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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-01-29, Page 6• stablisheci 187b 91 Main St. Seiforth FiJ1.-527-0400 FULL COVERAGE Farm & Vrbarf Properties 4 DIRECTORS & ADJUSTERS Ken Carnochan 482-1354 527-1877 145.2234 5234390 *4.7051 527.1837 482.7527 482.7593 527.0687 527.1455 527.0467 5234257 SAL I. AN AGENT OR THE OF FICE. • Lavern Godkin Ross Leonhard! John M'cEwing Stanley Mcllwain Donald McKercher John A. Taylor Trewartha Stuart Wilson AGENTS E.F. "Bill" Masi James keys Wm. teiper zehrs fine markets.., of fine foods ' PROD. OF U.S.A. AT THE. WHARF YOUNG ONTARIO PORK FRESH PICNIC EN ROAST PRICES EFFECTIVE • UNTIL CLOSING TUESDAY, .FEBRUARY 3 ' WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO OMIT PURCHASES TO REASONABLE WEEKLY FAMILV.REQUIREMENTS. 1 'FROM THE SHOULDER FRESH ONTARIO PARERIBSTAIT'll 'MAPLE_ LEAF FUMY -CDOKE0 SMOKED PICNIC 'PORK $t SHOULDER lb. gI • - FRESH. ONTARIO -SIDE 6ROM,THESHOULDER FRESH ONTARIO PORK BUTT ° CHOPS le:ir • dm TRY OUR OWN BRAND ,411FIS 11411 )ACON S.68 T CUT FROM' GRADE A' BEEkT-1 CUT FROM GRADE 'A' BEEF . FULL CUT' BONE IN ROUND $ STEAK ib lb. -'111111rENOLISH STYLE • SLICED - 175 g. PKG.. PANTRY FARE PREPARED .; -1111rSCHNEIDERS' BOIL IN BAG T THE DELI CORNED st BEEF 5 tg"RAt IV* SCHNEIDERS. FROZEN SAUSAGE' ' FARMERS MARKET 500 g SCIINEIDERS ,.BROKEN.SLICES COOKED „. • st HAM 175 g. PKG. II•air. I POLISH I, An SAUSAGE lb vt. yo 'PEPPERONI sun MAPLE LEAF $4 pal 7 -BACK BACON r«? SCHNEIDERS BY THE PIECE OLDE FASHIONED BURNS SMOKED SCHNEIDERS SMIIREO rimrin.79 :MN 1 9_ PICNIC PORK FULLY COOKED STORE SLICED S110111111ER BONELESS. RUMP OR EYE REMOVED -* OUTSIDE ROUND .. ROASTS. lb. PROD. OF FRANCE CANADA FANCY APPLES 1111111', lb. 794 PROD. OF ONTARIO CAN NO 1 GRADE FRESH padia4 CARROTStg, r PROD, OF ONTARIO CAN, NO, I GRADE COOKING. ONIONS 2 " RAC) FRESH BAKED BUNS 171 COLE UAW 42°, # lb 9 ORANGE4 PEPPERS — • 1 SWEET GREEN 1P# , • , yr FRESH & FRESH BOSTON BLUE FILLETS 1.69 PROD. OF U.S.A. CANADA NO. l'GRADE QUO OF CALIFORNIA NE BAKESHOP LIGHT, ONION OR CARAWAY RYE BREAD caa's ' 41 ;FRESH BAKED BROWN 790 ROLLS DOZEN w JAN & LEMON EA. PLUMP JUICY A PRODUCE OF eittiFoRNiA- DOLE PINEAPPLES EA, -r 4WEET JUICY FRESH-im .,On* of rxice, NAVEL:g: BURNS STORE SLICED CHOPPED ArA. IMAM LOAF' lb I. dr MAPLE LEAF COIL MAPLE LEAF ' SWEET PICKLED BRISKET CORNED '$ •49 BEEF 14:K 2 FINE. COARSE.•Eb lb • OR CREAMY MAPLE 'LEAFS. An LIVERWURST Lir 7) THE HURON exposmon; *WARY Mt * • I. aiea news ruin Yv right 2 car terin. h •1"7?... Lass son Susan Stct-a dtds tor .a 3 sr. term $5.ere Cari Nesbitt. Malvin Knox. Bob Itick and (semi Wilts; rhua.h trustee. Jak.lk mans, trustee tom %ear term Cot Nesbitt; Bruce sholinglass-. Rath hhaddick, tasty t.• lturtni,-Perth Prestly., tery kn.-sander. Jitih Jarneison; Sundas school Mick Whyte: U Dora Shobbrook. It was re 'ported 'drat there were 458 members, Baptisms M. mar times 2 and funerals l It was mo,.ea to accept reports and budget. Nominating committee te port of tise sear -term tot Scs$10ty was Murr;o. How att, Harry Snell', Nick L0:OO .4;#1-,iaga faintly P Ott „t1:04 six, • 411-914k _ #00.94 illTtart,Y404 pot ,I44 supper February 1$ 4m. (Yo People are spAnsoring a elri%.