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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1980-11-06, Page 34PRODUCE SAVINGS ONTARIO NO 1 FINE QUALITY 10 Ib. BAG PQTATOES WASHED 97 FINEST FLORIDA JUICE ORANGES 5 Ib BAG, 1.19 ONTARIO FANCY GRADE MACINTOSH APPLES 3 lb BAG 88' U.S. NO. 1 QUALITY FRESH SPINACH U.S. NO. 1 8110 OF CALIFORNIA HEAD LETTUCE 10 oz BAG 79' 89' HEAD 11 S NO 1 FRESH MILO GREEN ONIONS BUNCHES U.S NO. 1 CRISP_RED . rine 'CELLO RADISHES 1 lb PKG 77' PRODUCE OF HONDURAS DOLE PINEAPPLES SIZE 14's 99' . 4Fol PRODUCE ,OF US NO. 1 CUCUMBERS IN THE FLORAL DEPARTMENT VARIOUS COLOURS FLOWERING MUMS 6' POTS 1.69 FINE QUALITY POTTING SOIL • TOMATO" OR- VEGETABLE ) CAMPBELLS SOUP 10 FL. -01. MACARONI & CHEESE KRAFT DINNER /so 225 g. PKG. ZEHRS OWN BRAND APPLE JUICE • . RECONSTITUTED7 . ° 48 FL. OZ. TIN FINE GRANULATED _._ Falun Lincri riLLEjo 10 oz. 'N MITE- . SUGAR 2 Kg 2 69 OR IN BATTER 14 oz. BOSTON BLUEFISH 129- (,, 1001 WHOLE WHEAT 11E -TRIM- . BREAD -COOKIES 24 oz . LOAF , 5 VARIETIES "N1 --WESOMS---. : iTo g 11.29 MAPLE LEAF INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED. - -CHEESE- SLICES KENT FROZEN CONCENTRATED -ORANGE JUICE $1 BAG • Son. DRINKS 4-VARIETLES .ZEIIIRS 500 git. f . 99 12.5 oz. ,S 2F1 , PURE PKG. TINS ORANGE FLAVOURED OF 4 • TANG CRYSTALS 13 or PKG 1 19. POST CEREAL HONEYCOMB 400 -9. BOX st 59 HABITANT CHUNK BEETS st SPRING 0 PLUS • 7::4% 33 °IP:s" JUICES . 0. UNSWEETENES9 48 FL OZ TIN WESTONS BROWN 'N' SERVE DINNER ROLLS. PKG. OF 12 WONG WING FROZEN PINEAPPLE CHICKEN , 12 oz. St 79 WONG WING FROZEN 48 oz. TIN • 39 WEIGHT WATCHERS • LO CAL SWEETENER 100.s 1 69 f REPAIIED MOIST Aih F drj. a ify HUM DOG FOOD..?5_ oz_ TIM_ . ar R SNEAD & BUTTER IIEINZ PICKLES • 48 oz. JAR st 69 MHZ NO GARLIC 2 VARIETIES — LI BEANS . ,,,,.,,oz BY - F $ 2, HOMECAR UTILITY LIGHTBULBS e 41 (CI) a WATT I 0 . PG (F, 2 CHINESE PEA PODS -6 oz. 89° NEILSON& ICE CREAN SANDWICH. BARS . PKG OF q 109 NEILSONS-ASST'D FLAVOURS FA -M -01-1S- - ICE CREAM --------- . _I_ Li T_R_E _ 129 WESTOMS LEMON FItLED BUNS 13_ K..G_: tlp 0 DILL PICKLES . , „ 4,,E19!...J.AF.1_ . 71, 01.0 MEDICINE LEMON TIME PKG OF 8 99# - - - 1tUE BONNET SLEEVE -PAC* 3OFT MARGARINE 890 ' STOKELY-2 VAR1EITIES KIDNEY BEANS V SUAVE SH SHAMPOO _ _of" DISPOSABLE „a F ,..... BIC SHAVERS ._. ri0. _0.f._5.. if cc: Yr BEATR/CE 2% COTTAGE CHEESE . 500 g. 990 _ _ __ _ _ . 1 LB TUB 14 i f ° ' - :LAIROL SMALL MIRACLE • 2VAR ' : - . " HINDITIONER 200 m1 si 49 FCs 2F L OZ a 0 TIN 9 350 oil not TLE 99 fine markcis...of finc foods • ;IfigHumsElotifing 14 oz PKG Is 49 !CH LINER- HADDOCK • .ISH & CHIPS 1602 PKG 149 PURE MAZOLA CORN OIL HEAVY DUTY EVEREADY BATTERIES dzehis , ELSONS AMC, FLAVOURS IRUITPLUS YOGURT 500 g 09 1.99 r ff a„•,te el44tt4 44/ PHOTOFINISHING SPECIAL JIGSAW PUZZLE tio=1, stri4r; ut cctonift NEGATIVE 5121 Ile 12$ C/S 115 4*6 KANT rt1t EARATIGTMENT MACE iN:10 4 JLISAVI PU2111 Attaw 3-4 MS TOR OEUVENY avAnAllif MR TUTS 010v $1 V V .44444.44.4.4.4•44.4444.4.444.144400,4444ponclmo04.1144.44., j F 990 III InNuE0 itYnIT ILLED WITH 9 • 100% POLYESTER 32-x68 TRICOT MW9"E A COVER 56*; COTTON /50%'POLYESTER COMFA-SACK 9-9 FRIER IV CLOSED AyAmARLF ONEY IN" STORES HAVING gur IN STORE COUNTRY OVEN BAKERY OR6voi OR CRUSTY FRESH ROLLS FRESI3 BAKED RAISIN BREAD 16 oz tOAF DOZE N McNAIR SEEDLESS SULTANA RAISINS 32 az PKG RolPIVisd IOD FLOUR ra Privets I at vim ' PIECES OR CHOPPED Melia WALNUTS 200 g. PKG. 10. SMITH BLUEBERRY OR CHERRY S 5 Kg BAG PIE FILLINGS 129,- SWEItRNED FLAKED COCONUT pr..