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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1988-08-03, Page 1414A — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, AUGUST 2, 1988 Mystery Day tour planned by Society The Hensall Horticultural Society is plan- (Bus) 262-2102, (Res) 236-4705, Marg Cole- Wear casual clothes .., not your best frock. ning a Mystery Day tour Wednesday, (Res) 262-2140. August 24, 1988. The tour will depart from the Hensall United Church parking lot at 8 am. Cost per person is $32 and includes highway coach transportation; the services of tour director; any necessary admissions. Those interested shoula, come casually dressed. High -heeled shoreS would not be Are any of these clues planting a seed? appropriate. , Are you over or under age 53, Or is your mind still in heed? Men are encouraged to participate in this Not that it really matters to me! outing as it is of interest to both men and women. You will likely wish to spend some cash, But that's a clue over which you can muse, That doesn't mean through a mall 'you'll The tour will be stopping for coffee Guaranteed to help but not to confuse. enroute in the morning. Lunch is a pot -luck picnic. The tour will be stopping enroute home for supper (your expense). Since the Hensall society normally cannot fill the coach with their own membership, this tour is being opened up to anyone. Members ... if you want to go ... get your name in early!!! Deadline for payment is August, 15. To book your seat: Call ... Bill Gibson Our mystery is planned, it's time you heard, So, get on the telephone and spread the word. The date is for Wednesday, August 24, There's flowers to see and a whole lot more. Think of trees and what; they produce, Wood, for example, we put to good use. Years ago we would stoke the fire, And sometimes use ashes under a tire. r the freshest bread, rolls, pastries, 'and donuts come to... We've planned a picnic for our lunch, So bring pot -luck to share with' our bunch. The name of an Indian tribe you'll find, There's a clue to tease your mind. The name of a man will be a park, 'And creative people will have left their mark. Put on your best oxfords in which to walk, dash! But you might stock your pantry with something tasty, Preparing a meal is sometimes quite hasty! These clues may seem somewhat grim, But your day will be filled right to the brim. With information from which you will learn, And probably a desire to someday return. — Margaret Burkhart Junior Farmers guests fro : Great Britain visit in, Kippen is presently staying with her hostess Audrey found it a little hard to adjust to. They corn- Kippen Correspondent Ritchie of Lucknow. Helen Britton from plimented Canadian people on their MRS. MARGARET HOGGARTH North Allerton in Yorkshire England is the friendliness and hospitality to strangers and 262-6902 marvelled at the welcome they have receiv- guest of Anne Alton from Lucknow: On her ed wherever they went. return to England in about 3 weeks time Rena Caldwell along with her two Helen will commence studies on govern- daughters, Mona Alderdice and Isabelle ment and public policy at a college in Moore and Rena's sister-in-law Edna Newcastle. Tom Young who hails from Big- Caldwell, recently returned from a one gar, just southwest of Edinburgh Scotland, week visit to Saskatchewan. They visited works on the family farm in his hometown, relatives in Moosejaw, Saskatoon and Tom helps with the 75 milk cows. Paul Prince Albert. Whilst in Prince Albert they Pentland from Goderich is Tom's host while attended a 50th Wedding Anniversary in this area. All three exchange delegates celebration of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley commented on the very hot weather and Grasely. On Sunday July 31, about 28 Huron County Junior Farmers members and guests arriv- ed at Paul Hoggarth's home on the third stop over of a four course travelling supper. West Huron, Clinton, Seaforth and South Huron Clubs were represented. Special guests were 3 exchange delegates from Great Britain. Mary Wilson, from Dalry Ayrshire on the west coast of Scotland, works as computer operator in Scotland and FCC increases interest rates FRESH BAKED SPECIALS Friday, Saturday - While Supplies Last A Wide Variety of Canadian & Imported CHEESES Freah•Off The Block Ham & Cheese On A Kaiser FRESH HOT COFFEE TASTY -NU WHITE, 20 OZ., SLICED BREAD The Chairman of Farm Credit Corpora- tion, Jim Hewitt, has announced that the Farm Credit Corporation has increased its interest rates on all loans approved after Ju- ly 22, 1988. The interest rate charged for five-year, fixed interest term loans is now 12.50 per cent compared with the previous rate of 12.00 per cent. Shared Risk Mortgage Loans will now be approved at 12.25 per cent, up from 11.75 per cent. Loans with terms of 10, and .15 years or more are now at 12.75 per cent, up from 12.25 per cent. The interest rate on Farm Syndicate Loans is now 12.50 per cent compared with the previous rate of 12 per cent. Syndicate loans are used for the shared purchase of farm machinery, buildings, and installed equipment. These new rates reflect current commer- cial lending rates. HAM DINNER Includes Coffee or Tea & Dessert SUNDAY, AUG. 7; 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. THE SEAFORTH POLICE DEPARTMENT has a brand new 1988 cruiser. The cruiser it is replacing had 81,000 kilometers on it and was four years old. There will still be two cruisers in town, as the old one is being resold. Chief Hal Claus is shown herewith the new vehicle, which will be servicable as soon as the raidio is installed. Corbett photo. •Dally Luncheon Specials •Licenced Under LLBO • Seniors 15% cif MON. — SAT. 6:00 A.M. - 7:00 P.M. SUN. 7:00 A.M. - 7 P.M. MEAT FROM THE B SHOP SPECIALS AVAILABLE AT LYONS FOODMARKET ONLY SAVE 2.30 500 G. PKG. SCHNEIDERS No, 1 SLICED (SIDE BACON SAVE 1.60 454 G. PKG. SCHNEIDERS ALL BEEF STEAKETTES Each Pkg. Contains: 3 Rib End, 3 Tenderloin End and 3 Centre Cut Chops ECONOMY PAK LOIN PORK CHOPS SCHNEIDERS FROZEN, 900 G. 1 .99 BUCKET OF CHICKEN La4.99 FREEZER BEEF a ® STOCK UP FOR THE SUMMER CANADA GRADE "A" BEEF CANADA GRADE "A" BEEF 9 SCHNEIDERS, 454 G. PKG. DUTCH TREET or RED HOT WIENERS SAv 1.00 p CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE "A" BEEF, BONELESS BLADE R LB . Cut & Wrapped CANADA GRADE "A" BEEF CANADA GRADE "A" BEEF SIDE OF BEEF Cut & Wrapped STORE SLICED OF BEEF Cut & Wrapped LB. Ng FRESH YOUNG ONTARIO PORK, CENTRE CUT LOIN PORK C illLB. . OP CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE "A" BEEF, BONELESS BLADE STEAK LB. 2.49 TEND -R -FRESH, NO BACK ATTACHED CHICKEN BREASTS, LB 2.29 FRESH YOUNG ONTARIO PORK, BONELESS BUTTERFLY PORK CHOPS LB. 3.49 FRESH YOUNG ONTARIO PORK COUNTRY SPARE RIBS LB. 1.89 STYLE BONELESS LOIN PORK ROASTS or CHOPS La 3.29 SCHNEIDERS 375 G. PKG. rESLICED BOLOGNA 2.29 PIZZA FAMOSA r0v' DELUXE 10" PIZZA 2.69 PROD. OF ONTARIO, CAN. NO. 1 TEND -R -FRESH, PART BACK ATTACHED COOKED. HAM SAVE PILLER'S 2.60 ROAST BEEF, SAVE COLESLAW LB 1.99 L. 4.79 L. 1.29 CHIICKEN LEGS SWEET RED PEACHES 4 LITRE BASKET LB.