„Itan film. "Held for ransOrre' fela.'lat at 7 p.m. Lunch Will be served' and a silver ,Collection made, Rev. Scott led in call tO worship. Children's story was Omit '2 men. One had a balky donkey. w hich he a• bused to get going but still wouldn't move., The other Man whispered in the donk- ey's ear "please get up." 'It tickled his ear and the donkey got up showing that more is accoMplished when you say please and be polite. Junior teachers were Marg- aret Wright and Carol Cart! wright. Marjorie Duizer took a.solo part in the choir-anthem with Barbara Bosnian choir direct- or and Louise McGregor .nrganist., was 3bpot Andrew. a missionary of Christ, As a hrrher aid Peter. he was,quipt and' roeil•-e0-, Te.had converted lei OhristianitY Rossi . Greece and Scotian& Ss i►ii- lands flag is the truss. of Si. Andrew. ex3 Sundas ,greeters will be Cdrol Cartwright and-Jim. Janiel:401). YOUNG PEOPLE There see Y.P. mem- bers of junior. senior and intermediate classes , and confirmation class attended a prayer breakfast on. Sunday. Res. Scott had the service at Huronview Sunday. The annual congregational riot luck supper meeting was held on January tam wan a fair attendance. The-congret- ational Life and work com- mittee., Brenda Radford. Laura Scotateonveried supper assisted by-others. Rev.. Scott held a short - Worship on. types of freedoM. and led in prayer remember- 4ing the 3 members -who bane "died. jOhn Riley Laura Forb- es and Harriett Knox. • Tfte *wren .retired sanctuary .Where Bob Jarnei- liaWstny5110-sr films, It was' mused 'Rev: c,tt be chairman and Wegli4Olcresiry meet. ling; •there was disc.nssfon riot s. t:11441.1-1000:914 trial.ftertraf-of six Months for SundaY.sehooP1 at 10 and, Ivershiliat I L A. in, Scrutineers were .Lornes. Honking and Bo> Trick. Re- - suits were yes 39 and no 19. Beginning February 1st an change will be made. Discussions of , reports;t"' panel members were session Margaret Whyte; Stewards - Elgin Penfound; treasurer if Margaret Taylor: alternates Elsie Shaddick. Harry Tib- Intl; manse .committee. Fern McClure. Laura . Lyon tU.C.W.i Hazel Reid 1U .C.W manse trustees ' Allan Bosnian-. Rein Wilts: congregatioaal life wOrk - at large, 'Laud. Scott. Brenda Radford. Margaret' Wright: 'r.tesaitni Nick Whyte., Nelsen. McClure.: ;Bert Lvon;. brea Andrews; messengers. Ro- bert flunking; Explorers - Jane Roggact: YOung People Rev. Scott: Jr. congregation Anne Adam's; Addie Honking.' - Ferne McClure. Jean' Scott; Sunday school ipeCItyruttinTeirarebobilerli CSI:cra— Riley. Helen AlexanderiLaur- .,..a. Lyon; Anniversary mittee, :,Otte '.Ltar. -Lorne. 1)entlis Perlfhtfrid;. "1J.C.Vif. • President, organist • titlettOit'direetor.-klOttlittat; --•• ,ing..contttlitte.e•'; Cektrexetlttk ternbers...o.f ste." sehoot. • - • • . It .was moved to aiseriniin7 , lie family plan. for Obieriier and • rise . partial .plan if, enough,; .use it. To order- contact-Garner Wright. .Ths, Mck$ objective sits at 6000. 1981 and 6500 for 1982. Rev. Scott expressed thanks, to all members of the ecititifenation aria ottitnttatq. 