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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1985-06-12, Page 13PLAIN, FINE, MED, BROAD 375 JAR CAPS "" TOMATO 13 0' MEAT LANCIA NOODLES 79° a pias 1.49 PASTE 99° KAM %ERNARDIN STANDARD 12's maim Sao 9 15 EXPOSURE DISC Disc 189 FILM PROCESSING 2.59 Also visit Ottawa Dashwood couples enjoy 1 Y Sy MRS. IRVIN RADER Leaving Monday morning. Jack and Kay Cockwill and Alelvin and Gertie Stade drove to Gananoyue and took a three hour boat cruise around the Thousand islands and up the St. Lawrence River where they saw Kate Smith's former home. Then to Ottawa where they took a two hour bus tour of Ottawa. Then to the parliament IIru s� r YARD SALE some goods a -- SELLERS Jennifer Regier and Gary Tieman display at Saturday's giant yard sale in Dashwood. buildings and up the elevator to see the bells and look over the city. They sat in the Parliament session for a while. They called on Keith Rader and family at Winchester. On the way home they called on Harold Price at ( rnemee. They saw the destruction of Craft sale at Centralia By Mrs. TOM KOOY Residents of the village were shock- ed Thursday to hear of the sudden death of I eonard Wilson. lie has been a resident of the village for many years. The funeral -was held on Satur- day at Trivitt Memorial Church Ex- eter. There are no known survivors. Next Sunday June 16 will be the last Sunday of Sunday School at the Cen- tralia United Church for the summer. It will resume again in the tall. Mrs. Carol Mills held a very suc- cessful craft sale on Saturday and Sunday at her home on Portland St. She is very artistic and has twiny lovely articles for sale suitable for gifts. also wedding doral arrangements. .Tom and Mary Kooy attended the Oddfellows service at llderton Anglican Church on Sunday morning and in the afternoon were guests nt Mr. and Mrs. Chr=is Ilessel1 of London Township. Tones Advocate June 12, 1985 tour of Thousand the tornado at (grand Valley arriving home Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Main. Kit- chener. were weekend visitors with Mrs. Emilie Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Becker attended the graduation of their daughter Cin- dy Hamather from Althouse College. Saturday Mr. and Mrs Jack Gaiser. Mr. and Mrs. Don Gaiser. Allan and Faye at- tended the Poland -McMullen wedding in Campbellford, Saturday. They also visited with Mr. and Mrs. James Poland and family. Rev. Barbara Laing attended the United church London Conference sessions at Leamington recently. DASHWOOD YARD SALES Shown with some of their articles dur- ing Saturday's yard sales in Dashwood ore Susan Stormes,' Alice Tiernan and Nancy Stormes.4 ' T -A photo • 5 DEVON SLICED SIDE BACON �9179 BONELESS FULL CUT ROUND STEAK 6.57 /kg SCHNEIDERS SLICED 1 VARIETIES ROUND COOKED MEATS 175 g PKG. • 4%9 TM MI�� • S91‘ SQ ■ 113. 