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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1984-06-20, Page 12Al2 - THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JUNE 20, 1.984 BRUSSELS BROWNIES, Girl Guides and Pathfinders raised $267,25 to assist Girl Guide, Ruth Ann Watts on her International Girl Guide Trip to Europe In July. The girls sold tickets for 25 cents each or five for $1.00 'and also sold chocolate bars to raise the money. Shown from left to right with three cheques are Jennifer Machan, A Al- brecht, Ruth Ann Watts, Cherida Garniss, Kelly Overholt, Kerrl Porton, Lisa Penning- ton and Heather Somers. (Wasslnk photo). Cranbrook babies baptii and members(welcumed Correspondent MRS. MAC ENGEL 887-6645' On Sunday, June 10, the Sacrament of Baptism and Holy Communion were cele- brated in Knox Church, Cranbrook. Rev. Don McInnis baptized Christopher Allan Smith, Leanne Mae Minielly and Anne Marie Morton who were received into membership along with Mrs. Gladwyn Knight, Patricia Dickinson, Dwayne Evans; Gerald Knight, Murray Smith, Beverley and Gerald Hart, Wayne and Joan Smith. Each new member was given the choice of a Bible or Hymn Book which were presented by Clerk of Session, Jack Conley. PEOPLE WE KNOW , Mr. and Mrs. Allan McTaggart, Goderich, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Siemon and daughters Andrea and Angela, Brodhagen; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Knight, Brussels, and. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Knight and family visited H&N DAIRY SYSTEMS LTD. ales, Service & InBtail tTbn qt Pipelines & Milking Parlours 887-6063 WALTON MEN'S SHOES CASUA GOOD CHOICE I!! THE GROUPS $19.98 to 129." LADIES' DRESS -11P SHOES PLENTY TO CHOOSEI $19." to $44.tt SEIGEL`S SHOES IN DOWNTOWN LONDON 129 DUNDAS 0 CL AT MARKET AT YORKENCE following the church service with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie- Knight and family. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Gary Evans and boys was Mrs. Grace Evans, Clinton and friend, and Mrs. Elva Coghlin, Listowel and Mr. and Mrs. Doug Evans and family. Jack Conley took a bus load of grade seven students from Grey Central School to Midland on June 7. Gertie Pride, Kitchener, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Miller and girls. Word was received of the death of Rev.' Iver D. MacIver at Kingston on June 4. He was a former minister of Cranbrook and Ethel in the 1940s. Surviving is his wife Helen. Howard Mitchell and son-in-law Russel Playford, Thorold spent several days here recently. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Strickler spent a week camping in the Pt. Pelee area and (Please turn to page A13) t!1 .f c2 +P+ C c - a (i3 ANNUAL MEETING WINGHAM AND DISTRICT HOSPITAL CORPORATION Notice is hereby given that the Annual Meeting of the Wingham and District Hospital Corporation will be held at the Nursing Assistant Training Centre, Catherine St.. Wingham. Ontario on Thursday, June 21, 1984 at the hour of eight o'clock p.m. for the reception and consideration of Annual Reports, for the consideration and confirmation of new bylaw 36 (b) respecting the duties of the Community Services Liaison Committee, for the election of Governors, for the appointment of Auditors, and for the transaction of such oth& things as may properly come before the meeting. Copies of the proposed new bylaw may be examined in the office of the Executive Director of the Wingham and District Hospital prior to three o'clock p.m., Thursday, June 21, 1984. Memberships granting voting privileges may be purehased at the front desk of the hospital for one dollar ($1.00) prior to five o'clock p.m. Wednesday. June 6. 