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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1978-10-26, Page 16 (2)• • 16 THE HURON EXPOSITOR OCTOBER 26, 1970 ENJOYING THE BARBECUE —a The Stirling family thought last week's barbeare act Brucefield United Church was alright.. Here Kim, 10 months, Nays quietly as•brother Kevin, • seven years old, mother Donna, father Wayne and brother Keith, four years old, enjoy their supper. "(Photo by Oke) Kippen vis hear has Correspondent Mrs. Rena CalitINelf, 20,,,50.02 Mr. and Mrs. Don Bell, Boston Mass. are the guests of Mrs, and "Mrs. W.J.S. Bell. Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley JackSon 'over the holiday were: Mr. and Mrs. Bev. Henderson and family, Carlisle; Dr. and Mrs. Traviss and family of Waterloo, and Mr. and Mrs. Doug Hutton and family, London. Mrs. -Ross Forrest has, moved to a new home in Exeter. Congratualtions to Mr. and Mrs. John Kinsman on the birth of their son on October 20th. Mr. and, Mrs. Stanley Jackson visited with Mr. Herb Harlton at Shipka on . Saturday. October 21st on the occasion of his 96th birthday. Elzar Mousseau is a patient' in Seaforth Com- munity Hospital. Mrs. Bruce Dickert, Har- riston is the guest of her sister Mrs.- Norman Dickert. We can handle all your FALL FERTILIZER NEEDS! A TEN 1 'N. Crow a dealer ,for "Old you know will +per ricoosER, PIONEELSEED:CORN? We ciao bliVe SEED WHET AVAIf..ABLE-1, tit Kippen plans smorgasbord SCHNEIDERS KENT BRAND SLICED R E OR 1.148 SIDE BACON . SCHNEIDERS ' 2 lb. POLY BAG TANGY SAUERKRAUT,: . SCHNEIDERS SMOKED PORK' SHOULDER C • BONELESS $2 3 • . PICNIC lb 111 FRESH NOT FROZEN ONTARIO Sliced Devon packaged S LIBOYAS WH1THECTHETESIE LIBBYS ZODDLES OR ALPHAGETTI CORDON BLEU 3 VARIETIES GRAVIES PRODUCE OF'ONTARIO FRESH CRISP GREEN CABBAGE GRADE CAN. NO. 1 -FOR FOR HALLOWEEN HANDOUTS ONTARIO FANCY McINTOSH APPLES 3 lb. 78C BAG PRODUCE OF U.S. LUSCIOUS RED EMPEROR GRAPES CAN. 79 C NO. 1 GRADE DEODORANT TAMPONS PLAYTEX PLUS 28's $2.59 NON DEODORANT TAMPONS PLAYTEX PLUS 28's $2.29 SCHNEIDERS CRISPYFLAKE SHORTENING_1 lb PKG 69c WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT FOOD PRICES & INFLATION gni My family Is tired of hamburgers and cas- seroles. Why doesn't somebody comaitip with • more interesting ways to save money and still feed a family on a budget? A We're glad you asked that cfuestion That's just what we're doing with new free leaflets avail- able at the checkstands on how to save money at the supermarket . 111ELLSONS FAMOUS ICE CREAM 2 LITRE $1.99 DIETFIICHS FROZEN SCONE ROLLS 0'F% tF$1 NEILSDNS HALLOWEEN PACK CANDY BARS ‘.1 I FARMHOUSE FROZEN CREAM PIES BANANA, CHOCOLATE, LEMON OR COCONUT 12 oz. SIZE We will be Pleased to serve you in: Hwy Our nianagers: Dale McDonald if , 1 8 Ird Ap OPEN WED.-THURS.-FRI.