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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-07-08, Page 9.0000ormemr IN THE BLUE — The Walton teams placed second in the Blue division at the Blyth Pee Wee tournament on the weekend. Brenda McDonald of the Minor Softball Association. presents a. trophy to Jeff McGavin (left) and Mark Jones from the Walton team. (Photo by Battye) --Waiton'W.I. to have speaker 11)., and 'up graduates irate of Central Huron Secon- dary School, Mr. Lear is now employed with Interior In- ternational. of Weston, 9nt., as an Assistant Foremak SEAFORTH JEWELLERS THE HURON ExITOR. AU to 1$1. Grandson's christening well attended Greeting on. Sunday was of their grandson Geoffrey Bert Lyon; ushers were John flutter at St. Agatha Church Cartwright. David Whyte, Sunday June 21st. Also Robbie Radford and Darlene attending were Mr. and Mt's' Maley, Cliff Swain, Larissa and Ash- Rev. Scott welcoMed all, and ley. Toronto. Helen Ander- announced next Sunday July son and Roger McOuatt. 12th to be an outdoor service Mrs. Kathleen Heffron. Res- at Mr. and Mrs. Peter dale. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hardy's(No #4 Highway at Hatter, Woodstock, Mr. and Londeshoro. river dam Mrs. Jerry Horwath, Galt, lawn.) Lunch is luck, and Mt, and ;Mra.,,Ed.: Gyer- hrinXhairs ittd Cut tco.kxg. 'YY,09404, K!• and Service at 4.01, Mrs,Steve Eingard, Wo94,-, L,Ndies Wbcr, wish go on a Clod parents ' for lUts. to. AIM* Cellege. AugUst 400ffiey Were Mr. and Mrs 18 are le.aye names With Victor, livOet. Ve!plitol* .-E4A1A. ');$'04•91Api. *..skroft:asg,f,iogrOlgifg,i,s IattUffe tbl ands 449401* • Johnstonr. The 'children's, time thOi 16th tiltAv- koNt. ways • .not get .into day July 2nd., • , trqp.pic..7' The sermon was.. Did-you receive? tlerean Llnit meeting July 12th to meet at the church 10 ':3fi a.m. to go to Lis towel to tour Yarns of TraleC Ali welcome. If interested call K. Lawson 523-4487. .PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Dave Ander- son attended the christening and Doug when they cele- brated 13th birthday. Hope Chapel Cemetery Board members met on Tuesday night. Plans were made for decoration day- August 30th when Rev. Wil- lis flunking of Elmira will be guest speaker. Sheldon Mustard of Strat- ford is holidaying with ,his grandparents Mr, and rs. :144 Lea. and M Cohn son of London visited on - Sunday parents Mr. and: Mrs Bob ,Burns end . tr0,000.0m,10 41010.a.t/Th White Carnation to celebrate ho,niother!a•,birtticlay., and Mars.-Bill Harris Sault Ste Marie attended the Shobbrook reunion at Clinton on Sunday and spent the week visiting her aunt Laura Saundercock and the Shob- brook cousins. Florence - Cartwright and Claude attended the single parents picnic at Goderich July 2. Mrs. Mary McBride and Mr, and Mrs. Frank John- MI. Janette and Jacqueline and. Dora Shobbrook from. here attended the wedding of Ken Vodden and Joy Vella in Clinton on July 2nd. Joy is a sister of Dorothy Johnston and Ken is brother of Dora. Edythe Beacom and Laura Lyon visited oh July .2 in London with Mr. Ron Neil daughter of Jamestown vtstt ed with Mrs. Florence ( an. wright Thuisclay evening Allan Shaddick was admit ted to Victoria Hospital. Lon. don. July 2nd for eve surgery implant. Mr. and Mrs. I'red Oss aid of Portage La Paine, Many tuba returned to their home en July ith from spending the past, 2• months w ith thew < - daughterr M. and Mrs. Bill Sb.addieitt. Jidie and Richard Jack and aeen (lark y 'sited last week with their son Steven. 