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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1984-02-15, Page 6A8 T1jE HURON EXPOSITOR, FEBRUARY 1D, 10r+. Treeand shrub advi e The their Februaryemeetrth ing att the Pabltural ic School on Wednesday, Feb. 8. President Ruth Beuttenmiller welcomed everyone and told the group that 100 bicentennial rose bushes have been ordered and will be available to members at the May meeting at a cost of S4 perbush, This variety is a red miniature rose, Secretary, Nancy Kale reported plans for the BiCentennial supper are not complete. it is to be held in April at the Northside United Church and anyone wishing to serve on the committee'•would' be welcome. Members are invited to wear period dress. Members are reminded that their 1984 memberships are due. This year there will be three early bird draws (April, May, June), prizes being 525 gift certificate from Hildebrand Flowers and Bi -centennial rose bushes, There are still a few seats left for the bus trip to the Spring Garden and Landscape Show at the Automotive Building in Toronto Ca3�'Qt� yt on Feb. 22. Anyone wishing to go; contact Marge Phillips, Helen McNanghtop5 chairperson of the year book committee reported the yea; book hadone to press and should •he ready far the March meeting The guest speakers were a fath r and son. team from Thornes Nursery, Strathroy, They gave a lot of gooddvice gh.trees apd scrubs and also demonstrated how to prune trees and scrubs,. They also suggested tying sdubs and trees witir.t pf rection because theyo- IRo this way oiTo keep splice, mock orange f l lengood, cut Off at gro.,g' ei g every two' or three:.0a Mirk T i? nait1lairrting will at tkspitool D ea s 4 t' f �Pee'ker wI>� f licher s, past president of Ontario Ho, tura! Society ,and t gwer .show •jydgi " •r Blood clinicconies t • The Huron runt County Chapter of the County Health Foundationareexpanding t the their educational program on the risk of hem attack end stroke posed byuntreated high blood pressure. The aim is to find "hidden" cases in Seaforth and area and getting them under treatment.: . . . NOAKES: Donald. and Olga o- are "happy to announce the birth of. their daughter, Megan Laura Anna do Feb. I .at Guelph General Hospital, • weighing eight pounds, four ounces. First grandchild for Gr seila Zeniths, Dashwood, and eighth grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. BEUERMAN1 Jud and Warrenoakes, s are thrilled to announce the birth of Micheal Edward 8 lb. , 2 %r oz eon Feb: 1 'air first t Stratford General Hospital. Loving grand parents are Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Beuerman and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Rose, 71 ,Recient studies indicate there ;areg )tn y�y Mch hidden cases across the nation.' 1i.e disease has no set symptoms and just feeling good' is no assurance of safety,,,,,!' 1° Through this expanded re a P 1 n ee Ontario Heart Foundation hopes to,�ot,�vafe. more people to have their blood,;prressure levels 'checked and if necessary,; undergo follow-up treatment in an effort. to reduce theitr risk' of premature heart attack,, stroke or other serious conditions.' y The Huron.Chapter`of the Ont o Heart Foundation will be boldin a blgod pressure screening clinic on Thursday, Feb. 23 at the p.m. Town. Hall from 11:00 a.m.to 3:00 invviitedRtoiattend ts his clinicrand o havee their ,,pressure checked. canbenew drugs and other methods of treatment. High blood pressure - treat it • and live STITCHER TODONATE: A^group Ot local ladles formed the Little Stitchers club when they learned