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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-11-18, Page 4I Frozen — Deluxe orPennertini McCain Tender Crisp PIZZA Pkg. of 4, 5 inch 2 YOUR LOCAL SUF'ERIOR MARKET OFFERS WEEKLY SPECIALS r SUPERMARKET PRICES;_ SPEEDY HECK -OUT, FRIENDLY RV FARM FRESH PRODUCE PLUS THE BEST MEAT MONEY CAN BUY WE GUARANTEE IT Red Brand Blade or Short Nabob Tradition Blend COFFEE Regular, Extra Fine, or Filter Grind Maxwell House INSTANT COFFEE 10 oz. Jar THIS STORE CANADA DRY Cross Rib or Boneless • BLADE. ROASTS or 2/89, PEPSI COLA THIS STORE ONLY Deposit Florida Red or White Cloverleaf Pink 3 qt. bags of Partly Skimmed ICE CREAM Florida 6 x 7 TOMATOES AO 6. •Silverwoods Meadow Gold 1.59 2 THIS STORE ONLY White Swan Assorted Colours Use the CONVENIENCE of our rear entrance with FREE PARKING provided. Burns Small Link or Farm Style WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES , YO NORMAL FAMILY REQUIREMENTS Arica* affective untitSaturday, Nov. it 1 gat in Moat Superior Store* • Burnt SIDE BACON 500 g.. SEAFORTH SUPERIOR MARKET Ri tz Lutheran Villa founder di years cards at once?. daughter Norttta (Mrs. Ed- children. memorial service was held An Expositor Classified mend 3. Phelps Jr.), both of The funeral service was at Sunday atteragon at Grace will pay you dividends, Have Minneapolis; and six grand- Minneapolis Saturday- A Lutheran Church in Mitchell. von tried one? Dial 527-02410. of the board of directors of International Multifoods. He had been a U.S. resident singe 1937 CHARLES 11012 Charles Ritz, barn in Mitchell and founder of Ritz Lutheran Villa in that town. died at his home in Minneap- olis, Minn. Wednesday (Nov. 11). He was 90. Mr. Ritz was also chairman The late Mr. Ritz is sur- vived by his wife, the former Evelyn M. Herron of Mon- treal; S son Gordon aJA. SDH$ learns. CPR 2,P00 'Ontario farms in trouble new deputy ...-minister all :grade 12 and a students at the ,School several years agOs alld-hoPeAtilY the same thing will happen later this school year. Kilbarchon He hinted the prOvmet May lutve 10 Ell In S‘rhere the federal •budget failed. trouble. He's worried that some Qf the best producers . are in trouble,. especially ;those beef and pork: and eapecta Many Will go under in coming months ',resulting itt a sad Pntario's new deputy , minister .of rtgricblture Pun- can Alton says significant no/00 of prottneers wOe*t be *Mend- next Year because as many as 2,9(10 farms in- this province may be in financial Notes USE EXPOSITOR WANT ADS Phone 527-0240 low aiighliela counties which depend: heavily on these two products. Mr. Allan spy measures to help farmers in last .:Oelt.'s federal haw will: help only one in IS Ontario farmers needing emergency aid. The deputy , minister, an t economist and fix specialist •f • • •t ,Ittioite:::::„snisinpiesatekr. the Eastern Canada Far to the annual meeting m Writers Association Friday. \ It iniSltt be 45-e to take care of two birds with one•staft,e anti ma both next year's Christmas cards before the Start of die new veat. ouse .sof,latt, new rates. fOr .firST, third.and fourth class mail take Wed. Which Willdotible the cOst, of sending. Chrigmas-greetingSlbrough the Mail. Tbe.' new rates-for second ClasS mail will' tatty effect ndxt April. The cost of sending a 'Sealed Christmas card (third class) will remain at 15 cents until the ne.w year. when it will rise to 30 cents. That's what it will cost to send a card next Christmas. Seatorth postmaster Stuart Iplhcbitmore says Christmas cards bound for Canada and the United States must be Sealed. Following are the deadlines for letters (including sealed Christmas cards) and parcels bound for destinations oserseas. Letters and cards: Nov. 28 - Haiti 9nd .Neth, AntilleS Cuba; Dee. 5 • Europe. Argentina and Paraguay. Central and ,Sou th America (excluding Cubaland West Indies. Africa. Asia. 004mM, (including Australia and New Zealand): Dec. 12 - Great Britain and N. Ireland, Reptiblic of Ireland 'Parcel post [by *kir Nov. 21 Haiti and Nett. Antilles. Cuba. Africa. Asia. pecanta (Including Australia and Neu Z'Italanci): Nov. 28-:Europe. Argentina and. Paraguay. Central' and South America tescluding Cuba) and. West Indies: 'Dec 5 • Great Britain and N. Ireland. Republic of Ireland. The deadline tor letters ana cards bound ' for Canadian forces in Europe. C. prus and the Middle East is Dec. 5. and Great Britain Dec. 12. The deadlines for parcels to Canadian forces overseas sent bs air (surface deadlines in brackets) arc! Great Britain. Dec. 5 (Nos. ''); Europe. Nos . 