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The Huron Expositor, 1972-01-27, Page 9Publication Date: January 27, 1972. -Bound in hard cover, size' 18"'x 141/2 , 105 , pages. Price: $12.50. (50c mailing charge) The ,issue is limited to 1,000 numbered copies. Please order from : Mika Studio, 41 Dussek P.O. Box 536, Belleville, Ont. , Tel. 613-962-4022 Correspondent :eiss Jean Copeland UNITED CHURCH WOMEN The United Church Women met Tuesday evening with forty- nine ladies present. A smorgas- bord supper was served. Following the supper .Mrs. Olive Baker welcomed all and led the worship service. She read "A Message for the New Year", after which the first two verses of .the hymn' Behold,, a stranger at the Door" was sung. Mrs. George • Wilson gave reading entitled "The Hospitable -Door" after which the laSt two verses • of the hymn were sung. -Mrs. Baker continued reading about doors and MrS. William Spence, Mrs. D'Vvid Williams, Mrs.Dun- Can McNaughton and Mrs. Augtin Timms gave readings. on (,The Door of Lips, Hope, Faith and Opportunity" respectively. Mrs. Fred Parkinson closed the wor- ship with pyayer.. • The president, Mrs..,James Miller, conducted the business. It was decided to make, a donation Every week more and inure people disceVer what mighty jobs are accomplished by low cost ' Expositor Want,eAds. Dial 52'7- 0240. • '69 Was A Great Yea If You Didn't Get One Then ... Now Is Your Chance CANADA GRADE "A" FRYING CHICKENS 3 9 lb BURNS 4 SMOKED I PICNICS L • ""'all BEEF PATTIES r „.1 RED OR BLUE I BRAND, WU 99, I , 1 , STEAKS 55„c, 1;Viti`("y LEGS 59! AYLMER CHOICE TOMATOES, 3 2,1.,:. si TOP VALU PLASTIC ' -GARBAGE BAGS 3 p,.. $1 of 10 TOP VALU SPAGHETTI IN T 'Mfg° 011111/1111,11111 3 3RD,... $1 PORN 111 10111001MM Ci.T.F, SLICED, TIDBIT OR CRUSHED PINEAPPLE 4 %.4.:. PAMPER ASSTIC6VARIETIES CAT FOOD 6 Ix s 1 MONARCH-COLOURED PARCHMENT MARGARINE „, 9 274 MIR TWIN PACK - LIQUID DETERGENT bits 2 g:" 694 TOP VA1 .11 - INSTANT COFFEE ' 10 bt jo, '25 1 • . i, ._ ' E.D. SMITH CATELLI SPAGHETTI OR. TOMATO KETCHUP 'READY CU/ MACARONI 15 et 1341 29' a 394 LB. EDDY STORE WIDE SALE . —...., WHITE SWAN WHITE SWAN _ BATHROOM TISSUE FACIAL TISSUE ASSORTED COlOUOISASSORTED COLOURS ' /I , oli 53 Dot ' 2 9 4 0.. .I' 365., 1 lb twin peek 89 P110 596 Priem Melva IMO COW/ Solorrlar. Erworov 1972 1d OW P1101 PIZZA We have several other used cars & trucks to choose from, including two 1-ton trucks with dual wheels, chassis and cab Remember.., It's Sense To See Snider's Huron County's Larjest Ford Dealer Lam! Snider Motors LIMITED EXETBI3 235.1640 LONDON 2274191 Open weekdays Until 9:00 Saturdays Until 6:00 W. Romeo. The Riptil To LinM Quontitios ,1„ St. Coluiriban rec ut v:e Has Me jog ;EdForcrii; • ‘,4ANditA,4 41( j).0.104 oartorlot,w49#00$ 476 Main, St, S., EXVkNO. Correspendeht Mrs, Joseph Kale An executive meeting of the Catholic Women's League was held in the hall recently. A do- nation was voted to the Diocesan Education" Fund. It was also de- cided to buy material for lay- ettes to be donated' to Birth- right. The ladies taking care of the altars for January are Mrs, Robert Murray and Mrs. - Edward MeladY. Correspondence was ':read by Mrs. Edward Mc- Grath. • Miss Hilda Kennedy, Louden, visited Mr. and Mrs. Auguste Dueharme on Sunday. Mrs. Du- charme recently returned home from Seaforth Community Hos- pital. Miss Karen Kale,, waterloo Is spending a few clays at her home here. B. IV,,BEID.C..4.. 