1— -I. Jeff. Greg and Angel .1 Stratford. Steye is min ing to Parry Sound. as road master on the C.N.R. Railroad: Tern and children will tollow in Aug. ust. Friday. Susan 0 H Igan. Mary Beth. Laura and Sarah f Wingham isite4 with her Mothef. Sunday Visitors with and Eileen Clark were Alex Dark and Irene Woodrow of Huronview , Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Murray of Walton visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Longman. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Kelly and Kathy. Thunder Bay, are visiting with her mother Mrs. Clara Riley, brothers Arnold and Carnian and families. • • , • Ot . I ., . Of tqlr ,,,. Veft the_ Mod v4100131okiiiOlgr award 'at tile.'PO• '.0Vrtlanigt in. Blyth iirt OA w003nd, Eitena4-14ttgestd Pt 0:0910 the,,awar46unday-. Walton placed seconds' the Blue- division of tale 101JrnaMent . (Photo Bettye) _ by Bettye) C'a area news z 11.111111111111 PRIDE OF CANADA SPECIAL! SMOKED ROUND, „i 2 $ SOP DINNER , HAM lb. • SNOPSYS CREAMY PREPARED COLE SLAW MAPLE LEAF SLICED TASTY FRESH CHICKEN LOAF I; SPECIAL! lbS. l• SPECIAL! FRESH! CUT FROki YOUNG ONTARIO POULTRY CHICKEN LEGS Part Back On FRESH! ONTARIO GRADE A' —16APECILEAFTVARIETIES----Sfar—dr BOLOGNA SOO D. golf PLUMROSE FULLY COOKED MI DINNER HAM DAms..,s41:0 Moir 51100105 SLICED S VARIETIES at SMOKED MEATS . 71 9. CPO SCHNEIDERS FRESH ENGLISH nip SAUSAGES d, VW lb. i SCHNEIDERS S.P. CORMMEALED $4 AA BACK BACON av,THE PIECE SCHNEIDERS% 0. nus BEEF BURGERS 5 VASOO RIETIES 98 , • SWIFTS. DROWN, & SERVE BEG, OA IEEE SAUSAGES . ' 250 9. 1•69 FRESH! NOT FROZEN $0 po CHICKEN BREASTS lb. 1.70 - SWIFTS LAZY MAPLE SUM no SIDE BACON' soo g. 1.70 FRESH ONTARIO PORK <SIDE st ire SPARERIBS la. If•flP CHICKEN LOAF LUNCHEON MEAT MACARONI & CHEESE LOAF PICKLE E. PIMENTO LOAF DUTCH LOAF, OLIVE LOAF PORK & DRESSING LOAF HEAP CHEESE, MOCK CHICKEN 17$- g. PKG. AYAILAPLE .11WALL MARKETS) FIRSII ROSTON sum $1 FIS 5 9 .K T FILLETS , lb, 0 PROD. OF ONT. CAN. NO. 1' GRADE PROD. OF ONTARIO 9,0 CAN. *1 G ADE EA. PROMO Of CANADA ONTARIO GROW MINI-CARROTS • atAVTIFOL FRESH AU. CAMS FLOWERING VMS 6" POT A FRESH. SNOW WHITE CAULIFLOWER PRODUCT OF CANADA ONTARIO GROVIII4r . PRODUCT' Of CANADA ONTARIO AROPINot ; Il IONS BuNcHE agrr an BUN t ADI E ap.RF1 FFE ARE PLEASED TO SERVE YOU IN: GI:10E111CH 8, EXETER HURON ROAD HWY'S 4 & 03 SWEET EATING CAN. FANCY PRODUCT OF U.S.A. FRESH! ONTARIO GROWN D'ANJOU PEARS ROMAINE LETTUCE Of CANADA NO. 1 ONTARIO PRODUCT OF CANADA IDEAL FOR YOUR SALADS 76. 