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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1970-12-31, Page 10SANTA'S HELPERS BOOBED Sometimes Santa is blamed for making a mistake but when this happens it usually is one of his helpers who are at fault. This was the case last week as Santa is being blamed for the caption which appeared under this picture and which indicated incorrectly that Santa's friend was Allyson Scott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Scott, Seaforth. The information was supplied by one of Santa's helpers who usually is most reliable. To set the record straight Santa's guest at the Legion Christmas Party was Margaret Ann Nolan, the three year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nolan of R.R. 2, Dublin. Scanning the Weeklies _By Lee Hee In scanning the Mitchell Advocate we note that Mr. and Mrs. George Eickmeyer, observed their golden wedding anniver- sary. Mrs. Cliff Kemp was presented with a silver tea service upon her retirement as house mother for thirteen years at Stratford General Hospital School of Nursing. Mrs. Kemp is returning to the village of Fullarton where she will take up residence. The newly-elected officers of the Mitchell and district Pigeon Club are Ron Rowland, Dublin as president; Jim. Harloff, Milverton as secretary. After spending 50 years in the produce business in Zurich, Leroy O'Brien, according to the Zurich Citizens News, is retiring at the end of the year. Mr. O'Brien has been active in the community and for many years served as a member of the police trustee board, prior to its incorpor- ation, a past president of Zurich. Lions Club and is a charter member of the organization. In the news of Auburn appearing in the Blyth Standard we note that Mr. and Mrs. William Straughn marked their 59th wed- ding anniversary. From the St. Marys Journal-Argus we note that the newly formed Snowmobile Club has decided on a name, the "Snowbirds". The club has now enrolled about 40 members and plans a rally for early in January. Mr. Arthur Johnson was honored recently by his family on the occasion of his 88th birthday. It was "McGuffin Night" at Mt. Olivet Lodge, Thorndale, when Ross McGuffin was Installed as Master of the Lodge by his father, Ivan McGuffin, assisted by two uncles, The three senior members of the family are all Past Masters in the Masonic Lodge and the combined years of member- ship in the order by the four McGuffins reaches a total of 66. According to the Goderich Signal Star, Alexandra Marine and General Hospital has received full accreditation by the Canadian Council on Hospital accredit- ation, hospital board chairman Jim Britnell announced this week. At this time due to so many Christmas concerts etc. in the weeklies this column is a little short again. However, I do want to extend to all my friends and readers Best Wishes for a Happy and Prosperous New Year. First Church WMS IRON EXPOSITOR, SEAFORTK QNT,r DEC._ 31, TWO wishes On the road ahead lies another year. As you travel along it, our thanks and good go with you. Best of luck! Seeforth Phone 527.1670 ROWCLIFFE MOTORS Top Vohs Canada Grade 'A' FRESH Ero LARGE SIZE Fresh Ground MINCED BEEF When the clock strikes twelve, it's time to welcome the great New Year and to thank our loyal friends. WEST END GARAGE OF MITCHELL LTD. Everyday Low Discount Price Macaroni & Cheese 7 1/4 -os., Pkg. Kraft Dinner Everyday Low DiscoUnt Price Libby's Deep Brown 19-oz, Tin Beans WITH PORK IN TOMATO SAUCE Everyday Low Discount Price FRASERVALE FANCY FROZEN Green Peas Bag WHITE SHEETS 1 .99 en, — STRIPED SHEETS 2.59 ea, WHITE PILLOW CASES 49e — STRIPED 1 .09 70" ir 90" Teemed., Ibex Ffennelette BLANKETS .exb 2.99 New Decorator Design, horn Filled PILLOWS F411 Slew aj mob A.H'd Colon. Esmond Windsor BLANKETS 3.49 THERE'S AN IGA STORE NEAR YOU Wilkinson's Seaforth HAIL to the NEW YEAR A New Year approaches filled with new promise. For your loyal support, thanks! READ'S SHOES & LUGGAGE Phone 527.0640 Seaforth Everyday Low Discount Price 15-41. tin TERRY DOG Food 9' Everyday Low Discount Price TOP VALU ASST'D Cheese Slices Pkg. FLORIDA MARSH SEEDLESS MD or WHITE) ME. 1 0 169C Grapes 29:, U.S. NO. 1 RED EMPEROR News of Winthrop and Area SWEET MIXED ''PICKLES (Limit 3 Doc, Per Customer) Bick's 24-oz. Jar (Limit 3 Jon PeiCustcimer) 9-ox. Pkg. 9} 6-os. Pkg. Dos. ( St. Marys with Mr. and Mrs. Orval Storey. Mr. and Mrs. Don McClure held a Christmas gathering for the McClure family. Mrs. Doug. Schroeder and baby son have returned home from Seaforth Hospital. Rev. Ure Stewart preached the morning service at Cavan United Church. Next Sunday will be Communion and services will be held at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. Cubed STEWING \l!EEF Lb. PERSONALLY SELECTED RED BRAND Canada Grade 'A'(4.5 Lb. Size) Lb. 67' Canada Grade 'A' (6.10 Lb. Size) 69c 79, DUCKLINGS GEESE CANADA GRADE 'A' H BR EN OIL O ER R FRESH TURKEY Lb. Everyday Low Discount Price Bright's Fancy Tomato 48•ex Juice tin GENERAL MERCHANDISE DON'T MISS THE SAVINGS DURING IGA'S ANNUAL JANUARY COLOURFUL WHITE