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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1975-03-27, Page 9A GOOD TIMg WAS HAD BY ALL They were singing and laughing at the Lions , Club Rural Uiban dinner Monday nitjht.. The singing was during a sing along and the laughing during what . was described as a very good speech by popular Kitchener speaker Joe Connell. Above is part of the capacity audience, obviouply enjoying themselves. (Staff Photo) Area Funerals FEATURE BUYS FROM THURS. MAR. 27, 1975 TILL SUN. MAR. 30, 1975 STORE HOURS; CLOSED MONDAYS TUES.-THURS. 9 A.M. - 6 P.M. FRI. 9 A.M. -.9 P.M. SAT. 9 A.M. - 6 P.M. lOA.Mvqi 5 P.M. CLOVER FARM OUNTRY. RKET AT VANASTRA CLOSED GOOD FRI. - OPEN4ASTER SUN. PRODUCE FEATURES PRODUCE USA - CANADA'NO. 1 TOMATOES 3 Laa• 99c' ANJOU PRODUCE OF USA PEARS CANADA - NO. 1 - MESH BAB COOKING ONIONS FROZEN FOOD RHODES 2 LB. SIZE A, 40r R 135s. READY-TO SERVE "JUST HEAT AND SERVE" HAM STEAKS LB. $1.09 PRIDE RIB STEAKS JUICY La '1.25 MAPLE LEAF PURE PORK SAUSAGE MEAT 67c MAPLE LEAF I/2 CRY-0-VAC DINNER HAMS L. '1 69 MAPLE LEAF OR PRIDE OF CANADA ALL BEEF 79c LB. MAPLE LEAF OR HINT OF MAPLE SLICED WIENERS FRED'S MEAT DEPT. SPECIALS iFRESH PICN C ROAM 4. La STORE PACKED DEyOli LINK o' RK LB.. 75 c OR SAUSAGE BEEF READY TO EAT, JUICY CENTRE CUT HAM PORTIONS L. 99c FRESH PORK BUTT CHOPS LB. 98c STORE SLICED • PORK LIVER L. 29c MAPLE LEAF BRAND POLISH COIL L. 98c PARTIALLY SKINNED CANADIAN LB. HAMS sHRAENARDY0 RTOBIJETI END-95 c KELLOGG'S' SUGAR POPS 10 oz. 79c KELLOGG'S SUGAR .FROSTED FLAKES 18 OZ. 95c SWEET, PICKLED ONIONS OR, GHERKINS BICK 'S PICKLES 12FL.oz. 79c 32 FL. OZ..99c 55c 250's 98c 100' 59c ALCAN F01). 89c GREEN GIANT FANCY PEAS SWEET SUMMER 14•FL. OZ. 301 PIECES AND STEMS 10 FL. OZ. LEAVER MUSHROOMS 2 89c 'TASTERS CHOICEs FREEZE DRIED INSTANT COFFEE a 4 _Z. JAR 1.59 CLUB HOUSE STUFFED OLIVES CLUB HOUSE RED ' MARASCHINO CHERRIES $1.19 CLUBMOUSE POURING CARTON BLACK PEPPER (PURE) 4 OZ.. 85c SWEET MIXED OR YUM YUM BUCK 'S PICKLES WHITE SWAN FACIAL TISSUE WHITE SWAN_ SERVIETTES FOOD SAVER WAX P=APER 200-2 PLY ALUMINUM 25' x 18" 12 FL. Q C • OZ. L.P Qat% 12 FL. OZ. PUDDING CAKE 6 FLAVOURS 49c ROBIN HOOD ' 9 OZ. Reg. $599.00 NOW $519.00 v•01.0.1 camp this summer tonpy get day 0 JOHN McLACHLAN John Alexander McLachlan, of :gmondville, died 'at Seaforth :ommunity Hospital Monday, (arch 24. He was 90. The son of the late Mr. and 4rs. Alexander McLachlan of loharm, Sask., he was born, in ogan Twp. He was married in 'uckersmith to the former Lizzie ggie who predeceased him June 0, 1970. He farmed until his atirement to Egmondville in 953. He is survived by daughters: Ors. Peter (Jean) Simpson, of Iginondville, Mrs.' Wilson Hazel) McCartney, of R.R.4, eaforth; a son, Robert, of 1.R.,3, Kippen; sist ers, Mrs. luy (Alma) Clemens and Mrs. .ew (Hattie) Egan and a brother, )uncan McLachlan, all of Moose aw, Sask,; 10 grandchildren; six meat-grandchildren: ' ' The body was, at the,R.S.Box uneral home in Seaforth "ftere a ervice was held Wednesday at 2 '.m. when Rev. T.E.Hancock, of Sgmondville United Church, Mate. ,Burial wits in Baird's emetery. Pallbearers were Jack 4cL'achlan, Glen McLachlan, )onald 'McLachlan, Donald herholt, Robert McCartney, )ave Collins. Flower bearers; lefty Overholt, Georgine 'hoenix, June Blaine, Lois ri &Lachlan. ALLAN REID A widely known former esident of Seaforth', Allan Reid, lied suddenly in Kitchener Vaterlob Hospital on Sunday allowing a heart attack. He was Mr. Reid moved to Waterloo a lumber of years ago and resided t 12 Dietz Avenue North. A son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Vm. Reid of Seaforth, Mr. Reid vas _born here and attended chool here. For many years he vas .an employee of the IV.J.Dyncan Company. Active, in he cornmunity he was a long time nember and former chief of the leaforth Fire Brigade. He was an enthusiastic member and supporter of a number of Seaforth athletic teams. He was a member of Brittania