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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1986-02-19, Page 15DUBLIN AND AREA THE HURON EXPOSITOR, FEBRUARY 19, 1986 - A15 Rose end Leon win at Knights euchre Are You in the business of farming? Attend this SEMINAR. "Estate Planning for Farmers" DATE: Wednesday, February 26 TIME: 1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. PLACE: Clinton Legion Hall GUEST Brian J. Taylor, C.A. , .. CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT WITH NORRIS AND HOMUTH • EXETER, E. Beecher Menzies, Q.C. BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR • CLINTON SPEAKERS: Charles Proctor St. Columban Correspondent MRS, CECII.IA RYAN 345-2028 Eleven tables were in play at the Knights of Columbus weekly euchre in the Knights of Columbus hall in St. Columban on Friday evening. Winners for the high prizes were Rose Visser ,and Leon Maloney; the low prize winners were Mildred Cronin and Gerry O'Reilly and for the most lone hands, John Van Bakel. The prizes were very appropriate for this euchre game - Valentine boxes of chocolates. Tf next game will be Friday, February 21 at 8 p.m. in the Knights of Columbus Hall, St. Columban. PEOPLE Lori Cronin and Marianne Moylan have returned home from a 10 -day trip to Fort Meyers, Florida, Lori and Marianne are in the Seaforth, High School Band which competed in the Thomas A. Edison Pageant of Light against high school bands from across America. The girls band received two third prizes for their efforts. Congratulations are extended to the Seaforth High School Girls Band. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Pletch of Brussels and Jim and Bonnie Hogan and family of Goderich visited on Sunday with Jim and Karen Cronin and family. Ted and Frances Melady returned home last week from St. Paul, Alberta, where they spent two weeks visiting with Jim and Jean (Melady) Fisk.and Jesse. While there the weather was very cold, -35 degrees. ' If there is anyone in the St. Columban Parish who wishes to have their photo in the Family Photo Directory and hasn't been contacted please phone Anne Chapin 345- 2252, Catherine Melady 345-2148 or Glenda Murray 345.2962. Photos will be taken on Saturday, February 22 at the St. Columban School. Gideons visit Cromarty church REPRESENTATIVE OF MANUFACTURERS LIFE Plan to attend this important seminar. Free Admission. Register by phoning 482-7995 after 6 p.m. SPONSORED BY THE' MANUFACTURERS LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Cromarty Correspondent R. LAING Alex Turnbull, of Grand Bend and Don Jolly of Exeter, representing the Gideon Society, were in charge of the Cromarty church service on Sunday morning. Both spoke on the work of the Gideons, mentioning their placing of Bibles in the new correctional centre for youths in Goderich, as well as their ' usual presentations of Bibles and New Testaments to hotels, hospitals, grade five students, etc. In the world, 40 Bibles are given out every minute. Every dollar that is donated to the Gideon Society is used for Bibles and not for any administration costs which are borne by the Gideon Society members themselves.. COLORFUL PICTURE First Cromarty Beavers, Cubs and Scouts made a colorful picture as they paraded into Hibbert United Church for their