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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-12-30, Page 8• for rs Huilett students busy in final school wiek CONCERT On Wed.. Dec. 16th at 8:IS p.m. Bullet* SchOnl held their annual Christ as con- cert. ,Several -gra es from kindergarten tograde 6 Christ took part in the concert. The concert lasted broil MOO p.m. and was a' complete success. STRATFORD ART ' GALLERY Bruce White from The Stratford Art Gallery visited the Grade 5 and Grade 6 on Friday, December 18. He showed slides of paintings and people of art to them. It was a great experience to learn about art work as Mr. White spent about an hour with each class. C.H,S.S. SCHOOL BAND AND CHOIR The C.H.S.S. visited Hel- len on Thurs.. Dec. '17th. The assembly started at 2:30 and ended at 3:00. The band and choir played and sang quite a variety of songs. Our thanks to the Central Huron Secondary Sch pupils who took part in the a sembly and to Mr. Robb wand and Mrs, L. Mac it gor. The Hullett entre! Stn- dent Council aw to raise money for . to m uniforms was also dra n during the assembly. Wi ners were as follows: 1st Mrs. Donna Flynn, 2nd R bie Radford, 3rd Mr. Bill iBson. CE On rida . Dec. 18th But- lett had a chool dance for grades 7 a d 8. Chips and pop were old to the stud- ents. The dance had a good turnout nd was a great success. RAND AND CHOIR PERFORM On riday, Dee. 18th, the seni band and junior choir pert 'tined at Huronview and He ther Gardens. This tour w enjoyed by everyone and aucacin. this year was a great ess posit ,--..-,,%,,,.. V s a n :: ::_f"- l. P_e___ ---..-1 .,_-_-_.... ,---,..-:---_. .---_-:--- .-...,, 4. _-%; -0 .------------= ..„..., 0 0. ,....„__o • :5--,0- -A -..„,--..:. .,-: -A Pride of Canada COOKED' HAM 0,1.49 Sandwich Style (f3y the piece .!.S3.19) $3 THURINGERSLICa Shopsys Ccite Slaw'or POTATO SALAD. Lp yy Schneiders Is your kitchen realty for a face lift ? CUSTOM KITCHENS AND VANITIES /L.' /may NEW CONSTRUCTION OR REMODELING COME IN AND'SEE THE SPECIALISTS John Patterson -482.3183 BALL-MACAULAY SEAFORTH 527-0910 LIMITED CLINTON 482-3405 HENSALL 262-2418 1 oromma INFORMATION ABOUT FUNERALS FUNERAL DIRECTOR ROSSAISEY What to do when a death occurs out-of-town If you're ever involved in arranging a funeral for someone who dies out of town. you should contact a local funeral director who will make the arrangements with a funeral director in the city where the death occurred Our membership in professional organizations gives us contact with many highly( qualified funeral service people across North America We'll take the necessary steps to have the deceased brought horite We will confer with you at long distance or with other family members locally to plan the funeral It is important to remember to call Our home town funeral director TIRST This will avoid duplication Of effort and fees If you 'wish further details on out-of-town arrangements, please contact us WHITNEY4IBEY FUNERAL HOME 87 Goderith Street,' West Se forth, Ont. NOK.4W0 5274890. tesliillessiumseisonommeimmummilwoom CAN. NO. 1 All Zehrs Markets will close at 6 P.M. on New Years Eve Thur. Dec. 31, and will remain closed until 8:30 A.M. Saturday January 2, 1982. ONNIUITB Olt DOLE BANANAS • 1-.13, or Prod. of Mexico Can. No. i Of CUCUMBERS A PrOduct Of Criteria s for mUSHROOMS La- Ars Prod. of D.C. Red Delicious pi EA. no FANCY APPLES3!-66AGilt PRICE LBS. eon LAAGE Produ'ct of U.S1A. Can. No. 1 f SPANISH ONIONS PrOduct of Florida 6 FRESH LIMES Product of California A FRESH LEMONS KIWI FRUIT IF Product of New Zealand PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CELERY HEARTS PRODUCT OF CALIFORNIA CANADA NO: I' DE SH OWER FR CAW PRODUCT OF CALIFORNIA NAVEL ORANGES Product of U.S.A. bunches GREEN ONIONS 1 L8 PKG RADISHES 1 Product of U.S.A. Prod. of y.s,4. Cant *1 Sweet GR!E,N ,PEP ton of Moorefield spent last week wtih Mr. and Mrs. Thompaott, Mr.