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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1980-08-14, Page 14COATS - * JACKETS SNOWMOBILE SUITS ALL SALES FINAL' . 47' T • Correspondent 0.MseGREGOR 262-2025 Mrs. Vera Smale recently underwentsurgery at Clinton *Public Hospital and returned 'home last week. Catharine Corbett, tour - year old daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Al Corbett, recently underwent surgery at Unied versity Hospital, London fol- lowing an accident. She returned home Friday. Mrs. Howie Wright, Matthew and Laura of Cam- bridge, visited with friends here last week. IRENE TURNER Miss Irene Turner died suddenly in St. Joseph's hospital, London on Thurs- day, August 7, 1950. She was tornterly a Stanley Township R.R. 1, Varna, Ontario. Surviving is a brother Wilmer, R.R. 1, Varna, one sister Mrs. Robert (Dorothy) Taylor, R.R. 2, Hensall. One brother.predeceased (1931). Funeral service• was "held from lionthron Funeral Home, Kemal! on Sunday, August 10th with Rev. Stan- ley McDonald officiating, Interment at Bayfield Cem- etery. Pallbearers were Keith 5tephenson, Robert Turner, Jack Coleman, Bill Consitt, David Turner, Ronald Cole- man. Flower bearers were • Stewart, • Mustard, Phillip James, Jim Consitt and 1,Lowell Mount. Rev. Kenneth Knight con- ducted morning worship. in. Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sunday. The subject of his sermon was • "Repentende That Is Too Late". Mrs. Blanche Dougall presided at the organ for the service of Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Corbett and family were Mr. and Mrs. Morris Taylor, Pam Taylor and Steven Dunens- of Kil- worthy and Mr. and Mrs. nr" Ross Brown of Newtonville, Ontario. Kr. and MTS. Brian Campbell, Mrs. Mona Camp- bell and Mrs. Cora Wurm returned from a two week motor trip where they visited with Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Wasson at Parrsboro, Nova Scotia. Mrs. Eric Luther returned from a two week's vacation with her son and daughter- in-law and family Mr. and Mrs. Don Luther at St. John's Newfoundland. They also visited with Mrs. Hazel Luther, and relatives,in Deer Lake and Corner Brook. Mr. and Mrs, Carl Payne Visited With Mrs. Emma Payne of Elmira on Sunday afternoon. HENSALL U.C. TO BE CLOSED AUGUST 17th Rev,. Stanley C. McDonald conducted the morning ser- vice at Hensall United Church on Sunday, August 10th with Miss Brenda Pep- ari atea news per at the piano. Partici- pation of the congregation, was the key word for the -day. For a solo, Mrs. Harry Stuart sang "Lord of The Dance" with the congre- gation joining in the chorus. The congregation was taught the chorus 'Cheer Up Ye Saints of God" and it was sung several times. The sermon was giver by " Lorne Thrower, who Spoke on "Faith and Habitsor Habits and Faith". The word Faith is found in the Bible almost as many times as the word Love. Faith is the habit of believing. Believing is to have faith in a person or thing. Habits are doing things over and over again and can be positive or nega- tive. Faith is believing with- out proof, involves risk, and lives in pioayer. Next Sunday the United Church will beslosed and the congregation will join thb -Fir-eibyfertans at Carmel Chwere Jim ...7unsrhcherast 9 .m again were Thrower, Michael McGregor Tim Mann and Bill Stebbins: QUEENSWAY NEWS Rev. Stanley