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The Huron Expositor, 1982-08-25, Page 17You've trled all the resto But jrHdeals are saltine of the bestl NEW AXLES AOI Shies A %/eights 6000 ab. As low a° °175.00 Tandem 0 Tri sets available wiioeol°. lacers, couplers SPECIAL Assorts Kitchen Cabinets "Extremely Reasonable" 310 pm red[ -made Of we don't have what you teant...Wie w001 bu00d 4o your specifications, • eans00ty at the right price W STlljVES °l 99.°010 °e325.0° FtPeoninro aw.grts °ASS.®° SUN UMBRELLAS Reg. NM.. Now Only 860.20 Ct 'MPLETE SETS UMBRELLA FIBREGLASS TABLE SHELL BASE 42,5 L1$ ONLY °11©0°° EAL BA GAINS '11 CURRENT PAINT 10,000 gal. Barn Paint Beige, Green, Brown. & Terra Cotto 24.00 gale & ep In 45 gat. drum Also: Industrial Colors °LSO gai. 8 up On 5 gal. cons USE SAL 0.9, NSA 1P7 820 CA(BELL ST., LcasPdl® 519-432-4112 DEALERS WELCOME Vwri®es Seieceima t hems c • ME IN L 9K W©114ow © Lowd@gbQo THE HURON EXPOSITOR, AUGUST 25, 19K2 - A9 Jesus' example Berean topic Correspondent DORASHOBBROOK 523.4250 II:EREAN UNIT The Berean Unit met Aug- ust 10 in the Sunday School. Leader Helen Lawson wel- comed everyone. The committee in charge presented the program, an example of serving others shown by Jesus. The study was five miracles of Jesus. Scripture was read by Lisa SNIP TOUR CA E TC E Cis;®�'! P AY ORM L"u (I) "Good Venn Nigh density fibreboard. painted gr primed. Horiaorita0 12" a 16' OnOy °6000 sq. Iboal Rag.' 341.00 SM.tboranl 16' primed Oniy °46.00 bon Vier/kat Coloured Sheets as Oow as 611®o00 4iv7,4is8,4aI 6 IRL 11 WIN *WS Pictures, SOOders, 3owe & Bays striate & thermal atoned evatOobOe PATIO DOORS • -Thermal maintenance free, c/w screen, 8 hardware. 5' Only 495.03 6' On@y e543.°0 Brown or While avolbable CRS LOCKS, BLACKS '208 a9°0r1ment 4", 6", 6", 10", 4. 12" ®c & Hop Nouns: Mori.-FrO. 6:00-3:30 Saturdays 8:00.3:00 --�-�-�+ CPdep ® CabeOO St. Hamilton Rd, S Ooc s - No. 401 - OP4TARI .OPIRATIYES OF ONTAM SCK YARDS 141IN 767-1143' AAO+[ YOUR! SKIPPER 11 IV N KE TRA DAMOD RT R BRYAN ° 945-2013' RESODENCE•148•10 z Shipping !Nary Tl egday Moms D'..izer, Vi - Burns, Isabel Airdrie, Tri Duizer and Dora Shobbrook. A vocal duet by Laurel and Shannon Duizer was accomp- anied by'Lisa on piano. Business was conducted by Helen Lawson. Thanks were received from Kay and Carl Longman for sympathy as well as a report card from the foster child. The treasurer's report by Laura Lyon was read by Margaret Good. Roll call was answered by nine members and happy birthday was sung for Hattie Wood, The Berean Unit is willing to co-operate with Aimwell unit for next meeting and plans for the Regional ''on October 5. The meeting closed with a report of the United Church Women meeting 15 years ago. Lunch was served by Isabel Airdrie, Vi Burns, Tri Duizer and Dora Shobbrook. BURNS U.C.W. Fourteen members met at the home of Gay Salverda on August 11 for the regular monthly meeting. Gay Salverda was in charge of the devotional, assisted by Ida Salverda and Gladys Leiper with Ida Leiper at the organ. Mrs. Rice conducted, the business. 'PERSONALS' Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Doug Snell `acrid family on the death of grand- daughter Rachel born August 7 in Guelph Hospital to Jaynie and Ken Slade of Cambridge. Burial was August 13. Richard W. Snell LL:B- has opened his law office in Mitchell. grandson for Mrs. Laura Saundercock. Visiting last Tuesday with Miss Edythe Beacom were Mr and Mrs. Gerald Lam - mond, Michael and Julia of Gander. Newfoundland, Mr. and Mrs, Ken Scott, Billy, Jean, Christie and Shannon and Mrs. Jean Scott were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Scholl of Monkton. Attending the Lyon re- union on August 8 at Thames- ville were Mr. and Mrs. ,Murray Lyon. Deanna, Maureen , Fair'service and Mrs. Laura Lyon. eMr. and Mrs. Gordon Shobbrook, Diana, Mr. and Mrs, Ben