-and Mrs. Ray Radford London. Mr. and Mrs. John Lawrie. Robbie and Jennifer. Kitchener. spent Boxing Day with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Bob- Thompson. Mr. and Mrs.'Wm. Hamil- ton and Mr. and Mrs. Thom- pson spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Horne. Palmerston and Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton returned to their dcs.boro. Remember: volleyball starts January 6th at the school. Ages 13.I'at ":30 to 8:30 over 18 at 8:30 all welcome•• Mr and Mrs. Lester Allan of Watford and Miss Mary Walker of London visited on Su'-,day with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Allen. Three members of the Londesboro Y P Carol Cam 250g. SIZE ' 175g, Schneiders cooked meats $ Zehrs sliced 2soo SALAMI in PORK TAILS Patl SZ SAUSAGES WIENERS Zehrs sliced Maple Leaf Cocktail 250g. 1090M00 'WON - S23401 ' 4/441.114;14, Celia Pater- ** a Katie LondOn spen Mr. and Mrs. Colin !Ver. aonsad Kati .," spent the; **,04 8104(1/0' parents Mr,- and Mrs. Bob Elktrits--At the same home, on Saturday, were Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Stnith; Mike and Jack of Kincardine arteJim Neilans air Christmas day. Wayne Vella of Kingston is *Pending the holiday with his mother Mr. and Mrs. Ken . Vodden and his sister Mr. and Mrs. Ian Hulley. Clinton Mr. and Mrs,. Cliff Saun detcock spent ChristmaS' eve with Mr. and Mrs. John Saundercock and Lisa in Woodstock, returning home Christmas Day. Mrs. Dora Shobbrook spent Christmas eve and Christmas Day with her daughter Thelrhe Ellerby and family, Clinton, on box. Anil day. Ross and Muriel Sheryl. David, Tri- sha, Darren, Sarah, John and John Perri of Wdedstock spent the day and all went to Vicki and Dan Colqphoun. Clinton, for a \family gather- ing. They returned home Sunday evening. Christmas visitors at the manse were Rev. Scott's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott Pointe Clark. Montreal. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Vodden spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnston and family. \ • Myrtle Fariserine spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Stan Yungblutt and fondly, Goderich. Olive Johnson. Clinton spent Christmas Day with Edythe Beacom and Laura Lyon. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lyon held Christmas on Boxing Day. Present were Laura Lyon. Mr.' and Mrs. Murray Lyon. Bradley 11.94,,Vela(ttia. -Edythe Beacom, Mr. :And Mrs. Ronald Moes, Wayne Lyon and friend and Cheryl. Prot and Mrs. Bill An- dtcW*, Brenda and Nancy of lOtonte Were at home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. E. `Wood and Greg Andrews Christmas Day. On Boxieg. Day Mr. and Mrs. Ken Wood. Janet. Joanne. Karen and Doug of Wingham were at the same home. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hamil- ,,. son's home was bought for Scott Memorial Hospital now the Manor Nursing Home . Last Endo afternoon Grades IV. V and VI from Seaforth Public School came with a program of 'singing with Mrs. Griffin at the piano and teacher. Mrs. Reynolds with them. Our administrator Irwin Johnston thanked the group for coming. Then the pupils passed trays of delicious cookies which', 'we enjoyed. These singers were enthusiastic and enjoyed what they were doing. They moved. among the residents shaking hands and wishing all a Merry Christmas. I'm sure the children enjoy- ed this contact with the residents and in return we enjoyed having these young people coming. and bringing their enthusiasm which show- ed the Christmas spirit. A real lesson for our youth which they will not soon forget. Today Saturday, the best news I can relate is that Anna Hoegy returned from University hospital. London. after a stay of about four weeks. She is my roommate. Her granddaughter Betty Beuttenmiller and family were here to welcome her. They had a real welcome MAY. Mr. and Mrs. Leonatd Muegge nee Jane Sills, brought her home. She had wonderful experiences at the hospital. She is feeling well 'after surgery at the hospital. VISITORS Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Forsy- the visited several people in the Home, the McKay bro- thers, and Mabel Turnbull. As of now, it ihoks like, a white Christmas,. In these days we have no fear of the' snow as our snowploughs are efficient in keeping the toads safe for traffic. Don Brightrall with Gladys Brightrall. Carol Glanville and Suzanne Dinsmore visit- ed the Home.arol comes often. She has come , here since she was small child. She brings Totie her pet or borrows a neighbour's dog, "Nickie'", Patti Muegge's dog. It all brightens our day. Frank