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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1984-12-19, Page 34LC4 - THE HURON EXPOSITOR, DECEMBER 19, •1984. WALTON AND AREA Walton residents gather to celebrate Christmas Correspondent MRS. BETTY ibICCALL 887-6677 Walton 1 members and friends attended the Christmas meeting on Wednesday evening. A turkey supper was prepared by Phyllis Mitchell and her losing side of the copper 'Coritest. Marie McGavin, leader of the winning side assisted in cleaning up while Phyllis and Mildred played several musical numbers. Christmas carols were played by Doreen Hackwell. The devotions were led by Margery Huether, reading a poem, "I Go To Church at Christmas" followed by the Christmas message with readings and carols. Viola Kirkby and Melva Fraser assisted with readings Rev. Swan contributed a solo followed by Marion Godkin playing a selection. Marie McGavin told many '61 -'the Christmas meanings, legends and symbols. Viola Kirkby presided for the business. Audrey Hackwell took the roll call. Offering was received by Doreen Hackwell. Financial report from the general meeting was given by Leona McDonald. Coming events were announced, the community Carol Service at Duff's and the annual meeting is set for Jan. 23. The new programs for the coming year were given out to members with the same slate of officers in for the next year. The exchange of gifts closed the social hour. DUFF'S UNITED Belgrave Sunday Scho Correspondent MRS. LEWIS STONEHOUSE 88/-9487 The Christmas meeting of the Afternoon Unit of Knox United Church Women, Belgrave, was held at the home of Olive Bolt. Dec. 11. Sara Anderson opened the meeting with an article about Bishop Tu Tu, winner of the Nobel Peace Prize. The officers for 1985 were appointed: They are leader, Sara Anderson; secretary, Mrs. Ross Higgins; treasurer, Mrs. Lawrence Taylor; program convenor, Janisa Coulte-s; social, Olive Bolt; sick and shut-in, Olive Campbell. The worship service was conducted by Janisa Coultes. Mrs. Bolt gave some Christmas poems, praise. The roll call for the January meeting is to bring an article on Korea, the subject of the study. EUCHRE WINNERS Nine tables of euchre were in play in the WI Hall on Dec. 11. Winners were high lady, Mrs. Clarence Hanna; novelty lady, Mrs. John King; low lady, Olive Bolt; high man, Clarence Hanna: novelty man, Wilfred Walker; low man. Edgar Wightman. The next euchre will be held Jan. 9 starting at 8 p.m. Everyone is welcome. WHITE GIFT SERVICE The Sunday School observed their annual White Gift Service at Knox United Church, Belgrave, on Sunday. Sunday School superin• tendent Bill Coultes conducted the service and was assisted by Sunday School members. • Welcoming the congregation at the door were Corey McKee and Patrick Cull while Katherine Procter and Paul Coultes ushered and handed out programs. Scripture lessons were read by Jennifer Procter and Sharon Kellar, The regular offering was received by Chris Michie. Robert Cordon, Allison Coultes and Heather Morton. Dean Vincent and David McKee collected the White Gift offering in wicker baskets. This money will be used to support a foster child in the Philippines for another year. An important part of the service was the dedication by Rev. John G. Roberts of a projector Nought for the use of the Sunday School and church with money from the Memorial Fund of the church. A screen which was a gift of Catherine MacDonald in memory of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Norman Keating. former members and leaders in Knox United Church. The Junior Choir sang the anthem "What Child is This". Elizabeth Procter. organist and Mrs. Freda Johnston. pianist supplied Christmas music for the service. Res John Roberts stroke to the children