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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-03-12, Page 7Area we -2 *219 48 OZ.. TIN 89' .14 AYLMER CHOICE TOMATOES HIGH LINER FILLETS HADDOCK OR SMOKED COD 19 FL OZ TINS LAURA SECORD MINI ASST'D FLAVOURS•4X5 OZ. MrilWifigE 10 OZIFJAR MAPLE. LEAF CHEESE PROCESSED INCA,. WRAPPED 500 g. pKG. HEINTCONDENSEO' TOMATO SOUP 41%, st -FOR BLUEWATER BOSTON BLUE FISH & NIPS 9 32 OZ.41 , PKG. * a zehm fine markets,., of fine foods SCARIOS SiO BLENDED JUICE "UNBLEACHED OR ALL PURPOSE FIVE*ROSES FLOUR HEINZ FANCY TOMATO JUICE CREST REG. CR MINT TOOTHPASTE — I TUBE 9 150 • -BLUEWATER BOSTON BLUE FISH TICKS oh FRIES 32 01 38 PKG. 0 minium SAUSAGE ROLLS .0.$2 op 500 g. • PIECEBA STEMS RIO MUSHROOMS 9 looz. 0 TINS 1 LB WITI1PORK OR BROWN SUGAR VAN CAMP BEANS F 14 Ft. 'OZ 0 11 TINS BRIGHTS CHOICE APPLE JUICE 89 48 OZ TIN - WELCHS—RE-G, OR iNHITE GRAPE JUICE. 40 OZ. :..$ f TIN .69, HOSTESS ASST'D VAR. POTATO CHIPS 99 A 200 g. PKG. SPECIAL PRICES IN EFFECT UNTIL CLOSING TUESDAY, MARCH 17 14 OZ ^ TINS alecAIN NEW!! REVIVE FROZEN 690 12.5 OZ TIN '-WESTONS RES:— ENGLISH MUFFINS 69# PKG. OF 8 POST CEREAL HONEYCOMB 275 g. it PKG. . t0/fr CHRISTIES CHIPS AHOY OR OREO COOKIES PKG. 9. 41. \v. ARNOLD J. STINNISSEN r , I IFF - ,and Mortgage Insurance Plans togit Income- lay Deductable Registered Retirement Savings Plans and•Annuities. Ineomc Averaging Annuities - 1sk for our nest Flemble Pry-noun' R.R.S.P REPRFSI--N I ING - Te4327-041-0-- 'Sun 'Life -Assurance 117 • GODERICH ST. E.7AST Company of Canada SEAFORTH for 21 yeari. /1-41111. (Photo by Phillips) 10 OZ. PKG. SIZE 138 DOZ. IN THE FLOWER SHOP PRIMULA PLANT q.. '1.79 PRIDE OF THE IRISH SHAMROCK 149 ONTARIO GRADE FROM OF U•S • LIMES SUE 63 99# ZEHRS SAVE-A-TAPE PLAN CAN ASSIST THE ORGANIZATION OF YOUR -GUOICE.ASX auk CASHIERS-POR:OETAILS OPEN WED., THURS., FRI., EVENINGS 527.0770' feu Irish mythology immense toppic, St. Patrick and Cuchulamn THE HURON EXPOSITOR, 1I!IARCt 12 1981 Beware. beam( the ban sky:, as she sits. the ace rasher-by the lord. Weeping and wailing by the stream. or crouched under yon loft brandied tree. With her ryes worn, red. in her long grey .cloak. she Wens for (tiv life of stone: one in the tarraY- when sti ifs heiird tn. the Silence of .the nights • Irish soperstittoni dears,. it's not . le fire., ChaLins- end -slianiruOktY. :and' etViSh Mee ,.‘f•1411 146 buitled .hats. itivpit3lOgl, or-Relateq,', tinziMgb 'the iges. in song and- story . is sin iThRicitkc‘ OR(' %%mkt ever' a ant to tackle. Like the first people tit) Scotland. Ireland as 4 popii lilted as early as WOO B.( . by ( chic races, Their religion was thy any lent Druidism: the same one that gale us Sionighenge and the Bust ers of the mistletok, tn. -Gteat Brit am. And many are the kgytals. all but lost today. in our Ness York type version of the St. Patnek's Day vele- Nation list, there was the story of (u.hulaunt, preserved tor us io• the Ulster $aps: the • -`Aires [3,4 Crigtiigne. WOO trailS1,41,CS from the•liatilie as the "Catde - Raid: of cOiev," tariff heiand. tiotit Awl into 4,10 icatg Of chieftitbi 14.0y- ilAatgii ,gfattlis foutP each tither user, tcreir total claims. and the wealth tacb group was Meastived- ,the •runtiber''of cattle dutied by their chieftain. From this historical back- ground skang thu story of a ,nipebrhunian hero, Cuchu- lawn, -lathered by the Celtic gust Lug. and trained in the art of am' by the goddess S.aiiiach An example of his ptoyyess is gly en as his ability to feat) on a lance• • Potpourrt by Jeanne Kirkby point m flight. and' stand he had to be plugeil into 4i=b•td war Non W6tetitt. Etii--Ope, re, Woo.