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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-04-22, Page 14. • . gbittelthglAtihg to create. the right ' Omni- ttere;ligkftts-was operated It Randy Parker. • MrS. 'Donna St. John sang the solo 'Were. you There?" . DUring the actual commun- ion quiet music was played and the, choir sang "Ave Verum'•. Those receiving communion filed silently to the front of the Church. Another anthem sung dur- ing the -service was "Ah. 'Holy Jesus". Organist and choir director was Dr. Ralph Topp. Around 100 - people gO WAPflert. crOSS and ,the CHICKEN LOAF MAC & CHEESE-DUTCH, LOAF OLIVE & PIMENTO PIMENTO LOAF-HEAD CHEESE LUNCHEON LOAF 175 g. r KG. SLICED' SIDEBACei 14. 19 MAPLE LEAF, SLICED OUR REG. S2.29 . 500 gr. PKG, PREVIOUSLY FROZEN SMOKED COD FILLETS lb 9$ "In the heart of downtown Varna" VACUUM CLEANERS ' sales and service of most makes • CB RADIOS AND ACCESSORIES • SPEED' QUEEN APPLIANCES * MOFFAT APPLIANCES " SMOKE SENSORS • INSECT LIGHTS AND FLY KILLING UNITS • HAND CRAFTED GIFTS Varna, Ont. R. K. PECK APPLIANCES ' 482-7103, Protect your tractor urine. - Did you know? 1.11. oil is qualified as a 200 hour oil change. For example: 130 H.P. tractor ,'requiring 18 litres at a cost of $1.75 per litre costs 16 cents per hour. Standard brand oils at $i .00 per litre recommend "100" hour oil changes which equal's 18 cents per hour. With rising energy costs, this saving would amount to $100.00 in a 500 hour aiterage year using 114. ell. WHICH IS BETTER DUALITY? SSRPOIM4 $21.0120 CUT FROM "A' GRADE BEEF BONELESS! RUMP ROAST 38 , lb. FROM THE HIP , • 14 THE HURON EXPOSITOR* APRIL. -1;E61 takes Easter treats to ho *a., ung ou Wednesday evening assisted by the Vice Grantl,Gladys Coleman. Arrangements were made for the Dessert Euchre April 29th at I:30. Musician .Evelyn McBeath will be the ' representative at the District Correspondent MRS. BVIRA NarGizEGOR 523-2003 The residents of Queens- way Nursing Home are most grateful to the Hensall Bea- ver Colony for the Easter Treats- they brought. Rev. ,Stanley: McDonald held' they wnrshit service tatter' .- .:RO,. dat vir*,r "0,-7 hem v ttlAt- PAttRalltl-04TriO.b.tter.. TOO and' 'Nola Triebner , visited With Mrs. Muriel 'Triebner: Mr. and Mrs. • John Wilds. and family: .Mrs, Kernel Det- gan, and Winnifred Wilds visited with Irma Wilds. Hazel Corbett visited Louise Mitchell. Kristen Hazlett vi- sited Mary Phrlmer. Mrs. Susan Purdy _visited with FannyClarke, Mary Parlmer and Vera Laramie. Mrs2a Irene Finlayson visited several residents. Sgt. Doug Wein, R.C.M.P. Mrs: Wein and David of Ottawa visited on Saturday with Mrs. Wein's parents MC. and Mrs. Harold Parker. Marvin Taylor met with a painful accident while work- ingat Thompson's Mill when he received severe burns to his knee. He is receiving treatment in South Huron Hotpital, Exeter. Mr. Joe ,Flynn who was a patient in Victoria Hospital last week returned home. The Ladies of Cannel Pres- byterian Church held a mcfat successful Daffodil Tea and Bake Sale on Wednesday April 15th. DESSERT EUCHRE . The Members of 'Amber Rebekah Lodge attended a Matiody. Thursday ., Mrs. and Mrs. Dean Gib- son, Lucan. - were recent guests with Mrs. W [Mellis. Mr, and Mrs. Gary Cooper and faMily. London visited with Mr. and Mrs. Vivan Cooper. Mr. and Mrs. Gram, Love. banquet in Brusels on Tues- day evening and participated in the opening of Morning Star Lodge. when AssemblY President Myrtle Patterson visited, Noble Grand Bertha MacGregor presided for the • Caro, Mich. were guests of Mrs. Grace McBride. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mc- Gregor have returned from their winter holiday in Florida. Morley Cooper is a patient in South Huron Hospital. Exeter. meeting in Brussels, Wed- nesday. EASTER SERVICES Rev. Kenneth Knight con- ducted Easter service in Car- -fuel Presbyterian Church. Sunday--his subject , was "the Lord is Risen Indeed". The chuff Sang "Easter Hope" Jane F011ook sog .iv 'bolo' "The a•M. 0)44- Po Sunday evoittiti,40 3rd'ut 7tIct coldtl la' aKt . c tented" singing group will pre'.ent an evening of rttusic Mr. Ernie Toll of Egniond- ville visited on Easter Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Sim ROobol.. Mabel Munn --410 the Easter weekend her daughter and son-in-km Mr. and Mrs. Don Gooding and Dale at Parkhill. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Noakes. Hamilton visited on Friday with the former's mother Mrs. Annie Noakes. Joey Chaffe and friend of Mitchell visited with the former's grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Jack Corbett recently. Mr. and Mrs: Lloyd 'tiegit'etnrOVti.Ofter Vending: 4 fek.v . .44 111490.0 Mr. Ancl• ..4540 NeAlco. Tom 044 Chad i.ottdon •.ViSitc4 owilma. •Aott:11.o.V.5,eig MI:4440 of spent ow:- gager tveoteud mother' Mrs.. Laird-Nlickle. Mr. and Mrg. Al Corbett, JOhnathon . and C Aharitie were Easter dinner guests ith the former's parents Mr. and Mrs. Jack Corb.ett. Rev. Stanley McDonald. accOnipanied by his mother Mrs. Carl TvleDonald. At - a_ood. Mrs. Toni Melvin and Miss Mary Ann Melvin, of Walkertoj attended the fun- eral of their cousin Charles Hoffman of Exeter on Tues- day. Mrs. Laird Mickle, Mrs. Florence Joynt and Charles Mickle were guests Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William Mickle and family in Exeter. MIS* Pebble :Veneer and "Milk Verner' of tendon were Easter yisit.ork. sitA, • their Whet Mf. : 4r V•eolter,, A.: Joyful Easter 1tontlay Scrvige` wtth , 4 •04.144- bt*IA: at it A..nt, 1ROV: tielq0011414te9k as hrs $ubjeet, • 13104 1:r rollsntrance the il'ah stones in our lives, frees us from sin and lets the light in, he said. n "Our aweon o L knesIL are all doubts. guilts stones but_ilic. resurrection. Citrist4MIsfAtnirve,.e$"41, .1.47 Two anthems Were sung with Elva ftm, MlOog, tht solo Also 4016,bt 48,1, sAttv..The :0114rett reminde ,iti:itreoilllsfet.;,:trt!ii..4.!:t.,14aer,,, Its ' log. inn .graye,„ Fresh flowers: in. the church were Eastea lies in MernOrY of Annie Horton placed there by her husband and othei lilies from the Fee Estate. Mary Haugh also sent flo- wers from the nursing borne where she is a resident. Dr. John Poddaid wel- comed everYhedYltt.the door And. 'the ushers, Were .';Braid Buchanan, t •tt Anti Steve Cooiitt... ' Mrs, -*One/ Pteter spent several days recently : w.tier 44100,i VS: fteri" in iktri and MAS, 'Steven oitrkett sand.iftfttit ale Steven, atketlaektihO service: 1 49r4e0Ptige at , United Church was well at. tended and led by Rev. Stanley MeDdeald, who dweitbn sunrise. the Resur- rection and the hope that all bring. Betty Beer provided guitar music and sang. She also, provided background music as Rev. Mcrald read the poem "Jose h Had A Gtir. den." Following the short service, breakfast was served in the Fellowship Hall. a1Fcompaled byMot ' • '. Ca' • 00Sa at Ihe 0,011020M '4e#4 acoR0041.; and Dort K9ondat sot"yi witb t#e • • ma.i!ettv 11/9f.adaY COM- ,inuniota -was ecitArated:at liensall United Clitareh con- ducted Rev.' Stanley , Donald. 'Leading up to the Comtritunion Sacrament was a. portraya1 of those who played' such an important part in the Crucifixion of Jesus. Judias Iscariot was played by Glen Slade. Peter by Scott Jamieson, Pilate by Lorne Thrower, the Criminal by Scott Jesney and Mary Magdalene by Melissa Veal. Costu9es were authentic robes from the near East or Africa. A spot light shone Kippen people Mrs. Drummond heads Kippen WI this year :4on'fitr "ion h. . 