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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1983-01-19, Page 16111111111111111111111111111.11111.7111111111111111101MBRIMMIRMIRDNommommimmmesmommassesomo....-.-.----7- - Al ; -- 'THE -HURON EXPOSITOR JA EGMONDVILLE COUPLE MARK 60 YEARS MARRIED LIFE -Mr. and Mrs. Hartman Hiusser celebrated their 60th wedding anniver- sary on Saturday January 8. A family dinner was held at the Seaforth Legion Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Hiusser were married on January 11, 1923 at the Egmondville Church Manse by the late Rev. D. McDonald. Mrs. Hiusser is the former Leona Pearson, a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pearson of Seaforth, while Mr. Hiusser is a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hiusser of Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs. Hiusser have a family of two sons and five daughters, all of whom were home to share in their parents' celebration. The Hiussers now have 21 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. (Photo by Phillips) caa�IDy.� March starts this week January is the "kick-off ' date for the 1983 Ability Fund campaign for the Ontario March of Dimes, The Campaign Chairman for the Seaforth district is Thelma . Coombs. She is assisted by Seaforth captains Melinda Beuerman,Barb Caldwell, Lois Hodgert and Lois King. In Harpurhey Carol Baker is captain, while Egmgndville captains are Ruyh Pepper and Carol MacLean. Treasurer is Margaret Sharp and Loreen Dale .. is publicity chairman. A team of more than 75 volunteers will be calling on homes in this area. Residents are asked to make them welcome, turn on porchlights and as eenerously as an The Ontario March /of Dimes slogan is, "We Can't Help Without Your Help". The Ontario March of Dimes faces tin enormous job. Hundreds of people become disabled through accidents or diseases each year, For some, disability strikes In the prime of life when they are building careers or raising families. Then there are people who were born with disabilities who need help as they reach adulthood. There are also many who face disability for the first time when they reach old age. When disability strikes, the Ontario March of Dimes is there to help a person dis- cover their new potential and their abilities. The organiza- Knitters ne!ded In spite of snowy weather, the Flospital Auxiliary meet- ing Jan. 11 was.most enjoy- able. Members were enter- tained by the Highland Ring, performed by Miss Tracey Bennett. During the past year the group purchased two lamps, two recliner chairs and 24 hymn books for use by visiting ministers in the new service of worship now at Seaforth Community Hospi- tal. Shirley Ring donated a picture, and a radio was also donated. With Yvonne Kit- chen's permission these can be viewed in the labour room. A comprehensive report of the annual O.H.A. conven- tion in Toronto was presented by President Mrs. Shirley Dinsmore and Mrs. Carol Hoelscher. Plan§ for the 50th anniversary celebration of the hospital are in progress and a tea will be held sometime in May to raise funds for this. Members who have not yet given their cup and saucer are to bring them to the February 8 meeting. Knitters are still needed. tion offers: employrnent and job training; wheelchairs, electronic aids and other devices; medical clinics, camping holidays, assistance for groups of disabled people with how to better represent themselves on issues affect- ing their everyday lives - in fact, a whole range of servic�s which help physically dis, abled men and women to help. themselves. Over three-quarters of a million people In Ontario are disabled and, sooner or later, every family is touched by disability to some degree. Fireside group meets • The Fireside Fellowship Group of First Presbyterian Church met with a small attendance. The new president, Mable McMichael. opened the meeting. In the absence of the secretary, Henrietta Brown, Jean Keyes read the minutes. • The treasurer's report was read by Ted Cosford. • Edith McMillan read a poem and scripture. Bob McMillan led in prayer. Rev. Duke showed a film "Hear the Good News", based orr the work of the Presbyterian Church in Can- ada. Dorothy Scott conducted a game of quick wit until lunch was served. THERE WAS AN OLD LADY WHO LIVED IN A... -Not an old lady but a very tiny two -week-old baby was photographed recent) In a ceramic shoe, made by her grandmothet Krystal Dale, daughter of Donny and Darlene Dale weighed about 7 lbs. when the photo was taken. Her grandmother, Phyllis Cusack, made the ceramic boot. WI sample dishes Seaforth Women's Insti- tute met at the home o2f,Mrs. Lorne Lawson Jan. 11 with a good attendance. President Mrs. Marion Gordon opened the meeting. Mrs. Lawson and Mrs. Pipe as leaders. 