a new community .centre was being 'planned for Seaforth and area. As the result of money ralsed through quilting, the group has raised $7,006 far the new Seaforth and Dietrtct Community Centres: The total includes approximately. $1400. for kitchen equipment Including a freezer,, potable telephone, 16 coffee .and tea pots, three cooking kettles, twb roasting pane and a commercial can opener. Executive members shown with the equipnent ar.,e from `Left to right Mary Chapple, Marie Muegge, Mah�a et Beuerman and Grace a per, Absent from the., photo arra Betty and, Ruth 'Beuttenmlller.l (Waesink photo) ADA REGULAR OORAL DEEP WIENERS GRADUATE -Janice Webster, youngest daughter of Grant R. Webster and the late Elva Webster of RR! Varna, graduated from the Registered Nursing Program of Cone- stoga College at the Black Band and Pinning Ceremony held in Stratford on Nov. 25. Janice is also a graduate of Central Huron Secondary School in Clinton, and of Huron Centennial School in Brucefield. (Photo by Frank Philips) OCAtuwliGio PRIDE OFC'ANADA • SLICED' SIDE BACON CELEBRATE SOT$ -Mr.' and Mrs. Frank Bowtheir 50tanh wf edding anniversary6 Ross ryd celebrated on Sunday, Feb, 12 with a Mass and dinner at Immaculate Conception Church, Stratford, 3cls. Bowman farmed concession MK opTonshipbore retiring Stratford in 1965, NELSON GOVENLOCK A resident at the Norview Home for Aged, Simcoe, Nelson Govenlock died. Monday, Feb: 6 following a lengthy iline He was 87. Born in §eaforth, he was a son of the late J.M. Govgnlock and Eden Hayes. He was predecea+Sed-by his wife Clare Sproat, three brethers and three sisters. Surviving are tido daughters, Lois, Mrs, ar Blayee ,.of.Kltchener; Joani Mrs. Al ras r, of Calgary; eight grandchildren; two s e . dith, Mrs. Bryon Brown of Toronto and Beth, Mrs. Sam Phillips of Seaforth. Funeral service and committal was held from the Whitney-Rlbey Funeral Home, Seaforth on Thursday. Feb. 9. Interment Maitlandbank Cemetery. CORA GTBSON • Cora Aleen Wingham and District HospitalBrusselsson of on Tuesday, Feb. 7. She was 92. She was a daughter of the late John Patterson and Susan Campbell, She was predeceased by her husband John Gibson; one son Harvey. one daughter Aleen and one brother. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs, Margaret Taylor of Brussels; Lillian, Mrs. Ted Mitchell of Markham; one son Gerald Gibson of Fordwich; 19 grandchildren and 1 Gibson of Brussels; one sister, Mrs, Harvey 3 great grandchildren. Funeral service was held from the Brussels Chapel of M.L. Watts Funeral Home on Thursday. Feb. 9. Rev. Charles Henderson officiated. Interment Fordwich Cemetery. As expressions of sympathy, donations can be made to the Melville Presbyterian Church Memorial Fund, Brussels. JEAN COSFORD Esther Jean Cosford of Seaforth died in the Seaforth Community Hospital on Friday. Feb. W. A daughter of the late Robert Rodgers and Licit Wilson, she is survived by her husband Ted; one daughter Sally, Mrs, James Lee of London; one son• Robert of London: two grandchildren; one brother Lloyd W. Rodgers of London and one sister. Mrs. Enid Trethewey of London. Funeral Funeral Home, Seaforth on Monday.8 Feb. 13. Rev. T.A.A8 Duke officiated, Cremation followed ar the Parkview Crematorium. Kitchener. Spring interment Avondale Cemetery, Stratord. As expressions of sympathy, donations may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society or the Arthritic and Rheumatism Society. JOHN TAYLOR John ) at the ClintonPublic Hospital on Friday. Feb. 10 He was S5. and two Predeceased Morrisher and Keith, her is survived by bis mother