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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1984-06-13, Page 10,;;i '"HURON E�XPO$ITPR,,JUNE 13 984 - A9 Good turnout at Correspondent BERTHA MreGREGOR 262-2025 Rev. Kenneth Knight conducted worship in Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sunday with Joan Keys presiding at the organ. The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be dispensed at the regular hour 10:15 a.m. Sunday June 17. Cromarty church anniver- sary will be on Sunday, June 24 at 11 a.m. when the church service will be withdrawn at Carmel, so the congregation may attend the anniversary service at Cromarty. The members of Amber Rebekah Lodge met on Wednesday evening with Noble Grand Marg Upshall presiding assisted by Eunice Aikenhead Vice Grand. A thank you note was received from the ioderich Lodge for the birthday card received. The lodge members and the subordinate Lodge entered a float in ,the Hensall Spring Fair and arrangements are being made to enter one in the Centennial; parade, Lois Jones was appointed Vice Grand and Evelyn, secretary. Next eeting will be held on June 20 after which I,ddge•will conclude for the summer months. The June meeting of Unit 3 of Hensall United Church met on Tuesday. Earle` Coleman was in charge of the worship service and president Dorothy-, Parker welcomed everyone. - A thank you card was received from Queensway Nursing Home. Mary Brintnell read an article from the Mandate on "Challenge and Celebration."' Plans were finalized for the Saturday Bake Sale at Fiddler's Contest weekend and for the Church's Open House Centennial weekend. Ardys Glennassisted by Marg Cole showed a ;film and Beatrice: Munn read several poems.. . Tile e general" meeting of Hensall United ;,. Church Wdmen was" .held with /Rosemary Armstrong from","yhe Day Cate Centre the Homebound" as the speaker. This service is held at Huronview and ,provides daily physical.and social benefits as well as independence for shut-ins. Volunteers provide daily transportation to and from Huronview and'there.is:a different program each day. More volunteers and more funding ts.always needed.. Joyce. Pepper, President, conducted the meeting Opening with a poem"Spring. on the Farm.'` Belva Fuses sang talo selections, accompanied by Joyce Pepper at the Piano. Leaders.of the recent 4-H course, Dorothy Brintnell and Marg Cole, were presented with gifts in appreciation of their leadership. South -Hilton Regional will ;'be held on Thursday. Oet.11. The i'ea eetig`gclosedwith•a devotional, led by Elva Forrest, Kr. and),Airs A.W. Kerslake, London on called friends in the village on Sunday.. Mr. and, Mrs. Jiin Rowcliffe, London called;. on relatives her recently. Mrs.'Ross Corbettwits a recent visitor with her mother Ruth•Taylor,Clinton. • Mar wmgers Nan Britton opened the meeting of Unit w. Hensall, United Church with a poem,,. and 'Sadie Hoy presented the devotional with•a • short . skit on an Adopt -A -Grandmother program, s onsored by a church. The rollcallwas answered by 20; Who reported 84 visits: Myrtle Sherritt gave a revised report on procceds front the beef barbecue totalling= 52;$1737; envelope givings for , first five months Were, 5447.75,, The.offering was received by Evelyn Flynn. :Volt 4. will be reaponsi„ble for flowers at cchhn40m, 'Nan requested .cookies for centennial, Open H use; 89 dozen: are requited as well as kitchen help. Elva Forrest showed pictures of their trip to the Holy Land. • G0er41 Coach will have a static display, of some of their trayel trailers, park inbdeJs and motorized, vehicles in the downtown area. during the: Fiddlers'Contest'tins weekend. Visitors will have an -opportunity to examine the 'various models, of recreation vehicles manufactured at the Hensall plant. RILEY ON • The Rileypienic was held at the Hensall .Park with, 44 present. The sports were as follows; girls kick the slipper, Bonnie Jepson; boys' kick the slipper, Tom Jepson Jr.; sack race for girls, Laurie Harburn; sack race for boys, Darrel ' Lawrence; apple relay, Bret „.5./r/ 4, -*/.