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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1983-12-07, Page 21strti tk• a • LINDA AXTMANN, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Axtmann, has recently graduated from Fanshawe College, London, receiving a diploma in Interior Design/Decoration. She s a graduate of SDHS, and is now employed in Goderich. Expositor Action Ads Ph. 527-0240 • [Family Extra operators for holiday Canadians, are expected to place about 6,000,000 !Ong distance phone calls to relatives and friends around the -world on Christmas Day, all but half a million of them by direct dialing. In Ontario, Bell Canada expects'Christmas Day to have the heaviest volume of calls during the Yuletide period, closely followed by Christmas Eve. The other busy days will be Boxing Day, December 26, New Year's Eve, New Year's Day and the two Sundays preceeding Christmas. In Clinton, extra operators will be on duty over the holiday period to handle o erator- assisted long distance calls, Peter Croome, Bell Manager in this area, said - Most ,calls will be dialed direct by customers -- the cheapest and fastest way to call long distance. Mr. Croome warned that circuits may become overloaded at busy times because of the heavy volume of calls. If there is no dial tone or a busy signal, the caller should try later. Peak periods to avoid are 10 a.m. to noon and 2 to 4 p.m, on weekdays and early afternoon and early evening on holidays and weekends. • Bell advises the heaviest volume of overseas calls is to the United Kingdom. Italy, Greece, Germany, Portugal, Prance and Yugoslavia. Callers should remember the time difference between Canada and the overseas country. It may mean the difference between an answered and an unanswered call. Holiday calling can be smoother by planning ahead. Get numbers in advance. Directory Assistance for numbers in North •America is available by dialing"1", the area code if required, plus 55$-12. Overseas numbers can be obtainedfcom Bell operators now and kept handy for the actual call. Calls cannot be booked ahead of time. Sunday discount rates also apply each year on two other dates; December 25 and January 1. Because these holiday dates fall on Sunday during the coming Yuletide Season, the Sunday discount rates will also apply on THE HURON EXPOSITOR, DECEMBER 7, 1983 December 26 and January 2. Long distance gift certificates, in sets of four S6 certificates, are available with an attractive card and envelope, redeemable only in Canada. They can also be used for pa ng a telephone bill. ere are four easy ways to buy certifi- cates: call toll-free 1.800.268-9191; visit the nearest Bell Phonecentre, call the local Bell Business Office or visit the local Bell Public Office. For the first three methods, Visa or Mastercard will be accepted. Workshop on change, Stratford Moving into the work force after living on some form of social assistance is no easy task, but there is a place to turn to for help. The Stratford campus of Conestoga Col- lege will be holding a Focus for Change 15 -week course starting Jan. 2. There is room for 15 people to take the course. On Tuesday, Dec. 13 at 10 a.m. individual interviews of those wishing to take the course will take place at the Stratford campus. As