HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-03-19, Page 7' Correspondent
MRS, ALLAN MCCALL
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Mrs. Edna Hackwell.
opened the Walton Unit
meeting with singing 'Tor
the beauty of the earth".
Mrs. Ray Huether was pia-
... Mg., tftrs,, Hackwell took. the
scripture lessOnfrom .'verSes,
in Luke and Timothy
Id; with meditation, Your
own '1)00,4re Mrs..Harold.
J301•geried iii prayer.. t: •
•10r-i,'Bill.attn1phries•re44
a poem '"fiord 'lord help:. me.%
• preeediugr the ,topie• on., the
internatienai • Year of ,the
• Child. She said we 'are all
ptti t'• of a crippled -Mind-
' an, dy•called self pity. we
mus fogget about yesterday.
• tom° VW is our decision bur
today are problems we
should worry about.
Mrs. Alex Gullutzen pre-
sided' for the business open-
ing •With a happy St. Patrick's
poem. Mrs. Howard Hack-
well read the minutes and 16
menthers answered the roll
call. Thank you cards were
read from - Sadie McDonald-
and Janice (Houston) Carno-
chan.
Thankofferings in April
and an evening at central,
United Church, Stratfordion
April 13. were • -011Qttaced-•
Ttte gang* breaktorat the
Anet Marc!, .29'4,410
Church and
, Sit ndatr ,ogebooL, at "10 4,•Plt
W•Alt*Ittt .ttnit• is to 'clean the
church (Pt '
:.1.George Saylor tk.ift )qtatt,
May. PiliWto pot.,fickoie:r* 'in,
' church or May-MeKillop,
June:..17th 4k Boundary, July
1. 4'4, August-Walton. 'Septent,
tier 8.th &
the quilt .eomrnittee re-
ported by Mrs. Reid that
they have completed II
quilts, still two more to be
quilted and one to go in
Monday morning at Judy
Entmrick )s:
A bakeless bazaar with
envelopes will he held at the
9, FLAVOUR VARIETIES
SEALTEST YOGURT 1 7 5 gr 2F 611.89#
SUPER• SPECIAL! SUPER SPECIAL!
FRENCH'S
PREPARED MUSTARD
59f 2 LITRE JUG 12.79
FABRIC SOFTENER
DOWNY.
.SPAGHETTI • MACARONI
.CATELLI READY CUT ALCAN FOIL WRAP
SPAGHETTINI 6p. 45 x 10 m '219 500 gr. PKG.
400 ml
BROWN COW •
CHOCOLATE SYRUP
1.29
200 gr 179
1 PKG 69° CRISPTCRUST Leo S.CIINEIOERS' • _
350 gr. PKG.
WAGON WHEELS
'99#
SCHNEIDERS
"GOOD 'N' MEATY"
SUPER 'SPECIAL! 111111 7itgrorillill
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3202.
• ,BOTTLE
SEALTEST SMOOTH & CREAMY
COTTAGE .CHEESE 500 gr e 09 •
SCHNEIDERS FROZEN. SCHNEIDERS FROZEN '
UICHE LORRAINE 200 gr 1.29 SHRIMP QUICHE
MINE-MRS FROZEN • 20,0 WESTONS DELICIOUS
CHEESE &ANION QUICHE gt t.19 FAMILY CHOCOLATE ROLL " or 119 #
NOWAT
AT LOW PRICES
:IwE RESERVE THE RIGHT
TO. LIMIT PURCHASES
"TO REASONABLE
WEEKLY FAMILY.
REQUIREMENTS
1•11.111111
14 oz TINS
-SCHNEIDERS
FROZENCOOKED-BREADED
BUCKET OF CHICKEN •
900 gr. BUCKET $3.,t9
GREEN OR WAX BEANS OR PEAS • 11:11GU SPAGHETTI SAUCE aREEN GIANT
VEGETABLES
2FORS9 0
WITH MEAT °0R 11)90'
MUSHROOM 14 oz.
SPAGHETTI SAUCE 69#
PLAIN 14 oz."
SCHNEIDERS
DRICK-FARNIERS-MOZZARELLA OR
COLBY CHEESE'
12 oz. BLOCKS 1,89
HIGH LINER COOKED FROZEN
MOOT INIATIEN • -
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PRICES IN EFFECT 6 DAYS UNTIL CLOSING TUES. MAR. 24th
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MR. •S. J. ECCLES -37 Spruce St. Cambridge Ont.
roP GODERICH- HURON RD.
