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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1971-02-25, Page 3SMITH'S SUPERIOR *FOOD MARKET* SPECIALS FOR Thursday - Friday - Seturday Assorted Jelly Powders JELL() 2 lge. 6-oz. pkgs. 390 Nescafe Instant COFFEE, lge. 10-oz. jar ...... • • • • '1.69 Allen's Pure Vitamized APPLE JUICE . • • . 3, lge. 48-oz. tins 990 Heinz Tomato. KETCHUP, lge. 20-oz. btl. 3 lge. ?33's pkg. 990 SCHNEII)ER'S SPECIALS For This Week Mini Sizzlers SAUSAGE, 1-lb. pkg. Pure Ground 590 BEEF lb. 790 Thuringer — Sliced or in the piece SAUSAGE lb. 890 PRODUCE . Facelle "Royale" Facial TISSUES 39( Temple — For juice or slicing ORANGES, size 125 US. No. 1 New CARROTS,.2-lb. bag NEW CABBAGES •S90 330 d ea. 230 FOR ADRITIONAL SPECIALS SEE LONDON FREE PRESS THURSDAY Correspondent 14r,s. Bob Cronin M. "The Dublin and District Ath- letic Association ,held a sup,c,ess-, ful dance on Saturday evening in the Seaforth Legion with music supplied by the soyalaires and featured a nuinber of door prizes. Winners were: a shampoo and set donated by Mts. Teter Wil- lems was won by Hugh Benninger; a deck of cards by Maloney's Variety to Difike Coyne; wind- shield cleaner by Kramp's Arrow Station to Cleave Coombs, Seaforth; $3.00 cash by Dublin 4' Athletic Assoc. to John Miller; magazine rack by McCreight's Hardware to Russ Smith. A ticket draw for cash prizes ea CHECK US FOR ATTRACTIVE PRICES ON Fou Q. nizots SPECIAL PRICES' ON 8-32-16 6 24 - 24 16 16 16 Carload of 33% 'AEROPRILLS will' be avail- able during the first week in. March. SEAFORTH FARMERS Phone 527-0770 Seaforth SEAFORTH MEAT MARKET Fresh Cut , Chicken Wings 3! 991 Store Sliced Breakfast Bacon 1, 89c L 1/2 Tender T-Bone and Wing Steaks L Now. Store Sliced Cooked Ham Tender Young Beef Liver Small Link Pure Pork Sausage 2is 1 Fret& Meaty Pork Spare Ribs 11' C I THURSDAY, FEB. 25 to SATURDAY, MARCH 13th cocf',0% Ready-Pasted Rolls --Ideal For All Rooms So Easy To Apply Just Wet and Hang! ,Reg. Values from $1.15 to $2.25 per single roll NOW S ECIALLY PRICED AT .. 79c.- 89c 11. 99c - 1 • 19 roe 'toll FREE DRAW FREE Water Tray with each WALLPAPER Purchase 10% Discount OS ALL ' REM and MARTIN- SENOUR PAINTS and ANTIQUING KITS 10% Discount - ON ALL 1971 WALLPAPERS and BORDERS over 1,500 patterns to choose from 5VVA C" pt., Supreme Paints ct,14., 4.'69 'gal. 4.79 gal. 5.79 gal. 5.95 gal. 5.79 gal. (Tinted Free to the Colour of Your Choice) INTERIOR LATEX GLOSS HOUSE PAINT BARN RED INTERIOR SEMI-GLOSS FLOOR ENAMEL GREY Do Your Decorating Now! , And Take Advantage of These CASH PRICES. HILDEBRAND `PAINT and PAPER, - INTERIOR and EXTERIOR DECORATING —• PHONE 52ie1880 I'. A feature of the Dublin and District Athletic Association Dance at the Legion Saturday night was a draw for cash prizes sponsored by the Dublin Girls Softball Team. Above, Joe Cronin supervises the drawing of the prizes. The draws were made by members of the feam'who will use the `proceeds orrespondept s. Ken Elligsen The annual Ladies Night was held Friday evening by the Brod- hagen Chamber of Commerce members at the Community Hall. The Lutheran Church Women served a delicious hot malt beef dinner and during dinner Mrs. Lorne Mueller supplied dinner Music on her electric organ. President Allan Simon Welcomed the guests. Edgar Elligsert extended a toast to the ladies and at this time each woman was presented with a cruet set. in appreciation for their most faithful and helpful Work throughout the year. Mrs. George Jarmuth replied and proposed a toast to the men. Harry Muegge presented