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The Huron Expositor, 1978-07-06, Page 14QUALITY ammo yza Sliced .59 ,b CHICKEN LOAF 1.09 1b- FILL YOUR FREEZER cheque, to be used on a trip to Vancouver to see a sister in' the fall. The Saturday before he left, Mr. _Syphons officiated at his 789th wedding, that of Rhonda Richardson and Don. McLachlan in Brucefield. New minister in Brucefield and Kippen is Rev. Robert McMullen, who comes here from New Brunswick. Lavis gets Hensall road contract CABLE T.V. NEWS For • ,r) Service Hook Up Line Locates Advertisements on Local Channels CalriZenith 82110 leaving name, address and telephone number MITCHELL-SEAFORTH CABLE T.V. HOES . .WOMENS • MENS• 2 Price or Less CIOLDRENS $18 to $20 LEVI JEANS Savers Centre The-Daliar Saver Store SPECIAL GROUP Ladies' Plaid SLACKS 5 LADIES' BATHING SUITS 1/2 PRICE SPECIAL. GROUP LADIES' 5 DRESSES PANTYHOSE 57' WINNERS OF. OUR DRAW JUNE 30 Mrs. Paul Dycke Mrs. Pat Mero 12" Sharpe T.V. B &W, Coffee Magic Ladies' • OUR PRICE JEANS Reg.'" $3 Store Hrs. Mon., Tues., Thurs., Sat. 9 to 5:30 Fri, 9 to '9 Closed Sat., July 1 ' 5 Main St. S. avers entre 1:nrmerl, Baker, Seaforth MAGNUM XE A new dimension - an exciting breed of automobile like no other before! ti not exactly as illustrated. Dodge Magnum XE, 2 Dr., #XS22K8R-183816. Tapestry Red sunfire metallic with red vinyl bucket seats, CR78X15 white belted radial tires, light package, console shift, Moor mats, automatic trans, 360 engine, elect-Really heated rear window,' dual racing mirrors, body side mouldings and deck stripe, door edge. mouldings, A.M. radio with rear speaker and white landau vinyl roof. Suggested Retail Price $7447.35 - Our price only $6,730. Rowcliffe Motors Ltd. NEM lamirstERI SegfQrth *Jilt/tit Phone 5 2 7-1 6 70 14 — THE HURQN EXPOITOR, JULY 0 1070 UCW . trip Correspondent Rena Caldwell The U.C.W. of St. Andrew's Church, Kippen held a successful bake sale at Homestead on July 1. Kippen East. W.I. sponsored a bus trip to Parkwoed, Oshawa on June 29 and enjeyed the beautiful gardens and the home of the Stephen now 'retired founder of General Motors, R. F. McLaughlin.' A BEAUTIFUL GARDEN - People who drive past Brucefield on the Mill Road in the summeroan't help admiring Mary Haugh's hiige flower garden. Mrs, Haugh, who is.78, has been gardening since,she was five and has more than 1.00 different kinds of iris. She's a member of the SeafortO Lgarden Club and says people are welcome to stop and look at her flowers. (Expositor Photo) English visitor at Va" rna There was discussion on the way vegetables contribute to family meals, nutritional require- ments of the body, spoilage and preservation df food, and home storage of foods. For the Home Assignment members -are to assist with any freezing of fruits and vegetables used from their gardens in their Member's Pamphlets, On June 30, the Home Economist will fie coming ,t to inspect our gardens and . discuss any problems we are having with them. Our next meeting will be orl July 19 at 1:30. , The Construction Company's bid to.pave two miles of the road which is east" of the village of Hensall, is $48,972. . __This ..lower_ than.. road— superintendent Allan Nicholson's estimated cost of $51,000. Mr. Nicholson said the .construction project has to be completed by September 15. Other bids received were from: Towland Limited - of London, $54,096; and E.C.King Con- tracting from Owen Sound, At the sales.barn The flensall Sales Barn was active last -Thursday 7vith prices steady supply consisted mainly of heifers and steers. Fat Cattle; heifers, $58,50-$64.00, Sales to $65.50; Steers, $62.50-564.50; Cows, $37.50-$45.p, Pigs; 37.50-$58".00. ' The service on Sunday at the Hensall United church was con- ducted by Rev. Harold Snell with Richard Fujarczuk at .the organ and Mrs. Marianne McCaffrey as choir diregtor. Guest soloist was Mrs. Marguerite McLeod who sang, Beside the Green Pastures." Rev. Snell preached on being "a citizen of Canada" reading from Paul's declaration of citizenship in , He stressed our country, the involve- ments of citizenship, democracy and the greatest privilege of all, religion. By glorifying God we become-citizens of heaven. Next Sunday, the Rev. Ware- ham of Exeter will be preaching in Hensall. Mrs..Larry Mc Auley is a patient in the Alexandra Marine, Hospital, Gode rich . John Paul .Neilands is home from Edmonton for two weeks and is visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Neilands. A family picnic was held at their house over the weekend to greet him. MSgt and Mrs. Gary Merritt and Gregory have returned to, their home in Poway, California after visiting with friends and relatives in St. Thomas, Cleveland and the surrounding STORE HOURS .39 lb. Queensway Happenings residents. The Christian Reformed Church 'Ladies' took several residents for a ride to Riverview Park on Wednesday. Rev. Bishop conducted Church service. Louise Mitchell at piano. Every week more and more' people discover what mighty jobs are accomplished by low cost Huron Expositor Want Ads. Dial. 527-0240. R01\!NtNBERG INSURANCE Open onktint Office Open Brussels Wilco IVI AGENCY Monday thru Saturday Tuesdays & Friday Phone S47.2241 Phone 887-666 Limited of Clinton was awarded the contract to pave the Hensall . road by Tuckersmith Township Council Tuesday. NEARLY ALWAYS COST LESS 01 Burns Skinless Shauldess SmokedCooked . liAM Half, or ,uWarhteorle, 1 • 4 91b. 10 lb. box frozen TURKEY DRUMSTICKS .59 '0' ABBATOIR HOURS REEF SLAUGHTER — MON. PORK SLAUGHTER — TUES. Hours for picking up freezer or custom orders --- Tues. - Fri.