annual church service on Sunday morning. Guests were greeted at the door by Barry and Brian Waddell. The pastor, Ernest Dow, led in the service of worship with his sermon entitled Tricky Satan's Traps and the True Scouts Trust- worthiness. Scouts Shane Van Allen and John W ilkin- son read the scriptures and a men's choir sang. The offering was received by Cubs Ryan Vandervliet, Michael Dearing, Kevin Berry and Christopher Scott. Following the repeating of each group's Promise, Baloo Carol Ann Scott led in the litany of Thanksgiving and Intercession. PEOPLE Mr. and Mrs. Charles Douglas spent' several days last week with their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Douglas, and son, Gordon, of Ottawa, and attended the Ottawa W inter- lude. MEADOWGLEN PIECES & STEMS `_-_pover FRESHLY BAKED 16 oz. LOAF RAISIN BREAD 1.49 1 DOZEN MADE FRESH DAILY KAISER ROLLS MUSHROOMS DELICIOUS TASTING 1.20 PKG. OF 3 DANISH PASTRY 1.29 ZEHRS BRAND KETCHUP 1 LITRE SIZE SPAGHETTI, SPAGHETTINI OR READY CUT MACARONI LANCIA PASTA ASSORTED VARIETIES CRUSH READY TO SERVE HIRES OR PURE SPRING QUAKER OATMEAL SOFT DRINKS 325 g PKG. 4/ 750 mL BOTTLE PLUS 306 DEP. UNCLE BENS 3 VARIETIES 120 9 P60. BRAVO 10 MINUTE RICE 1.29 TOMATO SAUCE EACH WESTONS ENRICHED WHITE OR 60% WHOLE WHEAT FRESH BREAD 750 g PKG. LESS THAN HALF PRICE 6.56 PER 100 mL 798 mL MEALTYME FLAMINGO HAMBURG OR WIENER ROLLS BUTTER TARTS QUAKER CHEWY ASSORTED VARIETIES GRANOLA BARS PKG. OF 8 675 g LOAF Vlacss PURE GRAPE JELLY OR soo mL JAR GRAPE JAM 2.09 ALL PURPOSE. INSTANT BLENDING OR VELVET CAKE L PASTRY vAuliatE (*tom ROBIN HOOD FLOUR will* 7675 COUPON SAV8. ALLPURPOSE DISTANT BLENDING OR VELVET CARE A PASTRY 25 kg BAG - ONE COUPON PER PURCHASE - c OFF COUTCN [r1R'rs LLT 4AA 1 09381 16 PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL CLOS1f' SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22/86 THE SCOTT1 4 TOURNAMENT 46 OF BEAR'S 225 g PKG. Group exemplifies youth leadership The leadership of Youth is exemplified in the work of the Huron County Junior Farmers, this according to the Campaign Chairman for the Heart and Stroke Founda- tion, Barney Goldsmith. Despite the obstacles Inherent in co-ordi- nating and canvassing rural areas in the winter, for several years the Junior Farmer Clubs have assumed this responsibility, raising thousands of dollars in the townships where they have been traditionally active. The South Huron Club is responsible for the canvass in Usborne Township. The Howick Club is working in Howick and Turnberry Townships and the West Huron Club co-ordinates the canvass of Ashfield Town- ship. In addition, this year the Seaforth Junior Farmers will be doing part of Tuckersmith Township and the Clinton Club will assist in the Hullett Twp. canvass which is co-ordinated by the Kinburn Forresters. For a number of years, another youth group, the Grade XIII students at Seaforth District High School, have sponsored the Heart Fund canvass in the Town of Seaforth. Teachers Continued from page A3 extra half-time teaching position. The Grade 1 target will be an average class size of 26 across the county. There will be no changes in this portion of the contract in 1986-1987. The elementary school teachers will also get a dental plan starting this September. Amid smiles and nods