1.110 750 toll BOTTLES Of TAB, SPRITE, FRESCA OR COCA-COLA ALL VARIETIES 3/99!EP GLAD SMALL 25 UNITS FREEZER BAGS 99° 20 MED. OR 10 LARGE CUD PKG. FRESH "COUNTRY CUT" CHICKEN PARTS 2.18/kg EACH PACKAGE CONTAINS: 3 Forequarters with whole back and neck, 3 Hindquarters with whole back, 3 Wings and 3 Giblet packs. BONELESS EYE REMOVED OUTSIDE ROUND STEAK OR ROAST 6'298 /kgI Ib. DEVON BRAND PORK & SW LINK SAUSAGE 73 69 f1�1 /k9 I Ib. = FRESH SPLIT CHICKEN BREASTS f7 9 k Ib. I 19 1 FRESH \ CHICKEN LEGS (NO BACKS) 84 Z9 t�IP /k9 • Ib. BONELESS RUMP ROAST 703319747339175g•49 Ib.• COUNTRY GOLD COUNTRY STYLE SMOKED HAM /k9• lb. COUNTRY 004.0 SLICED COOKED HAM PKG. • SCHNEIDERS 10 VARIETIES MINI DELI's 250/9k• PKG. BONELESS TENDERIZED CUBE STEAK 69 49 IP /k9 �1 Ib. 7 BONELESS INSIDE ROUND STEAK OR ROAST 03 19 • /k9 I Ib. DELFT BLUE PROVIMI VEAL ROUND STEAK OR ROAST 80 �� • /kg I Ib. ALL SPECIAL PRICES IN THIS AD ARE IN EFFECT FROM WED. OSING SATURDAY,, JUNE JUNE 12 UNTIL 15/85. FOR TIE 1ARMO OONELEtt STRIP LOIN STEAUNTRY GKS COOLD BOL11114.0OGNA01ALLOEU 15.41/kg SCHNEIDERS 6.37/kg ��) saue ntvnstr wi�u 6.99,0. COTTAGE ROLL 2.89b. VSIRLOIN STEAK 3.99b. 375 g 300 OELfT GLUE PROVIMI 13.21 /kg SCHNEIDERS VEAL SCALLOPINI 01 1.69 SMOKIES 1.99 LEG CUTLETS 5.99b. HOMO - 2% - SKIM FRESH MILK 4 LITRE BAG 239 REGULAR, WINTERFRESH OR GEL COLGATE FREEZER BAGS 99° ,TOOTHPASTE MAPLE LEAF FLAKES OF TURKEY OR 184 e FLAKESa. HAM 149 REGULAR STYLE 57 g CERTO CRYSTALS 69° LIGHT STYLE 49 9 CERTO CRYSTALS 99° FOR UNBLEACNABLES JAVEX STAIN AWAY REFILLS JAVEX 3 LITRE 3.89 1 LITRE 1.99 100 mL TUBE 99` SMOOTH OR CRUNCHY ASSORTED VARIETIES 3 VARIETIES KRAFT HAMBURGER NESTEA PEANUT BUTTER HELPER ICED TEA 500 g 169 A i 880 9 210 g 149 LITE ♦25 92 99 BRAVO ►LAIN AttORTEO MVORf 2•i. EVAPORATED SPAGHETTI KOOL AID CARNATION SAUCE REGULAR MILK 750 m( 8 9 1I9 PKGS5$fa5mh9#FOR TIN • GERMAROIN STANDARD GR TO GRAND LUNCHEON BRAVO 28 o - TOMATO SAUCE 109 v� • 4run-Y9 eez Whiz ' raver Sv S00 � JAN KRAfT CHEEZ WHIZ 279J WESTONS SESAME 8. HAMBURGER BUNS 89° WESTONS RASP. OR LEMON 6 ` BUTTERHORNS 1.39 WESTONS FAMILY CHOC. ROLLS 280 1.19 WESTONS SOFT 'N' CRUSTY ROLLS 12•. 99° GAY LEA QUALITY 5°°'"L SOUR CREAM f.59 FLEISCHMANNS SOFT MARGARINE 1 Ib. 1.49 CONSUMER CRYSTAL EVERYDAY LOW PRICE JELLY JARS25:327159 340 g CONSUMER CRYSTAL 189 JELLY JARS 54.89 EVERYDAY LOW PRICE DARD 69° DECORATED UDS 79? MK THESE SPECIALS AVAILABLE HIGHWAYS #4 & 83 ONLY IN: EXETER MONDAY; TUESDAY a WRDNISDAY 94 P.M. THURSDAY & FRIDAY 94:00 P.M. SATURDAY 11:304 P.M. Page I3 Islands Faye Gaiser attended the Youth Forum held at the same time. The Huron -Perth C.C. Presbyterial Camp Experience held at ('amp Menesetung north of Goderich was at- tended by 175 ladies and 15 pre-school children. Martha Weigand. Eleanor Weigand. Bernice Boyle and Maida Gaiser Hent from Dashwood Faye Gaiser was a babysitter The lureral for Mrs. Ray Rader was held Thursday. June t; ll illi Rev. Al. Alellecke officiating. Pall bearers were six nephews. Larry. Robert. Stephen. Keith and David Rader and Jeff Miller flowers in the church Sunday were left by the tinnily in lov- ing memory 1)o you like to sing" :1l1 interested singers male and temale to loon a mass choir for the Interdenomina- tional choir church service August 4. 