Ruth Taylor of Clinton. Husband of Myrtle Taylor, he is survived by five dadghters, Joan of Clinton; Betty of RR4. Clinton; Bonnie, Mrs. Wayne Pollock of Vanastra: Marilyn. Mrs. Randy Blake: Jacqueline. Mrs. Robert Hart of Clinton; four sons. Murray of Clinton, Steven of RR1, Brucefield, Marvin end Alan both of Hensel, Also surviving are nine grandchildren; six sisters. Cora. Mrs. James MacFarlane of Coiling Lake. Alberta; June, Mrs. Joseph Potter of RR2. Clinton; Donna. Mrs• Ross Corbett of Hensall; Ina, Mrs. Ross Brown of Newtonville; Barbara, Mrs. Fred Preston of Sundridge; Mary Lou, Mrs. John Driscoll of Walton; and two brothers, William of Varna and Douglas of Brucefield. Funeral service was held Ball and Falconer Funeral Home, Clinton oom n Monday. Feb. 1,3. interment Baird's Cemetery. Stanley Township. As expressions of sympathy, donations to the Clinton Public H6 pita1 would 'be gratefully appreciated by the family. HECTOR HAYS the A retired Ford of 'Canada employee, on Hector Hays died in Windsor on Monday, ss. Feb, 6. • Predeceased by his first wife Laura Hays in 1962, he is survived by his wife Norma of Windsor; one son Stanley and one daughter Donna, Mrs. John Strick of Windsor, one step -daughter Mrs. Lois Colbert of Parkhill and nAiso suHyat•vivingit stens rtlthbrs, Gordon sof Detroit; George of Seaforth and one sister Mary, Mrs. Charles Bumstead of Owen Sound. Mr. Hays was a past president of the Moramos Shrine Club and a life member of the Mocha Temple, member Britannia Lodge #170 A.F. and A.M.,- Tecumseh Lodge A.F. and A.M. #144, G.R.C.; of Amide Chapter #168 R.A.M., Dettoit; of St. Peters Chapter #250; G.R.C.R.A.M. #250, Windsor; Knights Templar of Canada; Windsor Perceptory #26; of Moromos Shrine Club, a unit of Mocha Temple, Windsor, of Mocha Temple R.A.O.N.M.' of London; of Psychic Bye, Bloomfield Chapter, South- field. Michigan and of Riverside United Church, Windsor. Funerei service was held Thursday, Feb. 9, auspices Great Western. Lodge #47, A.F. and A.M. at the Anderson Funeral Home, Windsor, followed by a funeral service. Rev. J. Common officiated, Cremation. THESE SPECIALS EXPIRE SATURDAY FEB. 18 INSIDE -BONELESS TOP ROUND ROAST on STEAK 64t,k,S09b, BONELESS RUMP ROAST 6.8t,1,93.09b. IOMELESS SIRLOIN TIP ROAST OR STEAK 7.03,w, 319b. KiTCMEMER PACKERS SPRINOVALLEY SUMMER SAUSAGE 41.113,k,369o. 21W COOKED . 3 VARIETIES MEAT CHUNKS. 2.62,, 11.191b, coma COLD SLICED CORNED REEF Foua 60 • a '` COUNTRY Colo SLICED SALAMI ..17ec?Ka.' • f MO NAME SLICED CHICKEN BOLOGNA 'rs u °Ko' i1H Worship Together ALBACORE FLAKED WHITE ISLAND QUEEN TUNA 170 9 990 TIN APRICOT NAIVES • MICR rums PEACH , NKr • TINT gams FORTUNE FRUITS 14 op, 69# TTN PRIDE OF NADA SLICED • VARIIEETY PACK 'COOKE D 'MEATS 3Ts L79 PKG.a BURNS COUNTRY CLUB SLICW • A VANE-FRS TURKEY MEAT 125g f49 BONELESS EYE REMOVED OUTSIDE ROUND ROAST 05STEAK PRIDE OF CANADA BONELESS SWEET PICKLED PORK BUTT .COTTAGE ROLL, ,.1771.98 /kg. lb. BURNS PORK A BEEF BREAKFAST STYLE LINK SAUSAGE 3.73 1.6/kg 9`. PRtO€ OF CANADA COOKED HAM 175 PKG, I PKG. PRK OF CANADA SMOKED FULLY COOKED VINTAGE HAM • BuRos FULLY COOKED HMOKE,D PiGNiC.:: *-8 �,k { , � g Ib. cut' FROM GRADE 'A' REEF , TENDER WING OR T-BONE STEM PRIDE OF CANADA SWEET PICKED CORNMEALEDEE BACK BACON TIE 7,69 49 CASE OF2A:250 mI. TINS ALL VARIETIES TAB op SPRITE OR COCA-COLA ts9r~ASE PURE COME QUALITY MARTINS • APPLE JUICE 9417nJ WESTONS FRESH SPICY HOT CROSS BUNS 94,0 PKG. os 8 ST.THOMAS ANGLICAN CHURCH 21 Jarvis St,, Seaforth Rev. Gordon Simmons. Minister SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1941984 