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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-10-21, Page 6The New Reference Point for High Sias r.sc Kr-(N*(: BLACK MONKEY A LARGE,SELECTION TO CHOOSE FROM Halloween Cards • Pins - Candles E ze fine markets:,of fine foods hi Pride of Canada Regular • si an WIENERS 1 LEL PKG. iTO Cuddy'Sliced 3 VARIETIES pa TURKEY MEATS 125 9- 18 Cuddy Turkey „ BURGERS E°° 745 Schneiders Boneless 2 VAR. sh9 PICNIC SHOULDER LB. Schneiders English -Style SAUSAGE. FRESH LB. • pehneiders Portion HAM STEAK 145 R' Schneiders Ring BOLOGNA. .14.3. 198 FRESH BUDGET PACK PORK LOIN CHOPS, EACH PKG. CONTAINS 3 Centre Cut portions 3 Rib Portions and '3 Tenderloin portions PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CAN. NO. I FRESH LARGE, GREEN HEAD LETTUC SPE IAL PRICES IN EFFECT WED. OCT. 21 UNTIL CLOSING TUESDAY OCTOBER:27 NEW CALIFORNIA CROP FRESH CENTRE CUT PORK LOIN BONELESS CHOPS ROASTS 29 IP _a MEM ONTARIO PORK SIDE RIBS 7. PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CAN. NO. I CUCUMBERS 009# '"Schrteiders Slue Ribbon of ita BOUIGNA SLICED LB. I. TO , Pride os Canada Vintage Am AbA SMOKED. HAM LB 11; INF Cuddy ? VARIETIES TURKEY ROLL Pi 2. FRE aDl wiiTeETS 1010 FRESH LOIN CENTRE CUT PORK CHOPS LB. 500 g. PK.G. 1,78 ZEHRS SLICED 5 VARIETIES COOKED' MEATS Frozen 75m1 Package ot 6 FUDGE BARS Manilla, Chocolate or Strawberry FROZN DESSERT 1 LITRE gOVP Low-Cal FRUIT SPREAD ?r5/ ml. 99 5 Varieties t29 SWEETENER loos 139 $2-99 PIZZA FROZEN 12 °z $2 39 COWING SPRAY LASAGNA 13 OZ Processed SLICES 250 0157 Tomato 1.;;;."41 09 Tomato Clam A„,k AA& in "13 W.1Y HADDOCK Ab Cal. Reduced Salad Type 9.5 of $2.10 DRESSING 500 no Cheese, Tomato, Vegetable 13 oz. Aerosol. 109 'SOFT DRINKS 750 m1 5 Varieties PLUS DEPOSIT 49# 250 ml. 99$ 1.09 109 CREOLE 13 oz.• Frozen Frozen Veal 13 oz.Aok Soft-Sleeve Pack CABBAGE ROLLS "PAZY MARGARINE 250 mi. 398 ml. SAVE NOW 3 tb. SAG kajt it f' NA KIT HENWARE Featured this week 11193 firs .2 Qt. Mixing Bowl PL'AS17C lip NOT ...Lop,. • PRODUCT Of CANADA, FANCY GRADE 4041 oft AI MACINTOSH APPLES vigy PRODUCT OF CANADA NO. 1 GRADE HOT HOUSE TOMATOES lb 99# PRODUCT OF CANADA, ONTARIO PEPPER SQUASH DOLE PINEAPPLES ..*11,59 P11011007 Of SOUTH AFRICA diA T R E 'LOY PRODUCT OF CANADA NO. 1 GRADE FRESH PARSNIPS lb. BAG 99# Fight World Hunger From your Doorstep Give to UNICEF This Hallowe en ASSORTED 10" LANCE GNEEN NED. SILOS TROPICAL PLANTS ' sitios WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASES TO REASONABLE WEEKLY ,FAMILY REGUIREMENTS. Frozen Veal Stuffed PEPPERS . Frozen Chicken '219 TOPPING Pineapple Chocolate, Butterscotch, 11 oz. 750 ml. Varie ties - Salad wiriessING , 4 Varieties 69 FRUIT PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CALIFORNIA BUNCH CARROTS BUNCH FRESH ONTARIO PORK HOCKS. 590 0). FRESH ONTARIO PORK LIVER SLICED' OR BY THE 'IECE 4S#L. CAMPFIRE SLICED SIDE BACON 79° 175 g. THE HURON EXPOSITOR OCTOBER 21, 1981 not rn ens4, t eens y game the lady stood up sad braised, When the Hues. 1.044•00a touchdown, the ttaaie stood up and cheered. For their sake l weal hoping foe *044 game. '''" —TEe results of the .game ..eren't exactly as we had. doped for. Right until the foOrthgeerter, the score was $000,.• 12 points for the *Sp" 9 poiots for, the Ham.-Pritiolt the fooftb, goinpro**,44greopaii 1t►ad'llathe geot..14,9••• ftwastiateiii..0.-Ogandthe Sits. tent especially the 041440U''w0 that were '0)a th0-bolltee0044p, as ot, such as there Iraiinntininaheals . Ptii*n- 10001:10Otball. That rotor-' • *Op could come in handy someday.. did have a good day at the football game. 1 learned a bt about football and people in general. ..still not athletic and sports are still • not my game but I did arr 180031 sot toy very ethiotic rale** 1 bin. When head that Our .. %via 1001111t $o the Thdiwiran, oflifeetero Older- hea game last tufted o, ftiive a to t Huron Tony McQuail, Huron- Bruce. NDP_Delegate atten- ded the Provincial Council meeting held in Toronto on October 17. New Democrats from across the Province heard Dan Heap, newly elec- ted MP-far-Spadina, report from Federal Caucus. He told delegates caucus was trying to force the Trudeau Govern- ment to deal with the econo- mic issues plaguing the coun- try. Mr. Heap said the Government doesn't want to talk about interest rates, employment, housing, or cut backs in social piograms and resource industries. He said he bad heard of the Prime Minister's disdain for an- swering questions but