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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1986-03-19, Page 10A10 - THE HURON EXPOSITOR, MARCH Package of seeds awarded to those dressed, in green All those wearing green received a package of seeds at the March meeting of the Seaforth Horticultural Society. The meeting began with a potluck supper. The District 8 annual meeting will be held at Owen Sound on April 12 and the Ontario Horticultural Association convention will b e held in Peterborough. Any member wishing to attend should contact President Steve Hildebrand. A decision was made to buy 10 hanging baskets this year after discussion of _ informatina received from Niagara -on - the -Lake. Those wishing to go on bus trips, thea are two coshing on Wednesday, July 9 to the Humber College Arburitum and on Sunday, September 21 to Cullen Gardens. The plant sale will be held on Saturday, May 17 at the school. The entertainment for the night vias member's slides. Marje Phillips showed her slides of Israel, Margaret De Jong on Brazil and Florence Elford on England and Hawaii. The slides were enjoyed by all. The next meeting will be held on April 9 at the school and the speaker will talk on drying flowers and using them in arrangements. Members are asked to bring their drawings for a Seaforth Horticultural Society pin. The pin must have Seaforth Horticultural Society on it and will be 3/4 " in diameter, but any size can be shot down and please state colors. Nutrition the subject of Women's Institute 19, 1986 • -41 EN LYONS UODMARKET QUALITY SERVICE PRICE FRIENDLY COURTESY CARRY OUT SERVICE STORE HOURS Mon., Wed., Sat. Thurs., Fri. 8:30 a.m.-6 p.m. 8:30 a.m.-9 p.m. SEAFORTH, ONT. LOOK FOR THE ORANGE SHELF TICKETS FOR. SAVINGS - SHOP AND SAVE EVERY DAY! Mrs. Ken Devereaux spoke on "nutrition" at the March meeting of the Seaforth Women's Institute at the home of Mrs. Lorne Lawson. She recommended a book "Nutri- tion - Prime for your Life. We must control three things - stress, exercise and nutrition. Winona Pipe gave the motto "The world is taking your photo, look pleasant please," followed by a St. Patrick's Day reading. For the roll call the ladies brought or told about a hobby they had worked at in the winter. The W .L quilt is ready for quilting at the home of Kay O'Rourke. Gladys Doig and Helen MacKenzie will look after the quilt tickets. A voucher for groceries will be second prize. The draw will be held at the October meeting. On Thursday, March 20 at Huronview a food demonstration by Kay Spicer will be given. Pre -registration is necessary. There will be a free home decorating course in Clinton Legion, April 14. The program was in charge of Mrs. A. Pepper and Mrs. L Pipe. tl 4-H NEWS "Restaurant Manners" presented by Lisa Poppe was one of the topics taught at the third meeting of the Particular Planners held at the home of Ann Cronin. Members learned how to introduce and thank a guest and to eat meals away from home and at banquets. The girls enjoyed the food and beverage brought in by Lori Cronin and Sherri Maloney. Manners and the family was the main topic of discussion when the Egmondville 9-H club met recently at the home of Helen Van Loon. Club members also talked about how to use the telephone fairly, and what to do and not to do at a table. World Day of Prayer `COME Duo to severe weather conditions the yearly World Day of Prayer event for the Seaforth area had to be cancelled. The host church this year was the Cavan United Church of Winthrop but the service was to be held at Northside United in Seaforth. The theme this year was to have been "Choose Life in its Artiness" with readings from Northside United. First Presbyterian. St. Thomas Anglican and SL James CatholicChc rthes. A special dramatic presentation was to be put on by Egmondville United Church and a special singing solo by Julie l nbling of