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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1983-02-02, Page 18• 1 A18 - THE HURON EXPOSITOR, FEBRUARY 2, 1983 IFaiNuDDy Manor hears of Newfoundland Church service was con- ducted by Rev. J. Vanslyke on Wednesday afternoon at Sea - forth Manor Nursing Home. Mrs. Del Dennis accompa- nied at the piano for the hymns. Following the service Rev. Vanslyke visited with the residents. Mrs. Shirley Luther of the Salvation Army visited on Friday afternoon and con- ducted service of worship and song. Residents are always pleased to hear Shirley sing She also told residents about her recent trip home to Newfoundland and of the countryside there. Following the church service a birthday party was given for Miss Norma Streets a 'personal friend of Mrs. Luther, with ladies of the nursing home also in attendance. Norma MARSHALL: Elvey and Deb- ra are' pleased to announce the safe arrival of their second son Nathan Elvey born January 19, 1983 at St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Another grandson for Carl and Jo Zvonkin of RRt St. Marys and Dorothy Marshall of Fullarton. Also another great grandson for Mrs. Helen Mathews of Burlington and Mr. and Mrs. Abe Zvonkin of Hamilton. thanked everyone for the surprise party and birthday cake. Junior Volunteers visited Tuesday morning and assist- ed residents in w/c bowling and bean bag throw. James Nolan had highest score for the men while Wilma Brill Was again the top lady bowl- er. At alley bowling on Mon- day afternoon Elmer Bakcsy and Gladys Ruston were the top bowlers for the afternoon. Birthday greetings to Mr. Arthur Nicholson who cele- brated his 8&h birthday on Saturday. Visiting with him were his wife Cassie also on Sunday his grandson David Alexander visited also Mr. and Mrs. Ross Nicholson of Epmondville and Mrs. Beryl Nicholson of Harpurhey. "Art", as he is known to many, received several cards. All good wishes were extend- ed to him- also by the residents Monday afternoon resi- dents enjoyed the movie "Helpmates" starring Laurel and Hardy. On Tuesday afternoon res- idents played euchre with Norma Streets having high score for the ladies and Elmer Bakcsy for the men. . PERSONALS Mrs. Phyllis Lee of Clinton visited Miss Norma Streets on Saturday and took her for a drive to Goderich and also had dinner together. Visiting with Alfie Sykes on Wednesday was his wife Nina of Heather Gardens. Jas. F. Scott of town visited, with Finlay Ross on Friday afternoon. George Addison visited with friends at the nursing home. Visiting with Isobel Lambie was Susan Huisser of Goder- ich. The Seaforth Women's In- stitute will visit at Seaforth Manor at 7 p.m. Feb. 14 for a Valentine's musical program. Tuckersmith UCW raises healthy sum Tuckersmith Unit 1 met Jan. 11 when Mrs. Beatrice Stoll opened Devotions. Mrs. Hazel McCartney gave a reading, "Another Year". Mrs. Ann Broadfoot played the piano. Mrs. Stoll took the Meditation. Remember the Lord will give guidance, she said. Mrs. Hazel McCartney opened the business. She thanked Mrs. Stoll for her 'help on Devotions and °also thanked the ladies who had taken Devotions at the Janu- ary general meeting. Nine members answered the roll call with a New Year verse. Mrs. Violet Ross read thank you cards from Mrs. Elsie