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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-07-22, Page 7Correspondent MRS. M.LAII McCALL 8874677 Guests were present from Londesboro and Seaforth on Wednesday evening July 15 for the Tweedsmuir meeting of the Walton Women's In- stitute at the community hall. The President welcomed everyone. Mrs. H. Traviss was pianist. Minutes of the June Meeting were appreyed as read by 'Mts. 0, flurephr- Apo call was AnsW*d .,Memory 4 9pqrar am! each *now was to; bring fiatuto fOri* Tweed. " onuir History Book. Mrs, 14100,01* gave '41A encour- aging treasurers report. The InStitute did well at the booth at Mrs. Broadfoot's sale last Saturday. good report was given from the Dessert Euchre held in the hall recently. Mrs. Graeme Craig reported on the car trip to Grand Bend for the August meeting. It was decided to leave from the hall Wednesday morning at 10:30, have lunch on the way. then a short meeting before going to the Huron Country Play- house to see the play. "Music 'Man." Helen wish- es to have the name and money in from those wanting to go as soon as possible'--'. Mrs. B. Humphries report- ed the Institute had get the booth for the. • Monday at Brussels during the Morris rw11•12^4lfrAnkuyeirsoy? Tog megtilfg ly#s turned :over to Mrs: Nx, ;Reid, the Twee4 Inuir Curator, ADT.,01c40 was on ",Therige4 in Walton the -Last tin ,yeaW''. Wing. that Change is" always With us. it is a continued thing we have: to coPe with throUgh the years. In our village there have been many changes both in people and places, also new industries bring improvement, back street has been paved. hop- ing to have the sidewalks done this years A piano selection was played by Glenda Carter. An amusing skit was given by Mary Humphries and Maxine Marks. Mrs. Reid introduced' the guest speaker. Ethel Poth from Hayfield, a member of Huron Historical Society, who told of the new library in Goderich, where they now have their office, and a fireproof vault. The new building was officially oPetl, cd in `June 084 by the 'Honorable • Pauline McGiti- „ Mr*. ,l'oth gave many of the pros. and OAS of thP h istorical work in our Coque ty. The society was 'formed in. 1964 at a 'meeting in the Council chambers of the Court'House, Goderich. Mrs. B. Humphriei thanked .Mrs. PothilTII presented -her with an envelope of money on behalf of the society. Lunch oif cake and jellos was prepared by Mrs. S. Humphries, Mrs. K. McDonald and Mrs. H. Craig and served smorgas- borg. Wendy and Brad Boyd, R.R. S. Mitchell, Judy and Warren Beuerman and Wren Beuerman R.R. t, Dublin. Ron, Shirley, and Ann Marie Rose, R.R. 3, Natchell, Norma, Glen and Jamie Rose, R.R. 5, Mitchell, Linn, Joe and John. Steffler of Walton. Mary *filer of Alberta attended lish Eery on Sunday at the Acme of ItalnriO4301, Jason. lord Matthew: Shin-treed of Waltub, • and.'10 m Nurti4q 7schad# were - greeters on .Sunday a1.. Duff'S Unit d •:„ Church, .0r$104t for thi$ month Maijorie Ushers.were Brian McGavie. • Harvey Qiig and Jack Me Ewing, Rev. Charles A. Swan's sermon was "What is your Life.” The • announce- ments for futu're Sundays were on the bulletin. Greet- ers last Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hackwell. Neat Sunday Mr, and Mrs. Ernie Stevens will be at the 'door. THE COOKS --ffitin left George Love, Jack Ryan, Rick McDonald, Jim McDonald, Joe Steffler and Walter Mcp.lxre barbecued the THE BUSY STORE . THAT OFFERS MORE . SCHNEIDERS FINE QUALITY BEEF STEAKETTES 22 zehrs SPECIAL PRICES IN EFFECT WED. 9 A.M. JULY 22 UNTIL CLOSING TUES. JULY 28 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASES TO REASONABLE WEEKLY FAMILY REOUIREIVIENTS 500g FROZEN CELLO PK G. FINEST "A" GRADE BEEF BLADE STEAKS YOUNG TENDER CANADA "A" GRADE BEEF SHORT RIB ROASTS. ALL . BLADE BONE REMOVED lb. FROM THE CHUCK lb" TENDER 'A' GRADE' BEEF CROSS CUT RIB ROAST FROM THE CHUCK MAPLE LEAF 5 VARIETIES MEAT STICKS 250 g. IMMO FRESH COUNTRY Ah PORK SAUSAGE b $215 SCHNEIDERS REG. OR CHEESE SMOKIES 300 g *t59 SCHNEIDERS TASTY ' POLISH RING lb ZEHRS ROUND COOKED DINNER HAM lb. SENIOR CITIZENS ENJOY 5% DISCOUNT EVERY WED. AT ALL ZEHRS MARKETS .5.VARIETIES-SLICED SCHNEIDERS BOLOGNA 500 g. PACKAGE ^ • FRESH MEDIUM GROUND BEEF FORMERLY GROUND CHUCK REGULAR. MAPLE OR TRICK SLICED MAPLE LEAF SIDE BACON 500 g. PACKAGE FASHION ED SCHNEiDERS FULLY COOKED OLDS HAM lb. SCHNEIDERS IIONELEGG COOKED L446 a* SMOKED PieNiCob.vilfir PRIDE OF CANADA EYE Of ROUND PASTRAMI SLICED lb. ' 31.87 SHOPSY'SPREPARED POTATO SALAD lb. 94fP FRESH_SLIcED NO NAME COOKED HAM 3:'5g PACKAGE FRES HAr ATLANTIC FILLETS lb I, 198 *169 GODERICH & EXETER MON., TUES. SAT. TILL 6 P.M. NOON ROAD NtiltS 4 /013 W1 ,D ., THURS. & FRI. TILL 9 P.M.