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Times-Advocate, 1979-03-14, Page 14Pq9e 14 March 14,1979 Euchre is popular at Shipka By MRS. HUGH MORENZ SHIPKA Ten tables of progressive euchre were in play, Wed nesday evening at Shipka Community Centre. Winners were, Ladies high, Mrs. Bill Lamport, Exeter; Ladies low, Mrs. Jessie Rader, Dashwood; mens high, Bill Finkbeiner; men’s low, Harold Finkbeiner; most lone hands, Lawrence Obermeyer of Grand Bend. The south group were in charge of refreshments and lunch and it was announced another euchre will be held on March 21. All the ladies present drew number tickets, with the winning number drawn by Kathy Russell who won a lovely cinararia plant donated by Farmer Bill Rammelloo. Personals Harold and Doreen Fink beiner returned home after a month’s holidays in the Pompano area of Florida, sporting lovely tans. One afternoon, Harold and some friends travelled to Fort Lauderdale to watch a practise session of the New York Yankies ball team. Harold and Lucille Vin cent, Lori, Michael and Michelle, have returned from a few week’s holidays in the sunny south, at Ingle wood, sou th of Sarasota. The children enjoyed swimming and a trip to Sea World. Recent visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Keller were Mr. & Mrs. Max Windsor, Exeter, Mr. & Mrs. Don Keller, Goderich, and Mr. & Mrs. Roy Gibson and Mark, Crediton. Clandeboye ladies meet Congratulations to Jim and Lorna Latta on the arrival of their little girl, Christine Charmaine, March 3. Although she was premature and only weighed two lbs. she is now doing well in an incubator in St. Josephs Hospital. A sister for Tanya. Lorna returned home from hospital on Wednesday. The Clandeboye Women’s Institute were guests of Riverview W.I. in Ailsa Craig, Tuesday. Marilyn Lee is back on the job at Carter’s General store after a holiday in Florida. Mrs. Ollie Hodgins ac companied her sister, Mrs. Ralph Turner of Ailsa Craig, to the Ice Capades, Satur day. Sunday visitors with the Hodgins at Shadyside Farm were Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Hodgins and Neila from near Thorndale and Mr. & Mrs. Emerson Hodgins, London. Mrs. Dorothy Joyce, Windsor spent the weekend with her sister, Mrs. Rupert Williams. Mr. & Mrs. Roy Cun ningham attended College Royal at University of Guelph, Saturday. Their son, Allan attends University there. The UCW held their March meeting at the church, Monday afternoon. Jean Brown took the devotions. Betty Coughlin reported on the Regional meeting to be held in Clandeboye United Church in May. In the business, a decision was made with the men to repair the church roof as soon as weather permits. Plans were made to redecorate the sanctuary of the church. Mr.-and Mrs. Murray Carter and family enter tained Sunday to celebrate a birthday and had as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Wardell and girls of Nairn and Jim Bradley, Goderich. Play cards at Whalen By MRS. HAMILTON HODGINS WHALEN A very successful euchre party was held Saturday evening in the Community Centre with Mr, and Mrs. MacLeod Mills as the hosts. The winners were men’s high, Larry Hern, ladies high, Sandra Hern, lone hands, Laura Hern, low score, Gerry Wallis and nine of hearts, Danny Scott. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. MacLeod Mills were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mills and boys, Centralia and Nancy Whiting, Toron to. Canada Grade “A 21/a to 31A lb Fresh Bartlett F A 4.99 4/$1 2.8955 1.49 I Sliced Chicken Loaf 1?8Jolly Miller 3 x 31/4 oz. pkgs. Orange Flavoured Drink Crystals« Gaines 2 kg pkg. Dog Meal Challenger 7.75 oz. tin Pink Salmon Miss Mew 6 oz. tin Assorted Varieties Cat Dinners.99 Top Choice 2 kg pkg. Beef, Cheese, Egg or Bacon Dog Food Regular or Diet, 750 ml btl. Returnable Bottle Seven-Up o /$-«(Plus 25c dep. per btl.) O/ I Aylmer Choice Fruit Cocktail, Halves Fancy Bartlett Pear Slices 14 fl. oz. tin r Fresh Whole Cut-Up Frying Chicken Leaver Pieces & Stems Mushrooms 10 fl. oz. tin Sunlight 12 L box Powdered Detergent Post 450 g pkg. Sugar Crisp or Alpha-Bits Fresh or Previously Frozen Pork Riblets .99 Libby’s 12-14 fl. oz. tin, Choice Peas & Carrots, Mixed Vegetables, Fancy Cream Corn, Peas or Whole Kernel Corn U.S. No; 1 Florida Pascal Celery U.S. No. 1 Florida Red or White Grapefruit Product of Israel Sweet Navel Oranges 2/.75 ea. .59 6/M doz. 1.68 U.S. No. 1,2 lb. bag Florida New Crop Cello Carrots Canada No. 1 Hot House English Cucumbers 69 .79 Product of Mexico No. 1, Vine Ripe Tomatoes Puritan 24 fl. oz. tin Hot Chill, Frontier Dinner Meatballs & Gravy, Wieners and Beans and Assorted Stews 32 fl. oz. plastic btl. Liquid Plumber PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL CLOSING SATURDAY. MARCH 17, 1979. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES __ TO AVERAGE FAMILY REQUIREMENTS. _____ supplied and SERVICED BY Maxwell House Instant Coffee f Top Valu 1 lb. pkg. ic & Cheese Bologna or Aylmer 28 fl. oz. tin Choice Tomatoes 1.18 .65 Schneiders 1 lb. pkg. All Beef, Dutch Treet Red Hot or Skinless Wieners PET FOOD SPECIALS 1.29 99 Sunlight 1.5 L plastic btl. P.P. $1.83 Liquid Dish Detergent 1.65 Mother Parkers pkg. of 100 economy Tea Bags 1.0^7 Bakers 6 oz. pkg. Semi-Sweet Baking Chips 89 2/.89 Aylmer 11 fl. oz. btl. Tomato Ketchup X Robin Hood Assorted Flavours Cake Mixes 17.6 -18.7 oz. pkg. Skinless Wieners j' And/or Top Valu Breakfast Sausage Schneiders, 1 lb. pkg. 4 Varieties Sliced Side Bacon Schneiders 2 lb. bucket Cooked Chicken Schneiders, 2 lb. pkg. Family Pack Beef Burgers St. Patrick’s Day Special Shopsy 3-4 lb. Corned Beef Brisket Top Valu 1 lb. pkg. Sliced Side Bacon Schneiders, 1 lb. pkg. All Beef, Country Maple or Regular Mini-Sizzlers lb.1.79 1.58 Schneiders, 6 oz. pkg. Dutch Loaf, Pickle & Pimento or Luncheon Loaf .68 Canada Grade “A” 272 to 31/4 lb. Fresh Frying Chickens ib.78 LENTEN FISH SPECIALS Skippy 2 Ib. jar Frozen (Perch Family) B.C. Rockfish 4 OO Fillets ib. 1 aUU Heat & Serve Haddock Portions ,b 1.78 Flip or Fry Krunchie Perch ib. 1.88 Frozen Cod Fillets b 1.58 Frozen Smoked Cod Fillets ib. 1.68 Frozen Smoked Kippers ib. .88 Carnation 23 oz. jar Regular & MarshmallowCreamy or Super Chunk Peanut Butter 1.85 Instant Hot Chocolate 2.49 White Swan box of 200 White, Pink, Yellow or Green Facial Tissue 65 Ragu 14.5 fl. oz. jar Plain, w/Meat or w/Mushrooms Spaghetti Sauce .Of Breck 400 ml btl. Regular, Dry or Oily Shampoo 2.49 McCormicks 700 g pkg. McBig Chocolate, Ginger or Oatmeal .jSnaps 1 . Uy Laura Secord 4 x 5 fl. oz. carton Assorted Flavours OQMini Puddings .yy Jell-0 3 oz. pkg. Assorted Flavours Jelly Powders 4/M 1.79Cepacol 500 ml btl. Mouthwash Swanson? Frozen Chicken, Beef or Turkey Dinners 11 oz. pkg. Ken-L-Ration 2 kg bag Regular, Liver or Cheese Dog Burger 2.89 Derby 15 oz. tin Meat Dog and Cat Food Kraft 1 lb. jar Processed Cheez Whiz McCain, 20-24 oz. pkg. 12 Inch Frozen Pepperoni, Supreme, Deluxe Pizza Monarch 1 lb. tub Soft Margarine 3/M 1.39 1.99 79 Pillsbury 3 x 8 oz. pkgs. Crescent Bank Offer Dinner Rolls IGA 1 ib. pkg. Lard 1.69 .63 f Quench 4 x 31/2 oz. pkgs. Assorted Fruit Flavoured Drink Crystals .99 White Swan 2 roll pkg. White, Yellow, Green or Orange Paper Towels 1.09 DARLING'S LUCAN AND EXETER BETTY & ART'S GRAND BEND, ONTARIO $$$ rA’’ WT. I// . f. 2^'HEINZ Canada Fhncy iff o . *7 *’ Y *7 Heinz Fancy Tomato Juice 19 fl. oz. tin