The Huron Expositor, 1978-01-26, Page 9N
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ANSTEIT PRESZCATOR
Nancy Ann PreszCator daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Preszcator of R.R.#1, Clinton and Douglas Raymond Anstett, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Anstett of Seaforth were married
January 6, 1978 in Londesboro Church. Rev. Stanley McDonald
of Londesboro officiated. Maid of honour was Joan Racho,
Seaforth nd Best Ma Was Jim -McNichol of R.R.#4, Walton.
Following t e ceremo a dinner-was held in Londesboro Church
basement and recept n later at Seaforth Community Centre.
(Photo by Larry Dillon)
Londesboro has
rilizehrs
fine markets... of fine foods
CANADA. 'A' GRADE BEEF
FROM THE CHUCK
FEATURING
FULLY AGED' CANADA4 GRADE •
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FRESH ONTARIO
BONELESS PORK 80. (COTTAGE
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ICE CREAM
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MACARONI &-LCHEISE
KRAFT
DINNERS
U.S. VINE-RIPENED CANADA Ni
TOMATOES lb.
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MACFEETERS PLAIN OR CINNAMON ,
HONEY BUTrIER . egic
PARKAY COLOURED
MARGARINE 31b..$1.89 ,Us. • e Hibbert.Mutuat
Are s an. ce company
r,t. (Established in 1876) •
• Provides Full Insurance •
C.civerage for Town Dwellings
- as well as
Farm Properties
GAY LEAASSDLITED FLAVOURS •
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1 F $
CHEESE CAKES 4 oz..CUPS
WESTONS CINNAMON •
PKG. OF 6 59
6.6 ox.9.39 DARES COOKIES
300;s
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THE'HURON EXPOSITOR, JANUARY 26, 19782-ig
Walton
N
c ton, ins
S. There Was a lengthy discussion by Mrs. Don McDonaldeyen
pit the 6.10118 ef the hall prior to. members answeredthe roll call',
the -institute, Grace and lunch The U.C.W. exeCutive.meeting
' served by Mrs. Harold Dolgerr" will be held on the first
Mrs. Graeme craig and Mrs. Wednesday afternoon in
Harvey Craig.
- Unit Meeting -
The7 unit 'Meeting 'of the 8th
and LOth met for their Jannary
meeting at the home of Mrs. Ken
McDonald on Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Min McDonald opened
withla poetri "Away to a Happy'
New Year". Hymn, Lord Sneak to
me, that I may speak" Was
The topic, 'Turn a new page"
was given by Mrs. D. McDonald.
Reniinding us don't look back on
the past events thinking what you
might have done or should have
done, jug start fresh this year
vowing to do better.
Hymn. •"All people that , on
earth do dwell" was sung. The
evotional'period was closed with
ding responsively from
hym r "Teach me, 0 Lord the
perfect way.''
Mrs. Rae Houston presided • for
Minutes were read
The card • partY eonlreners
January 31st are Mrs.', .4)111,
Axtmann; Mrs: Gerald :Watgen;
February. It was again, ecided o
have a ham supper in June, e
date to, be- set at the n t
meeting at Mrs. D. McDon d's
home.
ihere were six tables of euchre 'Operly eitian, mug be sanitary
in play at the Community Hall on before the- OPeration starts.
Tuesday, January Mb. Prize ' Mrs: Ray' Huether the other
Mrs. L . n •'. ' rs, winners were High L'acly - Mrs. convener thanked the speaker for.
Ernie .Steri4ns; Low Lady - Mrs. , his' interesting, remarks. Mrs. Stewart Humplytos, Feb=ruary 1,4 ,
NelSon ,iteld; High Man': Alvin Rock reativ several Neva-- ”A ''''' - Mrs. Keith Rock; Mrs; Dave
McDonald; Low Man - Roily Farmer's ife".• Why boys leave ' Watson; Mrs. Ray Huether, M rs,'
Achilles; Lucky Cup.. - Mrs. the farm" and k.,A Young Stewartnart McCall,liutnp:hErettrsu; amryrs'2.8,1i'-oMpre.s;
Lawrence 'Ryan. Couple." ,
two weeks, .January 31 chaired theW 'iblulls4imnessii'ouptnenpinhg6ein5v CmRar:ycig.p; usMehtrohsiednri.cM;
Nelson
ar mc h
Mrs. Kathy
'd ;. - KM: trr4ssy..:
There will another° euchre in ' Mrs. .