- Ctiehttlainn 'would.. • coot ..battles mainSt turn around btsidc his skirt'. Queen,' Mgvh, Set tipon by • so • that reel and knees magicians. he floailY stands were ,to' the, rear. and his ,:alorte between the invading talves and buttocks were to, force; and the preeitios, the front. His, long hair stood un e'nd. and each hair burned yith "a spark of fire, a jet of flame came out of his mouth. and a great arch of black blood spouted front the top of his head. One eye shot rdut onto his cheek, and the other retreated back into his skull. His frenzy was so great. that France. inspired t)% ‘isions and voices. to sa•i. Irel and from paganism. From - the best tetorci. Patrick's autobiograpii, tie learn that. he via,. t,,,r „ at Bonavcm, near lln riser ClY0 itf ScotliJkL. tit', lather villy lit, and% it; riutt -04,grAt# NV. WI. 'bur* $1,Oery hordsill4t, t,u oh. foirignf tItSter.. Din,r,„z it!(' six years of his .4.7aptio „I homesickness an,. he experienced tranSforniation'; a'1,4 411, ' finally escaped t, amin back in Britain. his was determined. After farina' tiairithg at n,onastry , on uh, kat iit Lerins, near Oh , oast of France., he again yi I hit Ireland. followitu. 11-K %, What an evangelist he must hate been to that pagan people! Preaching in the open fields, travelling thou- sand of miles to almost every part of Ireland . he baptized (Act: 120.000 people. fOunded user 100--churches,, and left pcintanontl ; corded-, ara was the- 2centr,c of national life in. early :m.4014. and oni?ii a year, the L.4.6.- luulo Would meet , here ''fe..f national festivities. P.atriek set out from hisheadquartors in Armagh to preach before these fierce leaders, and won the day .. ,by successfully only ening many of them to Christianity. Indeed, it may lie said that Patrick tackled a pagan country, and left it established as the centre of Christianity in Western Fur- ope. from which missionar- ies were later sent to the. rest 451 Europe. St. Patrick diet after a . Long minsitry. and'is,,buried in Armagh. White the story about him banishing the. Okite5,. 'atm, irtland is nut flikruriciillytioctinte49.dyy-44 triteiltat ote:0 art no snakes.. or t0ia0k- in' Ireland; Mg.-. shamrock 'is' supposed tO, hate been. used: by this man, ,tolljnitratoAto unity of fee its to AO 4.4.40 .for our Synlhejs, of St. 'PatrieiC s. Day,. To:be:a Canadian of nifi,ced.'. heritage is a decided advant- age. You can celebrate all the holidays with equal' fer . Vow, and delve' into the background of each. What a shame that we have not -- Started to observe our own -- Heritage day yet • sometime in February. wasn't it sup- posed" to be? kieszonmiended books for about peoptelksliii-Msh oar - explore this topic further. Neill, Kenneth. An illustrat- ed History of the Irish People. MaOlower Books. s, New Ydrk. c. ' 1979. Uris, Leon. ,Trinity. Bantam Books (paperback). c. 1976. Briggs, Katharine. An -E11•:— cyclopedia of Farics. Panth- eon Books, New York., c, 1977. McKillop Correspondent MRS. ED REGELE ' 527-1100 Mr. and Mrs. Harold McCallum visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Williamson at Seaforth on- Sunday, Last' week's visitors with Mr." and Mrs. Ed Regele 'were Mr. and Mrs. Paul , McCallum and Colleen. #1 Walton, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Regele of Princeton. and Mr. and Mrs. David Glanville, firm and Eari of Listowel. Mr. and Mrs', Lloyd Regele also visited with Mrs. Mary Thornton at - Seaforth Hospi- tal and with- Mr. and Mts. Ron McCallum and Chad. Cory Hare 9f Stratford spent the weekend with his cousin, Chad McCallum. Cindy McCallum is holi-- daying Florida with Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Dalton and Jamie. Angeline and Carrie Hare of Stratford spent` the week- end with•their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Harold McCal- lum. , Mr. and Mrs. Ron McCal- lum and Chad and Cory Hare visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bryan , Price Saturday even- ing. Egmondvi Ile , Du, ey. Sarnia stopped in. for a visit with 'Charlie and Carole GeddeS after they had visited Mi. and Mrs.