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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-10-21, Page 7TH has t' • I DRYWALL KNOWN FOR MOH QUALITY Peter Bakos Drywall COMPLETE DETWALLSERVICE 527-1398 or May start hortitherapy in Seaforth The October meeting of the Seaford* Horticultural Society was held at Seaforth Public School on Wed., Oct. 14. President Pat Rodney welcomed everyone. 'A lib• ray cart has been ordered • and it is hoped it will be ready for the next meeting. Mary McLeod reported on the meeting with Ray Hale • - yard of Royal Botanical Gar- dens who was in town helping to start hortitherapy at the nursing homes here. Mrs. Rodney asked for volunteers for the float com- mittee who need help. Nancy . Kale then introduced the guest speaker Steve Hilde- brand Who dernonstrated dried and silk flower arrang- ing. The table arrangemetit he made was won by Mrs. Joe Nigh, while Helen Nett won the corsage. Several other door prizes were drawn for and a soeititime follow- ed. The next meeting will be our annual meeting and will be held at the. PlOtte school on Nov. 11. The committee chairman will hand la their, reports for the yearbook. The nominating committee , are bard at work filling their roles. Katie Kerslake of Staffs will be the guest speaker and demonstrate wheat Ikeaving. Fires' e hears of Amazon The Fireside Fellowship Group of First . Presbyterian Church held their October , meeting in the Sunday School —room of the church with the Dukes and Browns in charge. The president, Viola Law- son, opened the meeting.! Minutes were read, • by secretary Henrietta Brown. John Patterson took up the offering and the Treasurer's report was read by Henrietta Brown id the absence of Peg Grieve, the treasurer. The Scotts and the Reiths are in charge of the Nrem- - ber meeting. The theme for the Worship was —Born to Praise.' "Ceme Let Us Worship" was read by Henrietta Brown followed by a prayer in unison led by Charlotte Duke. Will- iam Brown read the scripture. Rev, Duke introduced the speaker Jean Lawrence of London who showed pictures and told about the Galapagos Islands, off Peru, a trip down the Amazon and showed the Lost Inca Empire. Henrietta Brown thanked Miss Lawrence and gave her a gift. F.‘er. week more and nitrt' people discover what might jobs are accom• pushed by ion cost Huron ExpOsitor Want Ads. Dial sr•o240. Is your kitchen ready for a -face lift'? CUSTOM KITCHENS AND VANITIES by 9A1 1/1 9t i NEW CONSTRUCTION OR REMODELING COME IN AND SEE THE SPECIALISTS John .Patterson 482-3183 BALL-MACAULAY LIMITED SEAFORTH - CLINTON 527-0910 4824405 HENSALL 262-2418 Established 1876 McK ILLOP MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Ph. 527-0400 91 Main St. South;Seafortti' FULL COVERAGE Farm & Urban Properties DIRECTORS & Ken Carhechan Lavern Godkin Ross Leonhardt John McEwing Stanley hidlwain Donald McKercher John A. Taylor J.N. Trewartha Stuart Wilson • ADJUSTERS; 482-3354 527-1877 345.2234 523-9* 524-7051 52741137 402-7527 462-7503 527.0661 AGENTS E.F. "Bill" Durst James Keys Wm, Lelper 527-145i 527-0447 523.420 CALL AN AGENT OR THE. OFFICE HURON EKPiDSITOR, OCTO TA MI HELPING THE BARGAIN HUNTER — Frances Ball helped out et the Northside United Church bazaar on Saturday afternoon. (Photo by Hook) The October Meeting of the Seafocth Women's ,It Ile was held Oct. 13th in the Public SO O. It was the Public Relations Meetint 'ended by- guests from GO**. Dublin, Staffs. Pen East* tontiesttortts laaftethebtreat:sthaiLtBmeA lodge. ln.bm Mrs. Eldin ..