Walton Women's Institute, Dr. Huether,
At the regular Meeting of the the usual 'inamier- with Mrs. Ray '
at the piano. _Minutes -
Joanne Pla-as. . . .
-Achilles;, Mrs. Bev, Smith; Mrs.
Glen Hendry was guest speaker Were read by Mrs. Ken Mei/pp:Ad -
to • approximately 17 members. , followed by the, financial new Hall 14Naelllsocn6mMmaittse was the
Convener, Mrs. Keith Rock. for-
nominated along with former
Activities meeting introduced Dr.
Hendry"; who is head inspector at ' Course, on , "Personalize your
was read for the Senior Short
In the correspondence a letter
Msurns. Ken McDonald; Mrs., He.rb
the Educatien. ...and Cultural
members. Mrs, Wm. Humphries;
'. the • Dublin plant.,--fre--0111ined pattern". Mrs. Gerald, Watson,
Min/ it is all' about in general in and Mrs. Harold FLudie to be the McDonald. d: '
Traviss and Mrs. ...,,41vin
al), plants, most plants , have leaders. The roll call "How to The 4-F1 leaders for he 'spiing ,lrispoction. It was.in_1907 that'.the • make our daily life ,a pleasitte"' project will be 'Mrs. Harold Canada Meat exporting eountries..........was , well 'answered by all Ruche; Mrs. Neil McG i members Present. is set the international agreement sMtea frfi r.btt Shortreed a,,.. • rs. Lin
Mis. Graeme "lraig reported
for the bus trip, it was decided to
have it the lag Wednesday * in
May.
_PIET'S PLACE
will be closed
for iyalidays:t
ram Jan. 31st
to Feb. 4th
OPENING
AGAIN )7th
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meat inspection standards.
Ontario' inspection for large
plants came into this in the late
60's. There is the federal
inspection and provincial
inspection. Plants must be
A cash donation+ Was made to
the Plowing Match for the ladies''
program, daily draws. It was
decided to set March to put on a
program at the Nursing Homie in
Brussels. business. the
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LARGE EGGS
Mw
mc
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A
\Sunday service
.DOZ.
MTS. Bert Shobbrook ' an autograph quilt as 1978
Correspondent .. project.
. 523-4250 -' - Guests were Karen S.cruton and
Youth Group • .. George Cox of Clinton who spoke
'
YOutb Group Sunday was•held of the- work at the Day Care
on Sunday morning, welcbminb Centre. ing* Clinton • located at
into the sanctuary was Jim Huronview for all• Homebound
Jainieson l ushers were 'C.G. L T''''' people in the county. Lunch was
G its Carol Cartwright, Susan ' served by Audrey Thompson.
Jameison,. Shelly Westerhout. Bernice Hunking and Vi Burns:
and Diana Shobbrook. The Explorers
messengers - and Explorers Explorers•held their meeting on
occupied centre front Pews; their /January 12 after school in the
leaders are messengers •.Brenda Sunday school rooms.
. Redford and Laura Scott. The study was on Caribbean
Eitplorers Marjorie Diuzer and For grafts the girls made, wall
Margaret. Wright. C.G.I.T. girls plaques under the leadership of
Barbatile 'Weitt and Jamie Marjorie, Duizer and Margaret
• Preszcator. Choir anthem was Wright. election of officers was .
clit,001,10., ,..e*,,,Is' 1*-'?,.„ bY-:-....:lield..1,- Chief ::E xploretl'- Cheryl i'..."4..' ".4 ' '
Mallow Duizer and Darlene' Lyon, Keeper of log, Karen
ShobbrOok accompanied by choir' Johnston, Keeper of ireasurey,
with Ruth •Sbaddick choir leader Brenda Popp. The meeting closed
and Lcinise McGregor organist. with Explorers prayer.