10 a.m. with choir Director Carol Stuart. Practice at the Dashw nod United Church Monday. -June 17 John Kellerman. Toronto. is spen- ding a few days with his mother-. Mrs. Mildred Kellerman. Corporal Scott Boyle has returned home from his six month duty in Israel for the United Nations Peace Corps. Five sisters - Margaret I)etchert. Elaine halals. Eleanor Hebb., Carol Irwin. and Iris Gravelly spent the eveekend in f rankennurt11 Michigan and attended the Bavarian 1•'estina1 parade. Sunday nllernnrnt The% hail a most enlnahle time. Euchre played at Ailsa Craig By ALICE DICKENS - Thirteen tables, of ptogre•ssive Euchre were in play al the Masonic hall hosted by the Lioness ('hili. May 29. Winners were mrs. \Lary Davis. mrs. Eagleson. Atrs. Armitage: George Conn inghan►. Murray Shoebottom. Janet Rose using a man's tally card). May 26 Lionesses Marian Simpson. Grace Dorman. and Helen Smith at- tended the Lioness Cabinet meeting -at Port Stanley. Lioness Grace Dorman artd Helen Smith and Lion Lorne Smith attend- ed the brunch at Windsor, May 5. On behalf of the Ailsa Craig and District Lions we would like to thank you for your generous donations to the Easter Seal Societe'. Recently with Mrs. Harvey Owens of Craigholme were Rev. and Mrs. Lindsay, Parkhill as well as Mrs. t Rev.) Leroy Davis of McKenzie. north British Columbia. In April hand clapping and toe - tapping music was Supplied by Marg and Leroy Walker for the Birthday party while in May the Old Time Heritage Group entertained the Rir thday party at the Craigholme. Saturday family and friends of Mrs Addie Anderson gathered to extend Birthday.greetings to her on her 9oth birthday. Mrs. John G. Stewart IChrislena a celebrated her 95th bir thday with family and friends the • same day. The Ilappy Gang seniors ►net al the Legion hall May 29 with seven tables of progressive euchre al play. Prizes went to Sybil Stephenson. Jean McCallum. Marga rel Carter Hannah ('lark. Martha Rees and I,ev1 White_ Thenext euchre is .tune 15 at 1 :to p.m. GRADUATES Don Boersma graduated from Ridgetown Col lege with a diploma in Agricultural Production onrf Management. Don is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Boersma of RR T Exeter. He is presently employed at Quality Produce. Crediton East By MRS STAN PRESZCATOR Airs .11m Lave. Itlt D:i'hiinn(1 and ,11r and Mrs Jun E(heal(1' Walkerton stunt a tem, 'I. - moth their brother :and sister m ki .11r anel 'Mrs Alt in tint's. Sault Sly Haile .lack D,,e is a patten) in Victoria Hospital. 1 minion \1r and Mrs Jin \lilt i . Ingersoll visited Salurda,:, 1hr and \Ire Stan Prescator I/ \1r' and \h� David Isaac , neap Rat- tiara (;Ianyrlle. Exeter celehralyd their second %%eddmg :u)niyersar\ June In \1r and Mrs (*harks 'trim mug St celebrated then- 1211( :min%er"ar4. .lune 11