Times-Advocate, 1981-12-22, Page 2Blue Ribbon
"Schneiders'
Deli Week"
BOLOGNA Ibs 1.59
Luncheon, Chicken, Mac & Cheese
MEAT LOAVES lbs 1.8"
POLISH SAUSAGE ,1.891
Beerwurst or Spiced
HAM LOAF Ib $2.99
Jumbo
SUMMER
SAUSAGE Ib.$2.99
Frozen Utility
Frozen Utility
TURKEYS
TURKEYS
Ib.
89( 1 I 6 101bs.
Over 10 lbs. 99t
while supply last
Ib.
ppY 6R
ER"
"We Like to Serve You
A Little Bit Better
Thank You For Your Patronage
TWO LOCATIONS
HENSALL
262-2648
ZURICH
236-4316
Please note: Most but not all items
will last for two weeks. There will be
no printed ad for the week of Dec.
28 Jo Jan. 2nd./82. There will be
some additional items put on special
for this week.'
BIONICS FOR CHRISTMAS — Patient John Be II is attended by doctors Andy Phillips and
Chris Gardiner, while cast members of the Hensall Public School Christmas program look
on. The Grades 3 and 4 presented the skit, The Bionic Boy. Cost includes (from left): Crystal
Jones, Sean Kyle, Darryl Lawrence, Karen McCullough, Paul Bozzato, Sheila Doul sstid
Inhn Raosehnom.
Hen.
and district
Mrs. Bertha MacGregor;
Phone 262-2025 .'
Our Sears
Order office
262-3316
Large crowd attends
public school concert
A large crowd attended the the song "We Wish You a
Hensall Public School Merry Christmas" at the
Concert on Thursday beginning.
evening December 17. The Following this Grades 5-6
program featured all the demonstrated some com-
grades with Kindergarten mercials before Grades 1
performing recitations and and 2 presented their Santa
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APPLIANCE CENTRE 1
Hensall 262-2728
CHRISTMAS DRAW
Draw for approximately 15 Ib. Grade A turkey
every week until Christmas. One ticket for
every $100.00 purchase. Tickets remain for
every draw. You may be lucky. "Merry Christ-
mas". WINNER OF LAS r WEEK'S DRAW
Gail Oke, Zurich
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HENSALL & DISTRICT
COMMUNITY CENTRE
262-3206
Arena Activities
Week of December 23
Monday, December 21
Open ice
Tues. December 22
Minor Hockey 5:45 - 8:45 p.m.
Junior Practice 9 - 10 p.m.
Intermediate Practice 10 - 11 p.m.
Wednesday, December 23
Moms and Tots 2:30 - 3:30 -p.m.
Public Skating 3:30 - 5 p.m.
Atom Practice 6 p.m.
Bantam Practice 8 p.m.
Midgets visit Clinton 9 p.m.
Thursday, December 24
Closed
Friday, December 25
Closed
Saturday, December 26
Hensall Minor 8 a.m. - 12 p.m. noon
Seaforth Industrial Hockey 12:30 - 5:30 p.m.
Free Public Skating 7 - 9 p.m.
Coustesy of Hensall Kinsmen Club
Sunday, December 27
Closed: Ice Painting
Monday, December 28
Public Skating 2 - 4 p.m.
i,-1 I,y Tuckey Beverages Ltd. Pepsi
Claus Acrostic. The grade 5
class participated in a
French play "Chez Les Le
Blane" and grades 3-4 took
part in a play " The Bionic
Kid". The senior grades 7
and 8, presented skits "The
Day After the Night Before
Christmas" and "Can You
Imagine This?" respec-
tively.
Between these numbers,
the audience participated in
carol singing. Dianne
Stebbins did several dance
numbers and the school
choir concluded the program
with appropriate Christmas
numbers.
After the successful
program, fellowship was
enjoyed by those attending
as Grade seven and eight
pupils served a lunch to
those attending.
Personals
The IOOF Lodge members
held their Christmas party
on Thursday evening and
finalized the. plans to
distribute boxes to Shut-ins
on Sunday, December 20 by
the C.P.T. committee of the
lodges.
Representatives of the
Ladies' Auxiliary and Legion
members visited the
residents at Queensway
Nursing Home on Thursday
evening and give out
Christmas treats.
Mrs. Alice Neilands,
president of the ladies'
legion auxiliary, Mrs. Iva
Reid and Mrs. Colleen Ferris
motored to London on
Wednesday to visit the
veteran's in Westminster
hospital and present them
with the season's treats.
They were received by Mrs.
Marion Walker, R.N. for-
merly of Hensall.