SALE SPLENDOR SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES Mrs. Robert Hulley and family Mr. add Mrs. Lloyd Dale with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Storey, Ray and Bonnie. Christmas visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Orval Storey were, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Jones, David and Sheila, Lucan, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Glanville and Billy, Walton, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Cook and Robby, Goderich, Jim Mcllwain, Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Storey, CUT GREEN BEANS Tins easel Plan. 13 CUT WAX BEANS or 14... SQUIRREL SMOOTH First Church W.M.S. met in the Centennial Room at the Church for the Christmas meet- ing. Mrs. Keys opened the meet- ing with a poem entitled "What Is Christmas". Members observed a minutes silence in memory of Mrs. Hugh Mc- Laughlin and then repeated the Lord's prayer. Twenty members answered the roll call with a Christmas quotation or favourite hymn. Two guests were present. Mrs. Sam McClure gave the' treasurer's report. Members reported 42 sick calls made in the past month. Members were reminded to save used stamps and Christmas cards. The 1970 officers presented their annual reports and then Mrs. Robt. McMillan read the slate of officers for 1971. Mrs. Keys opened the wor- ship service with a poem followed by reading Luke 2 vs. 8 - 20 as Mrs. Coleman and Mrs, Mc- Millan sang praises between the verses. Miss Jennie Hogg led in prayer. Mrs. Keys conducted a Candlelighting Service with all members singing a carol after each reader. Mrs. McMillan as reader No.1 lit a candle for Joy. Mrs. Harold Agar reader No. 2 lit a candle for the Light of the World. Mrs. Sam McClure reader No. 34 lit a candle for Love. Mrs. John Thompson reader No. 4 lit a candle for Peace and Mrs. Robt. McMillan reader No. 5 lit a candle for Hope. Mrs. Waddel sang a solo "Star of the East" accompanied by Mrs. McGregor. Correspondent Mrs.Robert Hulley Christmas Eve visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Don Dodds were Mr. and Mrs. William Dodds, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Watson, Seaforth, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Holland, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mc- Gregor and family, Brucefield, Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobol, Mr. M. Van Dyke, Mrs. Clem Christie and Catharine, Hensall, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Holland, Toronto, spent Christmas week end with Mr. and Mrs. William Dodds. Mr. and Mrs. Don Dodds and family, Mr. and Mrs. William Dodds spent Christmas with Mrs, Clem Christie and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobal, Hensall. Christmas visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Bob Harris and family were Mr. and Mrs. Bert Harris and Cathy, Goderich, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Harris, Patricia, Brenda and Heather, Holmes- ville, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dougherty,Doug,Lisa and Janice, Dungannon, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Hutchings, Shana and Shelley, Bayfield, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Argyle, Bayfield, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Wolfcamp, Mitchell and Miss Connie Coutts, Walton. Miss Patricia Harris, Holmesville re- mained for holidays with Vicky Harris.r. Mr, and Mrs. Robert Hulley and family with Mr. and Mrs. Otto Walker, Cromarty, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGhee and family, London, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Walker, London and Mr. and IG (Coto or Vegetable HEINZ SOUP (Limit 6 Tins Per Customer) Carlton Club (Asst'd. Flay.) 26-oz. Btl. SOFT DRINKS (Limit 6 Ms, Per Customer) Top Valu Fancy 213,o:. Tin FRUIT COCKTAIL r 11 4) 1 (Limit 3 Tins Per Customer) Allen's Recon, 48-oz. Tin APPLE JUICE Facelle Moderne 2 Roll Pkg. BATH. TISSUE \14+!sed. Colors) (6.15 LB. SIZE) ► a. HAM oSmoked4r ay lb RIB STEAKS LB. SMOKED HAM STEAKS 79 LB. S & M 9-Inch DELUXE 79' PIZZA • ... Each Top Valu COOKED 6 oz. HAM.. pkg. Everyday Low Discount Price SHIRR IFF'S *ASST'D Jelly Powders Tin 2 1-Lb. 39' Pkgs. U.S. NO, 1 (SIZE 24'11 HEAD LETTUCE/ HEADS 9b. Kaduna All purpose 1 -Lb. Bag GROUND COFFEE Valley Form Choice FRENCH FRIES Tap Volu (5 Varieties) COOKED MEATS PRIME RIB ROAST 4 HAPPY NEW YEAR All the best in 1971 -- from the -- Management and Staff of WILKINSON'S IGA 11111101111111111 We will continue to be open ALL DAY EVERY WEDNESDAY Everyday Low Discount Price Carlton Club Asit'd, 1111 Soft - s9 Drinks 24 10•or. IMS Everyday Low Discount Price Top Yalu Fancy 14oz. Tin Peach 241 Halves PINK SALMON Non-Returnable 10-oz. Tin c READY TO EAT PARTLY SKINNED SHANK PORTION FAMILY PACK LOIN PORK' CHOPS 44,b SIDE EMPIR BESAZDON0 Primrose VEAL OR BEEFCah STEAKETTES , Lb. VihiP Top Volu HOT DOG 1-11'49C WIENERS Pkg. Burn* (3 Var.) COLD 1):: 7(11e CUTS Pkg. lb. McQuoide's MEAT 8-oz. 1 PIES . Pkg. 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