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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-05-09, Page 24•"?.•;i"' : ''' ' Page 24 Times-Advocate, Ma 041 7/1014t Zottat The Only Candy That Is ,Better Is Another Laura Secord Don't Forget • • • • We Also Carry A Complete Line of • Perfumes • Cosmetics • Toiletries, Etc. BE SURE TO STOCK UP ON FILMS and FLASHBULBS For Mother's Day Photos EXETER PHARMACY 235-1570 LTD. Phone 235-1070 Schneiders Boned & Rolled PORK SHOULDERS with bread stuffing 5 lb. average BUTT PORK CHOPS lb f. PREPARE FOR MIKADO — Students of Exeter public school will be School. A large group of the cost is shown above during rehearsals. presenting, "The Mikado" May 15 and 16 at South Huron District High T-A photo PREPARE FOR OPERETTA — The Huronia choir will be presenting their operetta, "The Gondoliers" on May 30, 31 and June 1 at South The youth hoard of the Huron- Perth TB and Respiratory Disease Association (TBRDA) launching a campaign for non- smokers' rights, and its first project will be a float in the centennial parade in Mitchell on July 1. The float will promote non- smokers' rights using `Gasp" ( Group Against Smokers Pollution) materials. The plans were announced at the annual meeting of the Huron-Perth Association held at the Com- munity Centre, Brodhagen, Wednesday night. Jack Hughes of Simcoe, past president of the Ontario TBRDA was the guest speaker. He said the anti-smoking campaign started four years ago by the federal government was not as successful because cabinet ministers, members of parliament and other govern- ment officials continue to smoke when being interviewed on television. Mr. Hughes was critical of John Munro who introduced the campaign when he was the health minister, because he usually had a cigarette going when he was on television. He suggested the federal government should hand over more of the $600 million from tobacco taxes to cancer research. Now $1.4 million is spent an- nually on research. Of this, 25 percent was raised by the Canadian TBRDA and its branches, Mr. Hughes reported. He suggested that educating people on the dangers of smoking will be more effective in the long run than trying to ban cigarette advertising. He said it is im- possible to ban cigarette smoking completely, but as more and 7,'""A' DA7 n. more people find out what smoking can do, to their lungs, fewer and fewer people will smoke. Mr. Hughes said there are not as many people smoking now as there used to be but there are more lady smokers. Mr. Hughes concluded by saying that while TB has been brought under control in Canada, it is not beaten, and respiratory diseases present a much wider field and more funds are needed for research. Rev. Garbutt Smith, Stratford, local president of the association said Easter seal campaign returns have reached an all-time high. The per capita return is 31.7 cents and population support is 10.7 percent, the highest in the province. Net campaign receipts for the two counties amounted to $30,518. Campaign costs were kept down he said by using more volunteer workers. Rev. Smith quoted Dr. N. C. Delarue, a prominent chest surgeon, who said that one in every five persons is in hospital as a direct result of cigarette smoking. Dr. Delarue had said the risks of alcohol are minimal compared to cigarette smoking. Rev. Garbutt Smith was re- elected for a second term as president. Other officers are: past president, Ivan Forsyth, Kippen; vice-president, Miss Eileen O'Brien, Goderich and Mrs. Frank Dodds, Stratford, Among the committee chair- men elected was Mrs. J. Cann, Exeter who will co-chair the education committee. Dr. Frank Mills, Goderich is the medical advisory. Teresa Ondrejicka of Exeter will be member of the youth board. Huron District High School. Shown above painting scenery are Carolyn Perry, Kim McCaffrey, Joanne McKnight and Doug Carroll, T-A photo Will launch campaign on non-smokers' rights Phone 235-0212 ePOTATO CHIPS 8 oz. bag % Libbys Fancy FRUIT COCKTAIL 28 oz. tin 69( Rose Brand DILL PICKLES large 32 oz. for 5 9( 17th ANNIVERSARY SALEBRAT ION During these times of high food prices and inflation, we sometimes wonder ourselves like you the con- sumer, just how high food prices can go. You can bet that we at A&H try to give you the best value for your food dollar week after week, and would like to say Thank You for your patronage during the past 17 years and invite you to take advantage of these savings during our 17th anniversary sale. Maxwell House Schneiders Heat & Eat 2 lb. bucket BUCKET O'CHICKEN 2. 9 8 BREAKFAST BACON Hb.pkge.994 Schneiders No. 1 Vac Pack . $1.39 Swifts Boneless Premium DINNER HAMS lb. Maple Leaf Sockeye OPEN FRIDAY NITE TILL 9:00 SAUSAGE Country st yl e BABY BEEF LIVER lb. Schneiders Pure Pork 89‘ 79t b 99‘ $1.55 594 „e.. 594 mareligmaiumws* selaWwwwwwwsuntamekomm BUTTER Middlesex First Grade $4.88 SPAGHETTI 21b. 49( MUSHROOMS Fresh Daily lb. 79j Rosebuds, Caramel Rolls, Chocolate Wafers, etc. NEILSON'S 3/$1 CANDY bagsz 89‘ 69 GSupreme Heavy Duty kge of 10 BAGS 43( Regal from Nabob TEA BAGS Pkge of 90 59( MARSHl Firesi d eALLOWS 10 %z oz bag 3/$1 UNINEWSZUWASMANIVA:mMESSARrmatmamal FRUITS & VEGETABLES 25 lb. $ • 89 ORANGES 894 Splendor Ready Cut MACARONI or ta rtan BRUSSELL SPROUTS 1 ° ° nz 49 Canada No, 1 Snowhite BAKERY TREATS Enriched 24 oz. 26x36 Joy Liquid 79t DETERGENT 411010111111 imileiles•106. Diet or PEPSI Regular CANS 024 $2.99 26 N.R. Bottles PEPSI or GINGER ALE 3/891 Fancy RN NIBLETS 12 oz tin 29t Van Camp BEANS & PORK 14 oz tin 3/$1. ElleiniTCHUP 13 oz bottle 3/$1 Heinz Assorted Sweet Green, Hamburg, Hot dog RELISHES 12 oz. 3/$1 LAUNDRY Pu ox n DETERiEbiTS1.73 Aylmer Tomato or Vegetable SOUPS 10 oz. tin 2/29t TOMATO JUICE Aylmer Fancy 48 oz tin 39t 38 oz bottle $1.69 CRISCO OIL Dares Chocolate Chips or Peanut Butter Chip COOKIES bag 69t Poland() 19 oz tin oft Aft CRUSHED PINEAPPLE 4/ 41 f44:404,s, FROZEN Old South ORANGE JUICE ,10.50c/s of 24 12 6z, tin 2/89( Schneiders Ideal Sandwich Meat MINCED HAM Schneiders Vac Pak WIENERS Skinless 2 lb. Pkge. Heavy Duty Construction ALUMINUM LAWN CHAIRS Orange, Green or Blue These sell normally at $6.95 Limited Anniversary Price Quantity Ontario No. 1 POTATOES Sunkist Valencia 88's dozen Produce of USA Fresh WHITEr BREAD Westons ANGEL CAKES Fresh Daily Big 9" Superior 3 Varieties Pkge of 12 CHERRYse PIES 22 oz,