Services: 11230 asst. 1st and third Sundays Morning Prayer 2nd and 4th Sundays Holy Communion Sunday School and Nursery EVERYONE WELCOME R.W. PALIN NANCY J. LARONE Organist Choir Drecter NORTHSIDE UNITED CHURCH 54 Goderkh St. Weft, Seaforth Rev. J.G. Vandyke, Minister SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 19,1984 11 a.m. Church Service, Church School and Nursery JESUS MEANS LIFE We welcome the Teenagers of the Weekend Camp Margaret Whitmore Audrey_Mc.''ewaie Organist•ChotrErbector Jr. Chair Lender COUNTRY OVEN EXTRA BRAND CANNED NAM 1 Ib. 2119 N1NLVn0TE be FRUIT KRAFT MARSHMALLOWS 250 g 690 COiICENTRATED FROZEN 12 Ir. KENT BRAND ORANGE JUICE 69# TIN BONUS 33% MORE PACK 1 BMUS prncE 0, tic! '4" ANUT YORK BUTTER EXT11A SNOOTH Oa EXTRA CRUNCH 49 114 OUNCE PEKOE TETLEY TEA BAGS � 4549 3199 1 POPULAR VARIETIES WILL O -PACK CANDIES 200 g PKG. 139 S VARlEr1EU BUCKS DILL PICKLES ;.sL 2.59 AVAILABLE THESE STORES ONLY 11OMO.2% OR SKiM° IILKH 4 litre bag 1 19 - STRAIGHT CUT OR CRINKLE STYLE McCAINS SUPERFRIES 1.5 Kg ts9 CUT FROM GRAB) 'Jr BEEF ' FROM THE MP • .:Iii S 'LISA �c l b 6 .ar, ,� BO E CESS /kg 1 Ib. RNE MUTT KRAFT MIRACLE CL 1 WN IP LIRE E t1It 19 CROICEIOLLITT CUT CM ORXWA BEANS OREEM PEAS AYL,iER VEGETABLES t59# 10 oz. TIN i PIECES & STEMS LEAVER MUSHROOMS '0m 77 0 TIN WESTON'S DELICIOUS GRANNY'S BUTTER TARTS tors At1 • ^ 3 VARIETIES 2 N KEN -I -RATION ' DOG FOOD 3.99 3 VARIETIES DERBY DOG FOOD 14 �. 2/890 FRESH COUNTRY OYFlf ane CRUSTY ooz.7.7 ROLLS EACH t* COW(TAY OPEN RAISIN BREAD 450 g 1. COWRY OVEN P1pN ENGLISH MUFFINS 12's 3.29 3VAR111051E_ PURINA CAT CHOW 199 SURTEC GARBAGE BAGS lc' 1.49 JAVEX FRESH SCENT BLEACH 1.8 L 990 PURINA O VARIETIES *IST '$' MEATY CAT T000 164 9 3 FOR s1 ALL VARIETIES 751 let TAB, SPRITE OR COCA-COLA 49'A PLUS as DEPOSIT 110TAAN Na t merit t3tnk9 MUSHROOMS- Lit Ib. PRm CY BF taMLE sawn Of mg it 11, Now OF ILS A. CALIFa_ RMy LEMONS . or PRNBCT IFILS.A. tPA*SN TYfl ONIONS NI" MENKE If RSA CALIFINGRA FRESH EA.jtt P$l0CT SF ASA CNIFINUIM e uNcHEs GREEN ONIONS stito PRIIiCTIFWARN P5010IRT COLE_. PKG. - - . -IF ISJI FttFStl SHItAteWo o. PKG. Or We k'desows Mai tight to limit ' k+ib% weekly 3 VARIETIES VAN CAMP BEANS 14 oz. 69' BRAVO Poli SPAGNETTi -SAUCE 79' 3 MIRES SMELTS KiDNEY BEANS ,4 oz. 69g 3l: runless In. BRAVO OIL 3 79 uQum S, LITRE FLEECY SOFTENER 3199 MORE SPECIALS suis ATEI MiNCED COD FiSH & CHIPS e00 9 1.19 SOMME 2 MORS BUCKET OF CHICKEN TLIM g 4.39 REGULAR AX 311 TAMP MAXITHINS 3.99 i a wAr c11lESFsl a°s.T. TI9EE r3ttcn15 06 RVFTLES'e0Da MCC4AMICKSCOOKIES £S RAZ11Apu 01 K,TAAT1 . BAilEA cIIEESE• oo, WNW ROME IN FOiL WRAP K12 so Fr LP 5 VARNETtS LANEIA PASTAS 5.9 59' ASSORTED MASONS FAMOUS ICE CREAM 21. 199 SUPER TAMPAX MAXITHINS 4.49 MOM CeusntMIER eR SILKIENCE SHAMPOO 169 200 mL SUPER SPECIAL SUPER SPECIAL SUPER SPECIAL SAUSAG` ROLLS so°e2,49 COTTAGE CHEESE s°°9 %, 49 AA550 61A1fX 2 vaXET;S i KO MIXED VECETAG1JiS /i`9 ErmaCO•f 100 caerr BATHROOM RERLL 1. gra CHEEZ IT -179 SUPER SPECIAL PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CANADA NO. 1 GRADE CAULIFLOWER 121___ PRODUCT OF U.S.A. SIZE 113 CALIFORNIA NAVEL ORANGES CRISP M YOUR SALADS JDs ' • DOZ. CANADA N0. 1 MiLD SWEET ONTARIO COOKING ONIONS SAVE 20: 6, 10 2 Ib. PKG. THESE SPECIALS HIGHWAY tip, 8 AVAILABLE N[LE JGODERICH ONLY N: WEB,THURS., MON•,TUES. 9TO6P.M. FRL • 9 TO9 P.M. SAT. 8,90 T06 P.M. JOSEPHINE ST. 811V/Y. NO. 4) WINGHAM 975 WALLACE AVE. N. LISTOWEL FRESH! PRODUCT OF U.S.A. ENDIVE SAVE 60' BUNCH INTERSECTION HWY. NO. 4 AND 83 EXETER MON., TUES., WEU. • 9 TO 6 P.M. THURS., FR1. 9 TO 9 P.M. SAT. 8:30 TO 8 P.M.