1984. No membership sold after that time. on that date. will entitle the purchaser to a vote. Dated at Wingham."Ontario, this sixteenth day of May, 1984. N.M. HAYEES, Secretary By order of the Board of Governors. Open This Weekend STRAWBERRIES PICK YOUR OWN (Pick 10 Quarts Get 1 Free) Or Phone Your Order In Martin & Elizabeth Attenberger Watch for Slgnts! on Kippen Road Open 6-8 County Road 12 towards Kippen first concession after curve, then left, third farm on right R.R. N2 Kippen 262-5878 Corresppondent EDNA McL'BLLAN • ` ;•t 1187-91)84, • Newly elected members of St, Ambrose advisory board for 1984 are Pat Nolan; Joe Phelan,, Lori Terpstra, CathyVan Nes; Seven Young people recently•confirnted att. Sacred Heart Church to Wingham., on Sunday, June 3 by Bishop Gervais of Lenten were John Steffler, Marlene Albers Gre=gory Ryan, Steven Blake, Barry Blak7 , Sharon: Blake, and Dianne Van Den Brock.' UNITED CHURCH NEWS ' The 1984 Ontario Conference For Women of the United Church of Canada was held last weekend. "It takes enormous power to break through oppressive systems,said Lois Wilson, former moderator of the United Church of Canada and currently president of the World Council of Churches. • • - Speaking at the 1984 Ontario conference for women of the United Church of Canada which met at Waterloo, she provided challenging perspectives .on the conference theme, "The Promise of Power". The church needs to play a much stronger role in the community, contends Hazel McCaWion, mayor of Mississauga. "Church women need to give up teas and quilting, and contribute to the moral fabric of this country." She urged the 375 delegates to become involved in the issues facing their communities. Those attending this conference from t his area were Brussels, Betty Graber; Belgrave, Muriel Coultes, ,Wingham, Marlene teed - ham. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH NEWS The Melville Ladies Aid was held at the zehrs fine markets... of fine foods home of Mrs, Hazel Matheson. Ruby Steiss, leader •oppned tho 'meeting, Psalm ,; , and meditation was read ;by ,'Mrs King, prayer by;Mabe';Smith The, secretary report.;was Riven b�pRuby Steiss, the, fi naneial report by erva. Dennis; and' op' sunshine renArt b`y Ethel Long, and -the 'Guild rep ort by. Ruby Steiss in the absence, of Leona Armstrong. A readingg "The Bachelor' ,Sale" was given by Ruby Steiss. • There will be no meeting for July and , August. "Lifes Road" was read by Ruby Steiss. Plans were made for the September meeting Ethel Long had charge of the program and read a poem. Lunch was served by Winnifred Edgar and the hostess. HAM SUPPER Please don't forget the Ham & Turkey Supper at Brussels United Church on June 20• from 5 to 7ft m. SHOWERS HELD FOR LOCA', GIRLS On June 11, the Melville Presbyterian Church basement was decorated by Leona Armstrong for a bridal shower in honor of Elizabeth Exel _daughter of Joan Exel. Mrs. Joanne King and the church choir organized the. program. Laura ,Dourna and Margaret McLeod sang and Leanne Arm- strong favored the ladies with a piano selection. Joanne and Karla King played a piano duet. The cast of choir members entertained the large crowd with a skit. Nancy Exel read the address and presented Elizabeth with a shower booklet which held a lot of memories• of growing up in Brussels. Her mother. 'Brian's mother Mrs. Gasho; and two of 'her bridesmaids 'assisted Elizabeth in opening gifts,:, °- s, Qn Tue da . ',rune 12 a„ miscellaneous' shower was held in the Brussels library for Wdneta Jacobs Mts. Lula Kerr played piano selections While the guests were arriving, Kelly Stephenson introduced.Waneta, her mother Joan and sister Hoe, the gloom's mother, Ruby and maid of 'honour, 'Jennie Hopp r. Nella Blake then read a story about grandma's Bnau A contest was conducted by Kim and_ Kelly Stephenson. Nella Blake told about the costumes while Esther McCutcheon` the bride, Edith Pipe the mother-in,law and Edna Pearson, the, mother modelled the'clothes. Waneta then opened her gifts. A group of 130 friends gathered at St. John's Anglican Church.on June 13 to honor Michelle McCutcheon on her forthcoming marriage to Bruce Blake. The St. John's choir sang three seleections, accompanied by Michelle at the piano. Michelle has been organist at the church for seven years. Jennifer McDonald and Tracey Finch, members of the Brussels Scarlets, enWttain- ed with baton solos,. and. Susan. Meyers delivered a humourous'reading about •the "Weddi'ng". Because of Michelle's Rreat involvethent with music, an •address to her was sung.