HWY. NO. 8 V '1/4 9%\ 1( IS V It 1 Il i ills
OPEN WED., THURS., FRI., EVENINGS 11
13 OZ.
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SPICE. GERMAN CHOCOLATE-COCONUT '
LAYER CAKES
...GREEN' GI T.
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12. 04.• CORN NIBLETS OR
14 02, CREAK VYLE CORN
NESTLES PUDDINGS - CLARK,
ASSTD. FLAVOURS
15 or TINS
69f IN TOMATO SAUCE' ,
144)z TINS
BEANS WITH PORK
BEEF • CHICKEN . F
MUSHROO Apr
10 oz. TINS
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PKG OF 6
CHOC HALF MBORSAR APPLE. TURNOVERS St.
VACHON MEATS
29
6 PER PKG'. •
St..—_
WESTONS SPICY
NOT CROSS BONS
NABISCO WHITE SWAN
SHREDDED WHEAT BATHROOM TISSUE
UNSWEETENED $90
4 ROLL
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PKG. ,
6 COLURS
.129: 450 gr BOX
1.
WHITE SWAN
PAPER TOWELS
5 VARIETIES si to
2 ROLL PKG. •
WESTONS 4 VARIETIES
LAYS 6 VARIETIES
POTATO CHIPS
89'r
LISTERMINT
MOUTHWASH
500 Nil.. $, 89.
WELLA BALSAM
NORMAL
SHAMPOOt
350 ml
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PRETTY POLLY
KNEE 1111
PER PAIR 3r
fitEN" VW 16 di 2
LEMON POUND CAKE 12 01.19
FIT
PANTY NOSE
PER PAIR
WELL AISAM
CONDITIONER
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CORDON BLEU GRAVY
200 gr PKGS, °
NEILSONS 6 VARIETIES '
WILL-04AKS
200 gr. PKG.
WHITE SWAN. .
SERVIETTES_
WHITE OR RAINBOW In
300's •
APPLEFORDS
WAXED PAPER.
SAVE -ALL REFILL 851 30 M ROLL ,
zehrs
fine markets... of fine foods
and area news
A
April meeting.
Refreshments were wised
by' Mrs: -Howard Haekwell.
Mrs. A. aulutzen and Mrs.
Bill Humphries.
8TH-St 16TH UNIT
The 8th 16th unit met
at.' the home. .ef Mrs. Ken
McDonald March
4,nemberS'Pr$04,
Ittht1.'OavittS opened .
the de*.titienS:yyith ppm
4t, *Patrick
Fraser presided for the
bu*ess.
The group received invita-
tions to attend Thankoffering
services 'on April at Eg,
mondsille thaw! Church and
Seaforth N.orthside United
Cluireh on April „IS. Plans
will j nude for the, Thank,
offe. Mg at DuffN :Suitt*.
Maya. • •
The spiting,. bale 4,111,be
,÷,,Itackedaftet,Mas ,L7. Murray
- Also - RETAIL ORDERS
&sof
'Choiat
Local Boo/
Sides
fully processed
lb.•11,59
Loins Of Pork
Half or Whale
fully processed
lb. $149
Hornomatio
Out. Pork
Sausago
lb. 11 409
`Pork Ontario Lamb
SCHOLL'
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Freezer Meats
GISTOINISLAVGNIENING &mass=
Monday - Beef • Tuesday.- Pork
CALL 262-2041
(After Hours ?62-2732)
Roan Hours 1Frie, S a.m. 5 Pon.
Sat. 8 a.m.. 1 p.m.
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Want will be guest speaker
oath*. Anniver sar service at
Duff's. SePtenther -20 West•
minister college is Mai
9.-3!. ollego... Aug.
16-19. Copper money was
collected.
1.t • was reported the
would supph meats
.fqr tjw. Myth' I. •vs to 'al .Stinper
-July 1,1 andlunktreou'iul
Vie neJsameettng to be held
at:. the -iVlause t •
There were iatite$, in play
kim;1c4ses i.e re 61rs,,..fjet. F11,4* 131A at the
41.d Wat4m, MrS. Ray ,card, , Witigm were..
tittotimr, WS, Harvey Craig )4,S' high Elsie shoci,4104,
be another game 1.(0?„if *avow, fiwo .,
rind mtN. hernia Bolger: totti kand.0 Pearl
March 24 ar the seine time, • A-IMO Shertreed; lone
F.Ver±.onp is welcome. hands' Gordon Murray; 4nvt,
Les Reid. .