Lyon and Cheryl spent last week at Parry Sound. Any lady 18 and over interested in bowling Tues4 day night 7 to 9 p.m. regular or spare should contact Doro- thy Airdrie before August 24. Phone 5.23.4462. Mrs. Laura Saundercock returned home on Thursday after spending three weeks a/ with her niece. Mr. and Mrs, Peri McBride, Carlow. Mr. and Mrs, Tom Duizer, Laurel, Lisa. Stephen and Shannon attended the Strat- ford General Hospital school of nursing class of 1964 reunion on Sunday, August 8 at Alan Park. Mr. and Mrs. David Fair - service and Maureen of D'ormeau, Quebec spent the past two weeks with his mother Mrs. Myrtle Fairser- vice, Sympathy it extended to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cun- ningham on the death of his brother Vere on August 4 at Huronview at age 90 years. Laura SaunderocE and Dora Shobbrook from here with Vera Gibbings, Clinton and Maimie Crawford, Blyth, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Peri McBride, Car- low, on Wednesday. Mr, and Mrs. Ray Radford. London visited on the week- end with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Bob Thompson and Mr, Hamrt,ilton. Mks, Dora . Shobbrook, Thelma Ellerby and Chastity Colquhoun spent the week- end in Woodstock with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Millson and celebrated their wedding an• niversary. Patricia returned home with them for some holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Scott of Escombrodo, California visit- ed last week with Mrs. Jcan Scott. Miss Julie Scott of Goder- ich spent last week with her grandmother. Mrs. Jean Scott. Congratulhtionsto Mr. and ' Mrs. Cliff Saundercock on their new grandson born August 10 in 5t. .loseph•s Hospital, London. to Wasr,e a •d Mary Lynn Peck, Robert Christopher weighed in at 10 lbs, 9 ors. and is a great W Correspondent MRS. ALLAN McCALL 887.6677 Miss Kathy Humphries of London has returned , home following a holiday with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Humphries. Iton Miss Wendy Clark spent a few days with her uncle and aunt, Bob and Marie Litt and. counsins at Wartburg. Toni and Jason Thamer of Wheatley are spendingvthis week with the Thamer famil- ies. f FAMOUS. MAKE RA FOR BOYS AND TEENS , BACK TO SCHOOL 0 Stock up on these straight leg G W C jeans at this very special price for school opening Sizes 8 to 18 VERY SPECIAL 16.95 G.W.G. 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Can 01 Green or Wax Product o1 S Africa Outapan Product of Ontario BEANS r%30/kg 594LB ORANGES d LB i 19 FRESH BROCCOLI BUNCH 99 Product of Ont Can. !rt Prod. of S. Africa Grano Smith `�I Product of Ontario r� 74 APPLES r?,��/kg r� I y LB Cooking Style ° Tender a Sweet ONIONS 2 LB BAG 69MINI CARROTS 79° Prod. of °Mario Product of Ont Can 01 Prod. of Ont, Can. Fcy Pepper ° Homegrown Paula Red or Early Mac 8 SQUASH E ^ 39 CARROTS 2 LB BAG 69$APPLES Le Bnc . 1.79 Product of Florida ° Fresh Tangy LIMES 5/79° k9 Produce of Ontario LB ONIONS BUN( "(s 3/990 In the Plant Dept Viable:" VIOLETS F POT '�. 99 One gas coupon available with every 55000 purchase al any Zehrs Market Zehrs free admission tickets to Canada s Wonderland wig be evadable only until closing Saturday, September 4, 1982 THESE PEelAlS HIGHWAY NO. 8 GODERICH JOSEPHINE ST. IHWY. NO. 41 WINGHAM INTERSECTION HWY. NO. 4 AND 83 EXETER AVAILABLE AVAIL ONLY IN; I MON., TOES. 9 TO0 P. M. WED., THURS., FRI. - 9 TO 9 P.M. SAT. 8:30106 P.M. 97S WALLACE AVE.eN. LISTOWLL MON., TUES., WED. • 9 TO 6 P.M. THURS., 561. 9 r0 9 P.M. SAT. 8:30 TO 6 P.M. BURNS U.C.W. Fourteen members met at the home of Gay Salverda on August 11 for the regular monthly meeting. Gay Salverda was in charge of the devotional, assisted by Ida Salverda and Gladys Leiper with Ida Leiper at the organ. Mrs. Rice conducted, the business. 