• president uttuil,01.1:/,01a4t layi lnytt• tem', Sarah Elliott,, .Rachel' Pete frOta Glenda Riley was Kerr opened the meeting- Correspondence consisted an. invitation from Ehmvile *PO te their Nov. 'Meeting itschirge Of the Program. The' Hine* Strinita played a melody of old tunes, ' Guest speaker - Mrs. frank Phillips was introribc- ed by Helen- MacKenzie, Mrs. Phillips spoke and showed slides on her recent trip to the Holy Land. She told of the contrast in the geological terrain and show- ed pictures of it. The Sea of Galilee is 32 inches above sea level end the Dead Sea inch above sea level. The soil wraps from fertile along rivers to desert. Irrigation and fertilizer" is a must. in • order to produce food. The educational -.system consists of learning three languages Hebrew, Arabic and English. Military life is- part of their , *cation- At the age of 18 the boys spend _ three years in the army and return, for one month .training per YOP lheY are 55 years old. ' . Ohl** the age of 18 spend tiro :Year. in VIC- may and theist onOnonth a year. until they "MAY 'APO become Mothers., . She sholy,ed pictures of the wan in Jerusalem. It was educational to see the Holy Land first-hand, through pictures and Mrs. Phillips' eyes. Mrs. Phillips and the Huron Strings were thanked by Viola Lawson. The evening concluded with a smorgasbord lunch convened by ,Effle Stephen- son and Mildred Kerr. 10Y1X: 1,1SSFLL '1/DEGIti son or Mx- and WS'. Lavern HpOgy, R.B. 1 Dublin, grade- ates Get. 23 from the Univer- sity of Waterleo in Bachelor of Sciere, Honours Applied Chemistry Coop.Prog: He is currently employed with bow Research Dept. Sarnia, Ont. Eser) ‘%eck more and mire people di.,,,wer what flighty jobs arc accom- plisiled by (o„ ost Huron Expositor Want Ads. Dial 527.0240. Mr• sad Mrs• John Of Mitchell cele., Their 5$th Wedding Anniversary on Sept. 1$, 1%1. On this occasion their five daughters were re- united. Jantje and.Aal from kloo- geveen, the Netherlands and Tin* from Embro, Inan, Seaforth and Alice, Dresden. The couple al** had three sons. John. and Evert, de- ;cased and Gary of Fem- .hroke, Ont. A taughter4a-• law is Renjanuns, R.R. 5, 41FalfQ!(4 and they Also havi,‘,"40 trend children and 14 greattgremlIbildren. Mr. and Mrs• Ileniemine were married In Ilaogekeen,_ Drente. the. Netherlands and - came to Canada in 1052. For a time they lived at R.R. Seaforth. ,• Thornton-hall Farm, after that they farmed in Ellice Township. Now retired and living in Mitchell they keep very busy and active. Mrs. Benjamin.% produces many beautiful craft articles. They both are in good health, and regularly y Magda attendeCthe Howe Mr. and Mrs. John Benjamins and daughters stLendChgt..