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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-04-29, Page 6THE HURON EXPOSITOR' APRIL 29, 1991 ea wedd ns 1. Duke heeds Hamiltcin WMS A Seaforth reprssentatne M. T.A.A. Duke w as pan'• ed sue president' of the Hanailton- London Suodis..0 of the 'Women's Misksionar. Sdsrety ut the Pres- . bvtgriatt Church 01 (,..111.344. 4L 'eta 34th' Alp.U0 NALI AJILATCI.L .)i .Poe;,. , thew Prosb94.0..fLoplo..,, tot tr;f040 •11vok4,,• t•,7•11I431"'• A,pt14 24 .antiOthet, ,f...onsult.tut 1: „ 41114N,r,*' ' • ilmI4 I I b). Pia". 401x1r1L0 Mls$10itai...1),oiscrt' ••11t9:4-0=111* -6r ilt acrd • /.1.; Ripk was the I ue ,m.l.ts. s. I. is mg Mission testis...it ..truststtng, of piission tvs led by Lots Post us alit Barbara Woodruff of the National te. tills , OA. Stevenson.titISOT Oh, kt1iti3 HAttligs. t-rti 1. is,Mtaitt, of s -AO MeLELLAN—DOLMAGE Deborah Ann Dolmage. daughter of Mr andMrs Ralph Warner of Seaforth, andrarl dimeron Gilt Mt 1 cllan. son of Mr. and Mrs_, Clement McLellan of Brussi.l. 'were married April 18 at Brussels Preshs ter1.41 ChurchR 4, Ken innes officiated. The maid of honour teas Beth Steels of Stratford with Isridesmaids Pegg( Ann McLellan of Brussels. Joan Burleigh of Goderich and Dolore's Lieberthal of Quadvitle. The dotter girl sta. Angie Lieberthal and the • ringhearer 41 as' Steels The groomsman was Alvin McLellan .Jr. of Fillet and the ushers were Max and Dave McLellan of ,Brussels and Larry Dolniage of Seaforth. A reception w as held at the Brussels Legion. The couple :will reside in Brussels.. (Photo by Phillips) S • •-• t. GATEY—DGRSSERS Cinthia Dorssers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cor Dorssers of Seaford' and Barry Gatey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Gatey of Winnipeg. were married April 11 at .St. James Ronian Catholic Church. Seaforth. Father J.C. Caruana officiated at the ceremony. The matron oflionour was Anna Marie Smith of London. Bridesmaids were Susan Dorssers. Seaforth; Debbie Merrifield, lcingsion and Linda Dorssers, London. The best. L . man was Rick Ra.usch. London while the ushers were Mike Hicks, London, Joe Dorssers, Seaford.' and Guy Engels. London. The couple will reside in London. (Photo by Phillips) DANIEL—EISLER Ann Marie Eisler. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Eisler of Seaforth, and Victor Earl Daniel. son of Douglas Daniel of Listowel. and Alice Coles of St. Thomas were t --married Saturday at St. James' Roman Catholic Church in Seaforth. Father J.C. Caruana officiated at the mass, The maid- of he-tient was Debbletillini of &Willi 'along with bridesmaids Debbie Judd of Bolton, Sh00% C arter of Blyth and Cindy Glanville of Seaforth. The bride was given in marriage by her father. The groomsman was Donald Schad of Listowel and the Ushers were John Mann and , Bruce 'Bennett of ListoWel and Randy Partridge of Monkton. Music and solos were provided by Maureen Hutchinson of Seaforth and Grant Ellison and Kim tanglois ofGoderich. Guests from Texas. Toronto, Elliot Cake, Mount Eight and St. Themes attended..' reception ' was-held-attiteSeafortfi Cern-triunity Centre. After a short . trip' east the couple will reside at R.R. I Wellannport. (Photo by Phillips) ., • .Marion .Weicton, stambeth. Recordaug Nugent.Ripley . (4- rv:ponatrig Se.retar:s and Miss r Margaret Alt: sand,. Fort Erie, reasurer. Honor..r President is Mrs. A. Mundell, Gorric and the Past President is Mis. Remus, Walkerton( oho u as- presented stith a gift as a token' ot the delegates' ap- preciation of her sers ices. A highlight of the niceung stas an address Res . (oleo Das is, ss ht) has spent 15 wars in