Henderson and Mrs. Helen Dallas. Project for February 8 meeting is to donate 52 for lunch instead of bringing a box lunch gg§,� in past years. Mrs. VitaTerry reported a very healthy sum raised MEETS PRIME MINISTER -Ron May, son of Jim and Verna Tay, Seaforth m et the Prime Ministef of Canada when Mr. Trudeau attended. the Western Canada .Convention last summer. Ron is employed at the Banff Centre School of Fine Arts. He said the Prime Minister was not welcomed when he,returned to Alberta for a skiing holiday. Seaforth teacher seeks US exchange Several teachers in the Huron County - Hortense Pare of Robertson Memorial Board of Education system will be applying Public School in Goderich will apply for an for exchanges. exchange to Australia for the 1984 calender At its Jan. 10 meeting, the board approved year. the requests to apply for the exchanges. The -board also approved a request that Harry Scott, vice-principal and teacher at David Bender, geography head at F.E. Seaforth District High School will apply for a Madill Secondary School, Wingham enroll in three or six month exchange• to the United the teacher funded leave plan as of States September 1, 1983. Blyth play wins $5,000 A play originally written for the Blyth Summer Festival has won the 55000 Chal- mers Award as the best new Canadian play for 1983. Quiet in the Land, by Anne Chislett was performed in Blyth in 1981 and repeated last season. Ms. Chislett, one of the founders of the Blyth Summer Festival, with her husband. James Rov. the first artistic director at Blyth, did everything frank publicity to running the box office during the local theatre's early days. "I'd like to. thank (Blyth Festival artistic director) Janet Amos for saying, 'Hey, how about writing a play about the Amish?" Ms. Chislett said in her acceptance speech. She now lives in Victoria B.C. where James Roy is artistic director of a theatre. Huron - Perth UCW opposes pornography on pay TV The 16th annual meeting of the Huron -Perth Presbyter- ial, United Church Women, was held January 24 at Northside United Church, • Seaforth, with the theme "Jesus Christ, the life of the World." A sing -song was led by Audrey McLlwain, assist- ed byNorthside Junior Choir, accompanied by Jane Vin- cent. Grace Pym, president, opend her remarks with the words "God has given us this new day. Let us rejoice and°be glad in it". She spoke briefly to the 250 ladies assembled and led in prayer. Joan Campbell, Seaforth U.C.W. President, welcomed the group and greetings were given by Marion Anderson, London Conference U.C.W. President. Committee reports were presented in the form of a judicial inquiry with Judge Alma Langford presiding. Committee chairpersons An inspiring worship was include; Stewardship and Fi- led by ladies of North Perth nance, Helen Anderson, R2, region with the theme, Tavistock; Leadership Devel- "Abundant Christian Life." opment-Hilda Grant, Wing - A resolution was passed ham; Christian Development, strongly opposing the inclu- Donna Tuffnail, R 5, Strat- sion of pornographic material ford; Church in Society, Lois on pay TV and letters of Elliott, Clinton; World Out - protest are being sent to the reach, Lois McGill, Goderich; proper officials. Communications, Edith Sch- Rev. Norman Gibson, neider, Sebringville; Nomi- Stratford, chairman