, ' FERSOpIALS , " • in charge- were Annie Vin-
,
Miss Ruth Thamer. , cent. Jessie Tibbutt, and
Wothauck • visited her Buchanan. NeXt and
mother. Mrs. Ruth Thamer final cards will be March 2' .
and other members of the CROKINOLE
family on the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Krick 01
Hamilton and sons spent the
weekend With her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Ritchie.
Miss Kim Huniphries
-London spent •thesseek-
end at the home of her
parents Mr. and Mrs.
Prize winners were high Stewart Humphries and
lady-Mrs. Cliff Ritehie, low • v•ii.ted her grandfather Mr.
M, rs. Rena Watt, BlythAlgh- " William Bennett.
triap.-Raye• Watson. WV. • Ted
flouting,. • Anbarn, Ladies
with high scare' in nne
*otta - Rock.
men,,,chif Ritchie:
EUCHRE
• .E,44.1ie on, Tuesday .eve4
fling at the Walton Conirram-
ity hall had 9. tables in play.
Mr. Rick Hawley Auburn,
was guest speaker on
Sunday at Londesbore Uni-
ted. Greeters were Jack
'Tamblyn and Harry 'Snell;
ushers were John Cart-
wright, Larry Gress, Russell
Nesbitt and Gary Wilts:"
For the children's storey
Mr. Hawley had a book with
the story of Noahs Ark and
told about the rainbow being
a promise that God will
always be with us. Junior
teachers were Marguerite
grass.. Ann and Robbie
Adams.
Choir anthem was old Rug-
ged Cross with Barbara nos-
- man and Bill Jewitt taking
duet part: 'Louise McGregor.
organist and Barbara Bos-
man, choir -director. The
sermon was "underground
critic with text. Matthew
, , 13:24-30. the Wheat and the
w eeds.
B1REAN
Berean Unit U.C.W. meet<
ing was held on March 10th
at Dora Shobbrook. Devo-
' tions theme was "Responsi-
bility.- Dora welcomed all
and read "This is a new day:
Scripture was ready by Tim
Duizer. -
Business was conducted,
by Helen Lawson. December
minutes were read by Dora
Shobbroo,k. Correspondence
inefuded an invitation to
North St U.C. Seaforth April
15th at 8 p.m. and Walton
U.C. May 3rd 8 p.m. a
The treasurerk report was
given by Margaret Good.
'Roll call was answered by
paying fees. and a scripture
verse with the word "love"
arid paying fees and a scrip-
and a verse containing the
• word- "green°. Tltert were
11 present. Happy -Birthday
was sung for Ti Duizer,
Margaret Good. Helen Law-
son and Mary Clark. Clean-
ing brass for March is Mary
Longman and April Isabel,
Airdrie.
Annual report 1980 was,
given by the secretary. There
are 17 life members and 14
with perfect attendance.
Margaret Good, Helen Law-
son and Hattie good sent-
the following cards sent;
sympathy IS Anniversary 2
baby 6 Get Well 39 Vase and
*me bUdl total 65.
1981 officers Past Leader
Helen Lawson. convenor of
Group business Helen Law.
son 1St Vice Alice. Davidson
.secretary Dora Shobbrook,
The congregational Life and
work and the Sunday School
crokinole parfy and dance
' willbe held.. in the Landes-
, boro hall on Friday ,March 20
'with Crockinole starting at
eight and dance at 9:30 p.m.
Everyone welcome.
Mrs. Alice Duizer was
admitted to Clinton Public
HoSpital on March llth with
pneumonia. '
and Mrs. 13,ert 7ilteh,
brook and 'Theirtia:,,i:Ell4bY
visited on Thursday with
Ross Millsons in Woodstock
and Mr. Leonard Vodden and
Norma in Paris: -
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thomp-
son attended the funeral of
-ber cousin Don._ Wilson on
Tuesday at Harriston and
spent week end with her
mother in Moorefield and
visited' her father inPalmer-
sum, hospital. Glad to report
Mr. Hamilton is improving.
An expositor Clasiified
will pay you dividends. Have
you tried one? Dial. 527-0240.
ond sbor
The WI Meeting was held
March with guests from
Atibrit and Blyth W.I. Pres-
ident Alice Buchanan wel-
comed all and the meeting :
opened with Genevieve Allen-
, at piano. The motto was
given "by, Genevieve Allen.
Be yoUrself.
• Roll call was answered
name a good thing in life that
is free by 22 members. There
were 20 visitors. January
minutes and treasurers se-
'port were read by secretary/-
treasurer June Fothergill.
Ian and Elva Wilbee
were greeters .11P.C4I111 -
ing at Duftsiinited Chtirch.
