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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-12-02, Page 9Correspopderit 1416.00 SH0111008 250 .W. General annual M was heid on Monday Holt kr 23 at 8 p.m. Pre t Edythe Beacom ed ell. The theme was "," and Audrey Thorrip- the scripture. on d Eclythe gave mall- tatiOqn4 prayer. The Witte* of Sept. 7th wwhSre„, Secretary )041, rresponderice in- cluded thank you from lama• JeWitt d family; from the. Hom girls. Bonnie and Brenda; she Shaddick. Ruth and All Shaddick, Ferree McGuire from Margaret Taylor f tliefitewards for the done n of $500.00 from the West bouts. an appeal and Hum Day Centre for Homebou , and from Alma College. Treasure* report by Mar- garet show4 a good balance on hand of 2,586.78. Thealjoeation of $900 was accepted and a 'donation of MO to Huron Day centre for Homebound, $25 to Alma College and $1000 to the board of stewards. Edythe Beacom reported for the social committee in thence of Kathy McDougall and taitra Lyon reported. on the supply forthe mitten tree, Two knit hats, 2 pr. Socks. 2 pr. slippers and 2$ pr. mit- tens have been sent in. Dora Shobbrook reported, for com- munity friendship, and card*. Berean Unit had no meet- ings in Jan., Feb., Dec. but held 2 meetings at Dora Shobbrook's (March) and Margaret Whyte's (August1 The group entertains the Aimwell Unit in May with a travelogue by Gary Sottiaux on the Pacific Crest trail. Margie Whyte was the speak- er in August. In July the Gail Lear's music recital. Mary Longman reported 3 funeral lunches were served for Norman Wright. dery Shobbrook and Annie Leitch. Betty Hulley reported for nominating which is not com- plete and will be reported later. It was moved Margaret Good buy poinsettas, for the • chorch and that buying, corn - mittee fietty 'Moon and Mar- gone Duizer buy plants for the manse before Open House December 6. Huron, Perth Presbyterial Business meeting is January 25 at 1 p.m. at Hensall U.C. Six delegates from Londes- borough church will attend. Audrey -Thompson and Joan Virkyte are to see abourthe hot water tank and the stove. Christmas gifts• of $19 islo be sent to the Fosterchild. The Cristmte.s meeting, is December 7th at 6:30 p.m. Each is bring a guest. Supper is .a pot Isc.12vmeetillg- ExPoittx."-EXPRIPITION $5 'The Explorers opened with the Explerer Sin Lert Li- vermore and Lisa'SperiTee did the Explorer Emblem, Loy- anne Adamsdiathe EXplorer picture. The offering was ZEHRS CANADA 'A' GRADE ? limit 3 doz. per customer VANDERMEIDESAINEIRDA Arlene Vanderheide, daughter of`Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Vanderheide of Mitchell and John Salverda, son of. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Salyer& of Londesboro were married Friday. May 29 at Main-Sheet United Chnrch, Mitchell. Rev. CA. Sellouts officiated the double ring ceremony. Diane VanderHeide, sister of the bride was maid of honour and bridesmaids were Diana Meinen, friend of the bride, Mary Salverda, sister-in-law of the groom and Wilma Bakelaar, friend of the bride. Ed Salverda of Londesboro. brother of the groom was best man and ushers were Jack Lubbers, brother-in-law of the groom. Eddie Salverda, cousin of the groom and Charles VanderHeide, brother of the bride. Shirley VanderHeide, sister of the bride. was the flowergirl. The organistwas Anne Otten of Mitchell. Following the wedding a reception was held at the Mitchell Community Centre with Frank DeWeerd, the bride's uncle as master of ceremonies. The couple is now residing at RR1. Londesboro. Aimwell Unit plans potluck supper 510 g SIZE LIBBYS ''.ZEHRS BUTTER . FRESH $ FROM THE CREAMERY LIMIT '4 LOS, PEFCCUSITAIER., . 1 LB. SIZE BOX OF 200 WHITE, YELLOW OR PINK CAPRI ECONOMY BATHROOM TISSUE ASSORTED VARIETIES KAL KAN CAT FOOD 6 oz TINS • • Replacements Insulated. WindOws that will keep out the cold winter winds. 