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Times-Advocate, March. 17, 1977
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GET SUPER
VALUES DURING
CLOVER FARM'S
BIG
NEW
MANAGEMENT
NEW MANAGEMENT AT CLOVER FARM
Larry Cronyn takes over this week as the manager of the Clover Farm store at Huron Park. A native of the
area, Larry has 28 years experience in the retail grocery business. He started his career in Centralia with
Glenn Robinson in 1949 and has been associated with Darling Food Markets for the past 14 years. He has
leased the business from Fred Darling and it will continue to operate as Darling's Clover Farm Market. In the
above picture Fred Darling at the right turns the keys over to Larry Cronyn, At the left are members of the
family Gayle Cronyn, Mike Cronyn and Joanne Hodge.
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VISIT US IN HURON PARK NOW AND GET IN ON THE SAVINGS
DARLING'S '
4 OZ.
HAMBURG
PATTIES 6 Madef eeroBmFrsh c
Lean
LB.
SCHNEIDERS
WIENERS
(Red Hots)
LB 68'
SWIFT'S EVERSWEET LEAN
SIDE
BACON
1 LB. PKG. 98
BUY 2-GET 1 FREE
Save 33ct
E SI COLA
KIST
G1NGERAL
/ 6'
Plus Depos
FRIENDLY compm
WE SELL GOVERNMENT INSPECTED
HOME KILLED BEEF FROM
DARLING'S FEEDLOT
Heinz
Tomato
Ketchup 11 oz.
HOSTESS
ROASTS 1,3 594
BLADE OR SHORT RIB Country Style
POTATO
CHIPS
59' ;PARE RIBS Li3.39'
iiiiiiCKSAUSAGE LB75 Vegetable &
Tomato Soup
12 oz.
Bright's
Tomato coc
Juice 48 oz 11'
Tang
Orange
Crystals , $ 1"
,o0z.5/
Crisco
Oil $209
48 oz.
York
Kernel
Corn
Top Valu
Apple
J uice 48 oz 59
PICNIC HAMS L885'
CAMPFIRE, BY THE PIECE
BOLOGNA LB.43‘
FAMILY PACK
HAMBURG LB59' ONLY
Colonial 6 Varieties—Save 20a
Cookies 14 oz. 69
Javex
Die ch 64 oz. 59 C
Facial Tissues
Chapman's, Most Flavours
Ice Cream
200's
C
2 litres 89
59' • Tide King Size
Detergent $219
Billy Bee
Honey $ 'I 69
2 lb. Jar III
DAIRY
Margarine 1 lb. Tub
Imperial Soft
59'
Schneiders Singles
69' Cheese Slices 8 oz,
Kraft
2.69 Cheez Whiz 2 lb. Jar
Weston's Cruller
Do-Nuts
Pkg. of 10, Save 144
45'
PRODUCE'""
Ont. No, 1
Potatoes 10 lbs. 69'
Ont. No. 1
Turnips lb. 12'
Valley Farms
French Fries 2 Ibs. 39'
Kent Frozen
Orange Juice 12 1/2 2/69'
Savarin Chicken, Turkey & Beef
Frozen Dinners iloz. 59'
FROZEN FOO
Weston's 12 oz. Pkg., Save 44e
Hamburg& ,
Wiener Rolls 1/ 994
FRESH BAKING
DARLING'S FARM
HURON PARK
We'Re*teive The itigh
To Limit Quantities
Capri
Bathroom 79‘
Tissue Pk.
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The season is here
and we have them in stock . : .
Two section grid
Permanent hinge hood
Handles left and right
mounted away from heat
Heavy-gauge,
cast-aluminum body
Permanent lava rocks
for even heat
distribution
U-type burners with
limited 3-year warranty
Dual controls
Lighting port
both left and
right sides
Aluminum-coated
steel post
for long life
Quality features demanded
by the backyard chef
John Deere barbeque grills are made of cast aluminum for
long service and easy cooking, We feature the double burner
model with tank, regulator and control. Set up and ready for
you to start barbequing.
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EXETER
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JOHN DEERE
By KATHY COOPER
EUMVILLE
The Elimville Women's
Institute met at the hall and then
travelled to Exeter to visit the
fire hall, Firemen Norman Tait,
Ray Smith and John Morgan met
with the women and discussed
some of their equipment, and how
it operates.
The women then made a tour of
the fire hail and fire trucks. Mrs.
Verla Allen thanked the three fire
men for the tour and information
the members received, Safety
pamphlets were available for
each person.
Back at the Elimville hall, the
president Mrs. Grace Pym
opened the meeting with a poem
"12 Daisies." The Opening Ode
and Institute Creed were
repeated, Miss Ruth Skinner
introduced Mrs. Elsie Westcott,
the District•President and Mrs.
Anna Ballantyne, the District
Secretary and presented them
with a gift,
The meeting on "Safety" was
then turned over to the corn-
mittee Mrs. plga tiern ana
Verla Allen. A poem "Now I look
twice" was read by Mrs. Allen.
