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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1986-03-12, Page 9THE. HURON EXPOSITOR, MARCH 12, 1986 - A9 5% OFF -FOR SENIOR CITIZENS ALL DAY WEDNESDAY - THE STORE FOR SAVINGS! White, Pink, Almond, Yellow Royale 100's ROYALE FACIAL TISSUE SAVE .40 .99,,'e. 500 mI SAVE .76 DOVE LIQUID DETERGENT .99 Assorted Varieties In Own Juice 14 oz. .79 DELMONTE PINEAPPLE SAVE .50 4 Varieties 100 g SAVE .39 BRUNSWICK SARDINES 2.99 Beef, •Ordeken 2's ' 'SAVE '?40 f 1"' LIPTON LOTS -A -NOODLES Chef Boy -Ar -Dee 600 g • LASAGNA DINNER SAVE .60 2.59 Seaforth wins in drama festival The first annual Central Huron School Drama Festival, held at the Blyth Memorial Hall on February 28 and March 1, was a great success. The quality of acting and stage management was very high, in addition, students took part in two workshops on set construction and design as well as various aspects of downing. These proved to be very popoular and all students gained valuable new skills. After the adjudication was complete on March 1, all five high schools in the county were rewarded for their fine work and talent. F.E. Madill won the Best Original Script award. Seaforth District High School won an award for the best Ensemble work. Goderich District Collegiate won the Best Tech Crew Award. South Huron in Exeter won the best actor and actress award for the "Bravest" performance. Central Huron Secondary won the Most Outstanding Production Award for their work on the first act of Boiler Room Suite, Everyone was a winner, including the audiences which attended both nights to lend their support to actors, and crews from various schools. All across this county, students are accomplishing incredible things on stages which more people need to know about. Next year, the Festival will continue with another slate of bright, enthusiastic individuals giving it their best in performances guaran- teed to delight and entertain all who attend. Residents . bowl Seaforth Health Care Facility residents carried on as usual this past week. On Monday residents went bowling and the winner was Pat Ryan. On Tuesday public school pupils helped residents with wheelchair bowling. The winner was Margurite Shill. On Wednesday Rev. Simmons held a communion and worship service. There was no pianist so residents used their own voices and did very well. On Thursday residents working on crafts talked about the things they used to do. in the afternoon residents watched a film on apple mills. On Friday there was no activity because of the storm. PERSONALS Marjorie Maloney visited her husband Harold. Barb Alexander and Ross and Lillian Nicholson visited Cassie Nicholson. Mrs. Nolan visited her husband Jim. Pat Laycox visited her mother Dorothy Carter. Lucy Bezzo went out to Clinton with granddaughter Laverne Nigh and had supper with father John Bezzo on Thursday. Bill Bezzo, Stratford visited his mother Lucy Bezzo. Dianne Millerand daughter of St. Joseph's visited residents GARDEN FRESH PRODUCE Ontario 011 Large GREEN CABBAGE Ontario R1 SEEDLESS CUCUMBERS Product of U.S.A. FRESH ASPARAGUS Product of Ontario CELLO MUSHROOMS "z• Product of U.S.A. GREEN ONIONS Product of U.S.A. ROMAINE LETTUCE Product of U.S.A. Can. 111 Crisp CELERY STALKS 2/1.00 ea..99 1.99 cello tray 1.39 3/1.00 ea. .99 ea. .99 Senior games coming The Seaforth Happy Citizens held their regular meeting in Legion Hall on March 6. There were 48 present. Bea Storey, President, told the members of the Senior Games coming up in May. The euchre is being held in the Legion Hail, Seaforth on May 5 at 7:30 p.m. There is a Dessert Euchre at Staffa starting at 12:30 and the seniors are invited on March 18. The Spring Rally is being held in McKay Hall in Goderich on Wednesday, April "16. Registration is from 9-10 and is $2. Margaret Burkhart was present and spoke of a trip to the Geritol Follies in Hamilton in June. Winners for the cards were high lady, MaryColeman, low lady, Dorothy Townsend, ladies lone hands, ?pelma Dale; men's high, Ann Downey (as a man); men's low, Betty Felker (as a man); men's lone hands, Grace Broadfoot (as a man). Marie Barber gives talk on Terry Fox Marie Barber was the guest speaker at a meeting of the Ladies Aid of Fast Presbyter- ian resbyterian Church in Seaforth. She spoke on her experiences at the Terry Fox Centre In Ottawa. Mary McClure and Viola Lawson were in charge of the program of the meeting. Mrs. McClure gave a reading on housekeeping at the old home place, Mrs. Crouch read a letter on memories and Hies. Lawson read a poem. 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Ib. r' Schneiders "TAuringet" ,Dail Sliced SUNNIER SAS 58 kg'. IB. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Happy belated birthday to Larry Till. I OBITUARIES CLIFFORD ROSS DUNBAR Clifford Ross Dunbar, of Ethel, died Thursday, March 6, 1986 at his residence. He was 89. A son of the late David W. Dunbar and Sarah V. Ames. Mr. Dunbar enlisted in the 161st Battalion in Brussels in 1916, went overseas to England in late October 1916, transfer der ed to the Machine Gunn Unit of the oetth Canadian Brigade; and fought at Virny Ridge in Apri1917 and at several fronts on the Somme. Ile advanced to the rank of Sargeant in 1917 in France. He eves the Reeve of Grey Township from 1960-69. Mr. Dunbar is survived by his wife, Anna Margaret (Philp) and a sister, F9sie Cunning, Barn. He was predeeeased by brothers Garfield, Stanley, George, Roy and Lloyd and one sister Stella (Mrs. William Brown). Mr Dunbar rested at the Brussels Chapel of the M.I. Watts Funeral Horne where a Service was held on Marcie 8. Rev. Btytii Nevin officiated Interment was at Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Ethel. A Western Star IOOF Lodge memorial service was held Mardi 7 as Was a service by the Brussels *loyal Canadian Legion. As express'ion's of sympathy donations can be made to the Charity of one's choice.