Lodge, Seaforth. He is survived by his widow, the former Emma Gies, a sister Mary, M rs. Nelson Shelkey of Richmond Hill and brothers James of Goderich and Robert of Hamilton, The remains rested at the Ratz-Bechtel Funeral Home, 621 King St. West, Kitchener, for funeral and committal service• in the chapel, .Wednesday, March 26 at 1 p m. with Rev. Dr. J. Louis McLean officiating. Interment will be made in the Maitland Bank Cemetery, Seaforth at a later date. MRS. ALEX RONEY Mrs, Alex, Roney of Lot 11, Con. 2 of Hibbert Twp, passed away in the R.E.c.tr: of the Stratford General Hospital on Thursday following a lengthy illness. She was the former Lettie May Moore and was born in Hibbert Township on June 22, 1889 daughter of the late John Moore and the former-Mary Jane Barker. On' March 1, 1916, she was married to Alex Roney who survives.She was a member of Main Street -United Church in Mitchell. Surviving besides her husband auethrm 1pgs, Earl, Robert, and all mcgif JIM e rt To rs ;lfthree, datghters, Ethel, Mrs. Bert Mahaffy, Hibbert Township; Edith; Mrs. John Bell, R.R.112, Seaforth.;-9nd Hazel , Mrs.Raymond Huras of Stratford. Also surviving are 19 grandchildren. She was the last surviving member of her immediate family having, been predeceaSed by three brothers. The late Mrs. Roney rested at the Lockhart Funeral Home in Mitchell Where the funeral service was held on Saturday. Maich 22 with the Rev. Donald beas officiating. Pallbearers were her three sons, Earl, Robert anc Franklin Roney and three .04 An established Seaforth. busi- ness has a new name and a new owner. Seaforth Imports is the new name that ' Mrs. Nellie Jansen ha's given' to the. former Main Street Variety. Mrs. Audrey De Coo who operated Main Street Variety for more than 10 years works with Mrs. Jansen. The store opened under its new name last week and Mrs. Jansen, Who lives with her husband John on their farm on Number 8 highway, reports that there has been quite a crowd in the store. Seaforth Imports will carry the tame-type of importe, d*European s• that tlito Mrelftalways had. Mrs. Jansen said th.at they have added several new lines, including runners from Belgium and vases from Germany. Mrs. A. Knetscn who has been operating the store for almost two years is moving to the West Indies. r USE EXPOSITOR WANT - ADS 'eaforth may have a daY camp for children this„,surnmer instead of a Playgrotind program like the one operated during the past two summers, the Rec Committee decided at their meeting Wednesday. Recreation Director/Clive Uuist told the meeting that although no government' grants would be • available this year for a play- ground program, there was a possibility of getting an Experience • '75 grant for a day caMp. Mr. Guist said the day camp would,include an older age group than a playground and would incorporate' playground type activities with nature study, camping and orienteering experiences. Children would be bussed from Seaforth to a day camp site as activities would be ruri there every week day for six weeks. There are several possible sites for such a day camp in the ,area, he said. The Falls River Reserve near Benmiller, has been contacted and looks like an ideal site. "All the facilities are there and it's a little more interesting for the kids than just going out to a field somewhere", Mr. Buist said. The Recreation Committee decided to apply for a grant to run a day camp and Mr. Buist said a decision should be back by May 15. If the Experience- '75 grant is not received, the Committee decided to go ahead and run a regular playground program. The cost of the program is included in the 1975 Rec budget so Mr. Buist said that if the day camp goes on instead "the budget can only go down." - The cost of a playground • • • Buis' said and the cost Of. a day program is about •$2,755, Mr camp program would be about $3890, most of which the Rec Gqminittee hopes will be covered by the g,rant. year is scheduled for Tuesday, June 24th. - P.a