Holley With Ella Hulley. Sunday the Primary 'Class of Northside United Church came during their regular class time period and presented the Nativity scene, forus. It was very real as all characters pf the Nativity scene were represented. Leaders of this group are Charlotte McKercher. Shir- ley Laverty, Ruth Townsend, and Judy, Hhmon. This play was done in pantomime with actions but no speaking. Our sincere sympathy goes out to the Aikens family in the loss , of their father Rueben Aikens and Mrs. Aikens is in Ritz Villa Mitchell. Special guests were Mary Sills Townsend . Carols were sung to match the action _ "We Three Kings" Characters' were - The Ang- eis in all in white with wings bordered with tinsel - Nancy Stewart, was the Crooked Tree from which the manger was made and a large baby doll was placed in the manger. This nativity scene im- pressed us very much which made it more real to us. As a treat for us tangerines were passed. A special thanks to the leaders from us all. It is a real training for children to portray the Nativity Scene. The actors, were: trees - Robbie Eaton, Brent Whit- more, The Crooked Tree - Susan Stewart, Angels - Charlene Townsend, 'Kathy Laverty, Laura MoKetcher, Mary • Jamie Somerville, Joseph - John McKercher. home m Moorefield. Glen Johnston and Steve Radford of Edmonton. Alber- ta flew home December 18th to spend 9 days with parents Geraldine Johnston and Mr and Mrs. Len Radford. The) motored back . .4 , Darrell Shobbrook and Earl Johnston of Edmonton. Al- berta arrived home on Tues . a.m. Dec. 22 for the holidays . Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Shdbbrook. Darrell and Diana attended the Pierre fathil% Shepherds . Cathy Carter, Michael Ramon. Wise Men • Jonathon Hugill. Jeffery Tre• ineer. 3eremy Somerville. Star - Susan Stewart. Christmas at triple K rest einem. Bls-th on Sundev Staff seigeani Richard and Mrs. Shadduk. Sandra. David and Lynn returned to their home at admit)) B C on Thurs. Do:ember 31st from spending 3 a ks, with his Parents Mr. and Mrs. Allan Shaddick and her parents Mr and Mrs. Scott Seaforth.. Mr. and Mrs Allen Shad- dick and family attended the Walkom faniily Christmas at Legion. Hall in Mitt-tett There were SS pre$ent Elma Riley held Christmas on Sunday for her farniki and Mr. and Mrs. t erne Porter. London. and Mr and Mrs. Eimer Buogill, Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Aliens. family were home for Christ • mas day. Mr and Mrs. Wayne Jackson, Brian. Ken. Sandra, of Ridgetown. Mr. and Mrs. Don Scruton, Col- leen and John. Clinton. Mr and Mrs. Keith Allen.- Don. Mark Drew and Paula. Lon- wright. John Cartwright and John Lawson. went on a bus to Toronto to spend 3 days at Toe Alpha. Spending Boxing day with Florence Cartwright. John and Claude were Mr. and Mrs. Keith Cartwright. Donna and Patricia. London. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cart- wtiglit, Carol and Neil and Mrs. ith Cartwright. Hur- onview. CUT FROM GRADE 'A' BEEF STEAKS FROM THE LOIN T-BONE.T\. OR wiNti 'FROM THE LOIN SIRLOIN WITH ZEHRS SPECIAL TRIM • OUTSIDE BONELESS ROUND 23% OR LESS FAT Maple. Leaf tine or coarse * LIVERWURST LB. 9' Burns Swt. Pickled 1 , Corn Mealed - by the piece $2 49 BACK BACON LB. . K.P. Springvailey Summer Style SAUSAGE ggr" !- 5. BY MABEL TURNBULL Rev , David McKnight of Egmondville United Church took our service with Marilyn McKnight accompanying on her spanish guitar. His topic was on the Wise Men who brought gifts to the Infant Jesus. They brought three gifts, gold for a King. and' Frankincense and Myrrh. The service opened with "Silent Night." Reading: Psalm 23rd, he read it from a modern version, more un- derstandable to the younger people, These songs were sung by David, the shep- herd. "The Living Bible." Most older people who were raised on the, King James version, 1 remember as a young child reciting it to LLD. Wilson vibe was the superintendent of the Sunday School in first Presbyterian Church here. I can see him in my mind eye. A stoutish man whith a white •beard. the with a white beard, the same, style as Grandfather Turnbull from ear to ear. D.D. Wil- panish guitar .and carols at Kilbarchan MINI DELI'S Schneiders-roasted 9taily 1 3Kg. 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