0. Announcing a Facsimile Edition of the Illustrated - - HISTORICAL Anks . Qf - HURON 'COUNTY . Ontario - Originally published by H. Belden & Co. in 1879 The illustrated Atlas of Huron County is . one of 29 county atlases published in On, tario between -1875 and 1881: A remarkably accurate source of information for the stu-. dent of local history and genealogy. The At- las with its maps, biographies, portraits and pictures of landmarks has long since become a highly, valuedument of the past. ' Wilkinson's T.G.A. was sold recently to Bruce Heolscher of Georgetown and the neW owner took possession last week. Mr. Hoelsche: , the sen of Mr. and Mrs. John Hoelscher, George Street, Seaforth, began his business career in the same I.G.A. store, he now has purchased. Here Mr. Wilkinson (right) congratulates hirn and wishes' him well as Mrs,. Heolscher(left) and Mrs. Wilkinson look on. (Staff Photo) H ,, -.P. Board Takes • 0 NEWS' OF - that 80 per cent of the secon- dary' schools in Ontario were already using these,new organ- izational patterns and the re- maining 20 per cent would have, to adopt the plan...in September 19'72. - Mr. V inter stated that trustees and parents should pay • particular attention to ' the secondary school calendars in order to ascertain' if and to what extent the credit system and its philosophy is being im- plemented. The meeting concluded with the board meeting as a committee of the whole. WOODHAM curriculum choices. A secondary school principal may suggest courses but may not obligate students - to take specific. courses." Mr. V.intar stated that this change in basic philosophy would permit students • to take courses best suited to their interests, abilities and goals for the future. As well, the new credit system, with individualized time tables, would allow each student t) work at hi s own level in appropriate courses. Mr. Vital- added that at the recent meeting with the Minis- ter of Education he had stated (Photo by McDowell) SOUTHGATE - MacGRE'GOR toward the purchase of, telephones. from the Blanshard Municipal Telephone System so they could be sent to Afriaa; My. and Mrs. Clarence Thom- son visited Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Jeffrey of Thames Road. - Mr, and Mrs. Ira McCurdy and Mr;, and Mrs. Reg. McCurdy were in Chatham on Wednesday and attended the funeral of the former's brother, the late Victor McCurdy: green brocade dress trlipmed with gold with black accessories. Her corsage was red roses. The groom's mother assisted wearing a deep purple_crimplene dress with white trim and black acces- sories. Her corsage was yellow roses. The head table was centered with a beautiful four tierred wedding cake made' by the bride's mother. Miss Carol Steepe, Stratford, assisted the bride by handling the signing of the guest register and wedding ' gifts. Following the reception the weddifigw. party and guests returned to the bride's parents home for the evening. , For the honeymoon to North- ern Ontario the bride chose a 'deep purple orlon knit hot pant dress and fur trimmed coat. She carried a purple suede sh,oulder bag, Mr. and Mrs. Southgate will, reside at R.R,1, Clinton. Prior to her wedding the bride was honoured by showers given her by Judy Jeffery and Brenda Hodgert; Jean and Agnes Leiper for'the comrhunity and by the bride's relativest) Guests were present from Seaforth, `Stratford, London, ;St. George, - Vngersall , Kitchener, Brampton, Mitchell, Clinton , Goderich, Staffs, Brussels, Llablin„ Lakeside, Embre and ,J,,ondes):0'01 1 .• Londesboro United Church, Londesboro, was decorated with baskets of mauve and white mums and candelabra for the candlelight wedding at which Betty Jean MacGregor and Paul Murray Southgate exchanged .wedding vows and rings. Rev. McDonald officiated at the double-ring ceremony on January • 8, 1972: The bride is the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.Gordon MacGregor. The groom IS the son of Mrs. 