'gave demonstra- tion with samples of several dishes from the -course "More Cents Than Dollars." Several special dishes from this course were made and sampled by the ladiespre- sent. Thank you's from HuronDay Centre and War Memrial Hospital were read. Also several thank you letters from Christmas. A birthday party is planned for Huronview and a social evening at the Manor is being planned for near Valentine's Day. A silent auction is planned for the May meeting. A reading "Not learned from books" was given by Mrs. Sam Scott. A contest by Mrs. Jessie MacGregor was enjoyed by all. Mrs. Ross Gordon moved a vote of thanks to the hostess for a very successful evening. ON SATURDAY, JANUARY 22/13 AT 5:30 P.M. ON THE SQUARE IN GODERICH A TORCHLIGHT PARADE will be held TO PROTEST THE CLOSURE OF THE BLIJEWATER CENTRE FOR ME DEVELOPMENTALLY fiIAIIDICAPPED FOLLOWING THE DEMONSTRATION A DANCE WILL BE HELD AT 9:00 P.M. AT SALTFORD VALLEY HALL CONTINUOUS LIVE MUSIC will be Provided Tickets are Available from BLUEWATER STAFF MEMBERS AT $S • OO / COUPLEr procNds Go To The GODERICH A.M.R. EVERYONE WELCOME PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL- SATURDAY, JANUARY 22, 1983. ROTH -MARKET Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday 9-6 p.m. SEAFQRTH Every Wednesday is Senior Citizen's Day 5% Discount or STORE HOURS: Thurs. & Fri. 9-9 P.M. Saturday 9-6 P.M. Free Delivery - We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities FROM .THE DELI BURNS PRIDE OF CANADA SANDWICH STYLE COOKED HAM LB. 2.49 CANADA PACKERS POLISH LOOP LB.1.59 SCHNEIDERS MILD CHEDDAR CHEESE 18.3.49 BURNS PRIDE OF CANADA OLD COUNTRY SALAMI LB.1.98 FAMILY PACK PORK LOIN CHOPS a 1.58 CENTRE CUT LOIN PORK CHOPS. 1.98 FRESH SLICED SKINLESS BEEF LIVER LB. .89 CENTRE CUT FAST FRY ' LOIN PORK CHOPS,. 2.08 BONELESS PORK FOR CHOP LOASN ROASTS LB. 2.58 BURNS PRIDE OF CANADA WIENERS 454 G. PKG. ryQ�l BURNS PRIDE OF CANADA VISKING BOLOGNA BY THF PIE (E LB QJ8 11 IFFR 9 STORE .PAC KED SAUSAGE IR L48 S(HNFIDE RS 16 \ARIETIESI MEAT PIES 250 C, .29 SCHNEIDERS SELECT SLICED ASSTD. VARIETIES LUNCHEON MEATS PKG 1.38 SCHNEIDERS READY TO EAT" BONELESS HALF CRYOVAC SMOKED PICNICS LB 2.98 SCHNEIDERS SMOKED HAM STEAK 1.78 775 G PKG 5' 1 kg Pkg. Assorted Varieties CATELLI PASTAS .89 ,Mother Parkers -Asserted VAC PAK COFFEE 2,29 Laura Secord Assorted MINI PUDDINGS Red Rose Orange Pekoe SCHNEIDERS REG OR CHEESE FLAVOR "SMOKIES" SMOKED SAUSAGE 1.78 300 G �L 1� C4ofe't 1.5 L Bottle Ivory LIQUID DETERGENT 2.99 ASST. VARIETIES HABITANT SOUPS 28'OZ. OATMEAL OR ORIGINAL OATMEAL DAD'S COOKIES • 450 G. BLACK DIAMOND CHEESE SLICES 1 KG. PKG. MONARCH ASST. COOKIE MIXES. 369 G PKG. MONARCH CHICKEN MAGIC COATING MIXES ASST. 210 G. WEST PREMIUM BLEND MARGARINE 3 LB. PKG. ' CASCADE DISHWASHING 1.8 KG. DETERGENT BOX .99 1.69 6.29 '.69 .99 KNECHTEL DAINTY 350 G PKG. INSTANT RICE SHIRRIFF'S SEVILLE ORANGE MARMALADE 375 ML ALCAN ALUMINUM FOIL WRAP 12" x 50' SLICED, TIDBITS OR CRUSHED ARDO A PINEAPPLE IN OWN JUICE 14 OZ. TIN STRAWBERRY OR RASPBERRY ST. WILLIAMS IAM 250 ML 099 1.2-9 .8 J .69 099 DEL MONTE ASSORTED 1.99 VEGETABLES 14 OZ. TIN .69 1.29 1 2 CHOCOLATE OR STRAWBERRY 3.99 MILK MATE SYRUP CORNED BEEF, WHITE CHICKEN OR TURKEY MAPLE LEAF FLAKES 6.5 OZ. TIN OLD FASHIONED CHRISTIE 1.89 CRACKERS 350 ML 400 G PKG. FROZEN FOOD DEPA BAKERY DEPARTMENT KNOTTY PINE ASST. DIETRICH 1005 675 G PKG. WHOLE WHEAT BREAD WESTON HAMBURG or OF WIENER ROLLS PKIG2OF WESTON PLAIN PKC. 8 ENGLISH MUFFINS .69 MEAT PIES HIGHLINER SOLE FILLETS DEEP 'N DELICIOUS RTMFNT - 270 G PKG. 16 OZ. PKG. ASST. VARIETIES •79 McCAIN CAKES BOSTON BLUE .79 FISH & CHIPS 18 OZ. PKG. 32 OZ. PKG. 1.39 2.99 1.79 2.59 PROD. USA CANADA 51 LETTUCE 2/1.00 PROD. USA 5163 SUNKIST ORANGES DOZ. .79 PROD. USA CANADA 51 DOLE PINEAPPLE s EACH 1.49 PROD. USA CANADA 51 GRANNY SMITH & RED or GOLDEN DELICIOUS APPLES L8. .69 PROD. USA CANADA 111 FRESH BRUSSELS SPROUTS LB. .89 THE H1 r > m OF THE HAPPY GRPCER s