• This was done by Mary ;lane Pearson; Jennifer Lyons and. Bev Cardiff. was Michel e I as assisted in o"i '' pe n ng the gifts by her mother Ester, Mrs. Blake sisters. Jilt and Lori, Bruce's sister Julie and friend Leanne Quipp. INSTITUTE IMET'ING The Majestic Women's Institute held their • I. FRESH COMBINATION BUDGET PACK PORK L• CHOPS 3 Centre Cut, 3 Rib Portion 8 nderloin Portion Chops MEAT SPECIALS Fainily arid Consumers Affairs 'meeting in the library on June 13. President, Peggy Cudpsore, presided over the business and the Secretary -treasurer, Leona"Connelly read the reports. The proceeds from the Dessert Euchre were 596.80. The W.I. road signs are ready -to be put up. Flans were finalized for the hospitality' centre to be located in John Cousin's store during the . week . of June 26 for the Bicentennial celebrations. Coffee and cook- ies will be 'seried and quilts will be on display. Ticket will , be sold„ oh. the Bicentennial quilt. which is being made and on an afghan.• WI members will be serving refreshments at the Farm Show being held at the Brussels Stockyards on June 25, 26 and 27. Donations of old fashioned cookies were asked for. The Motto "Eat right, live longer" was prepared by „Margaret Exel and read by Kathy Bridge. The guest speaker was Muriel Huth, the Huron County Dairy Princess from Clifford. She gave a talk on Milk and its nutrients and gave a demonstration on -.preparing a fruit dip and a vegetable dip which was enjoyed for a lunch along with fruit bread, DRINKING 4111 FRESH ,QNTARIOPORK 211W • 3 VARIETIES SCHNEIDERS REGULAR OR CHUNKY NKY COOKED. MEATCHUNKS '2.114/kg 1.29ib. HEADCHEESE 375 g Bowl COUNTRY STYLE 511 PORTION SCHNEIDERS SMOKED �� ww NO NAME SLICED PORK LOIN 3.70/kg 1.681b. PORK SAUSAGE 6. ,lltt2. 1b. CHICKEN BOLOGNA DELFT ILUE FANCY DELFT ILUE FANCY IIONELESS NO NAE SMOKIE PEPPERONLOR VEAL RIB CHOPS • B.SO/kg 3 9916. STEWING VEAL ... 5.69,k92.SBtb. HUNGARIAN SAUSAGE 475 g 1.89 375 g .. /29 1.68 SCHNEIDERS FROZEN BEEF MAPLE LEAF FULLY COOKED - VAC. PACKED SMOKEDPICNIC • /kg • Ib. VALUPLUS NERSS MALE �, PRICE! OUR 450 g PKG. 1.98 T KE,TESW1 EA 5� g PKG. REG. 1719 FRESH CEWTRE CUT PORK BONELESS LOIN CHOPS OR ROASTS Si 49 249 • /kg tb. FRESIIIY MADE MEDIUM GROUND BEEF 395 f,79 tla SCHHEIDERS SANDWICH STYLE MEAT SPREAD 250 g ROLL flPtt T 0E157 RLUE FA)CY , VEAL SHOULDER CHOPS OR ROASTS 613278 ./kID. SCHNEIOUtt SWEET PICKLED CORNMEALED , BACK BACON "Ecr769349 /kg CENTRE CUT DOAK LOIN FAST FRY CHOPS 4.39.199 111 i COUNTRY KITCHEN SMOKED IIAM 980399 • /kg . 15. MAPLE LEAF SAUSAGE ROUNDS SOO g 2.29 COLOURFUL POTTED MUMS 6•• ASSORTED HANCNt4 IIASLLETS TROPICAL PLANTS KLOOIIINC KALANCHOES HAiI M BASKET HYBISCUS. PROD. OF ONTARIO 4" parr e" POT 99 4;99 1.79 8.95 BUNCH RADISHES 1 ROOK - 6 VARIETIES THIN SLICED SMOKED MEATS 71 g 69° PRODUCT OF ONTARIO ENDIVE, ESCAROLE, OR ROMAINE LETTUCE PRA*, OF NSA F !LIM FRESH LiMES PRDwCT OF FLORIDA AVOCADO' PEARS PROB. OF U.S.A. ALIF. CAN. W0. 1 CELERY STALKS noaiiLT'OF maw BEAN SPROUTS PROD. Of S. AFD: CO. FANCY APPLES GRANNY. SMiTHS PRBiBCT OF NEW ZEALAND KIWI FRUIT . . DOZEN EA. EA. IN'` ED 0 sc rneu$ RO4)XG SMOKE . PICNIC... MATLE LEAD COUIITRY KITCHEN SMOKED HAM I ONLY Pt MHOS WrO4 6.15,. Y.79r 8.80m. 3.99.. SHOPSYS SOUTHERN' STYLE CREAM SLAW OR GARDEN 3.06 SALAD 1.39.. 79' 790 99' 1. ,,,q 59#5. EA. 59' PROD. OF ONTARIO GREEN ONIONS 4I1 LARGE FRESH BUNGHES FOR VINE RIPENED TOMATOES 1 FLORIDA PRODUCT OF U.S.A.. PROD. OF 0117,CAN. NO. 1 ENGLISH CUCUMBERS PRODUCT OF U.S.A. FLORIDA MINi CARROTS 12 0_ PRODUCT OF ONTARIO COLE SLAW Et' PKG a O2. PKG. Ib. 99' 69' 59' HONEY DEW MELONS 99` PROD. OF CALIFORNIA EACH