- EVENINGS Ai . RON RD ' Varna. plans costume daiice • Frirenee Elliott is spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. .Roy Elliott in Eginondville. Weekend visitors with Bob* and Gwynne Roberts and Jessica were Phil and Pat Madden and baby daughter Becky of Brantford. Bill and Joyce Dowson and family attended anniversary services at Londesboro Church on Sunday, and were with leavening in bread. You can't really see the yeast, but is has an effect on the•whole mass,.The church in Canada, in contrat, is like a city on a hill, with news of its activ.- ities reported regularly in the media. At the Dohoku Centre in Nayoro, the church has con. siderable influnce on young rural people through its Three Love Schools with , their threefold theme of Love for God, Love for Man, and love for the Soil. Non- Christians attend the daily Bible study sessions, and have a great deal of respect for the "guides for living" taught in the Bible. Rob and Kaiko led in the singing of ttwo Japanese songs. The junior girls choir sang "There Were Twelve Disciples", and the anthem "I'm Blessed by God's Love' was sung. Followin Mr. Witmer's address. J Jill Armstrong sang du t, accompanying themselves n their•ukuleles and with Mr Bruce Keys at the organ. Correspondent Mrs. Bill Chessell 482-990 Now that we are having beautiful fall weather,, the farmers are, working long hours at the corn and soy- beans. I see some freshly ploughed fields, around, too, An event which attracted many people from, this.•.area was the reception held fOr Mr. and Mrs. Ron Keys at the Pineridge on SatnrdaygiieStS of MO and Mrs. night. They were omarried Nelson McClure and family;. recently in London. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Taylor Don't forget the Township and family visited on Sunday Recreation Dance to be held with Mr. and Mrs. Dave Saturday evening at Hully,- Hutton and family at Listo- Gully. This is the Hallowe'en wel. Dance. Dress is optional, but Thanksgiving visitors with why not come in costume and Ron and,Joyce, Craig, Luann add to the fun? There will be and Brent Taylor were Joyce' a prize for the most original Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Waite/ Forbes and her aunt, Mrs. Nev Forbes, Don, Marilyn, Paul, Rick, Brad, Lisa and Lori Forbes, Murray, Marten Sylvia and Barb. Forbes, John, Connie and Christo- pher Van Loo, all of Clinton, Victor and Mary Lynn lacobellis of Stratford, Tom, Katherine and Dana Archi- bald of Lindsay, Brenda Forbes of Toronto, Mary Ann Rathwell and Fred, Janet and Ben Vanderhaar of Bay- The East Huron Region of Perth-Huron presbytery of the UCW held their Fall Ally at Winthrop ow- Tuesday, Oct. 10, Mrs. Anna Keys will assume the office of presi- dent for the region next year, a position now held by Mrs, Ruby Triebner of Brucefield. The, 1979 Fall Rally is to be held in Varna.' A bountiful turkey smorg- asbord was served in the Sunday School room of Varna Church on Wednesday eve, ning. People ffom all of the surrounding towns and vil- lages attended. Fran Carp- enter of London has come to our supper for ten con- secutive years, which is probably a record for—anyone from that distance._ Brian Chessell, who had surgery in Clinton Hospital on