The C.P.T. committee of
the IOOF and Rebekah
Lodges delivered their
Christmas treats to shut-ins
on Sunday.
Mrs. Iva Reid on behalf of
the Ladies Legion Auxiliary
delivered treats to Life
members and shut-ins.
Mr. Kenneth Parker who
underwent surgery in Vic-
toria Hospital, London last
week returned to his home.
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SMOKED HAM
Fresh Whole Part Skinned
5 16
'r ave
51.19
Shank Portion Butt Portion
.' 1.29
1.39
Centre Cut
$1.59
Schneiders Smoked
SAUSAGE
Taillefer Boneless Tin End
HAMS
lb '1.99
e'1.99
Taillefer 500 g. pkg.
SIDE BACON $1.49
Pride of Canada Cornmeal
BACK BACON Ib. $2.29
Poland() in syrup
PINEAPPLE
19 oz. tin
65t
Heinz
TOMATO
JUICE aeoi 89<
Ocean Spray whole or jellied .;
CRANBERRY
SAUCES 140zotin69t
E.D. Smith Cherry
PIE FILLING
,o... $ 1,49
Allen's Reconstituted
APPLE
JUICE
48 oz. tin
9t
McCain
MINCEMEAT
PIE ,a„gpkg $1J9
Mitchell's
APPLESAUCE 14 oz. tin 594
Royal Instant
PUDDINGS 3.5 oz. pkg. 2/89 4
E.D. Smith Pumpkin
PIE FILLING
19 oz. tin 994
E.D. Smith 28 oz. jar
GARDENCOCKTAIL 994
frozen foods
Rich's
COFFEE RICH
McCain Peas or Mixed
VEGETABLES
500 g.
2 Ib
2/99<
b...f1.19
•": bakery buys
Knechtel Brand White
SLICED BREAD
Rollin
Serve
ROLLS
24 ozloaf
pkg. of 12
59s
69t
Weston
SOFT 'N CRUSTY
ROLLSpkg. of 12 694
Weston Plain pkg• of 8 ENGLISH MUFFINS 694
CHRISTMAS DRAW
Compliments of Don's Food Market
& Our Suppliers!
Just ask the cashier for a slip of
paper, write your name and
telephone number on and deposit in
Draw Box. Each store will have
separate draws! A list of prizes will
be available on Draw Box.
Draw to be made Christmas Eve at 5
p.m.
Bick's Dill 1 litre jar
PICKLES
Close-up
TOOTHPASTE
Club House Red
CHERRIES
Club House Manzanilla
OLIVES
. o
Tetley "2 -cup"
$1.39 TEA -BAGS
Orville RedenBacher 30 oz. jar
100 ml. tubs 1.39 POPPING CORN
Chase & Sanborn Ground
1 Ib. bag
350 ml. b
pkg. of 72
250 ml. jar
375 ml. jar
$1.49 COFFEE.
Head & Shoulders
'1 .68
'1.99
'2.49
$1 .49 SHAMPOO350 mlbo „les3.69
HOUSE SPECIALS
KIST GINGER ALE'
PEPSI -COLA
750 ml. bottle 3/99
or
Hostess or lays All flavours
POTATO CHIPS 2CH39994
Red Path White
GRANULATED
SUGAR 2 kg. bag 1.39
Neilson's Dairy
WHIPPING
CREAM 250m1. 694
Neilson's Dairy 3 qt bag
MILK 1.89
Homo, 2% or Skim
Knechtel Brand No. 1
CREAMERY
BUTTER 1 Ib. 1.98
Cartons of Canadian Brand
CIGARETTES Regular 10.25
1 0.35
King Size
fresh produce
Produce of USA Canada no. 1 Table
GREEN ONIONS
Produce of USA Canada No. 1
Red or White
GRAPEFRUIT
Produce of USA Canada no. 1
RED GRAPES
Produce of USA Canada no. 1
TANGERINES
Produce of U.S.A. Canada No. 1 cello
RADISHES
Produce of Canada Ontario no. 1
TURNIPS
Produce of Canada Canada no. 1
CABBAGE
3/' 1
6/991
79t
79t
•.59t
3/894
2/99c
Ib.
dozen
STORE HOURS: Dec. 21st to Jan. 2nd, 1982
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday 8 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Thursday, Christmas Eve 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Friday, Christmas Day CLOSED
Saturday, Boxing Day CLOSED
Sunday Dec. 27/81 CLOSED
Monday to Thursday Dec. 31st/81 8 a,m. to 6 pan.
Friday, New Year's Day CLOSED
Saturday, Jan. 2nd/82 Open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
* Christmas Trees still available at both locations
* Check out our Candy Displays