-8 a.m. - 6 p.m.Sat.-8 a.m. p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs. and Sat. 8.6 p.m. FridayR edit.. 9 p.m. Correspondent Mary Cheesed 82 4-9969 A crowd of 1100 attended the United,Church pork barbecue this year. The Board of Stewards would like to thank everyone who helped in any way to make it a success. Recent visitors in Bayfield and this area were Mrs. Thelma Bye and Mrs. Louise • Presber of Naicam, Saskatchewan. They are sisters of Nnra Heard. Mrs. Anna (Ostrom) Neilson and her three children of Winnipeg have been visiting with her family for the past couple of weeks. Rev, and Mrs. - Alex Taylor attended the reunion of a rather distantly related Watt family in London on Saturday. Present ,was a cousin from the U.S. who Mrs. Taylor hadn't seen for forty years. She was a Watt from the same place in Scotland. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Taylor journeyed fo Bracebridge to spend a couple of days with Alistair and family at their holiday home. Barb Consitt has joined the ranks of "working Women". She sells ads for the Huron Expositor. which should be an interesting 'OVp're-sorry to hear tha Webster had a• nasty fall w hayingat his son's place. He has some cracked ribs and, a hairline Grandson Editor's Note: Robert Ham is the grandson of Mrs.. C.H. Ham of Brucefield. The following story about his achievements is from the Muskoka Free Press. Robert Ham, 18, of Huntsville has made a remarkable achieve- ment for th( second consecutive year in t Chem 13 News e...\. Research Assistantship Examin- ation. The exam is sponsored by the weekly paper out of the chemistry department at the University of Waterloo, and attracts some 6,300 examinees each year. Ham, a 'grade 13 student at Huntsville High School. finished 87th of- those 6,300. Among the names released by the depart- ment of cheinktry at Waterloo. Robert was one - of the few students in the top 200 who study at small town high scho61s. While he received a book-prize for finishing in the top 200 examinees, Robert fared even better last year when he finished 25th on the list and was offered as a prize a -research assistantship at the University of Toronto in the Chemical engineering depart- ment. Ham had to refuse the assistantkfripla •STIffiTICEF *Alit MI because he had no plans to enroll at U of T. The amazing factor in Robert's achievement is that he finished so successfully despite having completed his grade 13 chemistry two years ago while still in grade 11. He studied from his notes and textbooks but did not have the day-to-day exposure to the material that classroom work provides. - Head of the chemistry. depart- ment 'at Huntsville High School, Don McCormick. describes Ham as an ideal student. He was the student in the course, said MCCOrmick, not only does he have lots of ability, he is very conscientious and was prepared at all Wads. Fishing was excellent, with everyone contributing to a good catch. ' ,Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hayter op Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. John :Williams and sap John of Hanover, and John Sr.'s mother from England. Neighbours will remember that John used to work for Harvey a number of years ago. There was a good attendance at the joint Varna-Goshen church service on Sunday. t.e.xt week it will' be . at G6sien at .11:00 a.m. The Gardening Gals The third meeting of the Garden Gals was held at the home of Sandra Turner. The roll call was answered by each member repOrting on the progress of her garden. ets award Ham, whose, • aChievements placed him in the top I 'A% of the best chemistry students in the province each year, will attend McGill University on a chemical engineering scholarship next-fall. He told the Muskoka Free Press that he chose McGill because he wants to improve his FrenCh and the milieu of that' city should provide him with that opportunity while studying at one of the finest institutions in the world. He plans to spend the summer as a freelance ,gardener in the Huntsville area. • -"Birthday Greetings" to Mrs. Montieth who will celebrate her birthday July . 