Wednesday, returned home on Saturday. Bill and eleanor McAsh moved into their completely renovated home on Saturday. With the lovely 'new sur- roundings, all that hard summer's -wOrk will seem worthwhile. Rob Witmer, a fornier resident of Goderich, and at present a theology student in .Toronto, was the guest speaker for Goshen Church anniversary. Rob graduated from Queen's University, Kingston in 1969 and went to Japan as a short-term missionary. He became involved' as an English teacher. at Hokusei Gakuin in Hokkaido, and with the help of his' wife Kaiko, did evangelical work in the coffee houses, particu- larly in the Ark, Before returning to Can- ada he- was filling in for a Canadian missionary couple wo were on furlough, which kept him very busy, as there are 60 offices and churches in Hokkaido., , Mr. Witmer compared the -influence-of the Christians in Japan, who number less than one tenth`of the population, costume, as well as prizes for the beit couple, a door prize and lucky draw prizes. sHoE Brodhagen FARM. SUPPLY LIMITED. PH: 343490 Correspondent Mrs. Rena Caldwell 1 262-5062 Kippen U.C.W. met on last Tues. evening Oct. 10 for their regular monthly meeting , Ruby Finlayson gave the worships the theme being, "Thanksgiving", Two hymns 19 & 579 were sung with Mary Broadfoot at the piano, This portion -of the meeting closed with prayer. Mable Kyle., presided for the buSiness meeting, opening with a poem, "So much to be thankful for". All reports were given and plans were finalized, for the Smorgasbord Supper, Nov. June Cooper and Susan Faber are' assisting , the Nominating Chairman in contacting the committees -for 1979. France's 'Kinsman, Mary Broadfoot .and Sandra Turner plan to attend the Prebyterial meeting in Chiselhurst. Susan Faber read a Thanksgiving poem and con- ducted a contest. Courtesy Remarks were given by Ida Dickert. Lunch was served by the Hostesses Barbara Cooper and Bessie Charters assisted by Doreen Ander- son. Personals Mrs. W.L. M ellis, Mrs. M. Barnard visited-with Mrs. Wearring, Listower and Mrg". Agnes Burke Wroxeter„ Mr. and Mrs. Grant Jones and Family and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Art Ashworth 'near Ilderton. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones and Mr. - and Mrs. Wilfred Huxtable Centralia enjoyed an Autumn tour to North Bay, the Ottawa Valley and visited Upper Canada Village. They took the boat cruise aroundthe Thousand Islands and also called on. Mr. andMrs. Kenneth Jones' at Hillur, Ontario. St. Andrews Church Kip- per celebrated its 111th Anniversary Oct. 15. Special music was provided by the Choir assisted by Rev. and Mrs. McMullen singing two duets. The Sermon "Ai Lasting Covenant" was preached by Rev. McMullen, the recently inducted minister to the Brucefield and Kippen Charges. 