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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-08-26, Page 10area news SLICED OR BY THE PIECE 5 BUDGET PACK FRESH DILA LOIN PORK CHOPS PORK LIVER t 3 TENDERLOIN PORTION 3 RIB PORTION AND 3 CENTRE tut tHoos I zehrs fine markets... of fine foods 4 DEVON SLICED SIDE BACON LB. CENTRE CUT PORK BONELESS - LOIN CHOPS OR LOIN ROASTS CHOICE "CENTRE CUT" LOIN PORK CHOPS ORO 9. PKG. LB. SCHNEIDERS-6 VARIETIES SLICED BOLOGNA- 500,g. PKG. OKTOBERfEST SAUSAGE OUR REG. $2,89 500 g. PKG. BURNS SANDWICH STYLE. COOKED NAM L.8.1.59 SCHNEIDERS CORNED BEEFL 1.29 OLDS FASHION. LOAF SHOPSYS PREPARED POTATO SALAD LB, MAPLE LEAF SWEET PICKLED -CORNED sit It BEEF BRISKET 43- lig• 17410 ?RIDE Of CMOS • . LB. NOT AVAILABLE IN ALL ZEHRS STORES FRESH .ATLANTIP HADDOCK FILLETS .1 59 . FRESH, NAKED WHITE BREAD 24 oz LOAF FRESH BAKED DINNER ROLLS DOZEN meat specials sIERIITGIRSittat4.49 SCHNEIDERS OKTOBERFEST $1 .9 MUSTARD a oz. SUE • 375 9' PKG.. MIK Of CANADA DINNER NAM . 4.-$42.69 SCHNEIDERS OKTOSERFEST #f GOWEN BASTE. ROASTING 48 SAUERKRAUT 9°° All • CHICKENS SCHNEIDERS OHTOIEIFEST a NI* Milt COOKED PORK BURGERS . PRODUCT OF CANADA NO. 1 GRADE TOMATOES FLAVOURFUL FIELD GROWN SAVE MORE ONTARIO FIELD GROYht ,,..• FRESH TOMATOES 4 01. BAS. 1SS PROW OF CANADA CANADA NO. I GRADE PRODUCT OF CANADA CANADA NO. 1 GRADE PRODUCT OF SOUTH AFRICA MILD, SWEET, ino SPANISH TYPE ONIONS IT 7 lb. PRODUCT OF CANADA CANADA' NO. I GRADE MILD ONTARIO COOKING ONIONS w YOUNG, TENDER, Af MINI-CARROTS lb. PRODUCT Of 'CANADA WE ARE PLEASED TO SERVE YOU IN: Azehrs !PoPielo, & DE89 MON., TOES. & SAT. TILL 6 P.M. WED., THUDS. 81 Fill. TILL 9 P.M. lb. OUTSPAN ORANGES 4 IP. PRO. 1.59 PRODUCT OF SOUTH AFRICA CANADA FANCY GRANNY SMITH1/10 APPLES' Ey lb. August 28- September 12 POOL KIT INCLUDES «30 mil. vinyl liner •14 gauge gal. steel walls •Bullnose copingmin dra in •a•H sa d t t rnlitritengrs • with pump *Vacuum kit «Main- . tenance kit *6' diving board. •3 step ladder 461Installation includes concrete and pool, pad bottom eskimmer 1-0 pool kits and all inven- 0 ptory including patio fur- ...die off • nature, games, chemicals and accessories. Beat inflation! Order now for fall installation. 2.34 Main. St.North Seaforth 5274104 THE HURON XP9$11' .R., AUGUST go, Mt Seniors play crib in Londesboro. Correspondent stes.ogrrsoolloaooK 5334250 "Happy Gang Seniors" meeting was held August 18th at 2 p.m. with 19 members present. President Elsie Shaddiek welcomed all. The minutes of the August 4th meeting were read by secretary, Joan Scott and tressureis report 4 Dora tibbreq It wits moved tp aSk Reg tAivaen tOreserve the 40 on the Ors9ind third Tuesday of cad) , * 14.9hth Or tnetings. (,t woos° coved to send it get wen card to Z in a fa Redford Orton hospitl.. Each mern- bet is toTay SOc each once a month. Next Meeting is. September 1st at 2 p.m. Committee in charge Vi Barns. Margaret Taylor, and Mary Clark. Cribbags and cards were played." Winners of cards were ladies high - Stella Adams* lone hands - Marg- aret dyad; tow - Myrtle Fairservice; men's high - Gloria MvEwing (playing as a man).Ione bands - Charlie Scanlon; low - gmerson Hesk. contest winners were: Ida Wright and Jim Mc- Ewing. Prizes were donated by. Wilfred and Verna Glax, ?ow served by Isabel Airdrie) Mary Pok- DP4441 stntinsibel. 40;001.1. aPPTeehttittl. COMO CM The Cheerio dab mot at Beth Knox*a August 19th at 2 p.m. Edythe Beacom opened the meeting with a reading and Beth Keno:welcomed all. Minutes and treasurers re- • port were read by Addle Thinking. Roll Ball, Was ans- wered by 10 members with a current event Addie Hunk, ingt resigned as secretary- I. A treasurer and Dora Shobv iri_olt accepted for 1 year. - Edythe Beacom will be in Group 4 in place of Group 2. The draw was donated by Stella Adams and won by Addle Bunking. Get well cards were sighed for Ida Don* . and Gladys Arm- strong, The next meeting Will be September .15th. Grotipi at the home of Larne Lyon. The program was a read- ing by Beth Knox and 2 contests by Edythe Beat n Aker a few games of cards, lunch was served by Edythe Beacom and Beth Knox. PERSONALS Congratulations to Sharon Thompson and Brian Nesbitt AfIlto were married in our church on kRost 240. -Wow *acotn, tawa Lyon,- Gail..