'PERSONALS' Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Doug Snell `acrid family on the death of grand- daughter Rachel born August 7 in Guelph Hospital to Jaynie and Ken Slade of Cambridge. Burial was August 13. Richard W. Snell LL:B- has opened his law office in Mitchell. grandson for Mrs. Laura Saundercock. Visiting last Tuesday with Miss Edythe Beacom were Mr and Mrs. Gerald Lam - mond, Michael and Julia of Gander. Newfoundland, Mr. and Mrs, Ken Scott, Billy, Jean, Christie and Shannon and Mrs. Jean Scott were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Scholl of Monkton. Attending the Lyon re- union on August 8 at Thames- ville were Mr. and Mrs. ,Murray Lyon. Deanna, Maureen , Fair'service and Mrs. Laura Lyon. eMr. and Mrs. Gordon Shobbrook, Diana, Mr. and Mrs, Ben Lyon and Cheryl spent last week at Parry Sound. Any lady 18 and over interested in bowling Tues4 day night 7 to 9 p.m. regular or spare should contact Doro- thy Airdrie before August 24. Phone 5.23.4462. Mrs. Laura Saundercock returned home on Thursday after spending three weeks a/ with her niece. Mr. and Mrs, Peri McBride, Carlow. Mr. and Mrs, Tom Duizer, Laurel, Lisa. Stephen and Shannon attended the Strat- ford General Hospital school of nursing class of 1964 reunion on Sunday, August 8 at Alan Park. Mr. and Mrs. David Fair - service and Maureen of D'ormeau, Quebec spent the past two weeks with his mother Mrs. Myrtle Fairser- vice, Sympathy it extended to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cun- ningham on the death of his brother Vere on August 4 at Huronview at age 90 years. Laura SaunderocE and Dora Shobbrook from here with Vera Gibbings, Clinton and Maimie Crawford, Blyth, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Peri McBride, Car- low, on Wednesday. Mr, and Mrs. Ray Radford. London visited on the week- end with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Bob Thompson and Mr, Hamrt,ilton. Mks, Dora . Shobbrook, Thelma Ellerby and Chastity Colquhoun spent the week- end in Woodstock with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Millson and celebrated their wedding an• niversary. Patricia returned home with them for some holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Scott of Escombrodo, California visit- ed last week with Mrs. Jcan Scott. Miss Julie Scott of Goder- ich spent last week with her grandmother. Mrs. Jean Scott. Congratulhtionsto Mr. and ' Mrs. Cliff Saundercock on their new grandson born August 10 in 5t. .loseph•s Hospital, London. to Wasr,e a •d Mary Lynn Peck, Robert Christopher weighed in at 10 lbs, 9 ors. and is a great W Correspondent MRS. ALLAN McCALL 887.6677 Miss Kathy Humphries of London has returned , home following a holiday with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Humphries. Iton Miss Wendy Clark spent a few days with her uncle and aunt, Bob and Marie Litt and. counsins at Wartburg. Toni and Jason Thamer of Wheatley are spendingvthis week with the Thamer famil- ies. f FAMOUS. MAKE RA FOR BOYS AND TEENS , BACK TO SCHOOL 0 Stock up on these straight leg G W C jeans at this very special price for school opening Sizes 8 to 18 VERY SPECIAL 16.95 G.W.G. "ODYSSEY"' NEW DESIGNER JEANS Pre -Washed double stitched VERY SPECIAL 22.° • Student 27 to 30 waist JEANS Legs 30 to 16 lust right for the high' school crowd SPECIAL 22.50 1 inal Clearance Ross short sleeve .-- KNIT SHIRTS Z PRICE • BOv ' s Regular or tube style MCGREGOR SOX . 95 Club Colours to 2°95 eanz`exes R.S. BOX LTD. YOUR NUMBER ONE APPLIANCE CENTRE THE Kitck , Aida Number1 DISHWASHER ._ Numberl in washability* ✓ Number 1 in quality' r/ Number 1 in reliability- I No 5 ,. •• aWV �I8d^dj6t.y l Ynnif ns ke I'±, nea,lnenni FPFPI Irani 0, - BUY NOW / r ' AND SAVE L- ' = . A KITCHENAID FOOD WASTE DISPOSER GETS RID OF MESSY KITCHEN SCRAPS FAST, BUY NOW AND SAVE/ R. S. BOX LTD. Seafo rth 527-0680 YOUR B$atc1h4mlTrAaerl. APPLIANCE DEALER HO HART; 5L'�NA"NT.. O