McDonald conducted the worship serv- ice at the Queensway Nurs- ing Home„Hensall last week accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Pepper. Visitors with Mrs. Wilds were Marie and Henry Wilds and the Dogan family. • Wilfred and Ruth Schantz visited Mrs. Kendrick. Mrs. Maxine Weiburg and Mrs. SuSan Rurdy visited Len Purdy and the women on first floor. Mr. and Mrs. • Den- roache visited Mrs. Mitchell. Chester Dunn and John and Iva Ridley visited Vera Lam- mie. Beatrice Taylor and SHIRRIFF JELLY POWDERS ASSORTED FRUlt ' FLAVOURS 3 oz. 4 VARIETIES' CONDENSED' AYLMER SOUPS EACH TIM pigs. MAKES, 20 FLa'for Tins for ,f 10 FL OZ. / TINS CRUSH '4 VARIEFIES SCHNEIDERS BRICK, FARMERS, SOFT DRINKS.:7_5_p_rvy_ ;_upsos_IT I$° COLBY CHEESE TIDE_ DfTERGENT- 12 LITRE BOX MOZZARELLA • • 12 oz 718 ,9 DETERGENT'FOR OISH,ES no FLEISCHMANNS_CORN OIL SUNLIGHT LIQUID.,:ipy_119, SOFT MARGARINE 216 1,39 INSTANT DESSERT TOPPING LUCKY WHIP LEMONADE • 24x10 HAL TINS OUNTRY TIME CONNORS SNOW CRABMEAT -• cco nt 6 oz. PKG. 9 llais 9?CRISPY CRUST LARD 1 LB 69' CASE *6.69 iiircffifivinimuRT 6 oz TIN 500 g 990 1.49 COTTAGE CHEESE 75° $ic9 g•le 7 o NOROICA REGULAR OR 2 SEALTEST AVATIARE ONtY INSOUR CREAM 500.T49 COUNTRY OVN E TN STORE ITAXERY WESTONS STORES HAVING A COUNTRY OVEN FRESH VIENNA OR FRENCH BREAD COUNTRY OVEN FRESH -1 LEMON FILLED BUNS 16 oz GAY LEA • TANGY CHIP DIP HIGHLINER FROZEN TURBOT IN BATTER 14 MOIST DELICIOUS ji WEIGHT WATCHERS 6 VARIETIES BRAN MUFFINVG.99v FRUIT SPREADS 25 NCO OF 6 250 0 79 os 690 -188 omi 79' NT*, wE REsEnvE VHF HIGHT TO tIMIT PURCHASES YO REASONAME vvtrogiyfAMIlY RE ownEmturs SAVE WITH n WELCHS FF1OZEN CONCENTRATED NON FOOD SPECIALS 75m) SIZE SCENTED OR UNSCENTED ULTRA BAN ROLL ON $1.49 SCENTED. NEUTRAL ULTRA BAN AEROSOL S1.49 RUBBERMAID II 4 COLOURS TUMBLER 131A RUBBERMAID R 4 COLOURS "SOAP DISH $3,9ck-A ASSTO VARIETIES,. CLAIROL CONDITIONER OR aso CLAIROL SHAMPOO mt os 4.0 GREAT AFTER A SHOWER JOHNSTONS • BABY POWDER 39,g $1.69 R 7 a 11 HOLDER '6 66 EA • RUBBERMAID II TOWEL HOLDER $5.33EA RUBBERMAID 11 iRS5 99 4 COLOURS TOOTHBRUSH HOLD . RUBBERMAID II 4CciiMETIC CENTRE,M.66 RIRBERMAID 11 ROBBERMAID II WASTE SHOWER • BASKET ;CADDY °7.99E RUBBERMAID TiltRET BRUSH.SETEf7.99 BEVERAGE SET 5. 99 GRAPE JUICE 12 FL 02 TIN ROYALE 4 COLOURS BATHROOM TISSUE 4 ROLL PKG Sit 29 VAN CAMP BEANS WITH PORK OR SIOKELY,FANCY PEAS OR CREAM CORN 10 FL 02 TINS BLANCHED OR SPANISH ZEHRS PEANUTS 16 oz PKG a.m.\ PLAIN OR SALTED TOPS ZEHRS CRACKERS 450 g CARTON 1'6E14S 1 " MANDARIN ORANGES 10 FL 02 TINTS HAWAIIAN -PUNCH THREE FLAVOURS DRINK - CRYSTALS 590 g PKG 159 LOWNEY CAMPFIRE BRAND MARSH— MALLOWS- 270 q PKG 4.8 Kg.- NIAGARA LEMONADE PINK OR 'REGULAR FROZEN _12 5 FL OZ TINS FOR FARMHOUSE• CREAM PIES BANANA CHOCOLATE COCONUT OR LEMON 1 2 Oz CHASE & SANBORN INST4NT COFFEE '19 10 oz JAR BABY BURGER BUNS WESTONS PKG8 -OF 12 - PKGS FOR 1 SCHNEIDERS MEAT PIES• HET; HEFT sTF• K-;•oN,T 1 4 oz PKG • 79 fine markets...of fine foods zehrs ex,ct emitoitteua to: d WE *FILL BE PLEASED TO SERVE YetU ON R HWY. NO.8 • OUR MANAdER IS: RAY HURD S FRI., EVENINGS ,••• Vera Johnalen visited 'Mrs. Volland. Roy and Mabel Alderson and Martha Smith visited Vivian Alderson. Joan Bettridge and "violet Bishop visited Irene Kalb - Deis& Florence and Walter Whilhelm visited Edna Youn. Visiting with Russell Erratt Were Frank and 'Mabel McClinchey, Cainpbell