Japan. and is ho presently Secretary for Mis• skin Education, Board of World Mission. torOnto. His toms. u as the theme of the with:rem:I: "Using on the Grossing Edge placing his stress On the word "(,ruse Londesb loro Cheerios - meet The Cheerio'club held their April meeting April 22 at Stella Adam's with Laura Lyon acting President wel- comed. Roll call was an- swered by 11 members and 2 visitors with a current event: Minutes of Dec. 17th and' treasurer's report were read . by Addle Hunking. Next meeting of Group 2 at Edythe Beacom's May 20th. The draw was won by Mary Longman. Program consisted of readings by' Dora Shob- brook, and Laura Lyon. Two contests were condUcted by Stella Adams and won by Addie Flunking and Myrtle Fairservice. Cards were played. Lunch was served by Stella Adams. Laura Lyon and Dora Shobbrook. SCHUEFLE BOARD Wednesday night April 22 shuffleboard winners were: ladies high Helen Lawson: low Hazel Reid: men's high Bob Thompson; low Bert Shobbrook; play off winners Helen Lawson and Bert Shobbrook. End of season play will be Wed; April 29th 8 p.m, PERSONALS Mrs. Bob Burns returned home on Saturday 25th from eye surgery at Vittoria Hos- pital. She is spending a week with daughtefMr. and Mrs. Cain Patterson. London, Visiting Tuesday to Friday last week with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Clarke were his cou- sins Lillian Hicknx from Cal- gary and Doris Mcfvor from Edmonton. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thomp- son spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hamilton Moorefield. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Free- man, Clinton and Mr. and Mrs. ' Les. Evans Goderich called on Laura Saundercock. Sunday. R.W. Bro. Harry Tebbutt District Dep. G.M. and Bro. Jack Lee attended Lucknow Masonic church service at Ripley on Sunday. Please remember the .song fest May 3rd at 7:30 p.m. and Ham 'and turkey supper at church May 14th. Come and bring a friend. Mr. .and Mrs. Tom Allen returned -home. on Sunday night from spending 2 weeks holiday in Florida and South Carolina. Palmolive Dot ':S1" not_ .99 as adiertiSed We are sorry for this incOnvenience.. • MRS. 'ED RECALL 527-I I(H) • Mi and Mrs. (.Litt Leo 114:11 _aster \s et: lid is oh nkft d Mid son of 1.1l. gl.1011 It 0 0, 0 0, ME NLortnan Huhr. • • • 0. .Miss Cind M.( Alum is 0 huhday mg with hs i grand. -C• fg parents Mr. and, \Its. Ed WINGHAM, GODERICH.. EXETER Regele. Asfaimpoir , . QUALITY - : . , , , , i ,ILi ,, 1..„,i tit ! AND PRICES , 1161 t -,,'i, , 2, .. , 1 ..1.\,-.% .tiplI lib - -o . -, ' ' v I , PRiCES EFFECTIVE UNTIL CLOSING TUESDAY MAY 5 i • 41116:0 AWIRINIONIPP . ' 0 1 ' Or1 IiINII •-, . , FRESH ONTARIO . UTILITY GRADE .. . , AVERAGE • ' ' d . . , LARGE 71 • , ........ -J- 1 PORK 'FRESH AND ONTARIO), POULTRY , 101P 0 _ . ..„ , , PORK ... 114- ,i16-• . , -... , . FRESH BUTT' - ONTARIO . . CHOPS • 4tte let P , ..., . . . , , lb. ' , ...: , c s . +,, , ,k. '4 ` PICNIC . ...., ....... • . .-,,,,4 14s r' 4 \ 'PORK . ini t -iiie too FRESH ONTARIO . SHOULDER . . . lb. • QUARTER SCHNEIDERS.* 500 BURGERS BEEF g.- PKG POUND VARIETIES PLUS . ' . ', , . • SCHNEIDERS BROKEN 175 ' COOKED. HAM SLICES g. PKG. . , 6.1b. CTN . • 150 ' SLICED - 71 - 811001G ,SMOKE11- MEATS g. PKG. 6 VARIETIES . ' , • C SCHNEIDERS , . SAUSAGE STORE FRESH COUNTRY - PORK PACKED • ici lb. BAG 1,99 ., . , .,, SCHNEIDERS COUNTRY MELLOW ' 'BONELESS SMOKED PICNIC ea A A PORK SHOULDER Tic 77 • PRIDE OF CNADA • VAC PACKED CHUNKS $4 2 .0 'BOLOGNA . lb 110474171 - - -n --- •-• .. ... SIDE • ' YOUNG NEVER , FRESH PORK ONTARIO FROZEN RIBS . • . Le VERli W.. CHICKEN LIVERS FROZEN NUTRITIOUS • . lb _ SONEIDERS . ASSTO VARIETIES ea "BA SLIM STICKS ..9if.,7 SWIFTS BROWN & SERVE REGULAR OR BEEF $ ' - S.AOSAGE , 26o a 1,59 SCHNEIDERS SWEET PICKLED ' CORN MEALED BACK BACON b . ' 393751 " SWIFTS 1 DELICIOUS STRIPS S1ZZLEAN PKG,g . - 98 PRIME BRAND • Alln SLICED FROZEN ta;, 47.7 r BEEF MEI( lb vi• ININIMINI SHOPSYS . 