Past President Frank Murray with a plaque for a job well done during the year 1970. Mr. Murray ex- 'Pressed his gratefulness for the +help he had received to make the year a success. Allan Siemon, on behalf of the guests, thanked the-L.C.W. for their meal. Mrs. Minnie V-ock replied on behalf of the L. C..W. Vice President, Harold Rock introduced the evening's guest speaker, Mr. Les Armstrong, Winghain , a CKNX Radio Broad- News 0 Bredhegen C- of C Entertains At Ladies Night THE :HURON PcPPSJTOR. sgAFGRili, .Fgo, • -.04111.04 O. ' c9Pip.p9PORof Mrs, iCer Gie1i~lr r.4 AleU Scd,tt c4 the Agri- cultural C011ege at,Cueiffih ted during the weekend . at home here. Mr. and Mrs, Willisir► Laid law and son John of London were. Sunday visitors with Mrs. J.R. Jefferson. Mr. and -Mrs, Carter Kers- lake visited on Sunday with Miss. Lillian Ballantyne, Fxeter. Miss 4us_an .Monkton and Richard Binning, Mitchell visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. K. McKellar. «,AMONDS. WATcHE ...EWLLERY, FINE- FTS far EVERY OC ,..A$ All Types of Rep, ers 52f-(I;';11 SEAFORTH JEWELLERS fur _ caster. After a number of humer- ous jokes he. took „the guests on an imaginary trip to RusSia, DR. ARCHIBALD L. HAYS Where 'he took movie film while Dr. Archibald L. Hays, 2623 Margate Avenue, Victoria, died Bow l ers suddenly In the Royal Jubilee Win Hospital, Victoria, B, C. on February 14. He was in his OBITUARY Card Prizes A good turnout of ladies en- joyed themselves at the home of Mrs. Mae Habkirk on Tuesday evening when four tables of ,euchre were in play and three of bridge. The euchre prize , don.: ated by Belle Roberton, was won by Grace Broadfoot. Elsie Dins- more was the donor of the bridge prize which went to Gladys Savage. Courtesy remarks were given by Pat Bennett and lunch served by Ida Close and Glad Thomp- son. The next party will be at the home of Dinah Sills on March 25th. es . • 4 to buy new unifortes and equipment. Shown with Mrs. Cronin are (left) Helen Ryan, patsy Murray, Mary Anne Vonk, Geral- dine Reynen, Marilyn Ryan, Donna Nolan and Cathy Murray. (Staff Photo) 73rd year. A native of Seaforth, Ontario, he was a son of the late Mr, and Mrs. James Hays. He served briefly in the Royal Flying Corps in the First World War. A graduate of the University of Toronto, he practised dentistry in , Fort Erie, Ontario, for some forty years, -until his retirement in Victoria in 1963. He had served for a number of years as, 'a member of the International Peace Bridge Commission and as president Of the Fort Erie. Con- Prize Awards Are Feature e senfhvuastilayseiitsshoocritaictuionnu.rHiset.was an • He leaves surviving him his widow, the. former Florence Leo- nard; a 'brother Judge H. Glenn Hays, of Goderich, Ontario; he is es also survived by a number of • • nephews and nieces; a son, James and Mrs. George Goettler. • Leonard; two brothers, Howard "When that naughty boy threw Mr.and Mrs. George Coyne and William James predeceased stones at you," the mother scol- are vacationing in the sunny him. ded her son, "why didn't you come South. Funeral .•services were con- And tell me instead of throwing Mr.. and Mrs. Harry ,Hyan, ducted by the Rev. GordoiitWilker S•torieS' back at him?" and baby, London were , at the Hayward's Funeral Chapel, "6x/hat good would that do?" ing with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 734 Broughton St., February 17, asked the boy. "You couldn't hit • F. Ryan on the weekend. followed by Cremation, the side of a barn." Mr. and Mrs. Larry Cook and daughter, Toronto spent the weekend with Mrs. Louis Bruxer and Jerry. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Tate, Dearborn; Michigan are. 'visit- ing with. Mr. ,and Mrs. George Coville, Mrs. Beatrice Burgess, Flint Michigan is visiting with Mrs. Jean Dill. Mrs. Nicholas Krauskopf is 'a patient in the Seaforth Com- munity, Hospital.. 4 With prqper 'care and constant use, wooden salad bowls will be- come beautiful as' time goes on. As•Wood is porous, it absorbs oil, odors and particles of food, For this reason, a new salad bowl b should be seasoned unless It hal a special finish which makes this unnecessary. Season the wood by rubbing it with mineral or sweet oil. As the bowl is Used, salad oils will continue the process. After each use, a Wooden salad bowl should be washed in warm water, rinsed in cool, and dried thoroughly. Woodenware should never be allowed to soak or left standing with liquid in it. Stains and food particles can usually be removed with a brush #, dipped in. suds. Occasionally, a wooden bowl may, require special clean- ing to. remove any sticky build- up of fat from dressings. De- natured alcohol will soften and dissolve this fat. If the buildup 4 sponsored by the Dublin Girls Softball Team provided funds for the purchasing of new uniforms which some of the team players modeled during the dance, and for any other team equipment or expenses. Winners were: $10.00 Mrs. Vincent Lane,R.R.5„ Sea- forth; $10.00, John Schoonder- woerd, R.R.1, Mitchell; $10,00, Hank Van Bakel, Dublin; $5,00, Cleave Coombs, Seaforth; $5,00, Ronald J, O'ConnOr, R,R, 2, Dub- lin; $5.00, Ernie Fleming, Strat- ford; $5.00, Joe McLaughlin, R.R. 4, Walton. The coaches of the Girls teams are J.oe Cronin and Mrs. Joe DelaneY. • Miss Joanne Goettler, Carlton University, Ottawa ,is spending the week with her family, Mr. is slight, you can remove the fat by rubbing with a cloth dipped in alcohol; if It is heavy, you 'may need to work gently with fine steel wool. After this treat- ment; the bowl should be washed thoroughly and seasoned again with mineral. or sweet oil. • A wooden bowl should always be stored in a dry place away from heat. It should never be placed on edge or' -chilled in the refrigerator. *4-4-*-v-s ***-*-* Use Expositor Want - Ads Phone 527-0240 *4:********* visiting large citla there like Moscow and Leningrad. fro showed and explained scenery, farmlands as well as some of their living habits and customs. He was presented with a gift of appreciation by Kenneth Smith on behalf of the C. of C. The evening closed with pro- gressive euchre with prizes going to Mrs. George Rock and Laverne Hoegy, High; Mrs, Hilda French and Ted Vandenberk, Low. Mrs. Chris W. Leonhardt is a patient in the Sea.forth Com- munity hospital. Mr. Irvin Leon- hardt returned home from the same hospital last week. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Leon- hardt and Jeffrey, Strathroy, visited with the former's parents Mr. and Mrs. Herman Leonhardt and Earl. The L.C.W. meeting will be held March 3, with a Touch and Take Table, The World's Day of Prayer Service will be held March 5 at 2 p.m. at St. Columban Roman Catholic Church. For Complete INSURANCE on your HOME, BUSINESS, FARM CAR, ACCIDENT, LIABILITY OR LIFE SEE JOHN A. CARON° Insurance Agency Phone 527-0490 : Seaforth Office Directly Opposite Seaforth Motors leases**********-**************••••••4 Wooden ,Salad Bowls Need Proper Care AWARD ASIT'PRIZ ES Dublin Area A.A. Dance RelkleMberl takes but. a moment to plage EXP0SitOr Want Ad and bOnoneyin'pOolset, Ta advertiser last DJ.14.4egortt • 'p274249.