//7/.."),/ .ff:/// taken from our 1 Regular } 30 Maxwell House)Q oz., T Carnation Regular & Lite 10 pouch pkg. HOT CHOCOLATE Carnation 2% Evaporated 385 ml SKIMMED MILK Welch's 3-250 ml WELCHADE DRINK Assorted Flavour SAVE .30 SAVE .06 TANG CRYSTALS pkg • of 2 Christie Cadet or Cupiet Box of 20 ICE CREAM CONES • Christie or Ritz Crackers 450 g OREO COOKIES Toddler 48's Toddler Pius 40's 1 SAVE - .40 SAVE .20 SAVE , .60 PAMPER DIAPERS Sr Prod. USA Can. $1 California Cardinal RED GRAPES 2.18 kg: Prod. USA Can. 101 FRESH BROCCOLI Prod. USA Can. N1 FRESH PEACHES 2.18 kg. Prod. USA Can. $1 GREEN CABBAGE .79 .69 .99 .99 .99, 1.99 9.99 . 99 lb. ■ 89 bunch .99 1b. •59 each FROZEN FOOD Superman 1 kg. bag FRENCH FRIES Assorted Savarin POT PIES Maple Leaf Breaded SAVE .80 8 oz. SAVE .26 VEAL STEAKETTES Schneiders Popular Varieties 250 g SANDWICH SPREAD ROLLS Maple Leaf Pure Pork 375 g pkg. BREAKFAST SAUSAGE . 99 . 69 750 g "7,7 • ',CT; / / {/ 777F7,�y 1% , iC fy 6/0. ffi,,(, , fi rrr,/ s ''.. /r 'fes/ rrf,��/moi i f/f d /`fF r //i,r// WA*. 4// f//1 / fiX /% yr call Thompson team; tire relay, Bret Thompson team; women' guessing baking product, Cheryl Smith; guessing macaroni pieces in jar, Ross Riley; man with most chane in -their pocket, Tom Jepson Sr.; wofnen s boxing glove contest, Sheila Corbett; mens boxing glove contest, Dave Campbell; lucky plate,. Judy Jepson, coming farthest distance, Bret Thompson, London; youngest person, Tim Jepson; oldest person, Madeline Harburn. It was decided to hold the picnic next year at the ,park on the same date., Past president, David Smaie; president, Jo Ann Stinson; first vice president, Ernie Harburn, secretary, Elizabeth Riley; treasurer, Doreen Harburn; sports, Judy and Tom. Jepson. Annie Reid• spent the weekend with her dau��gghter and family, Dianne Sims in Exeter. Ida Baker, London is spending a few days with her mother Asa beeves: Mr, and Mrs. Robert Chaffe and Sally,, Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Corbett were regent visitors with their mother Mrs. Jack Corbett. , QUEENSWAY NEWS Starting off our week of activities was a sing song on. Monday morning while in the afternoon, the residents got involved in a bingo ggaide. On Tuesday morning some of the residents listened:,,to ,.a tape on Helen Keller. On Tuesday afternoon church service was conducted by Rev. Jim Sutton; assisting him were Greta Lavender, ,Marion Bissett and Mrs. Frank Forrest at the piano. 'Most of the residents involved in crafts on Wednesday afternoon worked on a plant shelf.. In the afternoon the residents enjoyed dir rides to Bayfield. T)ursdaymorning the Baking Club got together to take some squares and cookies. Their homemade baking was later enjoyed by ally`the residents. 'Oil Friday, Neil Regan came out as 'the men's high score bowler/129. Murray Howe also did well with a score of 115. On Sunday afternoon some of- the. residents took the opportunity td get outside for walks and enjoy the beautiful weather. "Birthday Greetings" are extended to Stephanie Bosse who celebrated her birthday this past week. A special thank you is extended to each of the staff members who were over to take some of the residents outside to watch the parade Fair Night. Holy Communion was celebrated at the United Church on Sunday morning when the large congregation followed the Order of Service as used by the World Council of Churches communion service held in Van- couver this past year. Assisting the minister in the Communion were Hilda Payne, and Dorothy Parker. Those serving the congregation were Jean Cole, Gary Kyle, Raye Jacobe, Dave Brock, (Please turn to page A18) Prod. USA Can. N1 BING CHERRIES 4.16 kg. Prod. USA Can. 91 Large GREEN PEPPERS 2.18 kg. Prod. USA Can. #1 White SALAD ONIONS McCAIN PIES Lite Delite Apple, Chevy or Blueberry srpt, 624 g 1.99 1.89.,. .991 2 Ib. bag 1.29 Weston 425 g ANGEL CAKE "Weston 624 g APPLE PIE SAVE .70 SAVE .66 Country Harvest Breads 675 g White, Stone Mill, Whole Wheat, Seven Grain or Bran SAVE .30 Schneiders Flat Ready to Eat Cryovac DINNER HAMS Ib. 3.69 Maple Leaf Popular Varieties SLICED BOLOGNA 375 g pkg. 1.79 Schneiders Store Packed SMOKED SAUSAGE Ib 2.49 5:49 kg. Prod. USA - RED or WHITE , GRAPEFRUIT 4/ 1.00 1.29 1.29 .89 Schneiders Spiced HAM or Beerwurst SS DeliAUSlicedAGE 7,69 kg. 3.49 Ib. 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