well, information about the course will be available on that day. The program was originally designed to provide life skills training to help single parents obtain a job, but has.been expanded to include the spouses of those on disability pensions. Perth County social services administrator Debbie Br '^k, said t i^formation is available from herself, Judy Trudgeon at the Stratford campus of Conestoga College or individual social workers. YOUNG: Kevin and Karen are pleased to announce the safe arrival of their son, Jeffery Kevin born Nov. 26 weighing 7 lbs. A little brother for Lori. Proud grandparents are Tom and.Nan Young, A,rrtherstburg. WYNJA: Allen and Frances are pleased to announce the safe arrival of Sharon Teresa, born Nov. 30 at the Seaforth Community Hospital weighing 7 1 bs. 14 oz. A sister for Lisa, Steven and Brian. Proud grandparents are Gerrit and Teresa Wynja of Seaforth and Harry and Karen Knip, of Lucan. • 6 DAYS 1 �/� HARVEST of0101t• Maple $i/ii/F .Wednesday D • Lea F Special Prices in Effect from 9 a.m. Dec. 7th Until Closing Tues„ Dec. 13 Pxcept , roduc Produce 'Which Expires Sat. Dec. 10, 1983 lls SUPER SPECIAL! ie ( ) SUPER SPECIAL! MAPLE LEAF ( off�f�5 , . i „� kCt5.•. 3 FOREQUARTERS WITH WHOLE NECK AND BACK 3 HINDQUARTERS WITH WHOLE BACK 3 WINGS - 2 GIBLET PACKS "COUNTRY CUT" _ FU LLY COOKED ' . SMOKED "`.' CHICKEN FRESH! NOT 21,kg ` FROZEN, Ib. PICNICS_i (PORK SHOULDERS) TENDER - READY TO SERVE 2119.:Ib. I"'%� SUPER SPECIAL! ' SUPER SPECIAL! ♦ SUPER SPECIAL! r : ALL SIZES "< FROZEN '? UTILITY GRADE ,,� f TURKEYS ...NNW."' �, 2.62/ky a Ib -� -: =f MAPLE LEAF MAPLE LEAF _ SLICED TASTY �sj -- " SIDE �� SMOKED h, BACONeWIENERS CHOICE OF 3 VARIETIES REGULAR STYLE OR ALL BEEF 500 g PKG. • 454 g - 1 Ib- • PKG. MAPLE LEAF GOLDEN FRY SAUSAGE . q 1.99 MAPLE LEAF REGULAR SLICED BOLOGNA., 1.79 DELICATESSEN SPECIALS FRESH! 3.06/9FRESH! PART BACK ON 1.3y CHICKEN LEGS Ib SPLICHICKEN f 39 /ks BREASTS 1.991b. MAPLE LEAF s 7f EXTRA LEAN � /kg COOKED HAM ST RE f.�9.COOKED 1b MAPLE LEAF BEERFEST SAUSAGE 5� q 179 MAPLE LEAF TENDER SLICED 175 q COOKED HAM 1.49 COCKTAIL SAUSAGES ORC COUNTRY ROUND GOLD 6.59/k9 DINNER HAMS 99,b —.WIENERS25o MAPLE LEAF PIECE SLICED 'ASKING OR ?.6?ikg `y•84jwq PARA BOLOGNA t f9lb 11.29 ib q 1.69 MAPLE LEAF COUNTRY KITCHEN 8.80, kg SMOKED HAM3.91fb MAPLE LEAF S.P. BEEF S 71iky BRISKET= o" 2.591b. COUNTRY GOLD - SLICED SALAMI lrsq 99' 3 VARIETIES 2.49 NO NAME MEAT CHUBS 6009 MAPLE LEAF t.59 KOLBASSA COIL v ,k9 By THE SAUSAGE APIECE 2 991b MAPLE LEAF PORK BUTT SWEET PICKLED 4 Mg COTTAGE ROLL 1.89,b MAPLE LEAF 2 VARIETIES BABY BAG PARA 32ik9 8 BOLOGNA fob NO NAME POLISH OR SMOKED 4.39/,,9 SAUSAGE L991b. we Reserve the RIgM To Limit Purchases Toyrfeaaonable Requirements PRODUCT OF JAPAN MANDARIN ORANGES k9 PRODUCT OF ONTARIO NO. 1 LARGE GREEN CABBAGE '��{/ 7 POINSETTIAS MULTI BLOOM 6" POT EACH 199 le101 29 IN 9L8. CASE gU`KIb • r._vt :. lid y n • ..., h/�• EA. CANADA NO. 1 GRADE ' ONTARIO SLB 99# CARROTS PRODUCT OF CALIFORNIA y • ... BROCCOLI BROCCOLI PRODUCT OF FLORIDA CANADA NO. 1 TOMATOES c PRODUCT Of CALIFORNIA 0 FRESH 6 9 LEMONS 88:.. 1 g6 NO 1` s9CAN PROD OF CAN. NO. 1 860 mg SPANISH ONIONS 39°0 PRODUCT OF ONTARIO 1,S0/k9 BEAN SPROUTS S9°b ONTARIO SMALL GRADE s Ib DELICIOUS APPLES'.69 PROO. OF U.S. CAN. FCY. BARTLET f. i4,ka PRODUCT OF CANADA 417, MUSHROOMS 198b. PRODUCT of ONTARIO COLE SLAW ... 