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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-09-30, Page 6McK ILLOP 'MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Established 1876 Ph. 527-0400 91 Main St. South, Seaforth FULL COVERAGE Farm & Urban Properties DIRECTORS & ADJUSTERS FRESH! ed by a piano solo by Sherri Smith. Mrs. Doug Fraser gave a couple readings entitl- ed. "Every one morning" and ''Three wishes for a Bride" Dianne Godkin sang a solo asisted by her mother at the piano. The very interesting T.V. show The. price is rigk was played with several from the audience being ealled to lake pure, helping with; different it601g4' WIVIv:tarte, MCO Moron,Elackwell Marion Godkin. The address was read by Barbara Maloney. After opening the gifts brought in by many of the young girls. Peggy expressed her thanks for all the lovely pifts and for those who put on the shower The Walton Women's In- stitute are sponging the Quilt Course this fall pet on by the Home Econornki Wench Ogle Ontario Minis. try of Agriculture •ItOd FOOd. AHY olle-vmdting,to take this area news OVEN-READY - GRADE "A" MP& YOUNG TURKEYS 1/8 . MIRACLE BASTE-0R BUTTERBALL GRADE "A" B ST NG TURKEYS 4-uas 6-16 lb. AVG. UTILITY GRADE TURKEYS i% CANADA RFS PACKERS SUPER SPECIALS GRADE "A" TURKEYS 18 lb. & UP SPECIAL PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL CLOSING TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6 • OVEN•READyil, lb. FROZEN YOUNG OVEN • READY YOUNG FROZEN lb. NOT ' AVAILABLE IN ALL STORES , country oven 59° FRESH BAKED DINNER ROLLS. PRODUCT OF CANADA CANADA FANCY • 3 LB. BAG SAos ONTARIO GROWN A; CORTLAND APPLES LO MINI CARROTSLB. - Roam OF CALIFORNIA " • Pita. OF ONTARIO r PROD. OF CANADA OR U.S.A. PROD. OF ONT. CAN. NO. 1 '.. PROD. OF U.S. CAN. NO. 1 FRESH GREEN - TOKAY RED BROCCOLI CABBAGE GRAPES 7:: 1 9E: _ 4F e _ lir • ° LB. PROD. OF ONTARIO CANADA NO. I A is CAN. NO. 1 GRADE SWEET • LB. CANTALOUPE EACH TO GREEN PROD. OF CAN. NO. 1 GRADE ONTARIO GROWN "1 Le:"' A PARSNIPS f/./Y PROD. OF U.S.A. CAN. NO. I GRADE Ap Ah A cucu V SAVE 75C lb -MAPLE LEAF SMOKED PICNIC PORK SHOULDER b. SAVE $1.11 MAPLE LEAF — REGULAR WIENERS SAVE :$1.40 fOR YOUR-ORTOREEIFEST-PARTY- MAPLE LEAF BAVARIAN SAUSAGE 500 g. PKG. OUR. REG. $2.68 • 1 lb. 'PKG. • • OUR.R4G. $2.03..111.. OUR REG. $2.39 MAPLE LEAF SIDE BACON SLICED 3 VAR. . • , Wir 500 g. PKG. corfirdf .ROLL SWEET PICKLED •• lb. 41 98 PORTION SIZE HAM STEAKS MAPLE 189175 g. LEAF PKG. MAPLE LEAF FOR DRESSING Olt-sum a FRY SAUSAGE MEAT ROLL • FROZEN PKG. CHUNKY STYLE 16 oz. LOAF CHEESE $1.25 BRED SW. PICKLED BRISKET CORNED BEEF MAPLE S2 LEAF • lb. „ NOT AVAILABLE IN ALL STORES [ AT THE WHARF FRESH FISH FILLETS ?Sell . 39 AT THE. DELI :T COOKED HAM ...1.49 MAPLE LEAF STORE SLICED CHICKEN LOAF Ib S t 98 SHOPSYS PREPARED MACARONI SALAD lb. 'MAPLE LEAF GOLDEN FRY SAUSAGE 5008. ry FROZEN • PKG. MAPLE LEAF MEAT STICKS 5 • 250 g. VARIETIES PKG. . . 