Rev. 'McDonald.s children's ,
story was "Lessons from the Personals
lead, penal" with kindergarten , Mr. Edwin Wood had the
teachers Irene Bromley., arid Carol ' misfortune nf. , a snowmobile ' '',
Cartwright. The message was
"Our Youth needs us".
'Aimwell Unit
January meeting of Aimwell
unit was held on Monday night
16th at the home of President
Audrey Thompson. President,
• - opene, meeting with:a new years
reading and a thought for the'
month oh, expectations for the
new year followed ley prayer. Roll
call was answered by paying of
ecANADA'A' GRADE BEEF •
FROM. THE :CHUCK
BLADE .
SPECIAL PRICES IN EFFECT,FROM WED. 4 9 A.M, TILL CLOSING TUESDAY, JANUARY 31
SCHNEIDERS LARGE
RING BOLOGNA $119
HEADCHEESE. BOWL 12 oz 98c SCHNEIDERS SNORT RIBQQ`
ROAST b Div i lb. 8. BLADE
BONE
OUT
CHNEIDER
ENG SAGE_____Jp1.39
FRESHLY:MINCED •
MEDIUM. (23% OR LESS FAT) Gou
SCHNEIDERS SLICED -2 VARIETIES
z.PKG, 1.29 E SN FROZEN76:12 ip: SIZE •
GRADE 'A' GEESE th.12697
BURNS GOLDEN •
POLISH SAUSAGE_G_L-JM219:
BURNS punt BEEF „
• MAPLE LEAF SMOKED READY T O EA •
;TEAKETrEg ..' ' .. .2 lb. CTN.S1 ,98
SHOULDER ___-.J.t-T...q•.. i98 1 PORK SHOULDER S
..„,,,,,,98!
..$1.08
BREAKFAST SLICES_
BEEF BLADE LIFI SHOULDER
CHUCK STEAKS . .
NEW ZEALAND SHOULDER
FROZEN 1139 ,,,0 1.3
NEW ZEALAND FROZEN:.-7-
SHOULDER
0. .
SCHNEIDERS - 11 VARIETIES
SLICED COOKED
MEATS giz4. LAMB CHOPS accident on Thursday' which'
required large nuniber of stitches
to his upper leg. ,
Mrs. Norman Wright returned
to, her home on. Wednesday from •
spending the past .4 weeks in
Clinton Hospital.
Mr. Alan Volk, returned home
from spending a week in Clinton, -
Public Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Watson Reid and,:,.,,,
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Roy returned
dues by 16 membersanc2 new..._heme on Menclay_t_heikth_from__: -
members joined and 4 visitors enjoying a 10 day holiday with 1
week Caribean cruise 'as guests of
Pioneer Hybrid corn salesmen
and their .vives.
Mr. Jim Jameison and family
returned to their home having
spent 10 days at the honie of Mr.
and Mrs.. Bruce Roy while they
were on: holidays.
Mrs. Dr. • Gary Gall of
Stouffville spent the weekend
with her. parents IMr. and Mrs.
lb. II •
Peckce, Speck&
BANAN 1.0
.• " -FLAVOURS'--
ZEHRS REG.
$1.28
PAGHETTIS SPAGHETTINI OR READYCHT_MACARDNI - -
2 lb. 69c* C 'FREEZE DRIED INSTANT COFFEE • 2 VARIETIES
IATELLI PASTA MELLOW
SWEET 'were present. -
Minutes of November. meeting
read by secretary June Fothergill
and Treasurer's report by Vi.
Burns, Correspondence was read
from our adopted child in Hong
Kong. ,
February roll call will be
answered by bringing a tea
towel. February lunch will be
Helen Lee, Margaret Good and
Pat Hunking l; moved by Helen
Lawson and June Fothergill that
Aimwell supply' flowers for
the Church?* April to November..
