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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-06-10, Page 8AO THE HINIOPIPCPOSIT9.111 JUNE 10, 19$1 er h SAVE 90." AND MORE ON THESE BRAND NEW COOL SUMMER DRESSES maehine washable...poly-cotton and poly-silk in a wide range of soft colors for warm summer wear. Styled in sun dresses, half sleeve dresses, cool sleeveless styles and even some long sleeve dresses. Popular tailored and dress-maker styles, all have tie-belts and button or zipper closings. .Delightful florals, neat dots, dainty small Pattern% ,and bold prints. Sizes 12 to 241/2-......„ Scores to choose from at PRICES IN EFFECT 9 A.M. WEIL JUNE 10 UNTIL CLOSING TOES. JUNE 16 BURNS FINE QUALITY FULLY COOKED FINEST CANADA "A" GRADE COMPARE_ THESE VALUES THEN STOCK UP! CANADA "A" GRADE BEEF with ZEHRS SPECIAL TRIM FROM THE CHUCK CANADA "A" GRADE BONELESS! (CROSS OUT RIB STEAKS. st• BLADE OR ROUND BONE SHOULDER STEAKS CANADA tpir GRADE BEEF lb. CANADA 'A' GRADE BEEF WITH ZEHRS SPECIAL TRIM FOR EXTRA VALUE! PRIME RIB ROASTS 23% OR, LESS FAT MEDIUM GROUND BEEF CANADA 'A' GRADE FINEST BEEF FROM THE CHUCK ROASTS lb. lb. SMOKED PICNIC potic SHOULDER * REGULAR WIENERS OUR REG. '2.05 lb. IYVILItIETIES" COOKED MEATS SCHNEIDERS STYLE 250 g PKG MAPLE LEAF BRAND KY THE PIECE, VISKING LARGE BOLOGNA 500 g. PKG. SCHNEIDERS SLICED SIDE BACON ENDS PKG. BLADE BONE REMOVED SHORT RIB lb SUPER' SPECIAL PRIDE OF CANADA C ONE POUND', PACKAGE SHOPSYS EXTRA LEAN STORE SLICED - 99 COOKED HAM lb. I • ,SCHNEIDERS STORE SLICED 44, MEDIUM ROAST BEEF lb.4.941 SCHNEIDERS OLD CANADIAN CHEDDAR $ no CHEESE lb. dig•7. AT THE DELI COUNTER SCHNEIDERS 3 VARIETIES MINI-$2 28 SIZZLERS • MAPLE LEAF. SWEET PICKLED 500 g. PKG. SCHNEIDERS FRESH COUNTRY PORK ff SAUSAGE lb. 411 Id in Londesboro for Jo Ve ll Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burns is her sister Mrs. Mars Vaillancourt of Regina. The'Burni U.C.W. met on Wednesday afternoon at the home of Jean Scott. A dinner was served by the .0,pr• Lewis. Nornmn 1>J4 PC, Pit M Pell,, Ray,. Eignisb,„ •Chtreno. ,ItOcldecnd kll Macey arrived hack - home Again in time 'for lunch. • The littratiview auxiliary held their Blossom Bazaar and tea in the new auditor- ium on Wednesday after- noon. Huronview would like to welcome Thomas 'Schmidt who is from Goderich, and Elteoie Fiseher who is from Dashwood. Both these gent- lemen are now living on first North. . QUALITY DRESSES WedpeOdy.. 'EtPrOnVieW. tioxillOry:hohis teg, Corresponden1 MRS. BERT-SROBBROOK 523-4250 Monday night Ladies became winners for the second week in a row. They travelled to Brussels June 1 for the second game of the season. Londesboro Tian UM- est.l Sues June BP yi. towlesboro.iri ttanik#M1:0, amt Wit, hfar,ttat 4inipnarl. Bo Mx.re loin • e fOrn. shower on Sunday for Jot VeligkAkty ti -e14%. A Corsage. was. pinned on. Joy by Sue Vodd'en.. A, reeding 'Preserve- a husband ras read by Dora Shobbrook; contest of jumbled kitchen spices by Jean Vodden was won by Vicki Colquhoun and the Bridal Flowers by Dora Shobbrook won by Vera Gibbings. Gifts were pre- sented by Kelly Vodden, Sarah /Allison and Chastity Colquhoun, Joy was ,assisted by her sister Dorothy. John- In some photos in Walton Women's Institute marking it's 25th anniver- sary, the cutlines were inad• vertently switched around and. some of the names left out. The Past Presidents cutline should have been on the group of nine ladies at the bottom of the page and should have read: in the back row from left are Mrs.' W.H. Humphries (1977-1979), Mrs. Ken McDonald (1962- 65), Mrs. Gerald Watson (1971-73), Mrs. Harold Hudie (1979,81), Mrs. Keith Rock (1981), Mrs. Jan Van Vliet (1967-69). In the front row are 'Mrs. Jim Nolan (1960-62), Mrs. Alvin Mc- Donald .