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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-03-12, Page 9t. E HURD XPOSITOR, MARCH 12, 1961 d at Manor CANOEISTS TAKE A W1NT,ER'S' Members 0 the Maitland Valley. Kayak and Canoe Club tried 'out canoe builder Ted Cowan's 34-sfoot, 1.6-man canoe odthe weekend, paddlipg about 14 , miles.. down the Maitland. River. .tPhoto by Hook) THE VOYAGEURS—A group of area canoeists, members of the IViaitlaild Valley *Kayak and Canoe Club, travelled 14 :miles . down, .the Maitland River on the weekend in Ted Cowan •s 16-man canoe. Anyone watching from the bank must have been reminded of the days fur traders and voyageltrs paddled' the rPQers 'of horthern Ontario. (Photo by Hook) POLISH.— SAUSAGE t B SCHNEIDERS-ow 3,49 FASHIONED HAMS— I B.• KNECHTE EVERY WEDNESrtAY IS SENIOR CITIZENS- DAY! DISCOUNT. • ON ORDER OK FREE DELIVERY. REGULAR GROUND° BEEF L 1, B79 FRESH BEEF LIVER 'CHRISTIE'S 1 10 COOKIES 450 Gr. II Oreo or chips Ahoy SUPERSAVERS BLUE BONNET MARGARINE 3 lb. Pkg. 1.99 CHASE & SANBORN GROUND COFFEE -4 1 lb. Rag • • 2.59 CARNATION COFFEE MATE 500 Gr. Jar 1.69 Down the Maitland BY DAVID HOOK Members ot Abe.. Mait- land Valley "KiiYak and Canoe . Out) °tried out this In-man canoe. a replica of candts used'in Quebec, stn a 14 mile r trio dull n the Ma Iftitntl Riser Sunday. I•lie 34-1%,01 t ;rove Vas built led ( ot% on 01. Brussels. , The expedition started out •frornAuburnl and the trip ' took abotit three,. hours. Your roving reporter canoed down the Maitland . with the club and found it an incredible experience. It•s a " great way to see nature and . get some exercise at the same time. - Anyone 13 years and older. whO is interested in joining the canoe club, can contact Rick Kioss of 13ruee- field. • 'RECALLING • CANADA'S PAST—Anyone might .40o9 been reminded of pioneer fur catching a sight of these canoeists, members of 'traders and -voyageurs who once' plied our the Maitland Valley Kayak-and Canoe Giub, inland waters. 1Photo by Hook) Hydro inspector at Fellowship Fireside Fellow slap met March 3rd with memh, r's ul the Friendship I II% le and their husbands as gin its . Mr. and mrs. kc‘cs and Mr. and Mrs. Ted C isford were in charge. ' The President/Viola I all son, opened the tit CO ng. Jean Cosford read a poem • ' I 'link My. Friend' ' folldwed by the tittering being coffee!. col by Ted CiAfaird, Harald Ctilentan reported the communion table will be refinished the first week of April. • T1tv7 new . date for the rummage date is April 4 and Donna Patterson till be 1k convenei As April is the month for the Fireside to pin flowers Mi te church. Mary Coleman was appointed to look after- this project. Mabel and Bob MdMichael tvilF 4ie •First -Vice PreadniTS." The April meeting \vitt be. , in charge; of the McMiehaels and John and. Donna Patter- son. . Ted Cosford introduced the speaker. Te'd Leeming. whose ,topic ,was "Hydro". and his role as area inspec• Jim Keyes thanked Mr. Leeming. Reap the benefits of improved farm accounting Farm record se 1D'FiftitiPac ilt piann r 7:1, MA, , . . dub Sa7erturotibi jlirl'-‘.1 2 i. .,iflt imiiiiaiiion for all Cutholti:._ Davidson and Arthur Nichol - a ni Father Cartianna held Minnie tiawlcy• fimic viitviiimMtinissswititutithweultwoffr-Keyes Seafor th eresmitnptr coelt their 'held , t, l,„ itoott with II% ais, attended and assisted Mr. Hussey of Egmond- wereMrs. Keyes and George monthly 'meeting lag l'kirs. it. ,idelirs Sister Mary Louis son. eudieehdr4eyinv..Pal4;6ht II --.1 ;i 1, thy yi jigii)g, A special Ole ',toted with James Watson Webster o' cant- were una.ninuaus, in haying , 1 and Jessie Keyes of Clinton. day at 11t0/3 a-nn. .ge514905 N11(0.1sl7hgkelitdh1411°c1);: ' ' •I' '• e, who had been confined to , ., . •• ,,,ii.nilic baCk to Kate Laver- Numlaiisi..u: s Inn and mn sant ionim visite=d wri!KheyVitle:liani kept some old quip music an St- score Milk? r4" k ,h,!..1 .,:itt.t.tb Hospital but is 44* of kQactOP 4144 ,N(cs. 4441 , Pntrictit's,Ny. and40410104 fiFveard tit Clad •s, Si4n• MOltd,pill Elgin:144)40i rick w on 'the ti • (Ayer PP."'' 