- George Bridge, Brussels. USE EXPOSITOR WANT-ADS Phone 527-0240 R . oa le Brown - Bull '. of Cooley, 'but. triumphs. in the end. after a four day struggle again Ware top warrior of Ulster. This then was the Celtic 'mythology but in 431 AD. things were soon to change. A young man by the name of Suecat the Slay e. or Patrick, was already embarking front • _CLUB HOUSE - POURING CARTON CARNATION SEALTEST CREAMED ' :TAMA - BLACK PEPPER 4 „, INSTANT HOT 560 41,Aik firk." COTTAGE 106 9 ip Ak. SOUR V CHOCOLATE 7f.SY CHEESE • .°C1-9"(FY ,ERNGEAWINM, _ _ _ - DR. HALLAM KEN-L'RATION .FARMHOUSE ' ais ai SOUP LUXURY 4 FOODz F Ahab Allb TENDER ad, Ai Ali FROZEN DOG if fliFYT CHUNKS *2 K g APPLE PIES 2'1" 92. 4,1, • SUAVE DIETRICHS — ergvt, 4og his on}sLiptores. three vats of i4 water, 'to was CairMroxs. a (br"-Afitn abbots, ready t9 e#FTY On Sive feat vos his -dreadful. bring ,hint down to normal de icon the,-village _ hiS,work• ipsural Ireland. "wai,pywasib:" soinettiing , vitiper4tttr." gat yotir tear under 4,407trit:: also • Iirooght the Roman lik what bAppens' today to heart Otti, -Hulk! , Roman k as alphabet tit the, people.. and • Itte. Hulk" an TV. when., - -Th4 Om: the oldest .e pie kicapiored by,. Celt ik 4,tgt?rS fort ItiO,Prst tit*, some of hp .4 ' 'Man that „have lndatj from Ireland wthti. .s is titgit StidieS ',Ong* Were CLARKS McLAFIENS STUFFED- 4 VARIETIES , SILIN4 24 oz.,. TIN ffowinisas tak MANZANILLA y OLIVES _ 8 oz A Ai A 4 VARIETIES DOZ # 7Yr- SHAMPOO .7_9(2 T.1.1.49 SCONE ROLLS 9 WESTONS FRESH LEMON PKG. 'OF 6 FILLED BUNS _ 9 9# 250 "ml 59' 15., 79' BELIERMAN—ROSE. • Judi' h Bernice Rose, daughter of Glen and. Norma Rose of R.R. 5. Mitchell. and Warren Edward Beuermap, son of Alvin and Haiel Beuerman of R.R. I. Dublin were-married" at First Lutheran Church. Logan Township , Saturday, February 14. Res., David Beutel officiated at the double ring ceremony . Valerie Shortreed. sister of the bride. was matron- • of honour, Bill Shot-treed brother-iMlaW of, the bride. Sc as best man. The couple took a honeymotin trip to Florida. They are residing at R.R. I. Dublin.- Photo by Debbie. Beaumont) CARNOCHAN = HOUSTON Janice Doreen Houston of Calgary. daughter of Rae Houston and the--late Lois , HOustoo of Seaforth 'and Gordon Keoneth Carnochan of Calgary . son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mulholland of Mitchell were married in a double ceremony at Duff's United 'Church on March 7. Rev. C, Swatr`officiated. The bride was given in marriage by her father. Maid of honour was Ellen Stewart of London. The bridesmaids were .10n Benoit-4Will. DarlentlItatus Of Aurora and.Susan Lane of Calgary. The groomsman was Paul..-Wiley of Se-a-forth. and• the. ushers were' Pat Devereaux of Seaforth. Murray Houston. brother of the-'-- bride. of Brusselsand Barry Lane of Calgary. Organist was - Audrey. Malwairt and the soldist 'was Dena 'Wey: Mrs. Cleave Coombs was in London this past week end Yisiting with ber brother Ron Jones -from Essex, Englanr —Tolkwing the wedding. a reception was held -at the' Mr. and Mrs. Bedford Mitchell Community Centre. The couple will be residing in _ CALIFRNIA SWEET EATING , NAVEL ORANGES PRODUCE• Of-U.S.A. CAN. NO. FRESH SPINACH CANADA FANCY (C:A.1 GRADE MACINTOSH APPLES FRESH BAKINO'FROM INSTORE BAKESHOP 60% OR 1o04 WHOLE WHEAT OR CRACKED WHEAT 'FRESH -CM"...""OFITAR16 COOKING ONIONS 2 lb ,CELLO,F1AG CAN. NO. 1, ammo CARROTS 2 lb CELLO BAG BREAD 2401,. WHITE OR CHOCOLATE PLAIN a 7 - IF ILOU_NO 6:30 Seaforth Legion Tickets available from the directors or at the store VI1 44111 111 PI 1SIU PH NI 101 5411 t. HWY. NO. 8 GODERICH- HURON RD. CAN.. NO. I ONTARIO BMUS CAN. NO. I ONTARIO EWAN CUM LIT 210 [A _99# t.