$11,09 MeNAIR • RED GREEN OR MIXED GLACE° • • CHERRIES 1 3diiiiiiis 602 BAKING CHIPS CLUB HOUSE RICE FLO111132_7_g 8 $1.79 rUa MeNAIR ASSORTED PINEAPPLE RINGS 8 07 PKG $1.39 FoifE 99yittpu.A 4" 3 *1.59 BLACK 590IJSE PEPPER io.!_9 stsf9 McNAIR MIXED PEEL OR MIXED FRUIT 8 az TUB 99' BORDENS TWIN PACK CONDENSED EAGLE BRAND MILK $60.0 ml2 99- . , . . . OV MAUL TPONEMLI. came. On a 'Tuesday. He hdd' `Communion7 . but he ' Rev. . James VanslYke of intended to come at the Ainie ptotnised to cdrne at a later ., Isiottliskie . Wilted 'Church of . 'World 'Wide' date to administer Mitchell-Seaforth CABLE TV For service, account, installation, local announcements, line locates Call 345-2341 11 Channel selection! Supplying 8 networks and independents to over 1250 homes. Communion to the. reSidentS. of Kilbarchan . It was an Ecumenical set. - vice including all who cared to partake., Rev. Vanslyke was as by Kathleen Cuthill at thepiano and Unit 1 of the U.C.W. came and provided homemade cookies. Visitors from Unit 1 were Helen Connell, Elva Ellis, 13 -elle Roberton, Grace Broadfoot, Betty Buetenmiller, Kathleen Cuthill. (pianO) Mrs. Vanslyke. Rev. Vanslyke,t*tinued to enlarge on hiMeading from Paul's letters tp the Corinthians. He had 'CO deal -different people —With- •• different ideas and heliefs. Jesus found • a likeness among each to bring them together, So it is with us. Here we at Kilbarchan gathered together on a common ground to take Communion together with btu oughts the same, as we Alto ht of God's ,son who d' d on the Cross for .the f iveness of our sins. All of us. ristians, united in 'basic C rtstian beliefs, He discussed the reason Jesus el -Ise the bread and wine as sacrement elements RreI from the same loaf. B ith these elements could re rid us of Christ's su ering on the Cross. Rev, Va sly had explained it thiS ,way Bread; went through much ' hardship, before it was ready to nourish people as food. It was planted in the fall and hd to endure the rigours of winter With- frost—and- or snow, It develops during the Summer, harvested and taken to the mill, where it is briiised and ground into flour. It is then made into breadikneadediand cooked in a hot oven. Then speaking of tthe wine. The grapes have to • be planteryiarvested,ripened, and the juice crushed out of • the grapes to make wine. Jesus left his disciples when .all were gathered together, He took bread and broke it saying., This do in remembrance of , me. Likewise he took the cup of wine and said as oft as you drink it in remembrance of me, my blood shed for you for remission of sins. The •bread is used to represent the broken body of Christ. Holy, Communion was then administered to those who wished it. Every kernel of wheat is -different-just-a, people are but we are bound by the same b-•nd as Christians. Scott Fitzgerald outlines a story of members of a family who couldn't get along but people in this family, had to find ways of getti.,g alOng happily together, I have WE `HILL BE PLEASED TO SERVE YOU IN: GODERIC HWY. NO. It RD. OPEN WED., THURS., FRI., OUR MANAGER IS: RAY HURD- 10 LITRE 99' riTrITTK. • THE HURCIN'EXI;OSMOR, NOVEMBER 8, loop 'llA „ ' heard of One farnily who