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The Huron Expositor, 1971-04-08, Page 6Punch DETERGENT,.. giant pkg. • • Philtip's Standard — 25 • 40 • 60 • 100 watt LIGHT BULBS 6 bulbs $1 Stokeley's Fancy Honey Pod PEAS 3 14-oz. tins 590 Aylmer Tomato or Vegetable SOUP 10 10-oz. tins $1 1-lb. bag 99c ,SCHNEIDER'S SPECIALS For This Week Polish SAUSAGE lb. 690 1 lb, Pkg. WEINERS ,,,,,,,,, pkg. 590 2 lb.' Family.Pkg, • HAMBURG PATTIES FROZEN FOOD FEATURE Bluewater , HADDOCK- IN BATTER pkg. 690, Sunshine PEAS & CARROTS 2 2-lb. bag 890 • PRODUCE Sunkist Size 113 ORANGES Fresh doi. 690 each 390 each 290 PINEAPPLES • California CELERY STALKS 790 Chase and Sanborn Ground COFFEE Smith's t‘s UPE *FOOD DIANNE'S* Phone 527-0990 Free Delivery Members Show Fitness :MOTOR TREND'S CAR OF THE YEAR IS REALLY THREg AND ATRUCK. That's because Motor Trend's Car of the Year is Vega. And Vega isn't just one little-car —it's a whole line of little, cars: hatch- back coupe, sedan, wagon and even a little panel truck, Arid Vega isn't just a line of little cars, either—it's Motor Trend magazine's Car of the Year. In fact, Motox Trend says, "For the money, no othey American car can deliver mole." Now .you can see why we' call Vega the little car that does everything well. Because it is. Stop in soon. And-test-drive Vega, the Car of the Ye,ar.. 11 4 4s,THE. tipuom EXPOSITOR, SEAPORTS, ofir., APRH, a, 1971 Ph. 527-0240: Expositor Action Ads TW 480 Mrs.. Freeman Horne spent a few days this past week with Mr. and Mrs.'Gerry Grubbe and boys at Farquhar. Mr. and Mrs., Howard Day- rnan and family of Kippen and Miss Wendy RYckman of Exeter visited on Sunday with mr. and Mrs. Wm. Walters and Danny. Mr. and Mrs. George Frayne attended the wedding and recep- tion on Saturday of their grand- son, Bill Frayne and Miss Julie Smith at Lakeside'. Mrs. Jon Coward and Mrs. pit Phil He and Mrs. Wm. Wal- ters visI ted on Wednesday after- noon at Exeter with Mrs. Newton Clarke. Mrs. John COwaid visited on Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Bev. Parsons and family. '"WiMia4igSAIMAA44-' News of STAFFA Correspondent Mrs. John Templeman STAFFA W.I. A pot luck dinner preceded the March meeting of the Staffs Women's Institute in the town- ship hall on March 31. During the afternoon 3 crib quilts 'were- quilted for the War Memorial Hospital in London, Mrs. Ed Chappel presided for the meeting and roll call was answered by paying 10 cents if you had had a check up this past year, 25 cents If you had not. During the business, mem- bers agreed to send a donation to Bunny Bundle. Mrs. Carter Kerslake repotted on the Dis- trict executive meeting held recently in Russeldale. Members were rem4nded of the food forum in Stratford on April 15 and the District Annual in Stratford on May 18. Hostesses for the afternoon were Mrs. Sam Norris, Mrs. Garnet Taylor and Mrs. Ray McDonald. . RECEPTION A large crowd attended the reception for Mr. and Mrs. Glen Elliott, held in Staffa hall on Saturday evening. Glen Ruston read an address of good wishes and Bruce Ovens made a pre- sentation of money on behalf of those present. Mr. and Mrs. John Duke entertained the members of the Ladies' bowling league and their husbands at their home, on Fri- day evening. Mr: and Mrs. Darrell Parker have returned from an enjoyable holiday in the southern states and Texas. "Mrs. John Templeman visited Monday with her mother, Mrs. Robert Duncan in Huronview, . „ Every week •more and mire people discover what mighty jobs are accomplished by low cost Expositor Want Ads. Dial 527- 0240. McKay for the loss of the most - weight. Mrs. Matt Claessens and Mrs. Tom Schoonderwoerd re- ceived gifts for the best atten- dance. The Prineipal,Sister Pat- ricia, was given a cash donat- ion for the use of the school facilities, to purchase some sports item for the school stud- ents and also Ferg Horan, the janitor, was given a cash gift for his services. For entertainment, Mrs. Pet- er Willems demonstrated three Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Robert French, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Vock and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rock. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ahrens and Phyllis and Robert Brady, Seaforth, attended the wedding of Betty Leckridge and Jerry Bosch at Watford on Saturday., BRODHAGEN 4-H . HOMEMAKING CLUB The eighth and final meeting of: the Brodhagen 4-H Home- making Club met at the Brodhagen Cominunity Centre, on Monday. Each girl answered the roll call - her opinion of what a good citizen was. , It was decided to get together Saturday .to hand in Record Books and projects. Mrs. Pegg wrote a letter • to the president of the Chamber of Commerce, . Allan Siemon, in appreciation for the use of the Brodhagen Community Centre for meetings. Correspondent Mrs. Joseph Kale C, W. L. MEETS The annual meeting of the local council, of the Catholic Women's League was held in the parish hall on Sunday after- noon with 24 members present, The President, Mrs. Ray Mur- ray presided. The year's reports showed a successful year. Mrs. Joseph Connolly and Mrs. Michael Mur- ray, who have, left the parish, were present and were called forward and each was presented. by Mrs. Francis Hieknell, with a low mass to be offered, hnd a card of appreciation. The nominating committee brought in the slate of officers as follows: Past President, Mrs. Ray Murray; President, Mrs. Dominic Murray,; lust:Vice Pres. • different hair styles on three regular' members of the club, Mrs. Mary Deloyer, Mrs. Dor- othy Delaney and Miss Delaine O'Rourke. Mrs. Willems also answered questions asked her. Mrs. Willems was thanked by Mrs. Bob Cronin and presented with a small gift ,as a token of appreciation from the ladies for doing such an informative dem- onstration. Mrs. Tom Schoohderwoerd presented Mrs. Bob Cronin, who has been instructing at the club, with an oil painting entitled, "Back to the Pool" which was painted by one of the members, Mrs. Jean McKay. Mrs. Cronin expressed her appreciation to the ladles for the gift which she said she would treasure as an everlasting re- minder of their friendship. Lunch of cheese, fruit bread and coffee was served. Miss Agnes Ryane .London was visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Ryan and family on , the weekend. Rev. Father John Costello, Windsor and Msgr. Feeney, Lon- don were visiting. with . Mr. and Mrs. Dan Costello last week.. 'Sister Eileen Evans, Windsor was visiting with Mrs. Frank Evans on Monday. Mrs. Evans spent the' weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cleary and family in Weston. Miss Mariaq Looby, London was visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Looby and family on the weekend. Miss Theresa Ryan, London spent the weekend with Mrs. Patrick Ryan and Alice. Mrs. Frank Rayn; and Vice Pres. Mrs. Robert Duffy; 3rd Vice Pres.; Mrs. ,James Ducharme; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. Edward McGrath; Recording Sec- retary, Mrs. Richard Dewney; Treasurer, ,MrS. John O'Leary; Father OostVeen ihetalled the officers, and,preSented the gavel to the new President, Mrs. Dom- inic Murray. Mrs. „Murray took the chair and finished the meet- ing. Names of volunteers to 001- lect the 'fees were. taken and volunteers to help clean the , church on April 6th. Mrs. Tom Kale ' volunteered to visit the sick, The. Meeting was adjourned. The mystery prize, donated by Mrs. Maurice Melady was won by Mrs. John' O'Leary. • ' Mrs. Frances Mcllhargey and Mr. and Mrs. John Mcllhargey and family, Lucan visited Mr. and Mrs. Jack McIver on Wed- nesday. Mrs. Frances Mcllhargey remained for a few days. John Moylan was in Toronto last week attending the Mutual Fire Insurance Convention. Paul O'Reilly, Wingham spent the weekend at his home here. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Marcy and family, Stratford visited Mr. and Mrs. Auguste Ducharme. Miss.Elaine Murray, Zurich and Miss Mary Lod Murray, Clinton spent the Weekend with a, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Murray. Mr. and Mrs.,V. J. Lane were in Elmira on Saturday and attended the, maple syrup fest- ival. s. 1 FOR A DDITION AL SPECIALS SEE'. LONDON FREE PRESS THURSDAY. SPECIALS FOR Thursday —Friday - Saturday St. William's Raspberry or Strawberry JAMS, 24-oz. jar Correspondent Mrs.Ken McKellar STAFFA FIGURETTES The Staffa F'igurettes met at the home of Mrs. Charles Douglas with Staffa No. 3 and their leaders Mrs. L. Waddell--and Mrs. R. }Balfour as their gueats, Mrs. Douglas intaduced Mrs. Charles Friend of Dublin who spoke to the girls on .First Aid and demonstrated some of the treatments. Lunch' was served 'by the Wins Prize In Florida Mr. and Mr's. Carl Dalton have returned to their home in Seaforth after 'spending the win- ter in Florida. While in Florida Mr. Dalton became an ardent shuffler and after 3.:.clays of elimination play he won the Men's Trophy which is given every year by the Pas- adena Trailer court. On Saturday, April 3rd a