'lead- ers of the congregation and community. to all leaders fqr their help. Garnet Wright. on behalf of the congregation spoke a- few words of appre- ciation to Rev. and Mrs. Scott for leadership. help and guidance. Gordon Shobbrook thank- ed the treaStirer, ehoir, choir letitlers ante ..0.1 401$ • PciArd was held Wednesday night. Winners . were .0010y Butte Vincent .LOWlady goV, man RPg, tawSOnt off A1.4r4 Thompson and Clare Vincent. Another game will be held .this 'Wednesday • Jantyry every-;• oneWei0111,e• 'PERSONALS. 'Mr. Jim,. •-keilarts was admitted to Victoria Hospital onSunday. Mrs. Edna Stemler of Pilot Mound. Manitoba spent; ast weir with her Aunt Laura annum.. mict votT04eott- sins Cliff 410:1 Kay Saunder- cock, Gordon and 'Darlene Shobbrook. Bert and Dora Shobbrook and Beth Knox. Mr. and Mrs.•lob Thomp- son visited on Saturday with her parents Mr. and rs• Wm, tfatniltaltYlaOrefklfL Mr. and Mrs.. Brad. Ken- nedy, Stephen. • and• MnaotIA Rft$P. 0144,Y;g4 on ' Saturday to IID4'1.1Honip ,Opy' putooe4 from Mrs. • Lriett toatt, estate.. • Pa-****.-bR- izetd .,1400A0 .30 cottie.• , 1N1 r, -1n4:1s40..TOkiAlleo. • attended . 010 Poultry .trade' show in )4.1,.. • htnta G.eOrgla WgilnusdaY to Frid.ly. • Mrs. Elmer $terriler,-.• Pilot Mount. • :Manitoba Mrs. Laura Saundercock and Mr. and Mrs. BertAliobbrook were dinner„guettilvittrIVIrs. Beth Knox onWednesday. OarTe..P9Rdetlt • MRS. St1001!ROOK $23,4230.• Gie.etiers on Sunday were Margaret Whyte and Greg AltOrWal ttahera. Were Larizy Hoggart, David Whyte, Rob; bie Adams, Robbie Radford., Shirley Scott welcomed all and • gaVe annOttnc.etnents. watt Sanday; 'Febrnatak. SO4.4li.c**1.witt•-b,A44- renal Life and work COM- • Ingo speo*lig: Oat- votes Yours people in alton service Correspondent 'MRS. ALLAN MCCALL brick that is , square as children should be; bricks are mortared together to make homes which are beau- , tiful and lovely as all children can be. Elaine Dennis read the announcements. . Confirma- tion Class meets at the Manse every Sunday-at 9.45 a.m.:and Holy Communion is Sunday. February 1, The flowers• were placed in the Sanctuary in memory of Lois . Houston 'by the family. Herb Traviss spent a few days last week at Georgia U.S.A.' as a .repre'sentative ' from Fleming Feed Mill, Clinton ailildred visited with her daughter Gail and family in Guelph. Miss Ruth Thatner. Wood= stock spent the week-end , with her mother Mrs. Ruth Thamer. Celebrating birth- days at a dinner Saturday at the home of Mr. and, Mrs. Gordon Murray were Ida and Gladys Leiner, Ross Leiner of Clinton;. Susan Mdrray and, Doug Huether, Brussels. We, are sorry to learnt that Sadie McDonald -is ill, .Several ladies from Duffs United Church U.C.W. at- tended the Haron.Perth Presbyterial- annual meeting' at BrUcefield United Chute)) on Monday. The 18th and 16th unit met January 14 at the home of Mrs. Murray Houston with 9 members present. Mrs. Mug Fraser opened with "A ,„ message for the New Year." • Mrs. Fraser chose as her topic "A Date with Destiny" The business -was in ...Charge of president , Mrs. . Doug Fraser. Minutes were read and a thank yob card :_froin Verna (Rood) Johnston by Mrs. John Davier, U.C.W. membership, fees were collected. . • -' - Several announcements were given of up- coming events in the church, The February meeting. is to ' be held at Mrs.L.Alvirr-MeDoa- d akig GIRLS Any girl 12 yearS old' by March 1. 