2/9 FLORIDA URGE SIZE WHITE GRAPEFRUIT 3/99# PEARS 79" MAKING CHRISTMAS PUDDING—Maxine Elliott was up to her elbows In Christmas carrot pudding Iasi Tuesday"at the Seaforth Health Care Facility. All the residents participated in making the pudding which will be eaten"at the staff Christmas party and Christmas dinner for the residents. (Hundertmark photo) Goderich musicians entertain at • HURONVIEW,- Sunday worship was held in the Huronview .chapel with Reverend Pick conducting the service. There was a good attendance. - Special Care folks met in the activity room for a social hour. The listened to music played from the stereo. Tea and cookies were served. A group of musicians from Goderich were down to entertain the residents and that they did. These talented people, Audrey Kerr, Laurine Madge, Gordon Harrison, Tony Hyde, Bill and Ebb Ross, presented a Mc fly® o4 tfQ vrt®13 uronview splendid program of songs and in- strumentals. We hope they will .come back soon again. Our residents enjoyed them very much. Van rides were available on Nov. 23 and some folk took advantage of the outing. EdStiles was at Huronview on Nov. 24 and presented a program of organ music. Welcomed back to Huronview is Edith Logan of Blyth. She celebrated her 100th bir- thday recently and is a remarkable lady. To the families of the late Hazel Young, Janet Finlay and Bill Marsh, we extend our sincere sympathy. These residents of Huronview died recently. • MAGIC GROG I can (300 mL) Sweetened Condensed Milk 625'mL (21/2 cups) water 250 mL (1 cup) brandy 125 mL ('h cup) dark rum 2 egg whites Nutmeg In a small punch bowl or pitcher combine sweetened condensed milk and water. Stir in brandy and rum; set aside. In a small bowl, beat egg whites to very soft peaks; stir into sweetened condensed milk mix- ture. Chill. Garnish with nutmeg. Makes • approximately 1.5 L (6 cups). DRYWALL KNOWN FOR HIGH QUALITY Petr Bakos Drywall COMPLETE DRYWALL SERVICE 527-1398 MAGIC IRISH CREAM LIQUEUR 1 can (300 mL) Sweetened Condensed Milk 250 to 275 mL (1 to 11/2 cups) Irish Whiskey, , 250 mL (1 cup) 18% cream 3 eggs 15 mL (1 tbsp) chocolate syrup 2 mL ('/r tsp) coconut extract (optional) Mix all ingredients together in a blender. Keep refrigerated and shake before pouring. Store refrigerated for up to 4 days. Makes approximately 1 L (4 cups). Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada LIFE AND MORTGAGE INSURANCE PLANS, DEFERRED ANNUITIES INCOME TAX DEDUCTABLE FLEXIBLE NO LOAD-R.R-S_P. NON-SMOKERS RATES AVAILABLE REP Arnold Stinnissen 117 GODERICH ST. EAST SEAFORTH Tel. 527-0410 The Clip Joint EXPERT DOG GROOMING All Breeds ITVIAR1TIME,, 0 Ware CATERING makes your parry perfect! • PICK UP AND DELIVERY ARE AVAILABLE • EVENINGS TILL 10 For appointment phone: SHELLEY JOHNSTON R.R. #2 STAFFA 345-2511 Dixie Lee is always the hit of any party Well deliver a delicious meal of your Choice, serve it, and even clean up after, if you wish, all for one low group rate price For„. .: ��,more information call y��aµ Vxeiee CHICKEN & SEAFOOD 527-0220 Congratulations to... ERROLL KLOIBHOFER R.R. #2 Seaforth, Ontario. for qualifying at a chance to win a Toshiba Portable Colour T.V.