were • adopted from five different nationalities and they all found ways of living together • 'harmoniously. This was a' very fruitful service with Many lessons in it that We can benefit,fromin our daily living with people. Special thanks to Rev, Vanskyke and all for this meaningful service. A social time followed.. VISITORS Ruby Stigani, r Stratford, called on Anna Hoegy and drove her to see friends and relatives. , Lorne Lawson visited Kilbarchan. Thursday granddaug-"hters Judy and Yvonne came and took Anna Hoegy to her home pn Centre Street for ->the day - To -day is bright and sunny with 'a shower' of leaves. Only two bright red branches remain for us to feast upon, from my window. 'Then all will be gone. It is sad! but is nature's way. The leaves must. die to be 'renewed again in the spring. On looking out the leaves are very busy to -day, some rustling on the limbs and others fluttering to the well - carpeted lawn. Soon it will be blanketed by a, snow -fall. Never a dull moment! In this varied climate. Harold Barry, Sr, Citizen's Zurich with Mabel Turnbull, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Reste-_ mayer, Dashwoid,-"Mr, and Mrs. Hoa -rd -Fenton, Stratford, visited John Kerr, also Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Becker, Exeter. Bridge again Friday. t was pleased to be able to organize a game with Nettie Rose, Alice Reid, Betty 7 Walker, favouring, - Results of the game: Nettie Rose and Mabel Turnbull 2140 vs Betty . Walker and Alice Reid 920. I , really enjoy a game of bridge It provides good fodder for a lazy brain. The cards were a bit spotty for bidding but very exciting at that. A special thanks to those who kindly came to play. , Mrs. Nelson Brodhagen of Brodhagen visited Dorothy Wolfo and Bessie Smote. Remember, it take but a moment to place an Ei- positor Want Ad. Dial , S27-0240. BULBROOK---BARRY Deanna Barry, daughter, of Mr. and.Mrs. Kenneth Barry of Seaforth and Vince Bulbrook of Mitchell, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Bulbrook of Burlington, were married at St. James Church, Seaforth, on October 25 in a'double ring ceremony. Father Carruana officiated at the ceremony. The bride was given in marriage by her father. The matron • of honour was Gayle Hoffman of Seaforth and the bridesmaids were Dana Bulbrook of Burlington, Sheila Schenck of Seaforth and .Carol Barry of Seaforth. The flower girl was Angela -Barry. The groomsman was Darren Bulbrook of Burlington and the ushers were Shawn -Bulb-rook of Burlingtorr,- Dave Moore of Mitchell and tam Holland of Seaforth. The organist was Maureen Hutchinson and the soloists were Piet and Rose Loomans. Following the wedding, a reception was held at the Seaforth Legion and guests were entertained by the band Bittersweet. Guests attended the wedding from Burlington and Toronto. The couple will be residing in London. (Photo • by Phillips) if You Don't Want Rust Oil is A Must . "Now Is The Time" Wage Auto -Body • Dave Reid e forfh Phone 5271830 If you're thrifty, you'll subscribe now and beat the price hike The Huron Expositor subscription prices will soon be going up. But not before our readers have a chance te sign up for as many \ years as they like at our old rate.You can send in the coupon below for either a new or renewal subscription. 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