5 ,9 REGULAR BABY BAG BOLOGNA MAPLE q is. LEAF I' lb. 1ROYAL assn. FLAVOURS, 3% or. ti JAR INSTANT PUDDIN 6 G 2 i 99 p 99 gillst:"BIlrigi v2AL 9° SVe or. CHASE & SANBORN INSTANT COFFEE WALTON WOMEN ,SLO-PITCH CHAMPS — This year the Walton Women'sSlo-Pitth team won the Huron-Perth B Division CHampionship and the B Championship in the Monkton tournament. In the back row from left are Lynda Anstett, Joanne Phelan, Joan Perrie, Carol Collins, Dianne Godkin, Pam Clark, Carol Blake, and Linda Gingerich. In the front row from left are Pauline Gulutzen, Jo-Ann McDonald, Lorraine Nelemans, Kit Scott, Nancy Clarke, Karen Hoegy and coach Bruce Clark. Absent when the picture was taken was Judy Lee. (Photo by Langlois) honore gy Dennis Richard Hawley speaks at Londesboro thurch CALL AN AGENT QR THE OFFICE Ken Carnochan Lavern Godkin Ross Leonhard' John Mc wing Stanley Mcllwain Donald McKercher John A. Taylor J.N. Trewartha Stuart Wilson AGENTS E.F. "Bill" Durst James Keys Wm. Leiper .Correspondent MRS. DORA SHOBBROOK 523.4250 .Greeters at the United Church= Sunday cm. were Gordon Shobbrook and Su- min Jamieson, ushers were John Cartwright Larry Gross, Russell 'Nesbitt and Gary ..VHIts. Guest speaker was Richard Hawley from Au- burn charge. lily welcomed all and announced Auburn Variety night on October 2 at 8 p.m. - all welcome— The children's time, ',was III display something large able was a small stone ---epold-bealargrproblem-ifin- your shoe. Heald children *take all prObkins to God. ;odor teachers were Anne Adams and Bev Riley. The iiension Wag Seven is stiff!- . dent (on feeding , the 5000). lilt, Headley favoured with a Map "I'll walk with God" accompanied on piano by lireeidet. • PERSONALS Mr. and Mei. ,Clare Mc- Dowell attended the knead et his 'grandfather Mr. Leo- hieDditgititoli 72', age 84 at Guelph. Syni- pithy Is encoded::` ' Mr. tend Mrs. Orville New- by returned home on Wed- tiewday from a fishing Trip Kir 11/2 weeks at Pembrook. On Monday, September 21st Superannuated Teach- .era sponsored a bus trip to Grand River, Big Creek,. mat Farm beyond Brantford sod enjoyed a boat ride Celebrate anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Stev- enson, Mr. and Mrs. Murray. Blake, Danny and Melissa • of R. 2, Brussels; Mr. and Mrs. George Smith, Cory and Andy of Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stevenson, Dana and Vance of Brussels met at the home of Mr. and Mrs'. Tom Stevenson, Ron and Chris on Friday evening, September 25 when they' celebrateoTomind Bev's 10th wedding anniversary. On Sunday they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ken McDougall of Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Snell and Harris of Londesboro and Mr. and Mrs. Allan McCall of Walton were also supper guests at the same home to help celbrate the special occasion. DRYSDALE MAJOR APPLIANCE CENTRE LTD SALES WITH SERVICE NEW AND USED 'ipow.3 1 1 762 2728 r) c Pe Correspondent aelq.,41.ANAk•CALL 0874077 Friends, neighbours and relatives attended a commun- ity shower in honour of Miss Peggy Dennis bride-elect of next month on Saturday even- ing. September 26. The church basement was decor- ated w4th pink. and: white. Diane and Donna Godkin were at thF 490. 'PPTePP, rrgegWOD weicornect, .evercy" , Corsages. Were ptOerit*, ed Peggy, her mother. -Mrs r!,terreY Pen,0*.and, 694kilt who .were asked' to take their place at the. chairs - at the front, Donna. Nancy and Sharon. Godkibppened th the program by singing, "On . top' of the World" accOmpan- , ied by, their mother Mrs. Lavern Godkin et the piano. Many household hints were read out throughout the program. Mrs. Nelson Reid gave a 'comical reading, "John's description of their Weddiniewitis was foll6w- WITH STANDARD MIMS (DETAILS AT me sroa jASSORTED VARIETIES BAKE WIN CHASE & SANBORN BAG COFFEE attending from here were teachers Miss Edythe Bea- com and Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Geo. Powell also friends Mrs. Laura Lyon, Mrs. Stella, Adams, Mrs. Lorne Hunking and Mrs. Dora Shobbrook, and Giorge Powell. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burns visited on Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Colin Patemon and Katie ofs Lendon; 'Mrs. Burns returned home . on Thursday. Mrs. fdargeret Taylor, Mr. and Mn. Lawrence Taylor, Cheri and Shine, Mr. and Mrs, Jack Dodds of London `tecently -ittended-the—Brr- dges and Burcheil wedding in St. Pauli Church Win- m. Mr. Z. ere* Stevens of South Porcupine vist ed last. week with Mrs. Margaret Taylor, Bradley Shobbrook Of Winghem spent the weekend with his uncle Mr. and Mn. Gordon •Shribbrook and Di- ana. Mrs. Dora Shobbrodk, Mrs. Thelma Onlyly spent itigEt With" bk. Ind Mrs. Ross Million Wood- stock, visited on Saturday cm. with, Leoriard Vodden Paris and attended the Pin- Adger-Bolt wedding it first United Church St. Thomas Saturday at 7 p.m.. Mrs. Ken Vodden wis admitted to Seaforth Hospi- tal on Saturday 26th. ,Mrs. Jack Armstrong was admitted to Seaforth Hospi- tal on Friday 25th. Congratulations to Gail and Harry Lear on their Wedding Anniversary, Sept. 29. Shnday visitors with' Mr.a and Mrs. Orville Newby on Sunday celebrating their mothers birthday were Mr. and Mrs; Don Newby, Diane. 'Ken and friend, Evelyn. Susan Newby and Jim Pear. son all of New Hainburg, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Newby Brussels, Mr. and Mrs. Steven Newby and children Jason and Melissa of Cam- bridge Mr. and Mrs. Bob Menary, Andrew, Glen Kim- berley and David of New Market, Mr. Jim Newby from Calgary remained for a few daya. The U.C.W. Thankoffering will be Octber 5th at 8 p.m. guest speaker Mrs. Eleanor Ward of Wingham. -_' McDaniel Phillips speaks .in ------ Walton Sunday at Duff's United Church, Rally Sunday was observed. Mrs. Marjorie Humphries and Peggy were greeters with ushers being Jack M&wine, Allan Searle and Walter Bewley. Rev. Charles A. Swan spoke to the children on, "Interdepen- dence leads to Freedom" MaCDaniel Phillips of 'Wing- ham was guest speaker when he spoke on "Declaration of Dependence" Martin Baan read the'scripture lessons The Sunday School formed -.ins body in the center seats of the church, they presented a " musical selection during the service. Rev. 'Charles A. swan presented a dedication cere- mony to"the teachers and the officers of the Sunday School for all their time and work throughout the year. The flowers in the sanct- uarywere, in memory of Ken Anstett placed there' by his family. Next_ Sladaz will be ob- served as World Wide Com- munion. Rev. Charles A. Swart- attending the London Are: Conference 482-3354 527-1877 345-2234 523-9390 524-7051 527-1837 482-7527 482.7593 527-0687 521-105 527-0467 523.4257 1 lb. SIZE Mr. and. Mrs. Don McDon- ald and Mrs. Edna McDonald spent the past week in the West. Don attended a con- vention in Saskatoon. Enda went to Mary Speirs at Sask. ley all visited other relatives stuther places and repelled good Weather dlirinit their visit. approach to the lovely old art of quilting are to let either AlbeitaHudie or Annie Reid know before Octnh er 6 ROYAL . PKG. "NO-BAKE" Si 7AprA CHEESE CAKE cav CAT 100D 3§ S9 #1 MISS NW 6 oz. TINS