Ushers were Bill CQuttS. Jim
MeDoaald and Ian Wilhei:
Mrs. Bill Humphries was
organist. Rev. Charles A.
Swan spate to the children
4% Span with its mapeuses•.-
Oviry4:#
settnOtt was 'The Lod IS .14y
MlePherd"'.'Re0'.nicit$90 of
the Yinitb Group read the-
The board of Stewards met
on Sunday after church to
plan a song fest to be held in
drual—n-C-fi on May 3 7:30
p.m. Taking part will be the
Junior choir_ Craig Allen
singers. Goderich; Rop quar-
tette. Tavistock. Ken Scott.
Rev Scott and others. Watch
for further announcement.
Mr. and Mrs. Colin Pater-
son, London visited on Sun.
with her parents Mr. and
Irene Bromley introduced
John 'Lawson who gave -his
speech "catching chicken"
which was humorous.
New Business- nominating
committee Genevieve Allen
and Dora Shebbrook. Next
meeting will be sunshine
sister and annual meeting
April 8th. '6 p.M. ;dues are
S3 this year. West Huron
Executive meeting April' 6th
at 1:30 p.m. 'at Goderieh twp
hall, it was moved to'buy a
frig. The last card party is
March 27th. The group de-
cided nOt to have a dessert
treasurer Laura Lyon, chute!)
nominating Margaret
Whyte, congregation and life
work. Addle Hunking. Bale
and supply Laura Lyon and
Mary Longman. Nominating
Vi Burns and Mary Long-
man. Berean .,L1Ait cleans
brass, provides lunch is vaca-
tion Bible school, •
, The 1980 social report was
by Helen-Lawson. A card was
signed by Addle Hunking.
The study was on the
international• year of the dis-
abled persons with a reading
''Partners"' by Dora. A read-
ing on'retarded babies and
how to help the disabled was
given by, Vi ,Burns and "more
kids become depressed" was
read by Isabel Airdrie. A
Duffs, me
serve pqncakes.-.
scriptures.
On. March '29 a Pancake
breakfast will be served by
the gentlemen. manager
gmeksbn Mitchell, assistants
Doug Fraser and Oraeme
Craig, Time 8:00 - 9 a.m.
with church and Sunday
sektcd *0 at 10,,,,a,10. The
*Ag, w th ctin'cke 4044.0
the ebmPtitnOts, of itic'Red
C!:00- 4044' can bg
'1010e 10, ,ey. $wpt,
ea-hre an& moved ta- raise
the prlee-ntMeals to SS.SO.
Correspondence was a
than. you from Eileen Clarke
Brenda Nesbitt 4f Hullett
Central gave her first prize
speech on Terry Fox. Cheryl
Bromly entertained with a
step dance. Marjorie Duizer
introduced Lena Nesbitt who
demonstrated icing decora-
ting on sakes. A draw .,was
made for a dike won by
Margaret Craig, Auburn.
-Lena was thanked and pre.
sented with a gift by Doreen
Carter.
Lisa Bosman, Blyth gave
her first prize speech on
Helen Kellar. Some prizes
were given for St. Patricks
day, wearing green Beth
Knox; birthday - nearest
March 17; Genevieve Allen;
most Grandchildren Annie
McNichr4 green eyes Lois
Haines.
A bake• sale was held by
the 'Members. Lunchk-\ was
served by Margorie Duizer,
Marjorie Anderson and Mar-
garet Anderson.
reading on St. Patrick's by Vi
Buit-ris closed the meeting.
Lunch was served by Vi
Burns, Dora Shobbrook, Isa-
bel Airdrie and Tri Duizer.
EXPORERS
Explorers Expedition 12
meeting opened with Explor-
er purpose and song. Jennif- '
er Sottiaux and Lisa Boman
presented the Explorer Em-
blem. Lori Livermoire did the
Explorer picture Julie kern-
er. Beverly Kennedy and."
Crystal Whyte had Birthday
Pennies. "We bought soon
gifts for the Penfound family.
Mrs. Whyte read us a story
"Liberia" we did a, craft
called "Easter Rabbit."
Mrs. Bob Burns.
Saturday visitors with
Mrs,. Aliee_Davidson were
her sisters Mrs. Glady Pol-
lock and Mrs. Clara Lumar of
Toronto and neices Mrs.
Barbard Penny and Mrs.
Shirley Forel) of Acton, They
also visited • mother and
Grandmother Mrs. ,Grace
Fairy in Clinton Public
Hospital. •
Wa ton 1 t
londesboro church
plans song fest