Mrs. Bern read an article
"Please Do not Eat" telling the
members how many flowers
including house and outside are
very poisionous,
Mrs, Gladys Hern played an
Irish instrumental, Mrs. Allen
read an article "I'm a Farmer's
Wife." Many pamphlets on all
kinds of safety were on display.
The meeting was turned back
to the president. Mrs, Westcott,
District President spoke a few
words bringing greetings from
Huron South., The District
Annual will be held May 19, An
invitation from Hurondale W,I.
was accepted to attend a dessert
euchre on March 23.
The fair exhibit was discussed.
Mrs. Annie Jean Johns was
named to a committee with more,
to be named later. A donation
was given to Exeter fair. Mrs.
Kaye Penhale gave a hospital
report. Miss Ruth Skinner was
named to the Citizenship and
worm 'luaus at the district level.
A donation was given to
Usborne Central School to help
send one student to Ottawa to the
National School Safety Jamboree
in May. The meeting closed by
singing "The Queen" and lunch
followed.
Personals
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Martin will
celebrate their 40th wedding
anniversary on March 24.
Mr, & Mrs, Alvin Cooper
visited recently with Mr. & Mrs.
Don Parsons and family of
Hensall. They celebrated Donnie
Parsons birthday.
Friday evening guests with
Ruth and Laverne Skinner of
Exeter were Mr. & Mrs. Alvin
Fulton, Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Cooper,
Mr, & Mrs. Emerson Penhale and
Mr. & Mrs. Floyd Cooper.
Weekend guests with Mr. &
Mrs. Howard Johns and Mary
were Mr, & Mrs. Wayne Shannon,
Michael and Katie of Sarnia and
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Sweitzer of
London and Miss Laura Johns of
Waterloo.
Elimville Institute members
enjoy tour of Exeter fire hail
HAPPY MUSIC — The first junior number on Saturday's Exeter figure skating club carnival featured
musical skaters, From the left are Krista Elder, Janet Mowatt, Laura Wright, Lisa Shepherd and Michelle
Koyle. • T-A photo
Four million distributed
Bible canvass increases
The year 1976 brought the
greatest income to the Canadian
Bible Society in Western Ontario,
namely, an increase of 14.75
percent over 1975.
With one hundred and sixty
three Branches in southwestern
Ontario, the returns from these
amounted to $193,673.83 in con-
tribution money to the world-
wide. task of translating,
publishing and distributing the
Christian scriptures.
The sole purpose of the
Canadian Bible Society is to
make it possible for everyone
who wants a Bible in Canada and
in all countries, to have one in his
or her own language.
Each year some four million
scriptures in 75 different
languages are distributed in
Canada. In Southwestern Ontario
the Bible Society distributed in
1976 more than 10,000 Bibles,
Thames Road
induct elders
By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE
THAMES ROAD
Last Sunday morning during
the church service two new
members were inducted namely
Edwin Miller to the Board of
Trustees and Ted Kernick to the
Board of Stewards.
This Sunday Ross Hodgert was
inducted as an elder and Glen
Lamport to the Board of
Stewards. They were called
forward by the Clerk of Session
John Pym.
Miss Joanne Danelko, Miss
Kim Maryanovich and Miss
Janice Stewart of Lambton
College, Sarnia spent the
weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Glen
Stewart.
Mr. & Mrs. William Rohde
were Saturday supper guests
With Mrs. Marguerite Gibson of
London, The Rohde's spent
Saturday evening with Mr. &
Mrs. Roy Pepper of Exeter.
Mrs. Mary Hodgert of Exeter
was a Sunday guesb with Mr. &
Mrs. Ross' Hodgert.
Mr. & Mrs, Alex Rohde of
Mitchell were Sunday guests with
Mr. & Mrs. William Rohde.
Thirteen people attended the
first Lenten, service, Sunday
evening.
Anyone wishing their Observer
subscription renewed please let
Mrs. Donald Bray know before
March 27,
Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Passmore
spent the weekend with Mr, &
Mrs. Ken Brazier and family,
Brantford.
14,000 New Testaments and
100,000 Portions and Selections of
the Holy Scriptures.
The Word of God is now in 1600
languages with distribution well
over 300 million copies annually,
throughout the world.
The demand for the Bible is the
greatest in history. The problem
is not to get 'people to take the
Bible, but to find money to
produce the Scriptures which
people are wanting and for which
they are waiting.
Appreciation is expressed for
all the volunteer workers in the
163 Branches of the Canadian
Bible Society in Western Ontario
who together have helped to
reach this outstanding
achievement,
Contributions from area
communities is as follows:
Ailsa Craig 572.25
Brinsley 60.00
Brucefield 80.00
Centralia 45.00
Crediton 103.80
Dashwood 407.00
E. &. W. Williams 1419.00
Elimville 1.00
Exeter 1915.40
Fullarton 364.00
Grand Bend 158.00
Granton 120.00
Hensall 60.50
Hibbert Township 356.50
Ilderton r • 1105.77
Kippen 319.25
Kirkton, Woodham 201.50
Lucan 1266.00
Zurich 1155.00
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