Bethel Bible Church. The offering from this large service Is sent directly to "Inter -Church Council of Canada" and is representing 11 major denominations in Canada. It is used to support ecumenical projects in many areas. Each church is asked to use their own discretion in sending a donation to this organization since the event did not take place and could not be reorganized for a later time. A great number of ladies were involved in planning this event and hope that next year the "hast church", which is St. Thomas Anglican Church. is blessed with nice, sunny weather conditions. Assorted Varlotles Monarch 340 g MUFFIN MIXES SAVE .20 Vanilla, Chocolate, Monarch Deluxe FROSTING MIXES 470 g SAVE 2e Beef. Chicken. Pork Shang -Tal 54 o WONTON SOUP MIXES SAVE 50 Assorted Varieties Flavor 500 g SAVE .50 PUSS 'N BOOTS MORSELS Knechtef 28 oz. FRUIT COCKTAIL Assorted Varieties. Del Monte Regular and No Salt 14 oz. CANNED VEGETABLES SAVE .30 SAVE . 30 MEAT Endust 175 9 FURNITURE POLISH Vegetable 1 Lt. CRISCO OIL 15 m SARAN WRAP Large Flake, Quick, Instant 2 kg. REDDI-BULK OATS SAVE 1.50 2.79 SAVE .50 SAVE .50 SAVE .30 1.99 2.99 1.19 Assorted Varieties Ready to Serve Oatmeal QUAKER CEREALS 325 g SAVE .4o17V Regular, Marshmallow, Semi -Sweet Cadbury 500 g INSTANT HOT CHOC. 3.1 MONARCH CAKE MIXES ST ■99 Assorted Varieties Added Touch 520 g N AND COMPARE OUR EVERY DAY LOW PRICES .99 1.59 .69 1>s49 1,59 .79 "ALL M AT KMS% SATISFACTION GUARANTEED" MEAT SUPER ®ddf elfows -� Continued from page A9 t;anada which had been operating its own food bank for several years. Now all the partners have (Bess t0 this unique way of .meeting the food needs of people Tiimany countries. The Foodgrain Bank is allowed to receive gifts of grain or cash. It organizes the shipment of grain overseas through agencies operated or known by the partner denomina- tions. Many people have aireadybeen helped in Africa, South and Central America, Bangladesh, Haiti and India.. Through the Canadian International Development Agency the government provides additional funds to buy more grain and to pay for shipping and handling. Following the presentation the Mission Outreach Committee of the Church consist- ing of Joanne Rowcliffe, Tim O'Brien, Murray McGregor and Bili Stebbins served lunch ata fellowship hour when those present could visit and ask further questions of Mr. UNITED CHURCH Tile Junior Choir led the Ministryof Music at the Hafted Church on Sunday morning , when they sang at two intervals. Mary Kinsman greeted the congregation and Al Corbett, CecR Pepper, Hon Stebbins and Hans Gerstenkom were the ushers. Mr. McDonald spoke on the subject of "Afraid of During the service the Saaamegt of Baptism was held with Jenne Marie Hayman, daughter of Greg and Brenda Hayman and DatinyJeffreyMo*,000 of Garsyand Joanne Moir being received thiefgb baptism. The next baptismal service will be held on Sunday. Apriil13. The enngregetion wee reminded of the Centennial Giafldrna's Quilting Party which would beheld Mi Zbesdasy, and also the beef barbecue on Wednesday, Apel 9. Part Bank Attached CHICKEN BREASTS 3.90 kg. Canada Grade A Beef Boneless Top SIRLOIN STEAK Fresh No Back CHICKEN LEGS 8.36 kg. 2.58 kg. Canada Grade A Boneless Beef SIRLOIN TIP ROAST 6.59 kg Ib1.77 Ib. 3.79 Ib. 1.17 Ib. 2.99 Tendersweet Sliced 375 g pkg. MAPLE LEAF COOKED HAM 2.99 Pillers "Finest Quality" Old Country Style BRATWURST SAUSAGE 4.83 kb 2.19 pilfers "Finest Quality" 375 g pkg. SLICED CHICKEN LOAF 1.39 PRICE tits STORE ONLY 3.95 KG. LB CANADA GRADE A BEEF SHORT RIB ROAST 79 Pilfers "Finest Quality" Hall Cryovac BLACK FOREST HAM 7 91 kg. tb. 3.59 Schneiders Regular or Large "Your Choice" RING BOLOGNA Cryovac 6.15 kg2.79 Famous for Quality 400 g pkg. SCHNEIDERS MEAT 'PIES 2.29 Fresh Meaty CHICKEN WINGS 2.14 kg. lb. .97 Schneiders Regular, Maple or Beef 500 g MINI SIZZLERS SAUSAGEpkg 2.29 A SAVE .70 L.B.