250 g. PRO. OF 2 CHICKEN PIES 9$0 llg- AT Ti c AVAILABLE NOT . PRIDE OF CANADA SAUSAGE EUROPEAN POLISH no... IN ALL. sTORES !I • 7 4110 'DELI MO WE •PE SERVE (HE MGM 10 LIMIT PURCHASES to fitiystniSARLE WEEKLY row/ oteouoloorisos 'MOMS VIENNA SALAMI ...I 2. 49 fine markets.., of fine foods Rr Azehrs ZEHRS SLICED.VAC PACKED SALM 16, 9 PKG 0 y ono AT - BOSTON . _ FILLETS I --1 0 . ii 4E ..._,I.ovtoots BLUEFISH tA114001 0.0-0E14 . FRESH ,ATIANTIC - $ , lb . SCHNEIDERS.STORE SLICED OMB° StitAki e 4 SAUSAGE lb . OFFEGING TO 1W YOU- PRIV& YON MEET WEL YOUR SAVINGS 11110GEL.... ..► MOM MACAtioro PREPARED _ , ' pet , IP, . ., - — - ' . _.,...-- — gitik 4,„ A i wo ow' mg.- Gross th means to be prepared and is Wing for change. Grow th tak- 'mg ads :Image of opportunit• les. It also Anne. frequently .,..,meank.,..pain and suffering. Growth also suggests a need for leadership and training and it also means the ability to learn and listen for others. What an exciting, time for all Christians and especially W.M.S.members to be. ti'; g on the Grossing Edge! • Mr. Davis was introduced by Mrs. Marion Weldon. Lam- Beth. and thanked by Mrs. Ross Cummings of Lucknoss . An added feature this year . • „..., Homemakers need office tit rs.E.-s,,wr. 13 riThAt t 1 ,ti ..t N4V:Lit. ' Sarnia were prust4etit Baltitt.0 nbb. t,tn A.Q. "'lest(` of ''Santis: Mrs. ''Insets. Lot sit 1s, a,j 4t( ,1 annou _is s..atElp, I., '••• tot hal: 14 attic NI kaki c; I S it Lis Miss. rh '1..,11 • 'loll • EJgin ands ntly0 Ili, 4k. ill, of the sAints.iL lei. An 0. a ,i tram sin terial to hold th, Synou .al v‘ith:n hopcIull. hut.. ifttihne; ton. Betty Cardno. ton m. t Sea' totih Stg)or and founder anti first board .hairfnali'ot the I oss U. and I. siurnry tionieniakers has stepped do.. it as cht..-t :Nett ulfteers ss t.rl. elected ai thc first 'netting LA the lit is 130.1td,,9f 11P14, .at it till lldUt last ledstes• • s:}411,'witeti Mews tics ilisnsnof 1.1.1,1et tic vas palmed , 1:11P 4041'4 ,Winizthufli.• j0.*4-11114's atilt: Bet 4:ert,?, • I rites pr. Lilo. v4It'.' • ,ttiv %,cio; and, Mrs. Lois ti.~slgs'it is McKillop men are. tund-raising. Mrs. Gias W hi .sniith. oohs. `lit laws and personnel. Paul Steekte; program and el,al- uation. Res . [rites; annual meeting. Mrs. Ruth Linton, and public relations. Mrs. RtUline Anon and Mrs. „Oral:0 'Eraser. • The board cvittinues to tic ,bout qkft:c1- 1031011 (If the -Itotticivaking t.IOuOit by C4044 ...t.ittlipm‘.. • er.17W,itbour i 4.3.?„aim.: 10 • ' " . • train more homcm;kers this year, it will be clinic:0RIP base the required number of homemakers we will need for chronic home care,— Jean. Young.- -.x.,ceutiye Director, explained. "We are hopeful that women who axe interest- ed to takingthis .coorse Will ountuCt-theirleeat.M4opp4.04.• Wicp Aar write .0 4ViiT4y: 444Ctift.• Cttfttwp, to • 1.7previ, their concerts,'" • - 4oNNOI• 404 K'AV,P1FY Fitton . r. makers is incorporated as, a private non-profit charitable organization foUnded in 1978 by Jean Young and Betty Cardno. In 194 it employed 80 homemakers and serviced almost 1.5(10 clients in Huron County. The owner of the promises oceupied by the• Ar Pazehrs • ' • received an offer to purchase the building and, unless PIe agency can raise fowls for a down payment within the next two weeks, new office space will have to he found. Anyone, wishing to donate towards this expense can 40ePhatie 3§74222 Wing- 4 '