* at Be 14, *wed Pm. I ( rlor' "-t Pis ,11, Bel . I ( t, s„,'" • Monte T ..-- I PACK OF ASSORTED PUDDING 1.63 .1, FOR gm........"...m. FOUR. S oz. CUPS FLAVOURS CUPS ' w % 'k,SAVE Bet Monte ' 5t1 .,- : . 14 itv TINS OUR REG. 640 TIN _ oz. FANCY 9.0 ON GRADE -2 TINS 7 - , lirsilialik\ : ' 1 litiallig pip' OUR REG. OUR REG. 690 EA, . CREAM DEL MONTE 14 FL. ..,:.„0,04), CORN OZ. TINS Att FANCY .STYLE OUR REG. 1.29 DEL 48 MONTE FL. FANCY OZ. TIN % TomATO .juicE 4, DEL MONTE - ,FRUIT Cup , FOUR 5 oz. 4,_ ‘•*. ' .: CUPS 4 VARIETIES ' . ..., 870 DEL MONTE . 19 ,,sirEwED FL. TDMATQES OUR REG. OZ. TIN 1.1 DEL MONTE JUICES I UNSWEETENED•ORANGE OR GRAPEFRUIT OR SWEETENED ORANGE _ 48 FL. OZ. It . 09 TIN , 19 FL. OZ. TIN DEL CRUSHED, PINEAPPLE MONTE SLICED SYRUP OR PAK TIDIITS # DEL MONTE DRINKS PINEAPPLE-ORANGE OR PINEAPPLEGRAPEFRUIT ,,, y 48 PL. OZ, TIN FROZEN 454 g. PKG. OF 3. PIE _ . COUNTRY Rt , i SHELLS HEARTH los' g. BLACK St CLUBHOUSE PEPPER 57 is 100% WHOLE WHEAT . 24 oz. ' FRESH • DIETRICUS 7 BREAD 0 DEL MONTE. CHOICE PEAS CUT GREEN OR WAX 'VEGETABLES 14 FL,. OZ. 2/11 TINS S. BEANS CARROTS Del Monte • • , PRUNE NECTAR ?4 Palen Del Monte Sweet Cut • ' 0.. 79 . POTATOES ° . # Del Monte PRUNE PLUMS ................. OUR ‘,..1--- NIAGARA • FROZEN OZ. , CONCENTRATED . _ i NOW II ..fr- . ,,,., ,,, •• . _. ' IP ASSORTED VARIETIES ,ibolom fin gitte es , • • . \ ' 't I .. .1" T;t1'.1°P na Ck,„ in 1.45 • OUR BETTY CROCKER • , .. — PKG. XI \4 1/0"117"- 03c 12.5 C—ir Cr ' -.6: ' tgigwonthod 0 "► REG. /1 — FL. • ,-.e. -4 • .,. — 14 oz. SIZE OUR REG . SOFT IMPERIAL MARGARINE STYLE 1 LB. •TUB - , 1.23 C $ ' i FROZEN HIGH 'FILLETS COO 1 _ LINER LEI. . PKG. Fabric Weistone-4 Laundry .Kraft PIZZA High FISH Frozen -DOWNY. COOKIES OXYDOL. GREEN Softener #Z, 99 ?.1-ITRE i varieties , A- a ,214., ' TzT:1;'AG 1.57 Detergent 6 LITRE *4.29 Cheese Ai, MIX as". $2.0, Liner Haddock . ,,,,, „ii,,, STICKS .!4-. 77Y Macaroni & Cheese Aio GIANT 90z• SY Caramel Lunch Snacks or • AkAi lOr ,Sare Lee ChoC or Lemon , '4 LAYER CAKES 1 . 02.1.4, 'Schneiders Regular St AP QUICHE PKG. . AP Schneiders Shrimp QUICHE 200 g, PKG. 1 f 7 Schneiders Cheese &OniOn A A AAk QUICHE 2009•PKG• myy Maple Leaf Tenderflake SA IPA PURE. LARD 31.8. , Lan/ VACHON' ' P16.06 LW ASSORTED FLAVOURS NEILSONS FRUIT 115g. CUPS PLUS .yoeuRT,. 200 g. ) PKG. POTATO FRITO 5 ,WHITE VARIETIES LAY CHIPS : -- c Fresh Oatmeal, BREAD FRESH MUFFINIDI. Baked 0 24 et. LOAF Blueberry, Date & Nut •-, ,A V Rite Contact 014/31111iillUni Checkouts Offer eipiret Saturday Oct. 31 Free visit to African Lion Safari Enjoy a free -tette" at the Safari Moose a free pumpkin at the Sated at a free ant at the Safari O w When you visit the Sated Guess the total number of pumpkins in the original world's largest pile 3 *welt lento Ms VW. Fro Wm* At Vs* Uwe Zahn Midst WE ARE HURON PLEASES ROAD TO , GODERIC-11,8,.E_XETER SERVE YOU IN: imrs 48,83 MON., WEI, TUES. THURS. i & SAT. FRI. TILL TILL 6 9 P.M. P.M. SELLING THE GOODS — Belle Robetton was the person to sell The baked goods Saturday afternoon at the Northside United -Church. (Photo by Hook)