(1969-71), and Mrs. Allan McCall (1973-75). Ab- stein and Dora Shobbrook. She thanked' .everyone for the gifts, and for attending. Lunch was served.. There were 30 present coming from WoodstoCk. Lambeth. Mitchell, Goderich, Clinton, Auburn, Londesboto, and St. Thomas. - Noah Koren district 47 AM .beld their District Div- tne •setvice .4e ..41006.‘w c4orch oil SupdAy. . The aSortic arethreo met 3r *nett .Cenkrai *heel" and pirOed ,tn. Me . eboreh> • btr Plstri4 Pe:IMO .;PhiRd. EaftY.•E TebbAtt and"other .00140., QfficM.s. Oreeters were War..Oros. Bob Thompson and iteri flulley; ushers Were ..Bro. Earl Gaunt and War. Bros. 'Bruce Shilling- law, Gordon Shobbrook and Don Buchanan. Rev. Scott welcomed all including the Masons and announced the flowers were placed by daughter Mt. and Mrs. Jim Johnston mem- ory of Audrey Corey who died last week. Also flowers in loving memory' of Miss Dorothy Little. sent when the picture was taken were Mrs. Rachel Riehl (1958::00). Mrs. Don Achilles (1975-77) and Mrs. Roy Williamson (1965-67). The Institute's first president (1956-58) was the late Mrs. Margaret Humphries. Thecutline on the group of 13 ladies should have said they are Charter Members. In the front row are Annie Reid, Elva Bolger. Margaret Craig, Olive Dundas. Esther Watson and Alberta Stevens. In the back row are Pauline Bennett, Berva Watson, Maxine Marks, Mildred Traviss. Mary .Humphries. Marjory Humphries and Leona McDonald. We apologize for this error and any. inconvenience it may have caused. Next Sunday Bob Perry of Bluevale and Whitechurch charge will be conducting the service here while Rev. Scott will be at Whitechurch anniversary. Organ and piano duet was supplied by organist Louise • A hits, le Henderson is dl :Frank 0.1$"ett assisiCtl.ReV. Wittich by playing the orgnii.nt tine Sunday Moroink service. The congregation prayed for El• sie duri4 the service. The chair' sang Be Still My Soul, It was decided by the congre- gation that an offering be taken once a month and the Deanery meets here The annual meeting of the South Saugeen Deanery. Diocese of Huron was held at St. Thomas Anglican Church in Seaforth June 2nd. 9 5 . people registered. Holy Eucharist was cele- brated at 10 a.m.. after which the clergy held their meeting at the. Presbyterian church and the ladies at St. Thomas'. ' After lunch in the Parish Hall, Rect. Dan Sargent of Brussels led the congregat- ion in se veral musical se- lections before the election of officers for the coming year. The guest speaker for the ,afternoon was Rev, Sylvia Brightwell, whose topic was "Just As I Am." Unfortunately, a photo of the event did not *turn out. Included were •Frieda Collins Deanery president, Kincar: dine, Marion Broadfoot, vice president, Clinton, Jo Daunt, past president, Ford- wich, the Rev. Sylvia. Bright- well, assistant curate,1 St. John the Evangelist, London, •Clarence Crossman, lay min- Aster, London and Frances Ewing, deanery representa- ,tive, Hanover. McGregor and Gail Lear oti piano. Scripture was read by Wor. Bro. Rob Snell and Rt. Weir...Bor. Harry Tebbutt. Junior teacher was Cathy McDougall. The sermon was on Pentecost the Jewish Festival. Barbara Busman rnorte,$, be dun pttreitase of cards kti4t could be sent to the farnilies of the 4 thPaert, hdont"'eh. 131"v '11" in "‘' HMI Sing was 'held in the ,evening. The U.C.W. from Brussels presented a program in the neW auditorium on Monday afternoon. Leading off the program was a sing along with the quartette which was made up of Betty Campbell. Nelva Scott, Sarah Stephen. son and Barb McCutcheon. 