of the orloin of giving White Gifts and reminded all of Jesus. words, "Inasmuch as ye have done It unto one of the least of these ye has c done it unto me After the service. a lunch was scrsed in the church school room CHRISTMAS SERVICE The regular meeting of the Evening Unit was held Dec 4 at the home of Mrs Ross Anderson A Christmas worship service and program was led by Mrs. Murray Vincent. A Christmas story "Memories of a Countrs Christmas" was read by Mrs. Norman Cook Mrs Cliff Logan read a poem "Priceless Gift of Christmas" Thc story "And For As I ong As II an Remember'. was read ho Mrs les Vincent Mrs George Michie conducted the husi ness Members decided to renew thi subscription forihc magazine for the hospital for another two sears The following officers for 19315 wcr, clefted leader. Mrs 1Feorge Michie. assist ant leader Mrs Robert Grashv. setretan Mrs John McIntosh. assistant sccrciar\ Rev. Charles A. Swan conducted the third advent Sunday worship at Duff's United. The preSentation of White Gifts fot the Huron County Christmas Bureau were given by the children of the Sunday School. Greeters were Allan and Alice Searle. Offering received by Barry Hoegy and Graeme Craig. Local area churches gathered in the auditorium of Duff's United Church Sunday evening for a combined Christmas service. The large choir was formed by the local churches with organist Mrs. Wilbee and pianist Mrs. Kai and choir .leader assisted. Taking parts' were Rev. Charles Swan, Walton United�`fibrch; Rev, Dave Snihun, Londesboro United Church; Rev. Dave Theissen, Huron Chanel Missionary Church 1 give White Gifts Mrs, Les Shaw; treasurer, Mrs. Albert Cook; social convenor, Annie Cook, Mrs. Lorne Campbell; community friendship, Mrs, Lew- is Stonehouse, Mrs. Agnes Bieman; pianist. Mrs. George Johnston; group leaders, Mrs. George Johnston, Mrs. Laura Johnston, Mrs. Les Shaw, Mrs. George Procter. MrsHarold Vincent, Mrs. Jim Hunter. The next meeting will be held Jan. 3 at the home of Mrs, Dorothy Logan. Lunch was served by Mrs. Bert Johnston and Mrs, Lewis Stonehouse. Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Robinson in the loss of her father Bill Rintoul who passed' away at St. Joseph's Hospital on Dec. 10. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hanna held Christmas for their family on Sunday, Dec. 16 with 34 present, Those attending were from .Kitchener, Goderich, Blyth, Londesboro and Belgrave. Following the dinner Ross Procter spoke and showed slides on his trip to France, He also showed slides of the presentation of Doris Bushell's quilt to Queen Elizabeth at Amhert View near Kingston. Convenors of the meeting were Mrs. Clarence Hanna 9.nd Mrs. Stanley Black. in Auburn; Rev. Robin Lyons, Si. John's Anglican Church in Brussels, Trinity Angli- can, Blyth and St. Mark's Anglican in Auburn. Rev, Roger Gelwicks, Blyth Chris- tian Reformed Church. PERSONALS Institute members are reminded of change of place for their Christmas potluck supper at the home of Margaret Shortreed this Wednesday night at 6:30 p.m. with a gift exchange. Mr. and Mrs. Ross.Driscoll and Mr. and Mrs. Percy Dalton visited on Tuesday evening at the home of Ruth Tharner. In the Christmas Sunday School concert last Sunday night it should have read that Gloria Wilbee, playing her guitar, accompan- ied with the chtldren to sing their Christmas choruses, instead of Gloria Love. Jason' Shortr ed, son of Bill and Valerie Shortreed wa a patient for a few days this week at th Children's War Memorial Hospital in L ndooj . th par t'pe , a Partr(d9e o'n, a IDEAL GIFTS for ` 4 GOLFERS & FRIENDS JEQUIPMENT & CLOTHING 2O -5O% OFF GIFT CERTIFICATES for golf or equipment GIFTS as low as $5.00 Layaway NOW IIAIt(,F.