- WE ARE PLEASED TO t tEINIE YON IN: and area news WI throws party at Huronview r.. The Walton Women's In- stitute was responsible for the July Birthday Patty at Huronview on Wednesday aftedrnoon. Margaret Short- reed was M.C. for the' pro- gram consisting of Elaine and —Sharon Brown giving several numbers on their • violins, accompanied by their mother Elva at the piano. Tracey Bennett • pleased the audience with her dant- ing of the Highland fling and the sword dance. Marion Godkin and Mildred Traviss sang a couple duets. The Godkin girls, 'Donna, Nancy and Sharon sang several numbers _.,,accompanied by their, mother at the piano. - Happy birthday was sung and birthday cards were given out to all those having a birthday' this month. The afternoon was completed with the serving of cup cakes and tea to over one hundred residents and friends in the new auditorium at Huron- view. PERSONALS Mrs. Margaret Hillstrand of Erickson. Manitoba is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Campbell We y. Margaret and Campbell are brother and sister. We were sorry Judy Glaus- er's name was omitted from the list of helpers at ;he Vacation Bible School at Duff's church. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Short- reed and family and Mrs. Isabelle Shiirtreed have been vacationing in the north country with stops at camp sites at Collingwood. Hunts- ville. Kirkland Lake and Cochrane where they board- ed the polar' express for an interesting rail excursion .to tidewaters-of-James Bay at Moosenee and where they were take n by canoe, tri- Moose Factory, a small is- land in the district. Isabelle returned home Saturday by bus from Towasan. Ken and family remained camping for, another few days. Thse family of Mr. and Mrs. Roily Achilles enter- tained their parents on Satur- day evening at a restaurant, in Seaforth on the occasion of Correspondent MRS. BERT SHMIBROOK 523-4250 pn Tuesday July 14th 3 ear loads ' of IJ.C.W. members had a picnic lunch at Listowel Park and then went to Yarns of Italie Inc. in Listowel. They had a tout of the building viewing many beautiful knit and crocheted articles. A lucky draw was won by Beth Knox. The group also toured the cheese factory their 45th Wedding Anniver- sary. Those attending the dinner were Bill and Marg. Taylor. Lynne and Brad, Wayne MCDonagh. Luck- now, Jim and Ann Sills, Tracey and Teddy. Seaforth; itathr—kehiltes. Danny. Christine and Dwayne; Keith Shaeffer. Sebringeille; Jerry- and Linda Achilles, Kevin and Jennifer and Debbie • Achilles, Bellwood. They .returned to the Sills home following the dinner for a social evening. Mr. and,, Mrs. R. Clarke, Wendy and Rodney spent the ^ weekend at Bracebridge where they visited Santa's Village. at Millbank. Thanks to the drivers Helen Lawson. Edythe Beacom ad Helen Lee. CHEERIO CLUB Cheerio club held their meeting July 15th 2 p.m. at Mary Letigman's with Mary acting as President. She welcomed all with reading "Life is a road". Florence Vivian and Mary gave readings. The minutes and financial report.by Addie flunking. Rot call was answ- ered by a current event by 10 members. Correspondence included thanks from Dora Shobbropk and Russell Good. The draw donated by Laura Lyon was won by Stella Adams. Get well cards were signed for Gladys Armstrong and Ida Durnin. Next meeting will be Group 4 on August 19th at Beth Knox's. Readings were by Mary and Florence Vivian. There were 2 contests-different moneys by Florence was won by Tri Duizer and name the flowers'by Mary was won by Addie Hunking. The meeting closed with a reading 'Thank you' by Mary. Some games of cards were played. Lunch was served by Mary Longman and Florence Vivian. ” UNITED CHURCH Greeters on Sunday were Earl Gaunt and Marg- aret Whyte; ushers were Connie Hoggart, Lisa Duizer, Darlene Ridley and Karen Wright. Rev. Scott welcomed all The children's time was a story "The goat who adopted the baby lion". The sermon was 'Spirit Development'. , Ken Scott sang solos accom- panying himself on guitar, PERSONALS, Russell Good was transfer- red by ambulance on Friday from Clinton hospital to St, Joseph's hospital London. Londesboro UCW tours in listowel ry 'Elle 3111140n txpositof SUBSCRIBERS AND ADVERTISERS During the disruption in Postal Service The Huron Expositor subscribers and advertisers can pay their accounts at any branch of Canadian imperial Bank of Commerce. Just give the invoice or account number. Payments addressed to us, can also be handed in to the local newspaper, offices in Exeter, Clinton, Goderich, Blyth, Brussels, and Mitchell for pick-Up. Help us to help you during this upset. Thank you, I hears of historical society pork chops when the Walton Area Sports Club held' a pork barbecue on Saturday. Following the Meal, there was a ball game between the Mliveiton Suns and the Kitchener Kieswetters with the Suns winning 9-0. (Photo by Ranney) PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CAN. 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