thathis arrogance in the Houk still came as a surprise. A report was presented on progress at Applewood. birthplace of James Woods- worth, the first leader of the CCF. The original brick farm house was moved to Broad- acres park in Etobicoke and is being restored for public Viewing. J.S, Woodsworth fought long and hard for programs like the old age pension. Following the morning ses- sions delegates attended workshops 'with MPP's on First Pres. Church "Fall Thankgiving", ' The First Presbyterian Church W.M.S. held their Fall Thankoffering meeting jointly with the Barbara Kirk- man' Auxiliary Oct. 15th W.M.S. President Edith Mc Milan chaired the meeting. A warm welcome was ex- tended to.guests from neigh- bouring congregations. Mrs. Duke read the Scripture. Prayer by Edythe Coleman. A duet by Mrs. Brown and Mrs. teeming "Thanks be to would PrdY cause *Ole so we keg . I • ,ax lot to be lieeriO4 .400 ..the sport last Weelter4 not that been told what was going After*Iiinchtime dlocussian with two robs- elonal football players at schaat I thought I had the some pretty well figured out. Boy. was I ever • mistaken Actually I was following along like a reel football fan until the kick off. People started waving their hands *mind as if they' were brushing flies off of them and humming. Then the kickoff. Those guys cans aroutid the field so fast that my whole leachtopra discussion. was destrOyed in the first 45 seconds. Housing, Economic Develop- ment. Prices, Human Rights and the Contfitution. • In the economic development ses- sion concern was expressed that lower tariffs may mean that 2000 of Canada's 3000 branch plants will be closed by their parent companies. Thee" was rendered with Carol Carter at the plant). --Ann Agar gave two readings. Mrs. Rivers introduced the speaker Mrs. Nugent from Ripley. ,Her message was based on the Scripture Mark Chap.' 4 verses 1-9. Mabel McMichael thanked the speaker and- all, those taking part. Mae Habkirk and Joan Van Rooijen received the offering. Rev. Duke closed the meet- ing swith the Benediction. A social half •hour was enjoyed. rbulllY# WrOaorle O 244 Ilk roe abut the NF.laat the 10,Yarde• for each, *Ms the Mr points for a Itaiebdowoe aneePt Oolot *Convert otter fifoitcb however two points for a convert. Now you Wonder why 1 was confused. Actually I though it was more fun watching the spec- tat es than watching the Owe. A couple sitting near our seats was cheering for Meant teams. When the Hawks intercepted the bail, undeatend it finally. If you know of anyone celeyrating their birthday. send their name to Birthday Notices, Box 69, Seafotth or phone 527-0240. Happy Eti rthdcly Hipp Booed birthday to :auraraer,W110 was. 011 Offer 17th. 44Y-birthday to ,Sbe ffaehert *be celebrate birthday ori Oct. 20, Hippy heisted birthday wishes to Heather lion.who celebrated her tenth birth* ea Oct. 11, I Happy birthday to Kevin MiirPhY Who will be nine on on Oct. 24. Lois and Linda Binnendyk SundayAkt. 18,11 years old. Happy Birthday. :tom em. Of. 0, Cr one i pulling its a w *het or net. tverti*p two P4hioa of tee I, decided not ilimentras,: The water balloon iiin►11004 out the hard way amte put into. a funnel-like that 1,itatalla ham limitabler and sit the count of We foutid our seats with free, the batten was let go at* 011ecelty and began to lid thrown far over into the kith MUM at &lithe people. stands to the amazements of Across thusfield in the the an .6. "cheap seats", as the stu- This wasn't the only pact- *** can them, there were Ica* Joke played through tons of students and many 1110 game. During the half- Aare lifted up to see the Ow, a paper macho hawk, niPlislanaing Pm. You ANN40) one of the floats in -494. cheering. and. 'Sc parade, representing the applesse froue'acress the_ "Infred Laurier Golden 11111 at the Western Mus- Hawks was dragged out onto Nalp warmed up. the field. What an uproar. 14 was Owed- out to me We were privately cheering to our right someone for the Hawks but figured "On wow .4144,10 Id man at NOP council WMS meets in Seaforth Bob .Betty's Variety and Radio/ha:6k Open 9 a.m. 'till 11 p.m. 7 days a week 5274686 Seatorth T. Recording Tape For all your Recording needs SPECIAL T.D.K, Twin Packs $6.99 D-C90 Only Box of 10 $29 .95 Life Time Guarantee Super Special YOUR RADIO -SHACK HEADQUARTERS ton, it fli WORKING THE COUNTER — June Ball and Audrey NicLlwain were two of; the women to "man" the counter Saturdpy afternoon at the Northside Church-bake sale and bazaar. (Photo by Hook)