6CHNEIDER6 pp" QUALITY_ S LOW 'LOW PRICE-6 Albs ;Irtilik ze " N. ot' :LAI -,DrYE LARGE 516 AVG. u FRESH! ROASTING CHICKENS SCHNEIDERS REG.. OR ALL BEEF RED HOT $ W IENERS 1 lb. PKG. 1 SCHNEIDERS FROZEN PURE BEEF Wo STEAKETTES 1 lb SCHNEIDERS BY THE PIECE 011.4TAHuUsRAINGGE;11 !:1, 98 E SCHNEIDERS 4 VARIETIES SLICED BOLOGNA SCHNEIDER FROZEN SCHNEIDERS REGULAR OR GARL 6 VARIETIES - 8 or. ROLL $ 2 COUNTR 68 SANDWICH 9 SAUSAGE 1u.,11 58c ilP:RCICKS NEW! PRIDE OF CANADA - 4 VARIETIES MAPLE LEAF SMOKED SHOCKS ONLY IN STORES HAVING A Ammoom emm . COOKED MEAT ROLLS MINI-DINNER -ED DELICATESSEN COUNTER. COTTAGE ROLL__ Jii,._-.1159 PARTY STICKS —214.- _°z, 2,69 .HAM,_112—$ •69 ROAST BEEF -s_crigTit),3.59 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASES TO REASONABLE WEEKLY FAMILY REQUIREMENTS.. Choice Local Beef 8 Pork PRIDE OF CANADA SWEET PICKLED PORK SHOULDER 100°a VEGETABLE CRISCO '219 WHITE, PINK. YELLOW, LAVENOI,R SHIRRIFf - 8 FLAVOUR CHOICES LAUNDRY DETERGENT 1.39 lb BACON PORK SAUSAGE 1.19.. COTTAGE ROLLS 1.45.. N FRS .89 KLEENEX FACIAL 7 c JELLY POWDERS PKGS . FOR TIDE 6 LITRE ;.x2.49 1.5 LITRE ZEHRS REG, '2,97 SAVE 68' 200's SIZE ZEHRS REG. 72q PKG. SAVE 17c 3 oz. PKGS. ZEHRS REG. 2/57c SAVE 42c 2.4 KG. ZEHRS REG. '3.37 SAVE 88 MINUTE 4 VARIETIES ORANGE FLAVOURED RICE MIX 6 oz _59'x, TANG CRYSTA,00S2m41:;i9.999 iiiiimCiiiiCOLATE 12.'1.49 L INT 0 EN T SR(E O C N ARE 2 VARIETIES BEEHIVE SYRUP 21b 85c 69c Vole'RTMAN7 VARIETIES 14 oz, TINS 2,19 r OKIES 7 or 8 oz PKGS 2 °R $11 FRITO LAY HOMESTYLE 14 oz 2,19C POTATO CHIPS 225 g 89c SALAOA PRIOR PARK 10 oz. TINS 40$1 Fl • TEA BAGS loos 1.79 DEEP BROWN OR IN TOMATO SAUCE LIBBYS.BEANS MOTHER INSTANT PARKER) $3.99 socKiitiNTiktiON $1.49 POST L SUGAR CRISP Sliced cooked HAM 1.98 CHICKEN LOAF 1.291 TURKEY WINGS Lb 13 " 39 r l FONsR 99 19 oz. TINS ZEHRS REG. 63c TIN 400 GRAM ZEHRS REG. '1.21 BOX 7,7'5 oz. TINS ZEHRS REG. '1,65 TIN 10 oz. JARS SAVE! HIGHLINER FROZEN COD FILLETS__ 1_112 4.69 WONG WING CHICKEN FR FRIED RICE.FROZEN 99c 12 ox WONG WING DRY GARLIC 12 oz 59. FROZEN g SPARERIBS _ LOIN OF BEEF processed 1.59 lb. RIB OF BEEF processed 11.49 lb. 10 lb.bag ot _ _ no 1.39filler SCHNEIDERS FRIED BUCKET °F CHICKEN SCHNEIpERS DUALITY 'SOFT MARGARINE 1 Ili. TUB 91i/ ZEHRS REG. 83c lb. 2 lb. TUB $ 98 ZEHRS REG. '4.09 111 ONTARIO FANCY GRADE lb 14c BOSC PEARS ONTARIO NO, 1 WAXED RUTABAGAS PROD. OF U.S. CAN. NO. 1 SWEET GREDITEPPERS. BASKET g 4 OT. $2.49 2 Ib. BAG-29C- TENDEWONTARIO GROWN lb 79e- CARROTS SCHNEIDERS FROZEN - 16 oz. PKG. MINCEMEAT TARTS__ 99c THIS FEATURE AVAILABLE ONLY STORES HAVING A COUNTRY OVEN BAKERY, STORE HtURS Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs. and Sat. 8 - 6 p.m. Friday 8 a.m. • 9 p.m. ABBATOIR-11OURS BEEF SLAUGHTER — MON. FORKOLAUGHTER — TUES. Hours for pickingup freezer or eastern brders — Tues. • Fr/Ala./rt. - 6 p.m.Sat.-8 a.m. 1 p.m. Abbatoir 262-2041 COUNTRY OVEN FRENCH OR'VIENNA F 3 BREAD 16 oz. 80 .011EDiciirollEESE PLAIN - SUGARED • CINNAMON • WESTON DONUTS C • Store 262-2017 9 9 MILO, ME1310M, OLD COLOURED PKG. OF 12 OR OLD WHITE ZEHRS REG. 12 oz..IAIEDGE AL'S 16 BAR BUNDLE 111 79c PKG. EQ. OCT., 26 UNTIL CLOSING- TU SDAY OCT,, 31. ES IN EFFECT FROM OA,. SPECIAL PRIG ... [ MARKET HINSALL ONTARIO