luncheon was held at the Pas- adena Club' House •when Mr. Dalton, together with other win- ners - three men and four lad- ies - received their trophies. Mr. Dalton expressed apprecia- tion.on behalf of the group. Joan Wilbee measures eight inches across the bloom of an amaryllis owned by Mrs.,. Frank Phillips, George Street East. The center stalk now has 4 blooms on it and the stalk on the right had 3 blooms. The stalk on the left, next to Joan's hand„ is a new bud from which the blooms come. The overall height from the top of the pot to the 'bloom is 31 inches and is for comparison with an amaryllis that was pictured in laSt week's issue. perhaps there are other and larger'amaryllis plants. (photo by Phillips) NEWS OF CROMARTY hostess assisted by Mrs. John Wallace. The Staffa Figurettea met at the -home of Mrs. John Wallace. The girls decided they would take a trip to the Shakespearean. Fes- tival, Stratford and the Woollen Mills, Tavistock. Mrs. Douglas led the discus- sion on Safety in the . Home, Safety away from Home and qua- lifications and duties of a good babysitter. • Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Dow visited in Toronto with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Worthington. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Walker accoMpanied by Mr. and Mrs. Darell Parker of Staffa, re- turned home on Wednesday from an extended trip through the Southern States of U.S.A.having visited many places of interest, Death Valley in Southern Cali- fornia being worthy of special 'mention. They visited for some time. with Mr. And Mrs. Dennis Hay- men of Aboline, Texas. . Mrs. Hayrnen 'is e. daughter (Thelrna.)' „, of Mr. and Mfe. Parker. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Walker visited on Sin-1day with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hulley and family, Winthrop. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ramsey and daughter, Tracey, of Kit- chener were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Ram- sey. Correspondent • Mrs. Bob Cronin., The Dublin Ladies' Physical Fitness Club held its last even- ing on Wednesday March 31 in the Dublin Separate School Gym with 36 ladies present. Members demonstrated what kind of exercise and activities ' they do each week to the re- mainder in attendance' who were guests. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Ron Ryan and Mrs. Norman Correspondent Mrs. Ken Elligsen At the Sunday morning ser- vice at St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Jason Derek, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Dietz was baptized. The sponsors along with the parents were his sisters, Mrs. Greg.. Rau and Misses Sheila and. Janice Dietz. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ben- newies and Cheryl,_spent the week end in Detroit with. Mr: and Mrs. Lawrence Messerschmidt. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Shot- dice, Stratford, called on Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Simmons and family, Wroxeter, Rev, and Mrs. Karl Schueffler and Sarah, Port Credit, John Rae, Loncign and Fred Herbert, MitChell, visi- ted with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hinz; ' Guests over the week end with Mr. and Mrs. George Rock were Mr. and Mrs. James Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Metcalfe, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Evans,,,Weston, Mr. and Mrs. David Davis, Ful- lerton, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tam, WINCHELSEA • Correspondent Mrs.Wm.Walters News of McKILLOP Correspondent Mrs. Ed. Regele Mr, and Mrs. George Thorn- ton of Brussels spent Sunday evening visiting with Mrs.,Joseph• Thornton. Mr. and Mrs. Harold McCal- lum, Marion, Joyce and Carl spent Sunday visiting with Mr. and Mrs. George McCallum of Galt. Mr. and Mrs. Glen McNichol and Mr. and Mrs. Don Dennis h6e returned home after holi- daying. in Florida. We wish Mrs. Antone Siemon , and „Mrs. Eddy Godkin who are patients in Seaforth. Community Hospital a 'speedy reovery. 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The pressing miromiumpswimpowitsiumulof the garment indifferent stages of making was diScussed. For Your SPRING SEED Requirements We are overstocked with RED CLOVER A full line of, forage seeds will also be available. IL N. ALEXANDER Londesboro 482-7475 or • '523-4399 CHEVROLET CLOCKS 3 WALL 1 MANTEL Price ONE SET OP Stainless Steel Reg. $59.95 • Sale 39.95 ,BULOVA wATc H•Es SIX MEN'S SIX LADIES' TO CLEAR AT I 0