'Elsle-Southgate and the late William Edward South- gate, of Seaforth. • The bride, givea,In marriage' by her father, wore a floor-length white velvet .eeire with empire waist -accented by bows, long • sleeves and a chapel train. 'She wore a blue garter given to her by her aunt and an heirloom locket, . Her full-length veil was held in 'place by a tiara crown and she carried a white Bible with a single purple . orchid trimmed with white daisies and white streamers. Miss Ruth Anne MacGregor, sister of the bride was maid of honour. Bridesmaids were Miss Carol Anne Southgate, Seaforth, sister of the 'groom, and Mrs.' Mary. Anne Smith, Dublin,. friend, of the bride. All were goWned. Et alike in scooped purple velved bodices and • mauve polyester 7lite`SPs - with stlfigs of - m all "L'ild %thiqUets of a' Single purple orchid. The flowergirl was Janice Knox, cousin of the bride.. She wore a floor-length white .velvet empire' dress similar to the bridei' with short sleeves and carried a cross of .mauve car- nations and white daisies. Mr. Neil Wammes, Stratford, was the groomsman. Ushers. were Mark , Smith; Dublin, and Bill Southgate, brother of the groom. Also in attendance ,were the bride's grandfather, Mr. J. B. Muir and grandmother, Mrs. Viva MacGregor and the grooM'S grandmother, Mrs. W. J. Murray. Wedding music was stippliet by, Mrs. H. Leaf, LOndesborc arid Mrs. S. Bryans, Mitchell, ant of the bride: 'Miss Mary -Lou MacGregor, sister' of .the bride, sang "The Wedding Prayer", "This is Our Day" and "Walk Hand in Hand". A reception was held in the church parlor. The bride's Mother received guests in a lime 5'111100 • ENJOY NAL HOORTY EVEN MORE 'nits SIMON — KAY MA'S ! Excrntos NEW CAM YOU COULD ' W. Om throe mous •• 11.• Ira ••:: lac ••••••••••• .4.—' la• Ildelems1 N•41.•• 1.••••• otokas •••••• 0.1.d nu. 1d. M %Mudd ea duo Losin• Purok '."11C.Or """. itd•••••• • 6u. al S' Amid I. 4111.0.4 • Odd rue. um.. • ur A BEAUTIFUL PHILCO 19' PORTABLE COLOUR TV SHOP THESE BONUS BRANDS THEY COULD HELP YOU WIN A COLOUR T.V. SET'! :17,g'2764 99, fog. a",Ffais 3 •••tzt" liittatitltatogi ioduolor loo 131411=0 4021 Dams &mud 000113 diSCOURD d scoff Naos • YORK FROZEN. AYLMER CHOICE TOP VALU 5 VARIETIES MONARCH CAKE MIXES ASSORTED FLAVOURS 9 oz to 9,8 oz pouch packs KRAFT PEANUT BUTTER SMOOTH OR CRUNCHY 18 oz' jars WHITE SWAN PAPER' TOWELS PRINTED BORDER OR ASSORTED COLOURS 2 r•oll pkgs. • ORANGE 'JUICE 'CHICKEN NOODLE CREAM OF MUSHROOM ETC IM bonus Ocala NABOB ALL PURPOSE WHITE SWAN , FAB (PREPRICED 99-) TOP VALU WHITE AYLMER CHOICE SLICED -. PEACHES' • 14 0.1 tins 11195 1795 Vs.X•it 1495 '1695 sgA•Ss '1595 '1150 '1195 '2295 GROUND COFFEE -- 1969 FORD FAIRLANE 500 4-door, V-8, automatic, radio, whitewalls, wheel covers, J32660 SLICED BREAD- ASSORTED COLOURS 24 us $ pony tail loaves , • Giant size bar( 1969 DART SWINGER 340 V-8, 4-speed, 2-door hardtop, K27624 1969 FORD GALAXIE 500 2-door hardtop, V-8, automatic, 841390 1 lb pkg, 1 lb tin' Newli Of BRODHAdEN 1.969 RAMBLER REBEL 4-door, 6 auto- matic, one owner, actual miles, K33619 1969 RAMBLER AMBASSADOR 4-door, V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio, whitewalls, wheel covers, factory airconditioning, 43,000 miles 111/4 ' ONTARIO GROWN CANADA GRADE "A " FRESH TURKEYS 6 to 9 Ib'avg..2—, 4- .e: • .1 /4, CANADA GRADE "B" FROZEN TURKEYS ' CANADA FANCY Mc/NTOSH APPLES s Ib 5 9 bog FLORIDA MARSH SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT 5'5 9 CANADA NO 1 WAXED TURNIPS Ib CANADA NO I YEEIOW ONIONS 'Llt; 25( QUART-ER CUT CHICKEN LEGS OR BREASTS PORTIONS 39 lb Correspondent Mrs. Ken Elligson and Mrs.ltichard Leon- s-hardt and Jeffrey, Strathroy, spent the week-end with his fam- ily, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Leon- hardt and Earl. Flowers were placed on the altar of St. Peter's Lutheran church on Sunday for the late John L. Bennewies,„ who passed away 12 yrs. 