'dents enjoyed some Don ser tunes from Alice as soloist accompanied by Gail Lear on (piano. The offering was received by Diana Shabbrook. Cheryl Lyon, Laurel and Lisa Duizer The service closed with Benediction by Rev Hestel- wood. anatherS., 104 Freda Pine laying piano diet. The stnpjte,t cledit0 our in cos', tree danced to the virit041 Reel. A Krim Sing led by the quartette followed. Piano and Violin Duet v. ith, Phyllis Mitchell and Alice Brothers were next on the program The steppers performed a- gain and danced to the Waltz Quadrille. Alice Brothers played the piano and in dosing Love's Old Sweet Song was sung. First North men enjoyed a van ride to Goderich on Wednesday morning and lOsing team in the capper contest. The winners pro- vide the dessert. There were 17 members and 2 visitors Proseht. Following the dinner Beth Knox was in charge of the meeting. Beth thanked Jean and everyone for the dinner. Beryl Reid thanked all for their help A Poem •itig .a< Glqslimi' was rend "by' 0•00'ri in tho •.•J,ca Sgptt. intrOnceflftY• *4.411,4 .w4qApom. att°Berflipdar} Add dl :played 17140Y' j'nteresting. ;articles.. 444,0440 Rev: Wall and presented hits with. a gift. fi901 Mrs. Rice was in charge of the Business.. Ron call was answered by a Bible verse, and minutes of the last meeting were read. The Treasurer's report was given by Jean Leiner. A thank you card was received from Ray McNichol. Correspondence was read by Mrs. Rice. The Bazaar is to be held 6n October 21. Allocation of $50.00 will be sent. 'The next meeting will be on Tuesday June 30 at the home of Margaret Taylor. Mrs. Rice dosed with prayer: PERSONALS Congratulations to Mrs. Grace Fairey who celebrated her 85th birthday on June 5th. She is a patient in Clinton Public RoSpital, Muriel MitiSant., SherX,I and Sarah of wopouot.visite4. Sunday noon with her. Par- ents' Mr. and Mrs, Bert ShOhlydok And:40014yd the •sitokerforJoY • • Mt& 444.4,r Ma, VAN; wan *knitted th- Seatforth fro*, OM Thilt$00. Friends hope she will soon be home again. Emerson Hesk has return- ed to his home from spend- ing some time in Stratford hospital and at the home of daughter Velma, Mr . and Mrs, Glen Robinson in Lon- don. Tues. U.C.W. ladies He- len Lawson, Edyth Beacom Laura Lyon, Bernice Norman Marion, flunking and Dora Shobbrook and Olive David- son attended. OritcpReld U.C.W. Visitors Day. Mrs. Myrtle accompanied Mt and Mrs. Jim Mair of inton on Wednesday to Chesley and attended the funeral of cou- sin Gilbert Mair. Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Allen-$11R,Oisb on the death of her, sister. 00010.1, . Mts., iNi# kW = . kirk'). of Essex. ..Ott frldit$,. rtiine 6. 411.wo4.•.04-yefs 04, •., . Mr. ii*Mr41..•t174,VOthir*' -411,..04''Utitt.cr.--4toO44. it* wedding :„0.- 'a*Oara, ''.0444.v, arlico, +( 'p .,,Blyt.b.1.1r*oo ..chwv.41(11Y Oening and , reception in .ity0 community centre. . Mr. and Mrs: Ian Holley and. Crystal moved into Clinton June 6th. We wish them happiness in their move. Serry to lose them. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Good and Mr. and Mrs. John Lyons, Sara and Tim- mie visited on Sunday. with Mr. and Mts. Fred Young- • • butt in' Woodstock. Names intwrong order last week All Our Regular Stock Values 39.95 to 60.00 Now Clearing At 20% MAKE A SPECIAL NOTE OF THIS! FATHER'S DAY IS SUNDAY JUNE 21ST WATCH NEXT WEEK'S AD FOR FATHER'S DAY SPECIALS CORN MEAL BY THE PIECE BACK $ BACON lb. MRS OWN TASTY SLICED SALAMI SCHNEIDERS 5 VARIETIES 600 g. PKG. 1/4 lb. PLUS BEEF BURGERS I I. MAPLE LEAF MINI STYLE - FULLY COOKED DINNER ,F HAM lb. I. MRS D OWN • • 175 gr. SLICE SUMMER tf 19 PRIDE OF CANADA LARGE TASTY SLICED $1 BOLOGNA :fr. a mows POTATO & EGG SALAD lb. 1. 51/‘ AT THE WHARF (Not to All Markets) 175 gr. 890 SAUSAGE FRESH ROSTON BLUEFISH $ FILLETS lb. la ZEHRS SAVE-A-TAPE' PLAN HELPS BECMJSE YOU'RE IMPORTANT TO US! A