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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1990-12-05, Page 64 -THE HURON TOR DECEMBER 5. Nino Ssh! Santa shops at JI11debrand dowers and lifts SEAFORTH MEAT MARKET MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH PORK BUTT CHOFi 79ROAST e�DE.SHOATRIB 2,49 SLICED SIDE BACONLB.Z,99 RUMPSIRLOINTIP b ROAST LB 3.59 LEAN AOUND BEEFLB2.39u NOWAVAILABLE •Lobster •Jumbo Talis Shrimp Speaals in Effect Wed. Thru Sat. This Week Only Check Our Tnm & Freshness 527-1821 MORE IN-STORE SPECIALS BEAT THE G.S.T. BUY NOW! IN -STOCK AIR CONDITIONERS 15%0FF All Sale Items Cash & Carry BE PREPARED FOR AN EMERGENCY! 1750 PLUS GENERATOR Reg. 999.°D NOW 89999SAVE _,00 Snow Pushers Reg. 11.99 NOW 10.99 TURKEY LIFTERS Reg. 7.99 NOW 6.99 i .. Indoor/Outdoor 18' BROOM Reg. 12.99 NOW 10.99 Merchandise Gift Wrapped Free SILLS Home hardware •Plumbing •Heating -Electrical -Painting Supplies Seaforth 527-1620 69 MAIN ST. 41. ofP FRESH BATCH - Sue Williams passes on a bath of freshly cooked perch to server Joan Spittal, during the Lions Club's annual perch fry Fnday night. Robinet photo Lions have fish fry PERCH FRY - The Seaforth Lions Club held its annual Perch Fry on Friday night at the Seaforth and District Community Centres. Here, Lion Paul Spittal and wife Joan, serve up some fish and fries to Aanes and Lome Flanagan. Robinet photo_ FISH FRYER Art Bourdeau puts some fish in the fryer Friday night, at the Seaforth Lions annual Perch Fry at the Seaforth and District Community Centres. Robinet photo. Staffa women offered pot pourri of readings MRS. JOHN TEMPLEMAN 235-2346 When the United Church Women met, November 14, they opened with a programme led by Gwen Christie. She offered a pot pourri of readings, "Shopping I, Must Go", "Opportunity Knocks", "Nine Fruits of the Spirit", "Trees", a wonder of life and The ancient, friendly, faith- ful tree. She concluded with "Autumn from New Zealand" and "You are a child of the Universe", be cheerful and strive to be happy. During a break, Irene Finlayson and Doris Jeffery served refresh-. ments. Ada Pethick chaired the business. At this time donations were made to the Stratford Food Link and the Francis Sandy Native Training Centre. It was reported that Campbells' Soup Labels have power to help people. Donations to the project "Seeds for Africa" were received and amy still be sent. The ladies of the church will assist with the church service November 25, when a Food Link speaker will be present. Plans were made for that event. HISTORY NIGHT Twenty-four members and visitors enjoyed an evening of browsing through scrap books and Panasonic® Uhrtmaf12s,���H. MICROWAVE OVENS FAMILY SIZE • 1.1 Cu. Ft. •800 watts •Sensor Reheat & Cook Feature 3699° See Our Bread Bakery Panasonic Automatic Bread Maker 4444,.." An Excellent Christmas Gift! 41.6 %8 Cu Ft •Auto Reheat •700 watts •Outck Weight Defrost SPACE SAVING MID-SIZE $26990 B FURNITURE MAIN STREET Free Layaway TiII Christmas Mon. - Sat. 9-5:30 Fridays Tiff 9:00 SEAFORTH -Staffa Tweedsmiur Books on Wednesday evening, November 28, in the township hall, when the Staffa Women's Institute met for their Scrapbook and Tweedsmiur History night. Esther Smale presided, opening with the Institute Ode, Mary Stewart Collect and a poem, "Come Walk with me". After welcoming everyone, Esther called on the Stelffa #1, 4-H club tp tell about heir course, Fitness and Health, which they had just completed and which was led by Doris Jeffery and Freda Kerslake. The girls had posters on the wall and their books on display. Larry Jo Gardiner introduced the girls present and they entertained everyone with a skit on fitness. Melissa Dearing and Carrah Templeman's history project on Staffa was also on display. The girls placed first at Upper Thames with their project and will be com- peting in the county in the spring. BUSINESS Many interesting superstitions and sayings were revealed when the roll call was answered by members and visitors. The president, Joyce Vivian presided for the business, when letters were read from Anne Marie Allen and the Children's Aid. Lil- lian Douglas and Roberta Templeman reported on the workshop on Forms, Facts and Figures which they had attended at Centralia College and Roberta also reported on the recent district executive banquet which she and Joyce Vivan had attended. A letter and calendar from the Weavering Womens Institute in Kent, England was on display and a Christmas card was signed by all, to be sent to England. Esther closed the meeting with a poem, Older Folks, and everyone sang 0 Canada and said the W.I grace. During refreshments served by Esther and Grace Kerslake, everyone enjoyed looking through the history and scrap books. Sympathy is extended to Bill and Freda Kerslake and family on the death of their Mother and Grandmother, Janet Elizabeth Kerslake. St. Nicholas visits family Christmas party MRS. CECILIA RYAN 345-2028 Approximately 100 people en- joyed an afternoon of fun at the first annual St. Nicholas Family Christmas Party on Sunday, Decem- ber 2 in the St. Columban Parish Hall. An animated video "Nicholas, The Boy Who Became Santa" was shown followed by dancing to the music provided by Terry Kelly of Prime DJ. services. A special thanks to Terry for donating his services. St. Nicholas arrived at this time and handed out coloring books and candy canes to the children. The day concluded with supper served by the ladies in charge. PEOPLE Ray and Eleanor Maloney St. Columban returned home last week from a holiday in Florida. Paul and Margaret Ford and Cas- sandra of Stratford and Private Joe Ryan of Camp Borden visited on the weekend with Ron and Mary R 'an and family. Jordon and Kathryn Moylan, Aiigus and Fiona of St. Marys visited with Mary Moylan on Sun- day and attended the St. Nicholas party at the church hall. John and Mary Jo Nelson of Lucknow and Sister Margaret Eck- ert of Strathroy and Cecilia Ryan were guests of J.D. and Marg MacRae of London and attended mass and the administration of the sacrament of confirmation at St. Pius Church, London. Ian MacRae was one of the candidates con- firmed. Catherine Melady, Colleen Kerslake, Mamie Delaney, Connie Murray, Helen Nolan, Joan Murray and Katie Murray attended a bridal shower for Lisa Murray in Waterloo on Sunday, December 2. Lisa is the daughter of Cyril and Rose Marie Murray and will marry Todd Morey on January 12, 1991. Sympathy of the community is extended to Father Joe Hardy on the death of his uncle in England. Father Hardy is attending the funeral of his uncle in England. Turn to page 19• On January 1st something important will happen at your wo&place. Health and safety will be your business. The new Occupational Health and Safety Act will introduce new workplace rights and responsibilities. Thousands of workplaces will be affected for the first time. Whether you work in an office, grocery store, car dealership or day-care centre, a restaurant, dry-cleaning or hardware store, even if there are only six employees, you are affected. Information on these important changes is available free for the asking. From within the Toronto area call: 327-0001. From anywhere else in the province call: 1.00401.7517. Why not call now? Ontario Ministry of Labour