49! & SAT. TILL;. P.M. P.M. WED., THURS. & FRI. TILL 9 P.M. PRGDUCT OF CANADA A!..10.1 GRADE ONTARIO FIELD GROWN CUCUMBERS Correspondent MRS. ALLAN McCALL 887-6677 Tweedsmuir Curator Mrs. Nelson Reid is having a guest speaker. Mrs. Ethel Poth Hayfield. a member of thef t stock spent the weekend with ton Women's Institute meet- Thamer. Historical Society at the Wal- her mother. Mrs. Ruth ing on Wednesday, July 15 at 8:15 p.m. at the community Mr. and Mrs. Ken Short- a1rat7eall ._A memory of -reed, and - family and Mrs. Grandma. Each member. Jim Shortreed Attended the bring a "picture for • the B5e8tighra livieggiinnssti' reunion hall o ionat then Tweedsmuir History Book. Motto: Changes in Walton in Sunday. the last ten 'years. It's an Alex Gulutzen has return- open meeting and guests are'-,', ed to Alberta following a visit invited from other Institutes. ' everyone is welcoe. . s , . attendedvyith hi the graduation hein m The Walton Area Sports Londesboro of his daughter Darlene. recreation committee have Barbecue. Saturday July 18.oagh, 1981 graduate--of Con- from 4 - 6:30 p.m. Advance estoga College's Minufact- Local man held a meeting recently in their final plans for a Pork • David Lear of Londesbor-. the Public Library.. to make , tickets may be purchased wing Technician- Wood Pro- from any of the recreation ducts program, received a committee members. Then 5100 award at a special following- the barbecue there presentation- on June 13. will be a ladies-fast ball game during Conestoga's Convoca- between the ,Milverton Suns non weekend. and the Kitchener kieswet- Mr. /ear, who now resides..:_ , „ in. Bradford, received the :Mr. and Mrs. George Will- Bob Hoffman Wood Machin. iamson were greeters on Sunday morning at Duff's United Church. The service opened-with a sing-song of favourite hymns led by'Mrs. Neil McGavin accomplinied *by Mrs, Bill Humphries at the piano. Ushers were machining." A .1979 ,Harvey Murray Shol- . dice and Jack McEwing. The Charles A. Swan spoke en the thought'. tlon't give up as Terry Fox gave a good example as he never gave up was always determined. his goal was accomplished through sickness and then. death. The sermon was on "Dominion Day". when w ,e commemorate Canada's Birthday July 1. Canada is a favourite land and envied by the rest of the world. Th daily vacation Bible School starts at 9 a.m. Monday for the week. There will be'opcn Mitchell-Seaforth CABLE TV For service, account, lw taiLitton local announcements, line iocates Call 345-2341 ch,mr, la •a ti1III Supplying 8 netvv()r14 s and Independents to over 1,450 home house at 8 p. m. Friday evening so everyche is wel- come to come out and view the work the young'-folk have done for the week. Miss Ruth Thamer, Wood- Mr. and Mrs. Dave Wat- son had quite a surprise visit this past Thursday from Dr. and Mrs. Sam Frankling and their son Bill of Milton. Mrs. Frankling and Mr. Watson are cousins, Mrs. Sadie Mc Donald also 'a cousin and • Mrs. Vera Hadley. Blyth visited at the same home. Mr. and Mrs. Dou g Fras- er and Cheryl- spent a few • delis in Windsor the first of last week 'with ClaYton Fras- er. Mr.' and Mrs. Dave Wat- • son spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. 'Robert Prit- chard. Kim and Mark in London. ing Award. donateil by Grant Blennie of Cambridge. The award is presented to the graduate whO "demonstrates for the full length of the program the highest proficiency in wood )i \-1 \ 1 ( II VO I 1 h1 1 IN \ (114 I \ I Hl I N hfoir 11 .2 -11 IIL Sales Representative I Mitchell Co-op Store 130 Georgina Street Mitchell, Ont. 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