McKinley, Brude and Grace, McClinchey and Helen Tay- lor. Richard and Rose Rader THE HURON .',EX.P0a'ir.F1 • were weekend visitors with their parents'in lima and Dashwood. Danny and Tammy returned home 'to Kitchener with their parents after spending the week with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, Alplionse Grenier in Wensall and cousins' Robert and Terry Luther in. Grand Bend. Gordon and Cheryl Baker, Scott and Heather of Ottawa were 'visitors with their Baker aunts and uncles in Hensall, KiPpen, Varga and Ef000- vale. . : Tammy Rader of Kiteh, ener, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard jtader, Kitci ener received' the highest marks in her grade one class for, public speaking. She received a plague for her award, Tammy is the oldest granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Grenier, also a granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. _Elgin wood. arna lady home rom Liskeard Correspondent - MRS. MARY CHESSELL 482-990 , Florence Elliott returned home on Sunday after a six-week holiday, tweweeks with her son Ross and his family of New Liskeard, and the remainder of the time with Bruce and his family of Aurora. The Chessells' house was re -shingled pretty fast on Saturday with assistance from members of the family and many Hydro friends, plus Bob Webster next door and young Steven Taylor with tractor and loader. They were finished by mid-after- noon. . I see a number of grand- parents have out-of-town grandchildren visiting, in- cluding Bill McAsh's, Mervin Johnstones, Bill Taylors and Bill Chessells. Bob Speir has finished painting the interior ofVarna church, with the exception a the choir loft, which he will do after repairing a • leak. While the pews are still out, the floor is being refinished. At a meeting on the week- end, the stewards decided to' put a drain on the south side of the church and change the slope of the ground on the north to rectify the problem of 'Surface water getting into the basement. , Church services resume next Sunday, with an outdoor service at Stanley Park on the lake followed by the annual picnic. Beverages will be provided. Kippen Girl visits relatives in B.C. Correspondent RENA CALDWELL 262-5935 Dana Bozzato is visiting her aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Harold Caldwell while her parents are visiting the Jorgensens in B.C. Recent guests with Mr. and Mrs. Ernerson Anderson were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lord, Sudbury and Mr. and .Mrs. • Russell Caldwell, Hamilton. We are sorry to report the death of Mrs. Oliver John- ston. Toronto, the former Margaret Cooper. Sympathy is expressed to Wilmer Turner in the death of his sister Irene. Mr. and Mrs. D.E. Kyle have returned from a holiday in Nova Scotia. • Mr. and Mrs. Gary Cooper. and Billy John, Detroit, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Vivan Cooper. kern inder... Final -3 days of our Red Tag Clearance Sale 'of HORNE'S MAJOR APPLIANCE • Sales and Service • • Mon. - Thurs. 9 a.m. .6 Main St. South Fri. 9L10. - 9P10. "We sai-vica what we sail" Saatorth, Ont. Sat. 9 ma. - 5 ca. pplionces 521-0836 L. 60 MAIN ST SEAFORTH BACK TO SCHOOL SALE AUGUST 14 TO 23 • FALL & WINTER CHILDREN'S WEAR SLACKS TOPS DRESSES INFANTS TO SIZE 18 OPEN 9 A.M. TO 5:30 CLOSED WED. cm , to - OFF Agr • -; ...:,".0-^."*.‘• • - •