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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1986-02-05, Page 9_ WHY NOT ,RETIRE EARLY? Invest one evening to learn about some proven financial strategies which will enable you to retire early and comfortably, TOPICS INCLUDE: *General Financial Mannino 'Registered Retirement Saving Plans -SEMINAR- at the Seaforth Public School Tuesday, Feb. 11, 1986 at 7:30 p.m. (Weather Permitting) Seating Is Limited - To Reserve Call: Mike Thomas at • 527-1539 or 1-800-265-1894 Of special interest to those who want to have a financially secure retirement. Titkao Financial Corporation WALTON AND AREA ___ THE HURON EXPOSITOR, FEBRUARY 5, 1986 - A9 McKillop residents are busy visiting McKillop Correspondent [DELLA E. REGELE 527.1106 Mrs, Terry Ward of RR 1, Walton and Annette W and of Brodhagen visited Monday evening with Idella Regele and Norman Hubley at Seaforth. Cindy McCallum of RR 1. Walton is holidaying at the home of Idella Regele and Norman Hubley at Seaforth. Colleen McCallum of RR 1, Walton is holidaying at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley McClure at RR 1, Walton. Kenny McCallum of RR 1, Walton is holidaying at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Kelly Dalton at RR 1, Londesboro, Bryan, Sharlene and Amy McClure of RR 2. Seaforth visited on Sunday with Ron and Cathy, Jennifer and Michael Ward at RR 2, Staffa Mr. and Mrs. K. Robinson of Mitchell, Mr, and Mrs. Nelson McClure of Seaforth and Mr. and Mrs, Bryan McClure and Amy of RR 2, Seaforth visited at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Clayton. McClure, Cindy and Shane. The occasion was Cindy's third birthday. Visitors with Norman Hubley and Idella Regele at Seaforth were Pearl and Harold McCallum of RR 1, W alton. Charles Regele of RR 1, Dublin and Carol Ann W illiamson of RR 1, Walton and Joy McCowan of RR4, Walton. Mrs. Terry Ward of RR 1, Walton and Annette W ard of RR 1, Bornholm spent Monday in London to visit Mathew W and who is a patient in St, Joseph's Hospital. He is wished a speedy recovery, Joy and Bob McCowan of RR 4, W alton ate at Parkway Stables, Alma where Joy McCowan's broodmare "In Lew of Cash' had a chestnut filly foaled January 22 by "Real McCoy" who is rated at number five in the rating for producing' futurity foals. They also visited with Pled and. Carol Reinders at "little Country Stables" at Elora. Attendance is down at local poker rally ELEGANT STAINLESS TABLEWARE ra WA1 Elm )WN ON SALE NOW! COLUMBIA PLACC FAM�ri �k 4• Walton Correspondent MRS. ALLAN McCALL 887-6677 The Walton Annual Snowmobile Poker Rally, sponsored by the Area Sports Club, was held Sunday with 383 hands sold. Attendance was down from last year due to the weather of the past week and there seemed to be many other activities of the same nature on that day, Cash prize winners for best poker hands were Glen Van Wonderen, RR 1, Varna, $15(k Shirley Coleman, RR 1, Seaforth, $75; John Brecker, RR 4, Walton, Chris Ryan. Brussels, $25. There were many other door prizes drawn for and the lunch booth was in good demand. The Walton Area Sports Club drew the names for the monthly draw. W inners were Walton Intermediate Ball Team - $100 and $'25 went to Gary Morrison. There will be a sports club meeting on February 10, Film is shown See store display tor corpplete deta;ls, 5% OFF FOR SENIOR CITIZENS ALL DAY WEDNESDAY - THE STORE FOR SAVINGS! SUPER T'r TY NU SLICED INZ PLASTID SOUEEZEABLE • • SAVE 1.80 PRIt :20 .CHS TMIS STORE ONLY •a Van Camp 10 oz. SAVE .84 on BEANSwPORK two cans 2/.99 1.69 1.99 5.49 1.39 1.99 Aunt Jemima Regular, Buckwheat, Buttermilk PANCAKE MIX 1 kg. SAVE .50 Aunt Jemima Regular, Butter Flay., Lite PANCAKE SYRUP 750 ml SAVE .80 Maxwell House Decaffeinated INSTANT COFFEE 170 g SAVE .80 Personal Size 4's, Bath Size 3's IVORY BAR SOAP Liquid 200 ml SUCARYL SWEETENER SAVE .40 SAVE .40 SUPER • SAVE .40 PI<tIQL DOVE BATHROOM ROLL TI&SIlI Cranbrook Correspondent MILS. MAC ENGEL 887-6645 The Annual Congregational Meeting of Knox Presbyterian Church was held W ednes- day. Thirty six sat down' to the potluck supper. Rev. Donald Mcinnis presided and opened the meeting with a film "The Prodigal Son" and a brief message and prayer, The minutes of the last meeting were read by the secretary Mrs, Stuart Stevenson. The following were re-elected to the Board of Managers: Jim Hart, Lloyd Smith and ° Stewart Steiss. Trustees are John A. Perrie and Leslie Knight, organist Mrs. Stewart Steiss and secretary -treasurer Mrs. Stuart Stevenson. The manse conunittee is the chairman of the board of managers, Jack Knight. Mrs. Leslie Knight, and Mrs. Clare Veitch. Mrs. Larry Smith returned .home on January 29 following surgery and a 10 -day - stay in Victoria