't " "":30.:141WP 441.- 44" his Sister WS- 1sabglie . g4A fig Won w„as..visitecl On Ott:tit:1w rafter,. 10010, ;tre.baN",‘ s.'•," % •',1011 '' to (iat'spv •411.4 Marittelit.,00 . •1;',10cIt+ tOr• r S,CNS.;41.101rAlit, Otirt fw,o , pf :SOUK Ste, Matie,•-alset.hi$ • c: tr.‘„r14,it residents, Aliiiirt:N 1 mother rniker rottl14, en,IONed, the • George Addison, of t it tali Ail c,ycs to 'Craw;, NtsittOwithAttint-rNiellitlro"' 4.1-Vi.Vtv in French ' Goad? 41,d hiismg.ht sin des• to them visiting st tilt Mrs. Wallis yv her niece, Viola 'Taylor, ,t John Striek.ert was out with iris . cu..--hittitlity after noon. the occasion being hts Slit edding anniyersary. . ,41g It much merriment , • -Mary Nev ilk attended attentive audit-nee'. PERSONALS ‘.1i • and Mrs„ 11us'sell 134111,,ii s 'sited with N1r. and '" N.1%, Rohl Mc( !mt.., Mrs. outing on Sunday afternoon visited with husband FinIa soil 04119- e• 1444 tadieh 40;.,, • kvrt and l, ,g• eterii9O9 tcsidimts with Franli „Cog , Arthur Nicholson. h • $#INgs vOtt -4,1;4111 at St;-, fttr111 Mom Nutsitig!iionte • ',Cots visited osith• . Mr: W .5‘'ott; tAr. %CAI hertite NichOlSoo .000,1e41.1 lick The the r falk,Weao, CtiOrt;li .•,, (15-Iered on A.! ' Rev • Doke of r. ceriatf:Chur. h ti .t Drown plit)ing . and leading iu For his Lent ti Duke spoke of 1, and nights ul being tempted Twenty tended to 'lira' 0: timely • niessag, Friday morn, 1.1st, • sanonn .n as an old \ mos ie ' 'Bert 51,11 ,tarring Sept I41131-CI VI' Hard\ \A lital services on Sunday morning with Mrs. Margaret Smale. Frank Case enjoyed an, thr. tlinighters• Witt 00, ikfro,,h• $trattotiti:, 'nnht Ztit-,00tithictekithx: was,.Vntithilt zi ROTH OD MARKET SEAFORTIll ICNECHT L STORE tiOITRS: MON:TUEs.& WED. 9-6 P.M. THURS. & FRI. 9-9P.M. SATURDAY 9-6 P.M. ROASTS 1.49 lb. WE RESERVE THE MGM TO LIMITQUANTITIES CUT FROM CAN. GRADE A' BEEF BLADE .OR SHORT RIB COOKED a SANDWICH ( HAM 1/2 1,09 ROLLS 250 Ott „19 SHGULDER .69 CHOPS isska FROZEN LAMB MEATS 17;if .69 CHEESE I 39 ROASTS 1839 LB . STORE SLICED SCHNEIDERS 10 VARIETIES COLD HEAD 315 GR. BOWLS ••••••••1011...., 'SCHNEIDERS SCHNEIDER-S PROb. USA CAN. NO. 1 FRESH FROM FLORIDA JUICE ORANGES 9Doz PROD. USA. CAN. NO. 1 FRESH, TENDER ASPARAGUS 1/9eunch E.D. SMITH Apple or Raisin PIE FILL 19 oz. Tin 1,09 BEE 1 litre UriSYRUP 1.49 LIPTON Chicken Noodle SOUP 2's-120 Gr. .69 2 2: . HEINZ Strained Fruit &Neg. BABY FOOD 4 1/2 oz. Jars A/1.00 • PROD. USA CAN. NO. .1 FRESH BROCCOLI .88 Bunch COOKING ONIONS 2 lb. Bag .69 AGREE ),‘ 350 ml 2.49 SHAMPOO HIGALINER Fish Sticks or in Batter TURBOT 114 1,89 wesT6t4S CRU$TY 24 oz. oat Afk Al& VIENNA BREAD ab5 WES-TONS PLAIN • fittGrLASNIIs 04. of B . SWARTZ 6 MUSTARD az* -9 TENDER CROSS CUT RIB ROASTS WIENERS 1 lb. Pkg. 79 a. 185 RED ROSE 0 0 TEA BAGS Pkg. of GO 1.55 WIZARD Asti SOLID rain IIENERS ONT. dROWN FANCY GRADE nn RED DELICIOUS APPLES 3 lb. Bag am ONT. GROWN NO,. 1 MCCAIN PIZZAS Pepperoni 14 oz. Deluxe - 15 oz. Supreme - 17 oz.' 1.59 WE For forther .defails, i;ee your TO manager LIKE TO SERVE YOU A LITT E BIT BETTER., to • , t -