'ago, in loving mein- ory by hiS wife,, Mrs. BenneWies and family. Flowers were also placed be, side the lectern from the funer- al of the late Mrs. Fred Hollatz, who was laid to rest Friday,Jan., 21. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rae and Mrs. Harriet' Rae, Ottawa, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. WM. Pegg and family. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Heuer- man and family , London, visited during Alin week-end with his par- ents 'Mr. and Mrs. Manliel Beuer- Man. • Mr. and . Mrs. Laverne Wolfe and Mrs. Dalton Hinz attended the funeral of Mrs. Fred Hollatz, on Friday, Jan. 21, and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wolfe, Monk- ton. On Sunday they visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Hinz, Logan • Township. Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Beuer- man were' guests of Mr. andtdris. Russell Sholdice and Beverly of Stratford un Sunday. Miss. Phyllis Ahrens, New Market, spent the week-end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Har- Vey Ahrens: 1969 VOLKSWAGEN ,2-door, actual 35,000 miles, one owner, K33902 3 6.12 lb 47,c r . TOP VALU BOLOGNA 27,1 'BY THE PIECE Of 9 . TRUCKS ▪ SIXe 1969 FORD F-100 Styleside, 6 cylinder, heavy duty suspension, 6 ply tires, C85183 SHANK I PORTION I iti FOR ROASTING FRESH I PORK 7 -lb LEG OF C 1969 IHC 1/1 ton pickup, V-8, 344138 1969 FORD F-100 STYLESIDE, 6 cylinder, heavy duty Suspension, only 34,000 miles, 19130E 1965 MERCURY F-350 1-ton chassis and cab, V-S, 4-speed, radio, heavy duty springs and tires including helpers, 084858. 1970 FORD F-350 1-ton chassis And cab, 360, V•8, 4-speed, heavy duty springs including helpers, 8-ply tires, 273628 T"" 53( GRADE' "A," ROASTING CHICKENS SUM 11111 PIPIR I lb WIENERS woo RICKS FROZEN • COFFEE RICH 37, VALLEY FARM FROZEN CHOICE PEAS V,: 394 -BACK BACON 99! (110100711/1511011ID IT 1111P1141 SYMI P1(1110 End BACK BACON • 11.11115 5WI111111115 COTTAGE R01:0 711, 3 lb up TOP *010191111M 3 0, $ COOKED MEATS Pko• • V,01/11 001(1 LINK ON /AIM BURNS SAUSAGE 89lb( 9.! 1101,1 (UV STEWING BEEF TOP 1.11)Np *011111/ SLICED SIDE BACON AmPtil, SLICED SIDE BACON (1111•101 IRISH OR IMMO 74) HAM'SLICES lb , 5516 6 I lb .oe pot 111111or La, 101. TURKEY BREASTS 11,17;;; WIENERS 101. Y A111 (90141 'WHITE POTATOES W11011 C 19 et $ 1 ,,ip tir. 10119 4005 ' 12 ,9 6 ft INSTANT OR or 5 lb 74 QUICK OATS bog 01 (11111117AW" "'"1": 49 FRENCH bag C FRIES (10*11 1101 PINK .SALMON I s'' " S 1 lin , . 1114/114,11/P1ICID 75 ' 'frit P'1144 69( BAGS i 144(101111101111 1000 ' "'POTATO 2 rez4Sc PUFFS a' 11100155 MIMI FEMININE NAPKINS .„. 2 :M S 1 1461111010 I w 1007IR OCEAN PERCH ‘111;" 6 7t FILLETS iMIPARIaGITINE ailiv."" $1 .,„ U40,1 110/5 CONCERTED [ RICE 9991 $ 1 be' • 1110141M111 /10710 105661 BLUE FISH 2 I 6 ''' 94 STICKS Oar. 111P1111/1401051110 . MARGARINE :si: *5 101. RAW terra CREAMER ` ,11i., " 5 9 11019C FISH & " 4 g 911110711111 900001 66 " 75c CHIPS . /OP R011/11110(115(0/1491911 CHEESE 16 et , Ph" t MACH 99 _ kir ,. IS BATHROOM WRAP 7 TISSUE V. ,00 Int VIIIIIPAPII10.111111 , g , 10104111111 10011 141 WANED PAPER 771 s SERVIETTES 51 394 11614 1011 SERVIEITES Ar,,v t obiri it (OMR H16 69, fen .4 ka.....5............•••••••••.*morerumorommuurea., 1.