Hospital, London. Mr. and Mrs. John Vanass and family visited with friends in Wartburg on Sunday. At the Foresters euchre on Friday there were 17 tables with the following winners: Lois Hart, Frank McKenzie, Thelma Cotton, Keith Turnbull, Gordon Murray. Kathy Bridge. At table 2, Dorothy Dilworth. Merle Bowes, Jim Cooper and Jim Bridge. At table 15, Margaret Dunbar. Mary Ellen Jacklin, Don Cotton, Stewart Steiss. Lucky cup, E:luned McNair, Annie Engel, The Foresters will have a card party on February 7 at 8:30 p.m. Council tolerates encroachment Mullett Township Council has granted a tolerance of encroachment on Elizabeth Street in Londesboro, for a building and concrete pad on Lot 5, Plan 285. The building is the property of Mitchell's Family Market. Council. at theirJanuary 28 meeting, noted this tolerance in no way grants any right or title to the land encroached upon, but will allow the portion of the building presently encroaching on the street to remain where located until suds time as it is removed or demolished. The tolerance will then cease and the full right, title and use will be vested in the township. Clerk Charles Lear was instructed to inform the Huron Federation of Agriculture the council will support the same 4-11 participation as last year. Council accepted a petition of Ralph Buffinga and Murray Adams for an extension of the Farquhar Drain and appoint W .J. Dietrich of W.E. Kelley and Associates as E7igineer to bring in a report. A tender from Jim Hayter Motors for the delivery of a 1986 four-wheel-drive half -ton truck, for 512,631, was accepted. The road superintendent was authorized to spend up to $500 on tools, new or used, to his discretion. The Berk was authorized to apply for 8275,000 in Ontario Neighbourhood bnprovE merit Program funding. The clerk's salary was set at 825,000 per year, plus Oii1P. GARDEN FRESH PRODUCE Prod of USA Fresh GREEN ONIONS Prod. of Ont. Fresh Snowy White MUSHROOMS 8 oz cello tray Prod. of Florida Sweat Juicy TEMPLE ORANGES Prod of Ont. Can Fancy MACINTOSH APPLES 51b. Prod. of USA Fresh Crisp ROMAINE LETTUCE Prod. of USA FRESH BROCCOLI Bunches doz bag 3/1. 1.39 1.79 1.99 each .99 bunch 1.19 • SAVE AT LYONS `UMC 0.1 HEAD:. LETTUCE Kraft Singles Process 250 g Regular, Thin_ 1 .�9 CHEESE SLICES SAVE Beatrice Fruit Bottom YOGOURT 175 g SAVE .04 on two SAVE .30 SAVE .50 SaVarin 4 Varieties POT PiES 227 g Farm House 4 Varieties CREAM PIES 3.,0 g SUPER 2/1. .69 1.49 TASTY NU FRESH EVERY DAY COUNTRY PRICE BUNS Westons Hamburger SAVE WIENER .53 ROLLS Pkg. of 12 .99 SAVE .35 Pkg. of 8 Westons ENGLISH MUFFINS .79 Dancing on agenda .LB. Granny Smith APPLE JUICE 12 oz PKG. 12 . SAVE .40 ■ 111 THIS STORE ONLY SAVES ARE TAKEN FROM OUR REGULAR SHELF PRICES TASTY NU HONEY DIP DONUTS THIS STORE ONLY Y2DO2 SAVE .40 1.49 STORE SLICED COOKED HAM 4.14 kg. Ib. 1.88 THIS STORE ONLY SCHNEIDERS PRE-COOKED OKTOBERFEST SAUSAGE DELI SERVED 6.59 kg. 2.99 iii. 2 ig SCHNEIDERS FAMOUS FOR DUALITY ROAST PORK LOINDEt.i SLICED 49 9.90 kg. lb. • Brodhagen Correspondent IHARR Sell E IU1AR I'll 3452298 Local reidents attended the first of three dances to be held at the Brodhagen Community Centre on Saturday night. The "Wilbces" music was enjoyed by all and lunch followed. The next dance is February 15 with the Blenders. The church council of SL Peter's Lutheran Church. Brodhagen, enjoyed a social evening at the 'home of Darwin and Nancy Dietz last Mondayevening. Hosts forthe occasion were the outgoing council members including: Iloyd and Velma Prueter, Don and Heather Campbell and Darwin and Nancy Dietz. Steffler's General Store has rnoved to their new premises across the road from the original store. They are offering the same merchandise as before but in a smaller, newly renovated location. Mark and Cheryl are living in the aprtment above the store. Good luck for future success in this new location. PEOPLE It was nice to see Pastor Horst in church on Sunday morning after a few days stay in Seaforth Hospital. A number of "fishing enthusiasts" enjoy- ed a few days ice -fishing at Lake Nipissing this past week. The fish were not too plentiful but a good time was had by all. The Snow Fp day for the Sunday School children of St. Peter's was re -scheduled and was held on Sunday afternoon. Skating was held in the diurch sheds and lunch was served by the Sunday Schaal staff. A good Crowd has been playing euchre on Tuesday nights at the Community centre. Resin s from January 21 were : high, Diane Oshorn, low, Barb Sdherbarth, lone hands, Dorothy Rose, high Ken Smith, low, Wayne Hegele, lone bands, Keith Bennett/res. Pries on January 28 went to ladies high, Michelle Rennewies. low, Diane Osborn, lone hands-, Latirene ftegele. Men: High, Jack Groot, low, Roy Btiddenhagen; lone hands. Sun Delaney.