McNaughton named honorary treasurer The' fact he .has retired as of experienee secretary-treasurer of the South Huron Agricultural Society after many years service doesn't mean that Peter McNaughton has given up interest in the society. And just to make sure he would continue to be available, the Society executive at a meeting Monday named him „honorary secretary-treasurer - the first time the society has had such a position. In his new office he will assist President, Wm. Coleman and the new secretary treasurer, Mrs Grant McGregor and be on hand to help them from his years 4 x 4 Wheel Drive Club Join a 4 x 4 wheel club. Open to owners of any 4 wheel drive vehicle that is licensed by the Ministry of Transportation and carries a brand name either a bob tail or long box 4 x 4 pick up. The club will be out to make the organization a family affair tons great a degree as possible and to promote the sport and past time of four wheel drive travel in all its phases. The Club plans to organize and sponsor outings, runs, excursions, reliability trials, rallies, hill climbs, cross country trips and similar events. We invite and urge those interested to attend an 'organizational meeting Tuesday, April' 8 ft 7:30 p.m. The Commercial Hotel, Seaforth For further information call George firnetriviser, R.R.2, Seaforth, Phone 527.0497 after 6 p.m. EASTER LILIES AZALEAS DRANGEA POTTED MUMS !Amp PANS GAR4ENS grandsons, George, Robert anc Kenneth Roney. Temporary entombment was made in the Woodland Cemetery Chapel with burial later in the Woodland Cemetery in Mitchell. Expressions of • sympathy were shown through floral tributes, heart, cancer and Ritz Lutheran Villa Memorials. Friends attended from Listowel, Stratford, Weston, Seaforth, London, Waterloo, Staffa, Dublin, Mitchell and surrounding communities. New owner at Seaforth n Imports Mr. McNaughton's retirement was honored some weeks ago when members presented him • with a desk set. Smiles Mother: "Jimniy, sit dawn and I'll tell you a story." ' Jimmy: "I can't sit down 'cause I just told daddy one." "Lilies $1.00 Per Bloom" - Brighten EASTER2, for that Special^ Person MACLEAN'S FLOWERS 527-0800 • ,SEAFORTH WEDDING INVITATIONS THE HURON EXPOSITOR 4 APIWOVICA49 THE SHARP DINNER ROLLS VENTURA SIDE BACON;VAC PACK $ 1.39 STRAWBERRIES SUNSHINE KERNEL CORN PURE PORK SAUSAGELB-89c OF HAMS & TURKEYS FRED'S HOME MADE %re, ' WE HAVE A GOOD VARIETY DISCOVER ECONOMY SHOP CLOVER FARM 0• 2 II DIAGONAL "LINYTRON PLUS" COLOR TV "LINYTRON PLUS" color picture tube. • 100% IC solid state modular chassis. • "ACS-3" button automatically adjusts the color, tint and fine tuning. * UHF 70 Detent Tuner for easier UHF.channel selection, • "Split-Second Start" . , , instant picture, instant sound, • Full 26,000 V picture power. • VHF dipole, UHF loop antennas. ,• • Walnut grain cabinet. .CSA certified. While Present Stock Lasts CROWN HARDWARE Phone 5274420 Seaforth • KLIK LUNCHEON MEAT 12 OZ. 79c DELMONTE FRUIT SALAD 215c TROPICAL 14 FL.' OZ. QUICK OR INSTANT OATS 69c ROBIN HOOD `%14 OZ. 32 OZ. STRAINED HEINZ BABY FOODS FrOZ, S 99c MEAT VARIETIES NOT INCLUDED IN TOMATO SAUCE 14 FL. OZ. •:39c HEINZ BEANS IN TOMATO SAUCE 14 FL. OZ. 33c. HEINZ SPAGHETTI 1. 45c DOW HANDI WRAP PILLSBURY SWEET 10 LIQUID 171 M.L. 89c LAUNDRY RINSE FLEECY 128 FL. OZ. VANISH CRYSTALS 48 OZ. SOLID DEODORANT ' AIR CARE 4 S7CZITS IfiGINS LOTION SOAP 4PBAig TABLE SYRUP HABITANT- 32 FL. OZ. 1.29 ANACIN HAIR CONDITIONER RESDAN ZIP DOG FOOD SALADA TEA BAGS 120's 2.09 14 FL. OZ. HUNTS TOMATO SAUCE. 1st - ;roil PEANUT liiTTLEIr. $1 .49 WHITE GOLD - SPVIVNAKN OR GREEN PRINT DELUXE TOILET TISSUE 'PR:CLIC-49c CHOCOLATE ' cpa s 1 LB. 3 1.09' 39c- ' FIVE ROSES FLOUR 20 LBS. '2.99 CLOVER LEAF TUNA FLAKE WHITE .6 OZ. 69c E.D. SMITH 28 PL. GARDEN COCKTAIL oz. '1.69 39c 69c 69c NESTLES QUIK 128 FL. OZ. LIQUID JAVEX BLEACH HEINZ KETCHUP 11 FL. OZ. BOTTLE t 24' PKG. • 55c 15 OZ. TUB. '65c 2 Lt3. P 91C 30's 65c 6 FL. OZ. $1.29 15 FL. OZ. 619c r.