of nations, Doris Zurbrigg, Lis - Huron -Perth Presbytery, of towel; Arebives-Alma Lang - the London Conference. pre- ford. Exeter. sided for the installation of .Regional presidents are: officers for 1983. They are as Huron County, North, Flor- follows: President, Grace ence Reavie, Wingham; Pym, R1 Centralia; 1st vice. South, Alma Godbolt, Exeter; Muriel Coultes, R5, Brussels) East, Joyce Dowson, R1, 2nd vice, Alma Langford, Box Varma; (est, Marilyn Ver - 1501, Exeter; rec. sec. Doro- beek, 1, Belgrave. Perth thy Grant, 2 ,Ethel Court, St. t;ou , North, Elsie Wil- Marys; asst sec. Eleanor\ giants, RI, Gowanstown, Grainger, R2, Wroxeter; East, Doris Miller, Stratford; coir. sec. -Grace Drummond, South-West, Reta Standea- Exeter; treasurer, Jean Han- ven, R1, St. Marys. ly, Goderich. STORE HOU OD MARKET onday, Tuesday, Wednesday 9-6 p.m. • Thurs. & Fri. 9-9 P.M. Saturday 9-6 P.M. SEAFORTH KNECHTEL Every Wednesday is Senior Citizen's Day 5% Discount or Free Delivery - We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL CLOSING SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1983. FULL CUT ROUND Fin (1)W THE DELI MAPLE LEAF CHICKEN,DUTCH OR MAC & CHEESE LOAF COOKED MEAT MEAT LB. MAPLE LEAF "COIL STYLE" POLISH SAUSAGE LB. 1.68 SCHNEIDERS OLD FASHIONED BAKEDHAM, HAM & BACON OR CORNED BEEF MEAT LOAVES Stokely Assorted VEGETABLES or APPLESAUCE Van Camp BEANS with Pork JOY 500 ML BOTTLE LIQUID DETERGENT •89 LB. 3.98 White Fine GRANULATED SUGAR 10. ROUND STEAK ROAST BONELESS RUMP ROAST LB. 11,00 LB, 2 White Label MACARONI Et CHEESE 7.25 oz. Pkg. 3/.99 SIRLOIN & WING MAIL FRESH ONTARIO PORK HOCKS LB. .8 White Label BEANS ith, PORK BONELESS SIRLOIN TIP ROASTS BRIGHTS APPLE JUICE WISK LAUNDRY DETERGENT 1 LITRE 48 OZ. TIN LUX PERSONAL SIZE BAR SOAP PKG. OF 3 HUNT'S 13 OZ. TIN TOMATO PASTE HUNT'S 28 OZ. TIN TOMATO SAUCE x1.09 1.19 2.69 1.39 •77 GRAPE NUTS 375 G BOX OR GRAPE NUTS FLAKES 350 G BOX POST CEREAL GLAD KITCHEN CATCHERS GLAD GARBAGE BAGS PKG OF 24 PKG OF 10 1 1.29 1.49 1.49 CRISCO 3 LB. TUB SHORTENING RASPBERRY OR STRAWBERRY 500 ML E.D. SMITH JAM JAR 1. 99 WHITE LABEL DOG FOOD 2.99 8 KG BAG 3.99 WHITE LABEL 19 OZ. TIN APPLE PIE FILLING .99 WHITE LABEL APPLESAUCE WHITE LABEL PANCAKE MIX WHITE.LABEL TOILET TISSUE 19 OZ. TIN McCORMICK SOCIAL TEA McCORMICK TIN TIES CHRISTIE ARROWROOT COOKIES 350 G PKG. 1 KG. 4 ROLL PKG. 400 G PKG. 400 G PKG. .59 1.09 .99 1.29 1.59 1.59 CHRISTIE [HANDY PAK] PREMIUM PLUS CRACKERS 200 G PKG. 1882 STONE MILLED 100% WHOLE WHEAT BREAD 675 G LOAF WESTON PKG OF 8 HOT CROSS BUNS PLAIN OR SUGAR .99 WESTON DONUTS of z CHRISTIE AURA COOKIES 225 G PKG. .69 .99 .89 .99 LB. MEDIUM GROlND BEEF LEAN & BONELESS STEW BEEF IBV THE PIECE} MAPLE LEAF SLICED ASSORTED VARIETIES BOLOGNA 375 G PKG. BELMONT STORE PACKED BEEF 1.68 STEAKETTES LB 1.79 .. 1.99 MAPLE LEAF SWEET PICKLED 1 HALF CRYOVAC •98 COTTA ROLLSGE 1 CANADA PACKERS DEVON SLICED COOKED HAM 175 G. McCain "Drinking Boxes" Orange, Apple or Revive CARTON: JUICES 3/.99 s"• '4d._Grinds_ Nab. Tradition COFFEE Carton 1.98 LB. PKG 1.28 SCHNEIDERS SLICED BEEF BACK BACON LOIN ENDS 2S0 G PKG 7 1.88 35.45 L8. AVG. 1.99 LB. t) Savarin Assorted Flavours FROZEN CANADA PACKCRS DEVON BREAKFAST LINK SAUSAGE 1.38 L8. SCHNEIDERS NEW IlAW1-41R QUICHE FLORENTINE 1.39 200 C. PKG. 11 oz. Pkg. 1.29 dth 7,45570, it