2f)th , Jae at 1.0: S Soloof k. tad • The- sc '`rec tileAt • CANADA PACKERS WEEK AT ZEES , Correspondent Robert Kinsman, Wm. Charles Eyre. Mrs. Stewart RENA CALDWELL McDowell. Mrs. Harold Par--, Peppe 262-5935 song. District Director. Mrs. • Payne brought greet- Kippen East Women's In- Dave Triebner: Alternate: "n s from South Huron Dis- stitute were honoured to Mrs. Al Hoggarth: Resolu- trict. Mrs. Wm. Bell gave an have the President of South tions, Mri. Vern Alderdice: excellent Motto on Hap- Huron District Mrs. Carl Sunshine. Mrs. Stewart Pep- piness is "multiplied when it Payne at their Annual Meet- per: Assistant Sunshine. is divided with others." ing on April 15 at the home of Mrs. Campbell Eyre; Educa- MAPLE LEAF ,‘ -REGULAR -STYLE 1 LB. PKG. "WIENERS Mrs. CharlbS Eyre If in tion and' Cultural Affairs, Margaret Hoggarth and . Egmondville. The meeting Mrs. Robert Kinsman. Mrs. Grace DrummOnd a Skit- cothrnencerrvvith a Pot Luck Wm. Bell:. Family and eon:,-"'the upper berth." Grace dinner with lots of luck in the sumer Affairs. .Mrs. Alex Pepper. Mary Whitehouse pot and Verda Sinclair will work . McGregor. Mrs. E. White- ,Secret • pals house; Agriculture and in- the kitchen at Huronvies' masked and, new Secret pals given. A. moment's silience and poem by Mrs. • Graiii MacLean were observed in memory Of a member Mrs. Mary Connolly.-..The life members who habtually pre- sent their ,'fees as a gift decided to send theinaglft to the Children of Africa: Roll Call. "Where did you go on your first- date?" proved very interesting. Mrs. Al Hoggarth—gave the report of the Spring Board Meeting., Mrs. Drummond, „7-Prsidertt. who conducted the meeting gave a poem on- •'Houtecleaning." Annual reports were - given. Treasurer, by Mrs. Mrs. Charles Eyre. Agricul- ture and Canadian Industries Mrs. Campbell Eyre. ""'.. Citizenship and World Af- fairs by Mrs. H! Parsons, Education amid Cultural Act- ivities. Mrs. Robert Kinsman Family and Consumer Af- fairs by Mrs. E. Whitehouse. Resolutions by Mrs—Al Hog, garth. Public Relations by Mrs. H.A. Caldwell. Sun. shine by Mrs. Steuart Pep. per. President Mrs. Drum mood g1e her report.Mrs.' Stewart Pepper as leader of the Crewel Embroidery Class was presented with a Flower arrangement. Mrs. Charles Eyre presented a flower ar- rangement to Mrs. Drum- mond in thanks for her hospitality during the quilt- ing sessions. NEW OFFICERS rah Mrs. Jack Sinclair in- stalled the new officers for 1981.82: Past President: Mrs. Dave Triebner: Presi- dent. -Mrs. James Drum- mond. 1st Vice Pres.. Mrs. Al Hoggarth: 2nd Vice Pres.. Mrs. James Chalmers: Se- cretary.- Mrs. Grant MacLean; Treasurer.. Mrs. Vern Alderdice, Public Rela- tions, Mrs. Harry Caldwell, Branch Directors, -Mrs. were un- Canadian Industries. Mrs. Campbell Eyre. Mrs. John Sinclair: Citizenship and World Affairs, Mrs. Robert Bell. Mrs. Harold Parson, Curator. Mrs. Hugh Parson:. Pianist. Mrs. Ross Broad- ,fcaot: Assistant Pianist. Mrs. John Sinclair: Auditors, Mks. on the occasion of their Daffodil Tea. An invitation to a picnic at Grand Bend was accepted. The Executive will - meet April 27th at the presi- dent's home to prepare pro- grams. Current events and Courtesy Remarks were given. by- Mrs. Al Hoggarth. See Even the strialfeht Id Is reed.in tartaturan txpasiter 521.0240 SENIOR CITIZENS ENJOY DISCOUNT ON - PUDtlisskt Uit TROMSO-EVERY WED. AT ALL HMS MARKETS MAPLE LEAF COOKED MEATS MAPLE LEAF ; SMOKED FULLY COOKED 04**rCOMIGE ROLL , * — — MAPLE LEAF BONELESS NB WkLSTE PORK BUTT SWEET PICKLED COTTAGE ROLL FULLY COOKED SMOKED PORK SHOULDER SOK D PICNICS MAPLE LEAF REGULAR, BEEF THICK SLICED OR GARLIC ICED BOLOGNA MAPLE LEAF GOLDEN FRY. 'SWIM DEAL) ' NED BEEF 340 tn. PKG. 509 gr pito lb 1.5. b j1 660 CANADA -.A" GRADE BEEF FROM THE LOIN WING DR T•BONE: FULL CUT ROUND,R_ an NErIN . H. „. E i ._, ... TENDER JUICY SIRLOIN Ib, * St 49- HIP , • AIM "A" INSIDE BlINEILESSL-- ROUND STEAK Anew' ALL STEAKS FULLY AGED FOR EXTRA TENDERNESS b. Ammontr 11111 MAPLE LEAF ENGLISH STYLE A BACON 176 sr PKG 161 MAPLE LEAF 'SWEET-Pic tfe liEEF BRISKET lb. 2 48 MAPLE LEAF FULLY COOKED KAM. MS, YOU'RE IMPORTANT TO US AT ZUNIS lb. FOR COOKOUTS BONELESS SHANK OR STEWING DEEP lb. BONELESS EYE• di nous° . OUTSIDE ROUND ROAST /a lb. 'SERVICE COUNTER, YORK DELI STORED SLICED COOKED- 11A102.191 MAPLE .STORE 5UGEO _ . SHOPSYS CREAMY COLE- 175 gr PROS $1. • to •