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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1984-03-07, Page 8WIN KONGSKILDE CURLING = Gerry Prout's rink from the Exeter curling club won Saturday's Kongskilde mixed bonspiel championship trophy. Above, Gerry Smith of Kongskilde presents the trophy to Gerry Prout Bev McGregor, Bill McGregor and Dorothy Prout. Thames Road couples at surprise Kinsmen presentation Sy MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rowe, Mr. and Mrs. William Rowe, Mr. and Mrs. Brian Wedlake of Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rannie of Sarnia, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Rowe and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Rowe attended a surprise supper and dance at the Mar- coni Club, London, Friday evening when Ross Rowe, London was made a life member of the Kinsmen club. He received telegrams from all across Canada. Con- gratulations to Ross who was a former resident of this area. His wife was the former Shirley Johns, Elimville who also attended Mr. and Mrs. William Thomson of the tenth of B1an shard and Mr. and Mrs.t William Rohde spent Thurs- day evening with Mrs. Kay Morley, Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Mac Hodgert, Joanne, Lee and Pat, Mr. and Mrs. John Miner and Brenda, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hern of Zion were Sunday dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Reg Hodgert, Grant and Scott. Mr. and Mrs. William Rohde were Saturday supper guests with Mrs. Marguerite - Gibson, London and Sunday supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Rohde, Danny and Tammy. Miss Barbara Miller, Toronto spent the weekend at her home here. On Saturday for dinner Edwin, Brian and Barbara entertained Mr. and Mrs. Barry E. Miller, Rebec- ca and Laura. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Michael Veal and David, Ex- eter, entertained, Mr. and Mrs.•Ross Veal, Hensall and Mr. and Mrs. Barry E. Miller, Rebecca and Laura. The oc- casion being Barry's birthday which is March 7. Mr. and Mrs. Don Richard- son, Erin, Brian and Lori were Sunday supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Mel Blundell, London. Mrs. Edna Anderson, Mrs. Barry Jeffery, Mrs. William Rohde, Mrs. Glen Stewart from Thames Road U.C.W. attended the World Day of Prayer service Friday at Trivitt Memorial Anglican Church, Exeter. Mrs. Jeffery assisted with the programme. Mrs. Zivkovic sang How Great Thou Art. Rev. James Sutton gave -a very interesting message on the theme "Liv- ing Water From Christ, Our Hope". Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Rowe, Jeff, Jayne and Jo -Dee were Sunday supper guests with - • Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rowe of Exeter. The sympathy of the com- munity is extended to Mrs. Carl Hume and family in the passing of Carl in a hospital in Florida recently. Church service Rev. Robert Matheson was in charge of the regular church service the last Sun- day in the Season of Epiphany or Transfiguration Sunday. The children's story was en- titled "This Is For Real". The Scripture was read from Ex- odus 24:12, 15-18, I Corin- thians 12:41-13:13, Matthew 17:1-9. The sermon was entitled "Vantage On Faith". Every human being suffers from our down moments "We have those days when we are depressed - sometimes for no real reason we can think of. Mid winter is actually one time people suffer most from depression. It