\ tl� THINK GOLF YHIS CHRISTMAS SEAFORTH GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB 1 MILE EAST OF VAN EGMOND HOUSE Winter Hours 10 a!m. - 6 p.m. Daily 527-0985 or call C.A. Dolg 527-1549 SPECIAL PRICES IN EFFECT 9 A.M. WED. DEC. 19 UNTIL CLOSING 6 P.M. MON. DEC. 24 SAVINGS UNTIL 6 P.M. CHRISTMAS EVE SCHNEIDERS SMOKED ,r BONELESS n.at ' FULLY -COOKED OLDE FASHIONED HAM HALF OR WHOLE 7.69/kg zehrs fine markets... of fine foods CUT FROM CANADA 'A' GRADE BEEF BLADE BONE REMOVED BLADE OR SHORT RIB ROASTS E f'„rH I51 )T1lfAv? DIG.L! ' 1 ,28W BRAND 6.15/kg MAPLE LEAF 3.51/kg STORE SLICEDVISKING STYLE OR 14591b COOKED 1' AM 2.79. PARA BOLOGNA WIENERS OR SAUSAGEvsa . ZMW BRAND 7.69/kg SHOPSYS 3.06/kg SAUSAGECREAMY KOLBASSA COIL 3.49, STYLE COLE SLAW - 1.39b. SCHNEIDERS 8.80/kg SHOPSY FRESH 3.95/kg STORE SLICED,,,POTATO & EGG OLD FASHIONED HAM 3.9 SALAD 1.791b SCHNEIDERS 10.10/kg SHOPSYS 3.95/kg JUMBO STYLE SLICED MIXED SUMMER SAUSAGE 4.58b BEAN SALAD 1.79b SPECIAL BONELESS! BLADE on SHORT RiB ROASTS ,POU A r.RAOF BFFF 4 81/kq 2.18 Ib SPECIAL TENDER CROSS CUT RIB ROAST on STEAKS UNTIL 6 P.M. CHRISTMAS EVE SUPER SPECIAL! YOUNG' FROZEN UTILITY GRADE 2.6o/kg TURKEYS CWMTRY GOLD SLICED 15 VAR.) COOKED MEATS '25 c Oi9e BONELESS STEWING BEEF 505' 52.29. SCHNEIDERS 6 VAR. SANDWICH ® MEAT SPREAD ROLLS 250 91 3O SCHNEIDERS SLIM 3 VAR. 1 MEAT STICKS 15° v 4. 9 SCHNEIDERS SLICED PASTRAMI OR .99 CORNED BEEF 3,50 P PKGS MAPLE LEAF SLICING OR STUFFING 4 49 SAUSAGE MEAT ROLLS 500.1. MAPLE LEAF SMOKED COOKED �. �� HAM STEAKS '75 a MAPLE LEAF COCKTAIL '1.69 WIENERS OR SAUSAGEvsa . SPECIAL BONELESS! CROSS CUT RIB ROASTS on STEAKS FRnU A r.RAn* BFFF FROM 4 0440E BEEF 5 49/kg 6 15/kg 450 g PKG 1.79 149 2.79 SPECIAL SCHNEIDERS DUTCH TREAT, ALL BEEF OR RED HOT WIENERS Y SPECIAL! s o4/k9 ALL YOUNG FROZEN SIZES BUTTERBALL 'A' GRADE TURKEYS 1•f/Ve, SPECIAL! 3A64/k9 'A' GRADE YOUNG ALL MIRACLE BASTE SIZES TURKEYS lb SPECIAL! NO NAME SLICED COOKED HAM J75 9 129 SPECIAL! FROZEN GRADE 'A' YOUNG DUCKS 2 64/k9 I.29 Ib FROZEN BRETHREN 'A' GRADE GEESE 3 73/kg _ 1. 6 9 1I , 'A' GRADE FROZEN GAME HENS AOVGZ 1 49 E A SPECIAL SCHNEIDERS MINI - SIZZLERS 3 VARIFT4s 50048"G SPECIAL SCHNEIDERS SLICED SIDE BACON S V 4R4,,45 50414 P4, 2.49. 2.79 PRODUCT OF SPAIN CLEMENTINES ORANGES 1.96 /kg 89 PRODUCT OF U.S.A. Ib HOLIDAY STORE HOURS MONDAY, DEC. 24 OPEN 7 A.M. CLOSING 6 P.M. MONDAY. DEC 31 CLOSING 6 P M TUESDAY. JAN. 1st CLOSED BALANCE OF WEEK REG HOURS TUESDAY DEC 25 CLOSED WEDNESDAY. DEC 26 CLOSED BALANCE OF WEEK REG HOURS MAKES AN IDEAL GIFT MULTIPLE BLOOMS POINSETTIAS CRANBERRIES 99, FRESH 12 OZ'. PKG. JUMBO SIZE PROD. OF U.S.A. CALIFORNIA NAVEL ORANGES SUPER PAINTERS - Brussels Public School students showed their artistic abilities when they painted the windows et the Brussels post office. Painting their window are Janice Heise and Scott Bremner. (Wasslnk photo) WHILE SUPPLIES LAST WITH WHITE MUM POINSETTIA 7 Poi 7.99 ASST° COLOURS POTTED MUMS oT 3.99 POINSETTIA 6 MIXED PAN BLOOMING AZALEAS WITH DECORATION IVY °N HOOP 7 6 POT 5,99 POT 6 POT 3.99 PROD. OF B.C. CAN. FCY RED OR GOLD DELICIOUS APPLES PROD. OF U.S.A. LETTUCE 1 9kg 3; ROMAINE EACH 3 PAPAYAS EACH 39? PRODUCT OF U.S.A. LEMONS 4/39' PROD. OF U.S.A. FLORIDA LIMES 4/79' tb PROD. OF BRAZIL PROD. or B.C. 1 96,09 CANADA FANCY ANJOU PEARS 39°b PROD. OF MEXICO BRUSSEL SPROUTS 79b PROD, OF U.S.A. CAN, NO. 1 YAMS PROD. OF U.S.A. CHERRY TOMATOES PINT PROD, OF ONT, CAN. NO. 1 WANED RUTABAGAS 2194' ONIONS 5 840 99' 1 30/kg 59b 99° PROD. OF ON1. CAN. N0. 1 CARROTS 510 840 39' PROD. OF ONT, CAN. NO, 1 COOKING SPECIAL COUNTRY GOLD COOKED ROUND DINNER HAM 659 k9 2.99. PROD. OF U.S.A. CAN. NO. 1 RED *; EMPEROR GRAPES 1.72 /kg 7 Zit `T� ,� FRESH BR4CCoLI PROD. OF U.S.A. CALIFORNIA 814 BUNCH SPECIAL PRICES EXPIRES 6 P.M. CHRISTMAS EVE MONDAY, DECEMBER 24TH