-Wr . and Inan AV,NOnatteaded the one day school. •7*(44co."0 A104 0Alep.St.:ThOnlas on. Trigs; daY.18tk00.8. brbita. from ginton• . IWO* Lawrie retutited'' his -to tt Kitchener ash Sat. 22nd from. spending the past week with his grandpar- ents Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Shad- dick spent a few days this week with Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Shaddick and Stephen. Brantford. Mrs. Dora Shobbrook, Thelma Ellerbv and Done Garrow spent Friday night with Joan Garrow, Landon. 14r. and Mrs.. Orvjlle Newby spent ArsdnestlaY with Mr. and Iles. Bob frferuirys at the cottage at Georgian Bay. Atte.nding the AMO convention at the Royal York In Toronto $0040 to Wettoe*.40' !.T.TP• Hi Ilea • 'Avo. ',•teprnsentstiyes. Mr. sr* MtS. • Tnon Vonninil1nt% ME.'snd Mrs-004m Yinnent • Mr... fift4 and 'Mr. and Mrs. HarrY 1,car, 7 • • Keep in ..rpind. 'the Wye Chapel citofit#rt steopc*Hon. -this $unday, Augnst 30th at 3 p.m. when iftev. Willis Mink- in$' of 'Elmira will be guest speaker. Bring lawn chairs. • • In case of rain will be held in Londesboro United Church. Mr. and Mrs. John Pollard are spending 2 weeks visiting her mother Mrs. Glover and other relatives at White Sands P.E.I. C orrespondent MRS. ALLAN McCALL . 887-6677 The gathering of the Short- reed clan was held on Sunday, August 16 at the home of Mack. and- Janet Webster and family of Var- na. There were about 40 relatives present from ton- don, Blyth, Toronto, Wing- ham, Egmondville, Wing- ham and Walton. After an aftr -noon of visiting a smor- o gasbordsupper was enjoyed. PEILSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Achil- les and family of Bellwood visited' during the weekend with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rolly Achilles. The general U. C. W. will hold giant meeting with all units, September '2 at the church. Guest speaker_to be Carolyn (Fraser) Sullivan who works With children. This meeting will recognize the year of the disabled. Everyone plan to attend. Allison and. Leslie Traviss of Waterloo spent the week --with their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Herb Traviss. They returned home with their parents Dr. and Mrs. Brian Traviss on the weekend. Brett 'Moffett son of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Moffett of Guelph- spent the week before at the of 2 do 47.41141.-by. Gorr Smith .was MEN IN THE KITCHEN? — You bet, 'The Londesboro Lions were cooking up a storm Sunday morning for over 200r The pancake breakfast was to help raise funds for the Clinton Hospital fund. With two more events planned the group hopes to raise $3,000 for the fund. Keeping the pancakes cooking is Brad Kennedy (Photo by Hamilton) Lions serve 200 at breakfast for hospital The Londesboro Lions held a very success- pancako—bretdtfast- —Sunday- • -mot-in-nu serving approximately 200 people. All who• ate seemed well satisfied. And some even suggested this should become a weekly event. The Lions while pleased with the success of the morning vetoed the 'weekly idea. All proceeds are earmarked for the Clinton Hospital Building Fund to 'which _the: Lions ---have lifedged All .readers are reminded of the need for donations of any auctionable items for the fall acution to be held by the Lions. Contact any Londesboro Lions member for details. Tickets will also be on sale for the upcoming dance to be held in November with. again; the proceeds committed to the Hospital Fund. Shortreed clan. meets Traviss home. There will be a, Squirt ball tournament this weekend both Saturday and Sunday at the Walton Ball Park. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hackwell and Mr. and Mrs. Herb Traviss visited on the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Barry Marshall at Comma. I CAN HARDLY WAIT TO BITE IN — Connie Hoggart was one of over 200 who enjoyed the Londesboro Lioris pancake breakfast Sunday morning. Money raised from 'the sale is for the Clinton Hospital fund. The Lions have also planned- an auction and a dance with proCeeds again for the hospital fund.