may have something to do with the shortness of the days - the lack of sunlight and any student can link depres- sion to the winter exam timetable. Yet all three of our scripture lessons give us a better vantage on view as to what human life ought to be for the Christian. In Exodus •24 when Moses brings the Ten Command- ments down from the moun- tain, we are shown that God cares about our lives, who we are, who we are to become, our welfare and that there should be order in the world. Later, Paul writes to the Christians in Corinth about the love of God at a point in I Corinthians Paul's readers are likely to anticipate a lec- ture on the wrath of God. Jesus went up a .mountain prior to his crucifixion. His disciples: Peter, James and John saw Jesus transfigured - saw Jesus in conversation with Moses and Elijah. Yet Jesus returns to work among people and our human situations. The Youth Group will meet Sunday evening March 11 at 7:30 p.m. in Thames Road Church. Dashwood men's club host area farmers By MRS. IRVIN RADER Mrs. Cindy Keller has returned home following a month visit with Mr. and Mrs. Jake Martens, Red Deer, Alberta and granddaughters at Cold Lake. The funeral service for Mrs. Laura Datars was held Monday, February 27 at Zion Lutheran Church with Rev. M. Mellecke officiating. Pallbearers were Bill, Brad, Gary, Rob and Peter Datars and John Luther. Flowers in both the Uhited and Lutheran church Sunday were placed in loving memory by the family. Mr. and Mrs. Siegfried Miller, Jeff and Heather, Port Dover and Joan Finkbeiner were visitors Sunday February 26 at the home o Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Stade and Sherrie when they celebrated three birthdays, Joan's, Jeff's and Melvin's. Dashwood Men's Club held the annual farmer's night and dinner meeting Monday February 27 at Dashwood Community Centre with 36 members and 32 guests pre- sent. President Wayne Ratz conducted a short meeting. Ross Daley, guest speaker, was unable to attend due to the weather so Jack Riddell, MPP spoke on his recent trip to South Africa which was most interesting. Cards followed. Firemen's Supper Volunteer firemen of the Dashwood Fire department and spouses were guests at a dinner Saturday, March 4 at Dashwood Community Centre sponsored by the village trustees, George Tiernan, Ken Rader, Nancy Rader and their spouses. Special guests were the reeve of Stephen, Allan Walper and his wife; reeve of Hay, Lionel Wilder and his wife and representative from Zurich fire department, Bob Fisher and his wife. Following the dinner the firemen held a dance with music provided by "Shades of Country." The Dashwood and Area Business Association meeting is Monday March 12 at 8 p m. at ARC Industries. Centralia By MRS. TOM KOOY The sympathy of the com- munity is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Dawson Hayter and family in the passing away of Betty's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hamilton of Exeter. Also to Mrs. Viola Atkinson in the death of her brother Mr. Harvey Eagleson of Parkhill and to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Isaac and family in the death of Jean's sister Mrs. Audrey Fitz -Gerald of London. Due to the storm warnings Monday evening our euchre crowd was cut to nine tables. It was convened by Charlie and Freda Rollings, Ilene Hodgins andJessie Lewis•with prize winners as follows: High score Margaret Carter and Murray Carter; lone hands, Mary Kooy and Ed Armstrong; low, Bonnie Kooy and Roy Swartz; lucky score, Irene Oesch and Roy Swartz. Next party March 12 will be convened by Bob and Iva Blair and Viola Atkinson. Mrs. Von Overholt spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Overholt and family in Zurich. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Elliot spent a few days in Las Vegas last week. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Hess, Bright's Grove spent Sunday with Lois' parents Mr. and Mrs. Bill Elliot. LIQUID PAPER ' (Reg. $1.39) 954 ADDER ROLLS 21/4 (Reg.$1.10)754 3 RING BINDERS $248 FAMILY FILES and TAX PACKS MAGIC TRANSPARENT $400 TAPE (Reg. 1.65) Coles Notes, Books, Art Supplies imes - d vocate S.r.:..'..,,,l.Il...nn. •w.nA NiAA4,r. • •roth i.TM..n Sinn. 1.)r 424 rain St. 235-1331 lin( nlarkt•t' of line1ntlti zehts xtra FROZEN OVEN READY -- UP TO 6 KG SIZE UTIL TY TURKEYS 96 /kg Available only in. Exeter Store Ib. Available only in Exeter Store J 4 GRADE BEEF — FULL CUT STEAK AGED FOR TENDERNESS1 58 �kg•�k9fzeh5692* Ib. MAPLE SMOKED LEAF BRAND FULLY COOKED PICNICS PORK SHOULDERS Ib. fine markets... of fine foods CANADA 'A' ROUND FULLY SCHNEIDERS . BOLOGNAp (6 VARIETIES) 500g PKG.• FRESH PORK • SIDE . S ARERIBS 517" /kg Ib. CUT FROM CANADA "A" GRADE BEEF CHOICE TENDERSL10ED ROUND ROAST OR STEAKS 5E69 58 • /kg lb. BONELESS! INSIDE (TOP) ROUND ROAST CUT Ro SSTEAKDBEEF �� Ib. PORK AND SCHNEIDERS FRESH ENGLISH SAUSAGE '44,MAPLE /kg . Ib- MAPLE LEAF FULLY COOKED .HAM STEAKS 175 g 79 PKG. , SCHNEIDERS 6 VARIETIES SANDWICH STYLE MEAT SPREAD ROLLS 250 g_ t EA. 'SUPER DELI SPECIALS SCHNEIDERS SLICED BEERWURST JAGDWURST 69/kg SPICED HAM EXTRA FRESH - 3.491b. LEAF/kg5.4 "COUNTRY KITCHEN" 8O COOKED HAM /kg STORE SLICED 3, 991b. • 23•i. OR LESS FAT 3 VARIETIES MEDIUM MAPLE LEAF BRAND GROUNDSLICED BEEF SIDE BACON 17 itkg 9 9 500 9 Ib • PCG., COUNTRY GOLD BRAND SLICED COOKED HAM 175.9 PKG. • SCHNEIDERS THREE VARIETIES SLIM MEAT , ,STICKS 250 9 tsp. Z&W (OUTSIDE ROUND) CORNED BEEF 8.S8/k. OR PASTRAMI 3. \,STORE SLICED 89Ib. , MAPLE LEAF SWEET PICKLEDNO REGULAR OK MINI STTIf CORNED 5.89/kg BEEF BRISKET 2.491b. NAME YAC ►AK NOT OR SWEET ITALIAN 5.93/kg SAUSAGE ?.69th. NO WASTE! BONELESS! RUMP 6.37/kg ROASTS 219 Ib SIRLOIN TIP ROAST OR 6.3'9 STEAKS 2:89th. T ZWOEEi FAST FRY BACK BACON 9.90/k9 CHUNKS 4 49 1b. NO NAME TASTY PORK SMOKED 375 g SAUSAGE %'4t NO NAME FRESH PACKAGED 375 g COOKED HAM ?e49 SCHMEIDE�S TANGY DELICIOUS. 54o mL SAUERKRAUT 97" PROD. OF CALIFORNIA ROMAINE LETTUCE BUNCH 47:EA. + PRODUCT OF CALIFORNIA • CELERY STALKS + �' f CANADA NO.1 GRADE ; �-. .�., .. , i'vas-� ; ` . - . PROD. OF U.S.A. CANADA N0.1 EAD LETTUCE /► 1r' EA. PRODUCT OF U.S.A. 1� LEAF -LETTUCE ACH zirc PRODUCT Of ONTARIO CANADA NO. 1 GRADE COOKING ONIONS 2LB. 47sC0 BAG PINK FLORIDA GRAPEFRUITKIONS 0 4117, LOOK ;� PROD. OF CALIF. GREEN WHAT 0 ,. BUNCHES PRODUCT OF CANADA CHINESE DRY NOODLES ` 170g PKG Z1Y CANADA NO. 1 GRADE ONTARIO CARROTS C 2 LB BAG Ar �c- _ _, FLO WHITE . ' GRAPEFRUIT BUYS IN PRODUCE\IIICOLE ' PREPARED ONTARIO SLAW PKG 227 g 217, PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CANADA FANCY ANJOU PEARS /72 /kg Arlb. PRODUCT Of U.S.A. CRISP RED RADISHES PKG. 7so '" PROD. Of CALIF. ' CAN. NO. 1 GRADE . �� I BUNCH C CARROTS PRODUCT OF CALIFORNIA FRESH _ l LEMONS \ < 6/ 736,hl3P_ SPECIAL PRICES IN EFFECT FROM WED., MARCH 7 UNTIL CLOSING SATURDAY, MARCH 10 We reserve the right to limit purchases rto r requirements weekly Tamil re uiremenls. 4