Fern McClure suggested to make
TASTERS CHOICE _ oz 2 LITRE
LAURA SECORD - 6 FLAVOURS
SEEVE OF FOURPUDDINGS.
DELICIOUS r 5 VARIETIES '
5 oz. 99C ZEHRS FROZEN CONCENTRATED NV 9
ORANGE: JUICE 12 1i2 oz, l•
55 'Cll'EFIRYHILL BRICK, OR
lb.
HABITANT SOUP 26 oz
COLBY CHEESE
CLOVER
NUTRITIOUS
PINK
.
.LEAF
SALMON.
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i.,5L.11,9c
'ROBIN
POUCH
CAKE
HOOD
STYLE - 5 VARIETIES
MIXES
- - F9 ::racz'. R
CHRISTIES
UNSALTED
CRACKERS
OR
PREMIUM PLUS
SALTED -73C
1 lb.
4 COLOUR CHOICES
FOR THE BATHROOM
,ROYALS
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TISSUE
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1$
ROLL - II :
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CHERRY HILL CHEESE
MOZZARELLA (
CRISP RED PROD. OF U.S.
RADISHES . BUNCHES 20R59 C Jack Lee. •
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Burns were their
daughter Mr. and `Mrs. Jerry
Smith of Kincardine.
OF U.S. CAN. NO.1 GRADE
n,F ROC
BUNCHES
dj
R- UAW GREEN ONIONS
PROD. OF U.S. CAN. NO. 1 GRADE
$PANSIltliNIONS • lb. 25.
SCHNEIDERS SHORTENING
'CR ISPYFLAKE
PROD. OF CALIF. CAN, NO. 1 GRADE
CARROTS
F •
BUNCHES 2.,R 890 1 lb. 59C
PROO. OF CALIF. CAN: NO. 1 GRADE
CELERY -STALKS •• EA.
69.
EIGHTY-EIGHT CENT SALE!
REGULAR OR W1NTERFIESK
COLGATE TOOTHPASTE _ • 100 ml
NORMAL EGG. OILY OR CREME RINSE
ZEHRS SHAMPOO
STYLE 1616 REIGE OR SPICE, ONE SIZE
PANTINWESTCAREADULTDS!:UTH SIZES
:TOOTHBRUSHES _
NOXZEMA
filiKZEMASTITI
DEODORANT
CLOWN'
BUBBLE OATH
WHITE SWAN -7 COLOURS $
PAPER TOWELS 2 ROLL P. KG HAM & WIENER ROLLS _1?_s_2, 1 a09
COOKIE JAR•011 LUNCHTIME 600 .ml Joiii4soits REGULAR OR LEMON
PLEDGE POLISH .89 F
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R AGENTS
Floss Hodgert Wood lam
Hugh Benninger Dublinl
John Moore
Clayton Harris Mitchell
Joseph Unlac Mitchell
Mes.Elaine Skinner- Exeter
Wally Burton Exeter
McCONNELLS ORANGE PEKOE
TEA BAGS BONUS
$
150's• 2.99 229.6643
345-2001
345.2612
348-9051
348-9012
2364553
236.0350.
MCCA1NS FROZEN F
MINI PIZZAS , LASAGNA, REEFARDNI ft 3 VARIETIES
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C. .11ccEifs AWDEE _3R. $1'
FRESH FROZEN 141*14t:76
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NVE,RES RVE tHEITIGITTIO LIKitTPURCRASEST.011EASONAELE WEEKLY•FAMI ViREMENTS.,..
19 oz
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DIRECTORS & ADJUITORS 6'82m1.
- halta, LUCatt
Stof fa;
MIRA i "St. Marys
klitktoo
hllltchell
Hack Harrigan -
..Robert poedloor
Lloyd Morrison
114010•feenek
Ray Moduedy
Williain ohrifte
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0 ''manager is Dale McDonald
-rtt Hwy pr we Will be pleased to servO Voil ul: if
RON 11Z " GODERICH-HU_ _ ... _I) 8 OPEN WED.-THURS.-FR1. EVENINGS