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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1978-08-31, Page 5HERE'S HOW EXAMPLE ° Doe, William P.° R.R.6 Walton, Ont. Dec. 1-0-9-8 Mr. Doe's subscription expires the first' of Veeennber..1 978. The digit to the right indicates the year of expiry. Please Check Your SUBSCRIPTION Expiry Date Please watch the date on your label and renew before your subscription 'expires. 'ate Aura (fxpositor 527-0240 Seaforth 11, KROE.I-ILER 6Heatec-61Vibratoe Equipped with the latest in • Heater-Vibrator mechanisms this relaxer offers you soothing warmth in the lower back area. The two position Vibrator provides gentle massage to tired aching muscles, •Truly the ultimate in relax- ation! BOX FURNITURE LTD. Phone 527-0680 Main, St., Seaforth cAsims• We stairt kids off on the right fit. 'St:4441e BUNT( ) Main street Seaforth Phone 527-0551 ,77 THE HURON• EXPOSITOR,AUOU T 31! 1918 r rmeornamoromeit.reMeohormsis.mammeenem onmewo. -A CHILL IN THE AIR — Martha ISche found a snowmobile suit was the best defence against the chilly temperatures inside a refrigerated transport truck. Mrs. Ische helped unload 15 tons of froleh vegetables and fruit ordered by area residents (Expositor Photo) tep ack to Schoo in Style and LINFD UP .=-• These were some of the customers Buck's General Store in Brodhagen to pick vegetables delivered at the store. who lined up in front of up 15 tons of frozen (Expositor Photo) Huge There were 15 tons of frozen vegetables unloaded on Brodhagen's main street on Tuesday. The Vegetables, brought to town in a refrigerated truck by Kitchener-Waterloo Food Services Ltd., were ordered by area shoppers who didn't. want the bother, of freezing their own fruits and vegetables. The frozen produce was ordered through Buck's general store in. Brodhagen, and the promotion, set a record of sorts. Nicholas- Hoflinger, president of the Kitchener company, said his firm usually • sells their bulk ' packages of froiew vegetables to restaurants, hospitals and other institutions. However, the tuck family had tried a similar promotion last year on a smaller scale--letting customers order frozen vegetables in bulk through their store: This year, they expanded their pro- motion and Mr. Hofli get said it was the most successful pron ion their firm had been involved in with a tore of this size. The vegetables were packaged in 30 pound and 24 pound bulk packages and the fruit in 30 pound pails. . Martha Ische, dressed in a snowmobile suit for the occasion, lifted the frozen produce down from inside the refrigerated transport truck: Douglas Buck checked off orders as shoppers lined to pick up the produce they'd 'ordered. The vegetables were allCanadian grown with...the exception - of the broccoli and cauliflowerVlifeh were' imported from California. vegetable order hits Brodhagen Comfort with and Brodhagen church has decoration day Michael and David of Brant lord to attend Decoration Day service, Sunday. • • Doug and Joanne Aitchison, Anne-bid-Mary of ;-• Niagara.: ,Falls spent a few days • with Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Rock, Mary stayed for extra holidays with her grand parents. Guests with Mrs. Harold Mogk were Mrs. Roy Doer of Auburn, Mr. and Mrs. Carmon Mogk and Wendy of Port Stanley, Bob Nancy Rebecca and Jason Weitzel d Mitchell on Sunday. Dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Milton Rock. Mitchell were Rev., and Mrs. Harold Brill, Heather and Stephen of. St. Jacobs last Sunday, Friends of Van Vlacks Doug, Evelyn, Rick, Paula and little Obie ofVVelland will be interested to hear they called on their old neigh- bours in Brodhagen last Saturday. It' was a pleasant surprise to see them. A nephew Scott Thompson joined them. Guests With Mrs. Herman Leonhardt on Sunday were Mrs. Norman Willson of Newstreet,' Richard Marlene Jeffrey and Kevin 'of Embro Correspondent Mrs. Lavern Wolfe 345-2757 St. Peter's celebrated decoration Sunday., .Those members who passed away since the last decoration days. were John Brecker Sept. 14th, Caroline Kleber, Dec. 16th,1977. Wayne Driscoll, Jan. 15th 