2h (passed); Cyprus. Nov. 21 (No.. 28): Middle East. Nov. 21 (Nov. 281. Gradel2physicaleduca den sttulenta at Seal** District High Uinta spent five hours Nov. learning the basics of critdio, pelmonary restiscitatien (CPR). Art McNaughtop of Seaforth Am- bulance Service instructed. assisted by specially-trained nurses. CPR is a revival procedure for people that have stopped breathing and appear to be dead because of Shock, suffocation or heart attack. SDI* principal Bruce Shaw says ideally every family would have one mem- ber trained in CPR. He adds the technique was taught to BYMABEL TURNBULL Rev. Alun Thomas, Hay- field United Church took our Wednesday service, which opened with hymn "What a Friend we have M Jesus," accompanied by Rev. Thomas on his guitar. He gave a reading from Paul's epistle to the -Ephesians in which Paul 'tells them to put on the amain. of God to help sup- press feelings toward each other that might lead to war among nations if not taken care of before they have serious results. His enthusi- asm dwelt on the idea of people against people which if not suppressed might cause - trouble. This is Friday the 13th but I 104 years young WATER FLUME — George Regier of Zurich and Keith Anger, torMerly of Zurich but' now iivirig in London, demdnstrate a water flume used for farmstead., planning and ventilation studies in the agriculture mechanics building• during last• week's open house at Centralia ATTENTION Corn Growers Watch for NEW PRIDE 1169 In the Test Piot Results it is giving excellent yields with standability. THIS VARIETY WILL DEFINITELYSELL OUT EARLY For any Information or Placing orders Contact Jim Cooper RA-3; KlOpen_ 262-6104 didn't realiirlrwas a deer until I saw the white flash of its tail. I was lucky that time. Since I came home I read in the Huntsville Forester that a moose appeared on Main Street. The policeman was called and he just manoever- ed it into the nearest woods no trouble there. That hap. pened early in the morning. They can be dangerous and it is wisest to ignore them as they will charge when disturbed. Mrs. Seiler's daughters Marguerite Ramon and Marguerite Burlet and Maria Steiner, Santa Monica, Cali- fornia came to visit me while visiting their mother Marie Seiler, Switzerland. Rev, Janes Vanslyke our minister called on Anna and I for a routine visit and pray- ers, for our welfare. Mrs. Mabel Crouch visited Gladys Brightrall. Rev. Vanslyke also visited Gladys Brightrall and Beisie Smale, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Regele with Anna Hoegy also Mr. and Mrs. John Brown, Blyth. Betty Beuttenmiller visited her granditibther:". Anna Hoegy also her daughter. Marie Muegge. am not superstitious and I say' thirteen is my lucky number. Why? I will explain. After completing the Teacher's course at the Faculty of Education, when applying for a School. I wrote several applications and my thir- teenth was for Huntsville school. I was accepted and I think I was lucky serving the school there for ten years 1919-1929. That was half a century ago. Some of my ex-pupils there still remem- ber me. My ex-pupil Bruce West who started with the Globe and Mail as a reptirter and later as a columnist ' who writes in Thursday's Globe and Mail special section. When I first took ill he called and his wife and two daugh- ters. On reading in the Huron Expositor of the accident with a deer. One time when I was driving on the road turning right from Bannockburn Hill. a secluded area, a deer jumped across the' road in' front of me. I always used to take a drive in there• in the autumn which reminded me most.of-Muskoka, -deer jumped across. the road and disappeared over the fence. I College of Agriculture Technology , at -Huron. Park. Both are students at the school. The flume enables planners to show what effect the wind may have on buildings when it comes to things like- drifting snow. (Photo by Campbell) A resident in' Zurich's Blittifiter Rest Mime cele- brated her 104th birthday last week. Marie Gelinas, who -waaraisedin Drysdale;-mark- ed the ()Cession at a party with friends.