014$107141114/011.4.. -- 2 4, r4.46`eraN For FREE estimate on complete sales and installation phone Huron Structures BRUSSELS 8874200 1,,,„, , • • •-2,4,7' ,.,,, 0 .0 • ap pr, eciate • SHIRTSRBI EEs O Ts SOCKS VELOUR-TOPS PYJAMAS. SCARVES SWEATERS 20' OPF ALL WINTER COATS AND JACKETS • GIFT 1110XES GIFT CE . RTIFICATES" FREE. SHIRT '& TIE WITH ,EVERY SUIT SOLD AT OUR REGULAR PRICE = MAIN CO,.R CLINTON 411121732 THE. HURON E, 00$11PR• 009EPASER 1$11 • • Ives $1 75 in donations DIET FogPSI or MOUNTAIN DEW 750 ml BOTTLES 4 ROLL PKG: SOFT STYLE 1 LB. BOWL WHITE SWAN WHITE. YELLOW. PINK OR BEIGE FACIAL TISSUE, &ILSONS WILD) PAKS ASSORTED VARIETIES BETTY CROCKER "SUPER MOIST"., CAKE MIXES UNSWEETENED PINK OR'WHITE GRAPEFRUIT OR ORANGE JUICE OR SWEETENED ORANGE JUICE PACK OF SIX '6 oz 'TINS EA • BLUEWATER C MANZANILLA STYLE INKS OLIVES 149 375 ml JAR DICKS SALAD OLIVES JARS V NE11-SON - ASSTD FLAVOURS FRUITPLUS YOGURT 125 g CUPS 1 • Libbys R d • KIDNEY BEANS Libbys Fancy SAUERKRAUT In Tomato-Sauce HEINZ SCARIOS With Beef "79' HEINZ SCARIOS 19.0: ChiCkeo Noddle. Ring Noodle or 2 t Affr# LIPTON SOUP MIXES suPr6me Maxwell House INSTANT 1 10 'boating 011 PAM -SPRAY Bye the Sea l ight CHUNK TUNA Libbys Mix SLOPPY JOE H su . 1-41.., i rot. PARTY SNACKS Hight ,„ I. LOBSTER Zehrs Colby Brick. Marble MOZZARELLAH""th or 16 or '2.39 650,129 " " 159 '2.68 *165 200 q 1.11 Teriderflake PURE LARD Richs Frozen COFFEE-RICH Kraft Pure ORANGE JUICE Westons ENGLISH MUFFINS Westons, Mealtyme FRUIT CAKE Westons Mealtyme FRUIT. CAKE ' 3 VARIETIES FROZEN 8 OZ SIZE '00q 1 l8 PKG gyr 64 or 500 , 49' 1.49 79$ 179 1.55 PKG -en 8 q. AM 84 YA12311t, I TUMOR *MA H 1180181 tirA023111181M ALI 848:8 irAOSIt918 FINE GRANULATED WHITE SUGAR 2'Kg BAG OW,PF,IICg ZE,IIRS LOW PRICE SPECIAL PRICE CARNIVAL ICE CREAM POT PIE 5 FLAVOURS # yminialig ,, 1 -,, 24 ,,i63€12 pliir 13 BAJIAVA 1113111300 0 - ' :111Y.M0 group toured Yarns of Tralee at Listowel and after a picnic toured Milbank cheese fac- tory. Five interesting meet- ings were held in the church. Semen unit cleaned brass and served lunch at Louise McGregor's music recital. They ,also provided cookies and drinks. for 4 days at YacatiOn Bible Sawa There arel6 AnnUal mem- bers, life members 5., Aver- age attendance is. 15.7 with perfect attendance by Marg- aret Good. 4411-47 LongMan and Dorn Shobbrook. Cards sent; get well 47; sympathy 15 and baby 2; rose and bud vase 4. Helen Lee reported that the Aimwell unit had a very successful year under the leadership of Helen Lee and •Marion Snell. The group made crafts; Blyth festival meals; had ham and turkey supper, entertained other units with Lorna Miller as speaker; and served lunch at $4.25 Beverly Kennedy and Cheri kloggart are on games ' next week. We are havingour carol sing on December 19. Our neat meeting will be on December 3. The other ex- plorers finished saying their memory verses. Our story this week, is called "1 feel - sorry for her". Our craft this:week is making' angelS.. pgasoilw, Mr. inCI)04110* Shad- illek attended the funeral on Monday Nivember 30 at ffeedhsiii Memorial ChOPei in LondOnfor Mrs. Rev. A,E. Menzies sge. 77. Sympathy is extended to Rev. Menzies. Beecher and Alex and Marie. Rev. Menzies was minister here from 1938 to 1945 and he and his family made many friends here. Mr.,and Mrs. Nelson Reid. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Williamson of Walton. Mrs. Alvin Ste- more, . Mr. and Mrs. Bill Boneschanker of Stratford were Satufflay night supper guests of Mrs. Jean Scott. Mrs.. Dors Shobbrook visit- ed on Friday With hit brother Mr. and Mrs. Fred Vodden • lClinton when ditcy celebrited his birthday. W.I. cards thii Friday December 4th at, 8:30 p.m. In charge are Elma Jewitt and Isabel Colson. Everyone wel- come. December lith will be W.I. Family night Christmas party and Pot luck at 6:30' p.xtr. A good attendance is hope,dlor. Please note this date change: The couples bowling club evening has beeirehang-... ed-to December 13 due to the 'Myth and District Carol. Ser- vice being held in the Londes- boro church on December 20. The Aimwell Unit met for the November meeting on the sixteenth at the church. The meeting was ,presided by Helen Lee. Ferret Mc- Clure accompanied at the piano for the opening. A Smile Your Neighbour and Neighbourly; Gifts, short stories, were read by Helen Lee. The minutes were read by Penny Overboe. Fifteen members were in ntten- _ dance. treasurelsiepOrt `was g iren - by Pearl Ivlasin and.- • n, .was taken. Florence Cartwright volun- teered to be a representative for the nominating commit- tee. Audrey Thompson moved we have no meeting in December hoping everyone will attend theGeteral Meet- ing, Dec. 7, a potluck supper. Betty Hulley seconded this. A list was comprised of shut-ins to be• visited before Christmas. Anyone wishing to visit a shut-in on behalf of the Airmen Unit please contadt Helen Lee. Themeetl ing adjourned-to work tables where the ladies made flow- ers for the Hospital and favours for Christmas day. Lunch was providAd by Mar- io'h Snell who was- unable to attend because of illness. The next meeting will be January 18th. BOSTON• BLUE FISH FRIES OR MINCED COO FISH & CHIPS (FISH FRIES 8 0: FISH 8 CHIPS 16 0:1 • k . 3 QT. BAG or JUG FRESH MILK HOMO - 2°0 • SKIM PLUS JUG DEPOSIT 14 01 TIN 59# 28 o: 79$ J40. 59' PEPSI. COLA PLUS DEP. LIBBYS FANCY -VEGETABLES ' SMALL WHOLE BEETS PEAS & CARROTS. CREAM CORN. • PEAS OR KERNEL CORN 12-t4 FL. OZ. TINS WHITE. WHOLE OR CRACKED WHEAT ZEHRS BREAD 24 oz LOAF Welchadd' GRAPE DRINK Reynolds • 18 inch 25 f1 200: i.49 ALUMINUM FOIL Strawberry. Chocolate MILKMATE SYRUP Connote Snow CRAB MEAT Planters Dry Roast PEANUTS Converted Rice ROL'. or Banana I q 32S 9 2 X4 48n, 1.59 1.$5. ISO 119 Church has gift Sunday Greeters were Margaret Whyte and Jim Jamieson; ushers were Brad Lyon, Scott Overboe, David. Stevenson and Gary- Wilts. The Sunday School pupils accompanied by their teach- ' ers occupied front pews. The flowers were in loving mem- ory of Harry Watkins placed by his wife Hazel and family. The service was "The littlest star" 'put on by the Sunday School pupils, Leader was John Cartwright. Shirley Scott gave a • short talk to the children about the stars and the dippers. Junior choir with 'Barb Beaman.organist and Choir director sang 'Do you seewhat I see" and "Every Star Shall Sing A Carol." The presentation "The lit- tlest star" by a number of students with Bob Jamieson reading scripturei,4h, chil- dren presented their White gifts. Rev. Scott gave an, nouncements: next Sunday. December 6th, all are invited tothe 3rd annual Open House at the manse beginning at 7:30p.m. All are welcome; on December 7th the General U.C.W. Christmas pot luck meeting, all ladies are invited to attend and bring a guest; Aimwell and Berean units have cancelled. their Decem- ber meetings and urge mem- bers to attend the General meeting. A church library is station- ed in the Narthex of the church there are a number of bookS with good reading that can be borrowed. There was a letter of thanks from Good Will Industries. London. Hullett Central donates to Hospital On Thurs.. Nov. 26 Hullett had an assembly. Mrs. Tay- lor-Smith from the Huron County Playhouse in Grand Bend. came to our school and presented the school with a picture of the cast of the play, "the Music Man" Which some band members were in last summer. Also a representative from the Clinton Hospital Builiiing Fund accepted a cheque for $1$0.00 from the school's runathort back, in October. The other half went to the schools student's council. f4eXta COS& Ruud roresen- titbit came and showed us a aboOt boat safety and various life jackets were shown.