of
Stokes, Ailsa Craig, on a col- Evart, Michigan, is holiday -
our tour and short holiday, to ing here at her daughter's
Kirkland Lake last week, home, Lucille and Harold Vin -
where they visited with Mrs, cent, and grandchildren, Lori,
Agnes Hornell and daughter, Mike and Michelle.
Margaret Hettrick. Carol and Ken Baker Jr.,
Mrs. Hornell, a former rest- Bonnie, Tracey and Sheilie
dent of Clandeboye is 96 years spent the weekend here. Ken
old and enjoys good health, and Carol attended the
able to attend church . Denomme-Shuter wedding,
activities. Saturday at St. Joseph. The
She spends many hours at Bakers Jr. and Sr., all attend -
her favourite past time, jig ed the wedding reception, .
saw puzzles, despite her slow- Saturday night in Hensall
y failing eyesight. Community Centre.
POTS A .PANS
S
POTS AND PANS DEPARTMENT - Visitors to Thursday's South Huron Hospital Aux-
iliary rummage sale found a good variety in the pots and pons department. Shown
with these useful articles are Beatrice Richardson, Margaret McBride and Irene
Wolper: T -A photo
Block Parent Week
Oct. 17-2.3
"We . Protect our Children"
BUT,
We Need Your Help
Please phone Exeter Police Dept.
235.1235 or 235.0691
We are proud that Exeter has supported the
Block Parent Program.
Block Parent's is sponsored in Exeter by XI Gamma Nu
Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority