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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1984-05-16, Page 181 Centralia entertains 4or Mother's Day By MRS. TOM KOOY The sympathy of the com- munity is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Ken Greb and family in the death of Ken's brother Mr. Oscar Greb, Zurich also to Mr. and Mrs. Albert S 'th Huron Park and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rollings and family in the death of a brother Mr. Gerald Rollings, London. We are sorry to report that Mrs. Mildred Hirtzel is a pa- tient in St. J 1 = 1 's Hos ital 1, COUNTY AND ADVANCED HONOURS - The girls shown above received County and Advanced Honours at Saturday's Middlesex 4-H Achievement Day. Back, left, County Honours Teresa O'Neill, Kim Amos, Sylvia DeWeerd, Meagan Henry and Ann Vanneste. Front, Lynn Mardlin, Vicki MacDonald, Christine Mcllhargey, Wen- dy Butler and Advanced Honours Jai ice O'Neill. T -A photo Thames Road UCW meets By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE Gerry Riehl is a patient in University Hospital London. Get well wishes are extended. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Johns and family, Mr. and Mrs. Don Johns and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Johns of Staffa, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rock of Walton, Mrs. Muriel Miller of London, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Connolly were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Barry J. Miller and family. Mr. and Mrs. David Passmore, Tom and Jon were Sunday supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. John Batten of Elimville. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Rohde of Kippen visited Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. William Rohde. Mrs. Mary Hodgert of Ex- eter, Mr. and Mrs. Reg Hodgert and Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Cann and Brad, Miss . Jane Hewitt, Mr. and Mrs. Rick Parker, Tim, Erin and Ryan were Sunday sup- per guests with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hodgert and Alan. Mr. and Mrs. Barrie Oliver, David, Ryan and Julie of New Hamburg spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Duncan. Mr. and Mrs. William Bax- ter and Kathy of Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Rob Baxter and Jeremy of near Fullarton were Sunday supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Dun- can and Floyd. 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FUNERAL HOME Motet MS IMO l BOIRFLETCHER f I% Richardson of St. Marys. Church service Rev. Robert Matheson was in charge of the Mother's Day Church Service on Sunday. The primary class sang "Jesus Love the Little Children" and Robert Bray sang "Everything Is Beautiful" accompanied by the pianist Miss Agnes Bray which was much enjoyed. Rev. Robert Matheson told the children a story entitled "Great Gifts". The sermon was entitled "Memories Abound". Mother's Day is a day of memories. It's a day when we can think back to the deeds done for us which received no thanks in. return. Today besides being Mother's Day, is also Good Shepherd Sun- day. When we think of the role and the duties of a shepherd we find that vocation has a description much like the work of a mother. On Good Shepherd Sunday we remember in particular the aspects of Jesus' ministry which are shepherd -like. He served His people. He loves His people-. He gives of Himself. The same, of course is true of the ideal mother. The family of God - the Church - is called to serve others, to love, to give of itself. In order to be the ideal church, then, we need ideal standards. These can be found in the ideal life of Christ. United Church Women The May meeting of the United Church Women was held on Monday evening with 25' ladies present. Mrs. Glen Stewart welcom- ed the ladies and gave the theme "Mother Or Mother's Day", followed by a reading on Mother by Mrs. Stewart. Mrs. Paul Passmore read the scripture and Mrs. Mac Hodgert led in prayer. The of- fering was received by Mrs. - Passmore and Mrs. Ray Cot- tle with prayer by Mrs. Stewart. A story "A Present Or a Gift" by Mrs. Stewart. Two poems "A Mother's Love" and "A Mother's Men- ding Bag" by Mrs. Passmore. The topic "Jesus Means Life" with the purpose: To ex- plore how Jesus gave new life to women of his time and to see what this implies for women .and men today, was given by Mrs. Mac Hodgert with Mrs. Lee Webber, Mrs. Ken Duncan, Mrs. Barry Jef- fery and Mrs. Murray Dawson assisting. Mrs. Ken Duncan read a letter that was printed in the Mitchell paper from the Allan Grose family who are in Kenya. They are from the Fullarton area. Mrs. Dawson read a story about Karen Woods a theology student which was marvelous what she was doing. Mrs. Hodgert read from McLeans magazine "The Pope's Views'on Women". A reading "Facts About Cana- dian Women" was given by Mrs. Bev Alexander. A story "Lost In a Crowd" by Mrs. Hodgert. Mrs. Lee Webber president opened the business part of the meeting with a verse "On Mother's Day". The roll call was answered with "Your Favourite Flower". Mrs. Gerry Morgan gave a manse report stating a new lawn mower had been bought, and some eavestroughing was to be done, etc. An invitation was received to meet with the ladies of Caven Presbyterian Church on Monday, May 14. Visiting committee for next four months are Mrs. George Kellett, C. Mrs. Ken Duncan and W. Mrs. Lorne Ballantyne. The meeting was closed with the singing of "These Things I Know" which the ladies are going to sing at their church service on Sun- day, May 27. Mrs. Webber closed in prayer. Lunch was served by Group C and the hostess Mrs. Barry Jeffery. BLOOD DONOR CERTIFICATE - Jeff McVicar receives a certificate from Edna Dietz of the sponsoring Ausable Nomads at Wednesday's Red Cross blood donor clinic at SHDHS. T -A photo London following surgery on Thursday. Lawrence reports she is well. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bowden were guests d their family on Mother's Day to a smorgasbord at the Seven Dwarfs restaurant, London. Mr. and Mrs. Brent Caslick attended a wedding reception at Mildmay on Saturday evening and spent the weekend with their parents in that locality. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Overholt and family, Zurich and Miss Pauline Overholt, Exeter entertained their mother to a Mother's Day dinner at Pinedale Restaurant, Grand Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bran- don, Heather and Catherine, Uxbridge Mrs. Ron Brittan, Jeremy and Megan, Rich- mond Hill, Mrs. Jean Monteith, Miss Carol Prophet of London, Mrs. Mary McLay, Zurich and Mrs. Audrey McGregor, Exeter were Mother's Day guests with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Powe. The final euchre party for this season was held in the community centre, Monday evening convened by Bill and Elizabeth Lamport and Larry and Mary Cronyn. Prize winners were high scores Viola Atkinson and Percy Noels; lone hands Mary Davis and Joe Carter; low scqre Lydia Regier and Kay Armstrong . (playing a man's card). We have had a very good turn out all season and hope to see you all again in the fall. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Neil, Troy Michigan visited Satur- day with Tpm and Mary Kooy and Monday Tom attended the Synod of the Diocese of Huron at Althouse College, London. • 'J PROVINCIAL 4-H HONOURS - Heather Karr, Natalie Thompson and Helen Mar- shall received Provincial Honours certificates at Saturday's Middlesex Achievement Day for Lucan and area 4-H clubs. LOL TY FOODS PRICES ON QU FROM •.• SPECIAL PRICES IN EFFECT 9 A.M. WED. MAY 16 UNTIL CLOSING SAT. MAY 19 1 SUPER SPECIAL GIAL �-�^[ ` ►�ii DUTCH TREAT OR STEAKS CROSS CUT RIB ROASTS WIENERS FRANKS OR RED HOT ca. 1.98 lb BONELESS! CROSS CUT RIB ROASTS OR STEAKS 28 450 g PKG. 2.4911, BLADE BONE REMOVED SHORTST RIB • ROA 3, 73 Ib. /kg • SCHNEIDERS POPULAR THREE VARIETIES MINI -SIZZLERS 500 g PKG. 199 i FROM THE CHUCK CUT FROM CANADA 'A' GRADE BEEF FOR YOUR BARBEOUE 3.5t/kg BLADE STEAKS SPECIALLY TRIMMED FOR EXTRA VALUE At g7 BONELESS! NO WASTE /k9 BLADE ROASTSOR Stb. STEAKS I ♦ lt! SCHNEIDERS 500 g PACKAGE CELLO. PACK BEEF STEAKETTES /7, SCHNEIDERS SLICED 9 VARIETIES COOKED MEATS �rC 175 g PKG. MR. MacGREGORS FROZEN BOXED MEATS SOLD BY THE CASE ONLY STRIP LOIN (9 PORTIONS 170 g EA.) �� BEEF STEAKS CASE . '2.11 SERVING PRE -BROWNED BREADED 63' SERVING ITALIAN (12 PORTIONS 100 g EA.) VEAL CUTLETTES CASE7.tSB PRE -BROWNED BREADED 75' SERVING CHICKEN (12 PORTIONS 100 g EA.) CUTLETTES CASE 8.98 JUMBO SIZE (12 PORTIONS 143 g EA.) STEAK SHAPED BEEF 584 SERVING STEAKETTES CASE 6.98 SPECIAL SCHNEIDERS 5 VARIETIES SLICED 500 BAICON 500 g PKG. 2.79 SPECIAL SCHNEIDERS 3 VARIETIES SLIN MEAT STICKS 250 g EA. 1.89 SPECIAL SCHNEIDERS SANDWICH MEAT ROLLHASD 6 VARIETIES 250 g f. f8 SPECIAL SCHNEIDERS COOKED HAMD STEAKS 175gEA. f.89 SPECIAL SIX VARIETIES SLICED B��IIOLOIGNA- 500 g PKG. 2.49 DELI SPECIALS AVAILABLE ONLY AT DELI EQUIPPED STORES SCHNEIDERS JUMBO SLICED 9 90 SUMMER /kg SAUSAGE 4.491b. SCHNEIDERS TANGY SAUERKRAUT 909 mL 1.49 COUNTRY GOLD VAC PACK COUNTRY STYLE HAMS.36/kg3.791b. SCHNEIDERS FARMERS MARKET SMOKED SAUSAGE 500 NO NAME PEPPERONI OR BAVARIAN SMOKIES 375 9 FREE with every 3 40 order A BUY ONE GET ONE FREE SNEAK PREVIEW PASSPORT COUPON TO CANADA'S WONDERLAND Details at the Store PROD. OF U.S. CAN. NO. 1 LONG WHITE CALIF. NEW POTAT ES BULK � 3.19 1.68 SCHNEIDERS VACUUM RING POLISH SAUSAGE 6.37/k92.S9b. BOLOGNA -MAC & CHEESE -MOCK CHICKEN COOKED MEATS BRAND 2.62/kgt19Ib. NO NAME -BY THE PIECE - RIND ON SIDE BACON 4.07/kJf.S91b. NO NAME CHEESE FRANKFURTERS 375 9 1.49 r COUNTRY OVEN. BAKESHOP SPECIALS' COUNTRY OVEN DELICIOUS GARLIC BREAD L 340 9 1.29 COUNTRY OVEN TASTY STREUSEL COFFEE CAKE 350g 2.59 COUNTRY OVEN FRESH CRUSTY KAISER ROLLS 094 EA W DOZ 10 Ib. BAG PRODUCT OF U.S. FLORIDA WATER- MELON FRESH CUT 644/kg 29c Ib WHOLE 3.99 SCHNEIDERS OLDE FASIIIONEDO 9O SMOKED 7_ . kg HAM . SLICED SCHNEIDERS INSIDE ROUND ROAST BEEF SHOPSYSATO COLE SLAW OR POT SALAD SLICED 7.7 / lb. 12.th/k9 5.491b. 2.62,kg 1.191b. 1/2 PRICE PHOTOFINISHING NOW UNTIL MAY 31. SAVE 50% ON COLOUR PRINT FILM PROCESSING AT ZEHRS (ALL SIZES - C41 PROCESS ONLY) PRPDUCT OF U.S. FLORIDA PROD. OF U.S. CALIF. CAN. NO. 1 GREEN GREEN ONIONS CABBAGE TENDER BUNCHES Ib. EACH 864 /kg PRODUCT OF U.S. CALIFORNIA RADISHES BUNCHES 21890 ASSORTED ANNUAL BEDDING PLANTS 99`. PROS OEa t CAW M. 1 OEO MNE101 GRAPES 2.11 kg 99' Ib STURDY RED GERANIUMS 99' Mo0O5T 0i O 4 511NM0U CARROTS BUNCH EOOO. K 511404 LSO kc, BEAN SPROUTS 59'Ib MOR K e11s CAN. N. 1 s►AM1N TTM ONIONS MOS K 5 1AYICA MAGA FANCY MANY SAWN APPLES M0005? Of S. FORMA LIMES 79# f/99° 3'2,* POT OF s• ►100051 0 ROOMS IMPATIENS PETUNIA, .GERANIUM, OR WAX BEGONIA HANGING BASKETS 10 EA 1 CNf11T TOMATOES PINT 1.39 00004/51 1 00 01100 N CAN 1 f1NISN CUCUMBERS 1 9.93 NO NAME PRODUCT OF U.S. CALIFORNIA PEAT , FRESH MOSS STRAWBERRIES FT CU.?. 49 1•690A. 0100.0E VS *131114101 01047 1M.NV PEARS MOM O0 0 f 0101100 ZUCCHINI 1.74"`0041«10100110 NAPIM M 7CU 79' PINEAPPLE EA L59 BARK CHIPS r' 4.99 52 4 110nICT 0E MOM 69' ORANGES 2.49 NO NAME TOP SOIL ItIOICT Of OS MCI NAwINA1 PAPAYAS A 1.69 M000C101.t./79w CLNMN/ 1' LEMONS MONO O0 1110110 00000 COLE SLAW 000, S 9° MOMS Of IP S CAINORMA CHEAT t. _HEARTS EA 9S 0 TM 4MIll MO00CT 0 010150 SITE 1 M1 1101 CL1105 N. 1 1*01` SFT PEANUTS K9 3.4 ONIONS ° ;O E 89 M NLN MITE MARNI CHIPS 315 LITRE 2. I 20 K0 199 MINKS Of O4 11' NANNN 01SIE1CALIMOINA NO NAME BROCCOLI EA 994 SPRENGERI 8.99 SUPER SOIL L TRE 994 •