1981) wishing to takg the 4-H ffspring club. "Get Ready;Set.Sew"* is requested to get in touch with either leader, -Dorothy' _Grants were issued to two groups by Hullett council• at its January meeting; $150 to the Hairon CentralAgricul- turall , Society and $50 to the Salvation• Artily. Requests for funding from the Ontario March of Dimes and the Canadian Mental Health AS- sociation was tamed down. Building permits for Mar- tin Wilts, and T. Delmer ' council paased a , bylaw, to authorize the treasurer to impose a rate of interest of 1'4• per cent per month on tax arrears. Letters concern- ing delayed payment were •to be sent prior to the arrears being sent to the county for collection. "."-7 A request for money from the Clinton Minor Hocke!, Association was passed on' to the recreation board. A grant Shottlice Margaret Short- reed. The first meeting will be February 2. Pallbearers at the funeral of Mrs. Lois ' Houston of Seaforth were: Jack Knight. Jan Van Vliet, Abe Vaader- veen, Campbell Wey. 'Jim Williamson and Harvey Craig. Flower ;beaters were Cliff Ritchie-and Graham Work. of $25 was 'given the • Huron County Historical Sac- iety. A request for a grant from the CNIB was refused. Council endorsed msts lution' from the township of North Burgess concerning the idea of non residents holding municipal office. The township suggested in its resolution that a stipdtatioh be made to restrict municipal-.. -- officers to those living in the area in order to protect the municipality frOm outside , in- terference., DRYWALL KNOWN FOR HIGH QUALITY Peter BakoS' Drywall COMPLETE • DRYWALL SERVICE 52/-1398 or 527 ,0606 McK ILLO:P - MUTUAL FIRE ' INSURANCE COMPANY ' • Brian McGavih was 'Writ, ship Leader for Youth Sun- day at the-frIcirdr%service at Duff's tiUited Church. Mrs. .Eha Wilbee was organist. Neil Mitchell led in' the responsive reading, "To Be- hold Beauty." The 'first scripture reading from Eccl: siastes 12:1-8 was ready by Jeanne McDonald: Cathy McGavin read the Secpnd ' scripture from Matthew 19: 6-30. . The gaup, "Road .13.1ock" from the Christian Reform Church in Blyth" entertained. . with a couple ",of musical Aeleetions. A trio consisting , a Cathy ..McGavin.. Jeanne McDonald and Patricia Hackwell played "When the saints go marching in" with their trumpets accompanied , by Marie McGavin at the piano. Offering Was received' • by Cheryl Fraser, Don Kick- Son .and John Heuther. •ReportS were given from delegates . Ron Godkin, Murray -Sholdice and Blaine Hackwell who attended Toe . Alpha an 'Hamilton, recently. were approved. Rev. Charles A. Swan chose: .Council members are plan= as' his sermon. Jesus Christ fling to attend a seminar on and Youthofnllowed by prayer the Provincial Offences Ad John Heuther told a story when, the meeting is set up. 4- -. -tea-the Children referring to a- kr. an earlier meeting ullett gives to uron q8. 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