1978, Louisa Hop- penrath Jan. 28th. Edgar Elligsen Feb. 6th. George Siemon, June 11th., Harold Mogk, July 19th. KareSchuessler conducted the service. He stressed the Easter theme Christ has Risen. He said we must see death in the light of the respfrection. In- . this way sadness and despair and self pity can give way to hope and joy. Joanne Elligsen-Bender was the orgainist. Her sister Margaret Hull sang the solo part with the choir. There were two baskets of flowers placed in St. Peter's Lutheran Church Brodhagen on Sunday from the funeral of Don Fischer. Karl Schuessler will have the worship service again Sun., Sept. 3rd. at I1 a.in. Bill Diegel of. Ritz Villa, lyfitchell accompanied Rev. and Mrs. Calvin Diegel, who are remaining with their grandmother for holidays. Mrs. W in. Brown and Mr,s..--,kav ern Wolfe who accompanied Don and Beth Wolfe of London, had a very enjoyable day in, St.-Jacobs where they attended the Farmers Market in the morning and:saw a lot of interesting places in Elmira on Wednesday. David Sommerville of Toronto who spent some holidays with his uncle Ralph and Aunt Joyce Fischer and' Mark, Mrs. Adeline Diegel,. 'his grandmother of. Shakespeare,has returned to his home in Toronto with Mark 5ishcer joining him. They enjoyed. a train.ride to Toronto,;Mark is also visiting with his Uncle Jack and Aunt Arlene Sommerville. • Ordelia MeCloy, of Strat- ford visited with Mrs. Lavern Wolfe and was a dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wolfe of Monkton. At the same home was their daughter-•inlaw. Mrs. Bob Wolfe and , granddaughter Carol' StamiSheysky of Vernon, B.C. • Mrs. August Hinz ac- companied. J.W. and Hilda Lockhart to visit Mrs. Vera Bach of London. At the same home were Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Back, Angela and David of Lambeth. Recent Visitors with Mrs. Ford Dickis ,on iando mother Mrs. Smyth were'Mr• Correspondent Mrs. John Tompleman 345-2346 Visiting Saturday with, Mr. and Mrs. John Templeman and family were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Neilson, Stratford; Mrs. Dave Capling, Missis- sauga. Miss Darlene Templeman visited on the weekend with friends in Kitchener. Gary Norris, Brampton visited on the weekend With, Mrs. Sam Norris and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Norris and family. . Sorry to hear Mrs. Annie Miller has been a patient at Seaforth Conimunity Hospital'and' Mrs. Ray 'McCulloch at Stratford and Mrs. Erwin Rock of Mitchell and visiting at the same home last week was Rev. and Mrs.., G. Frame of London,. • Gue4 witriVirs, Edgar ElligsenWereXtier family and Gelieril Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Norris and family visited Sunday evening • in Goderich . with Mr. and Mrs...John Burleigh and Joan, Joan returning home with them for a' few days holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Hap Swatridge and Jilt Wingham visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Rob Templeman and Carrah, Jill remaining for a few' days holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Miller, Mitchell visited Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller. Wanda and Michelle Martyn, Itusseldale are hedidaying this .. week with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Templeman _ . Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hohner of Zurich and Miss Margaret Deichert of Kitchener on Sunday and attending decorating worship service. Eight ladies from Staffa Womens Institute ' attended and enjoyed a nature walk at the farm of Mr. and Mrs. S. Johnston on Wednesday evening as guests of the. Carlingford Womens In- stitute, returning to the Carlingford Institute Hall for the remainder. of the evening. 'Barbara and Richard Templeman • hosted the August meeting of the Mitchell West Dairy- Club, led by Martin Vink and Keith McLagan: ,During the meeting David ,Templeman demonstrated clipping a calf in preparation for achieve- ment day Sept. 4. Staffa . WI enjoys nature walk CHEX, fig Joggers SPORT SHOES E A SPORT WITH JOGGERS SPORTS BAGS I FIT COMFORT! QUALITY! STYLE! Shoes by sage Have It All