3. Visitors with Mrs. Kendrick were Ruth Durand. Visitors with Mrs. Johns were Roberts and Mary Neil, Mrs. W.E. Bowl!, Mr. and Mrs, E.H. Dcnroch and family of Ottawa, Mrs. Hazel Snell. Mrs. Roy Schwartz and Vera Amy of Burford visited Louise Mitchell. Shirley Prouty visited several After three and a half years as, minister of Brucefield and Kippen United chruches, and 37 years since he was ordained, Rev. Ted Stephens is retiring. Mr. and Mrs. Stephens moved in last week to their new houie. at Albright Gardens, the retirement centre for United Church ministers near Beamsville. Mr, Stephens, who stacked in that area as a young minister, says he and his wife are "going honehoe in a sense." The Stephens' have a number of friends in the area, and at the retirement community, which includes about - 43 houses as well as a senior citizens home, he's one a three ministers who once served the same church. As well as the chance to be among friends, the Gardens offers an easy to'care for home ' that will allow the couple_to_lust lock Jhe !tense and go", garden plots, and all kinds of, fruit farms— near by that will let them fi ll their freezer. , Brucefield ,United Church's Centennial year in 1976 stands out, Mr. Stephens says, as the highlight of his stay here, and one- highlight _of his_ entire ministry. Another was Lloydminister Saskatchewan where a new church seating 1000, was built during his time there. Mr. Stephens, who's 65, says he'll enjoy his retirement. He recently came across a retirement document belonging to his'father, Also a Minister. He served 47 years, and Mr. Stephens says "that was about five years too '' long, Each of the local congregation -presented the Stephens with a Mrs. Tom Burke of Wrozeter was' the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Mellis. Mr, and Mrs. Alec McGregor have returned from a trip to Wisconsin. Wilson Tremeer underwent surgery in University Hospital, London last week. Mrs. Morley Cooper is a patient in South. Huron Hospital. Mr. Russell Baker, Exeter visited with his siter and brother- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Elzar Mousseau recently. Mr. and Mrs. Gayle Cooper and family London were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vivan Cooper over the holiday weekend. An Expositor Classified' will, pay you dividends. Have you tried one? Dial 527.0240. Bayfield Street in Egmondville, a block each side of County Road 12. In other business, council pas- sed bylaw—#10 approving the- - construction of the Gibbings Municipal Drain and accepted the Nichcilson Construction Company. Limited of Sebringville tender of $2,570. Other tenders submitted were from: McKenzie and Henderson of Arltona, $2,990; D. Scott Contracting- -Limited--of London, $3,500; and George Radford Construction Limited of Blyth, $4,400. Council also accepted a petition with five landowners names on it requesting that the Broadfoot Municipal Drain be cleaned out, The Township now has to wait 30 odays for the Ausable and Bayfield Conservation Authorities to in- spect the drain. Henson Fair Beef at regular prices .896). 1.98 lb. .79 lb. FRONT OF BEEF Professed 1 .09 Ib. SIDE OF BEEF Processed .39 lb.. Store 262-2017 Mrs, -Janet Mc*innon who recently underwent surgery in St. Joseph's. Hospital, tondon was able to return to her home on Sunday. Mrs. Raye B. Paterson is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Mosier, North Carolina and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Adams of Exeter were "-'recent visitors with 'Mr. and Mrs. Jack Corbett. Mrs. -s Clarence Stnillie is receiving treatment in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. r Water Wel4 DRILLING W.D, Hopper and Sons 4 MODERRINGSROT - ARY PHONE Neil 527-1737 Dud 527-0828• I Jim 527-0775 II Now . Paying a HIGH RATE of 9 7/8 0/ /0. Guaranteed Trust Certificates for 5 Year Term available only to investors 60 years and over. 9 3/4 13/4) for investors 60 years and under .if you cab not come to the officp we will coil at your horne. The Company is a member of the Canada Desposit insurance Corporation. t. fracture in one vertebra. On Saturday evening hp was moved to University Hospital, and b_y_ Monday he was feeling much better. He's still looking forward to the trip to San Francisco in September with the Massed Pipe 'band. Mrs. Fred McClymont has been in hospital for a couple of weeks in Clinton. We're glad to hear that she is feeling better, and expected to return home on Monday. The Chenells and Bob and Gwyrife Roberts holidayed last week near Powassan. Also along was Brian's cousin, Jim Riehl. • i Democracy s theme of Henson United, areas, as well as Hensall, ' Mr. and Mrs. John McGuire and family of Erin and Mr. and Mrs. David Russell of Diddenden, Kent, England have been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. James Robinson, Brian and Derek have returned to Hensall again and have taken up residence in the apartment over William's Hairstyling on King Street. An. Expositor Classified will pay you dividends. Have you tried one? Dial 527-0240. Sliced Baby Beef LIVER 10 lb. box Frozen TURKEY WINGS Abbatoir 262-2041 Lavis , Contracting Company' $58,632. Council also decided,, at their • regular meeting to have the road; superintendent investigate further the possibility of paving Steak Our Own SumMer SIRLOIN TIP 2439 lb • SAUSAGE Steak Store Packed BLADE 1.59 lb. W IENERS Beef and Pork SAUSAGE 3 lb. or 10 lb. ba&No Filler Frozen. Pure BEEF PATTIES 1 ,25 lb '