of agreement from teachers, trustee Parlee said the Perth school board is not leading the way in providing dental plans for teachers. There are only five other elementary teacher groups in Ontario without a dental plan. The board will pay $7.60 a month for a single plan and 316.39 a month for a family plan. The details of the plan won't be final until later this year. The other changes in the collective agreement are mostly what are called word chanes. A- joint committee, to be made up of three teachers and as minty trustees, will study lunch hour supervision practises and report to the board by June I of this year. Teachers' salaries range from a low of 316.102 to a maximum of 545,827. Principals' salaries range from 551.283 to 554,740. CANADWN LADIES CURLING CHAMPIONSHIP LONDON ONTARSO. FEBRUARY 2T° - MARCH r 1988 Fdrtilcay ROBIN HOOD FLOUR 2.5 kg BAG - SEE COUPON THIS PAGE ATU$x ASSkTEFD YUIOTOU CANNED VEGETABLES 36.6661IS RIC. Ps 0R IATR Tr BAR SOAP CUE 06 SUS t 62(61 E TOP CHOICE 10 at CAN 79 760 0/240 9 062551 PUDE 06'D, TEA SACS RED ROSE 1.39 2.s 090 4.29. 227 9 PKG 299 CHOC. CHIP, CNOC. FUME, OATMEAL, C*NMAMON DANISH. COCONUT CAUMF. FRENON CAME OR NUT SUPNEKE PETALWHITE OR SANDALWOOD SCOTTIES FACIAL TISSUE PKG. OF 200•s COTT'ONELLE WHITE, PINK, BLUE, YELLOW OR CHAMPAGNE TOILET TISSUE 4 PKG.RO115 OF g4) • THE BETTER WAY TO HEAT YOUR HOME rtha Energy Connection ir-feraicifilir3-@ SYSTEMS DARE COOKIES 4 VARIETIES RAGU THICK H CHUNKY SPAGHETTI SCE. RSSORTFD SITES PAMPERS DIAPERS 450 g PKG. 750 mL EACH • r6T3t161 t r>EBI M Irn1ITS t N66LE CIFIEL & D COUNTRY PEROfflES .51.69 CTN. FABRIC SOFTENER FLEECY GTGETO WAFFLES 312 939 TOOTHPASTE AEG1l1AR OR HIWf AQUAFRESH SAVARIN FROZEN BEEF, CHICKEN OR TURKEY MEAT PIES •Meat Pump System •Uses no fuel --the hent you gat is the heat from the ground *Easily adopted to your FORCED AIR system *AIR CONDITIONING at the flick of a switch •300: efficient FOR COMPLETE DETAILS CALL Ti'IE ENERGY CONNECTION Barry Badmen 482-7374 C?ITIS Middleton 482-7201 902. PKG. *Models from 3'h to 9 h.p. for every size garden. 5L JUG VanCnp .1:i@rnp. Vin°el BEANS mEAFk- EtAKr pole, ,OG 5 VARIETIES VAN CAMPEANS in AS60AT11 EMT/ES 30' 9 PKG. POEMS0 2•;. SOO 9 PKG STOUFFERS DINNERS 2.39 COTTAGE CHEESE 1.69 SENETIAI 60506TF1 FLATCARS CE CREAM LIRE 015. 6 VARIETIES 1.69 MCCAIN CHEESES 227 g PKG 1.99 UAHT M MELT 6505ED FUTONS '75 9 MAPLE LEIF Soo 9 PKG SEALTEST YOGURT seen 596 CHEESE FOOD SLICES 2.99 t47, .Agy...• Ay.. HASH BB HASH OROt 11tmisf2TTRA,. TTRRE .0 616E C6t1.CKY at SMOOTH EVERYDAY LOW PRICES! PEANUT BUTTER EaCN 3.29 14 oz. TIN 55 NINE PEEst&Errs NUN 777 9 PKG. p NAME 1M a « GO W 3Y GOURMET COFFEE 7.49 LIGHT BULBS 1.49 NO NAME 150 "PO NAME PROCESS TABLE SYRUP 1.59 CHEESE SPREAD GODERICH THESE SPECIALS AVAILABLE ONLY IN: MON., TUES. - 9 TO 6 P.M. WED., THURS., FRI. - 9 TO 9 P.M. SAT. 8:30 TO 6 P.M. 509 g PKG. 3.59, CARNATION POTATOES HASH BROWNS 1.5 kg PKG. JOSEPHINE ST. (HWY. NO. 4) WINGHAM MON., TUES., WED. 8. SAT. • too TO 6 P.M. THURS. AND FRI. - e:30 TO $ P.M, •Pre -season Sole - Save 10%.plus FREE Hiller/Furrovler an '89. volue. Offer ends March 10. Order now in time for spn'rlg delivery. •Phone 1.6.0-269.42611, wall send you o FREE 1986 Troy -Bi It catalogue,. INHURON OR TRACTOR riAmmemeim EXETER 235-1119 SIXTH 923.4244