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The Huron Expositor, 1985-11-20, Page 11SAVE! - ..I Rebeka. Edelwei The Warden of the itebek Sister Sylvia Evans visited Ede, November 11 for a dinner gbvetl in her ho, It was served by the women of Egniondville United Chervil. , Guests were molnbers from nideof, Lodge, Exeter and Amber Bodge,; Henson Lodge performed the Opel closing ceremonies, while Exeter draped the charter in memory of S.i>r District . Deputy Connelly of District 23 installing staff from Pao ',ogee f Brussels visited; recently to install kite of officers 'Heise installed Oste><>< GrAnd, Sister Rn Sister Apple Hu , Virtlson; tlea4rd,,.l Malcolm; an Rose, :'l• surer... Warden. Sleter Sister l(dith Dunk, leen C Chill, Righ' FAMILY Donations Donations were made to a number of groups at a recent meeting of the Seaforth Women's Institute. The Seaforth Santa Claus Parade, Huron Day Care Centre for Homebound, Huron County Children's Family Services, Child- ren's Hospital of Western Ontario, London and leaders of three 4-H dubs were recipients of the Institute's generosity. Mrs, Gordon Elliott was hostess for the meeting. Mary Nolan read the poem "In Flander's Fields." Winona Pipe and Anona Crozier reported on the Workshop for Curators held at Holmesville, Allison Lobb had spoken on THE HURON EXPOSITOR, NOVEMBER 20, 1985 — All are made "Photography for Posterity." Reports on London Area Convention were given. Mrs. H. MacKenzie gave the Fall Rally report prepared by Mrs. G. Doig. Suzanne Alton was the winner of the Huron W omen's Institute scholarship. Congratula- tions to Brenda De Jong who has completed 24, 4-H Homemaking projects. The 1986 Rally will be held in Walton, Tuesday, November26, 7 p.m. is the 9-H Achievement night in Clinton, Mrs. G. Elliott and Mrs. M. Nolan were in charge of the program. The Christmas meeting will be held December 10 at 6:30 p.m. at the Orange Hall. Institutes are active Throughout the past year the Women's institutes of , the London Area (Elgin, Middlesex, Oxford, Huron and Perth South) have been actively pursuing their motto of "For Home and Country" . in their rural communities. Among the highlights of the year: -The branches have donated nearly $100,000 to various charities and organiza- tions in their communities, This does not include the hours spent in voluntary help to nursing homes, 4-H clubs,, museums, hospi- tals and other community groups. -Many district and branches have scholar- ships, including the three Maryn Pardy scholarships from the London Area. -Nine Women Institute members in the London Area were honored by thg Ontario Government with Bicentennial' medals for service to their communities. -Many branches and districts planted the Bicentennial White Pines for their rural communities to have in the future. Other branches had special Bicentennial displays for their communities, -London Area was the host to the Federated Women's Institutes of Canada triennial Conference. Over 1,300 women from all over Canada participated including Dr. Ellen McLean, a member who is head of The Associated Country Women of the World. -Members have been active in leading 4-H clubs, leading and promoting OMAF courses, helping in schools, having local resolutions to local councils, having speakers on current issues and helping any person or group who needs assistance. NOW "INSIDERS D REPORT ZEHRS OFFER YOU ALL THE EXCITEMENT OF ANOTHER TOTALLY NEW "INSIDERS REPORT". DOZENS OF NEW AND UNIQUE TASTE SENSATIONS, AS WELL AS NEW COMMODITIES THAT ARE EXCELLENT VALUE FOR THE PRICE ASKED. THIS NEW REPORT ARRIVED WITH YOUR PAPER SATURDAY NOV. 16. FURTHER COPIES ARE AVAILABLE NOW AT ALL ZEHRS MARKETS, SAV, ALL CANADIAN BRANDS REG. -KING SIZE CIGARETTES 20'. OR 25's isos CARTON 7V 7 r 1 IWII� LARGE 2 LITRE BOTTLE SPRITE REGULAR OR DIET OR COCA-COLA REGULAR - DIET OR CLASSIC 1.711 i SAVE! POPULAR JAVEX LIQUID JUG BLEACH 3 6 1.31 (...SAVE!. van nee I SAVE! i I SAVE! �! veggclallk' rat -kers '• ASSORTED VARIETIES HOSTESS POTATO CHIPS 200 g PKGS. librg WHITE, ALMOND, YELLOW ROYALE TOILET LL PTKG.ISSUE 4 RO 1.31 8 VARIETIES COUNTRY HARVEST CRACKERS 250 g PKG. .411 III IC I SAVE! +1,N1'11 .1,N11 U`II1.., 4 POPULAR VARIETIES RED OVAL STONED CRACKERS 300 g PEGS. SAVE! FLAMED CLOVER LEAF WHITE TUNA 18.4 g TIN 4 VARIETIES STOUFFERS MEAT PIES FROZEN 203 g PEG 100% DIETRiCHS W. WHEAT BREAD 675 g LOAF WS WS LARGE SIIE FLEECY FABRIC SOFTENER 5 LITRE JUG 3.99 YELLOW, WHITE, ALMOND ROYAL FACIAL TISSUE 100's 89° 3 CTNS. (750 mL) WELCHS GRAPE DRINKS OR 48 oz TIN 9 C ASSORTED FLAVORS MONARCH "ADDED TOUCH" CAKE MIXES 520 g PEGS 994 FOUR VARIETIES NARDEE FARMS FROZEN VEGETABLES 1 kg PKGS 1.69' !LUEtRNY, MAN, CARROT NUT GRANDMA MARTINS MUFFINS 300 g PEG 89� AYLMER BRAND CANNED VEGETABLES 19 oz TINS 79c DELMONTE ASSTED PUDDING CUPS 567g 1.99 CLOVER LEAF SMOKED OYSTERS g 1.29 LESLIE ----- POTTED POTTED CHEDDAR 3 VAR 200 g 1.99 HABITANT ASSORTED DELI PICKLES 750 mL 2,19 RAGU BRAND SPAGHETTI SAUCE 3 VARIETIES 1.79 28 oz JAR .i CADBURY INST. ASSTED HOT CHOCOLATE 500 9 2.99 LIPTOAS ASSORTED NOODLES & SAUCE VARIOUS 126 g 1.09 100.1. VEGETABLE CRISCO SHORTENING 1 lb 1.29 SNIPPY 2 VARIETIES PEANUT BUTTER COCKTAIL, PEACHES, PEARS AYLMER FRUITS 10 02 TINS 79c CONNORS SNOW CRABMEAT 170 g 3.99 CONDITIONER OR REVLON SHAMPOO 450 ml 2.99 ALBERTO STYLING MOUSSE 150 g 2.99 CHEF BOYARDEE 2 CHEESE PIZZA MIX 616 9 2.49 BAR SOAP IVORY PERSONNAL 4 5140° gI 1.49 AYLMER CHOICE TOMATOES 28 oz TIN 1.19 BECEL SOFT MARGARINE 139 1 lb TUB STICKS OR FRIES HIGHLINER FISH TOTING SAUSAGE, BACON CRISPY CRUST PIZZA 700 9 3.59 360 g 2.99 GAY LEA ASSTED SWISS STYLE YOGURT 1758 59c FLAMINGO BRAND BUTTER TARTS PKG OF 10 1.49 THESE SPECIALS AVAILABLE ONLY IN: HIGHWAY NO. 8 GODERICH MON., TUES. - 9 TO 6 P.M. WED., THURS., FRI. - 9 TO 9 P.M. SAT. 8:30'1O 6 P.M. JOSEPHINE ST. (HWY, NO, 4) WIN'GHAM MON., TUES., WED. & SAT. - 8:30 TO 6 P.M. THURS. AND FRI. - 8:30 TO 9 P.M. WEDDINGS THOMPSON — BEER Cheryl Thompson and David Beer were married • Saturday, November 16, 1985 at Holmesville United Church by the Reverend Bechtel. The bride is the daughter of Betty and Frank Thompson of RR. 2, Bayfield and the groom is the son of Henry and Marlene Beer of Clinton. Maid of Honor was Gail Clark of RR 2, Bayfield, and bridesmaids were Nancy Thompson of RR 2, Bayfield, and Christine Stangen of Kitchener. Best man was Mike Stangen of Kitchener and ushers were Dennis Thompson and Den Clark, both of RR 2, Bayfield. Following a wedding reception at the Benmiller Inn the couple are now residing in Clinton. (Frank Phillips photo) SMiTH — SCHADE Brenda Ellen Smith and John Howard Schade were married Saturday, October 12. 1985 at St. Peter's Lutheran Church in Milverton. The bride is the daughter of William V. and Merle Smith of Seaforth and the groom is the son of Howard and Shirley Schade of Milverton. The bride was given in marriage by her father. The Matron of Honor was Linda Morrison, sister of -the bride and bridesmaids were Janet Mulholland, friend of the bride and Barbara Schade, sister of the groom Flowergirl was Lisa Gilliland, niece of the bride, Best man was Peter Hopson. friend of the groom and ushers were Michael Jacobs. cousin of the groom and Kevin Smith. brother of the bride. Ringbearer was Peter Harbin• son, nephew of the groom. Soloists were Margaret Harbinson and Carl Schade. sister and brother of the groom. A reception was held at Elms Community Centre in Atwood Fallowing a wedding trip to England. Germany, Switzerland and France, the couple have taken up residence in Stratford ARCHAMBAULT — JOHNSW N Marilyn Elizabeth Archambault. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Archambault. of RR I Auburn and Robert Earl Johnston, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnston. of Londeshoro were married October 5, 1985 al the Londesboro United Church with Rev Dave Snihur officiating. Matron of honor was Brenda Parker, sister of the bride, of Goderich and bridesmaids were Jeanette Johnston, sister of the groom, of Iondesborn, Sharon Kember, friend of the bride. of Clinton and Cheryl Fraser, friend of the bride of Walton. Junior bridesmaids were torn Archambault, niece of the bride, of Barrie, and Sarah Parker, niece of the bride. 1if Goderich, flowergirl was Crystal Hulle>. cousin of the groom, of Clinton and ringbearer was Michael Archambault, ne phew of the bride, of Barrie. Groomsman was Mike Gents, friend of the groom. of Clinton and ushers were Rick Archarnbault. brother of the bride, of RR I Auburn. Darrel Shobbrook, friend of the groom. of Clinton and Dennis Fothergill, friend of the groom. of Lundesboro. Master of ceremonies was Doug Archambault, brother of the bride. of Barrie. organist was Lisa Duizer. of Londesbom and soloist was Lisa Bosman. of Londeshom The reception was held at the Blyth Community Centre. After a wedding trip to Niagara Falls and the United States, the couple will reside in Stratford. BIRTHS I DALE: Krystal and Stacy would like to tell everyone about the safe arrival of their little baby brother "James Bradley" born Novem- ber 12. 1985 in St. Joseph's Hospital, inndon weighing in at 7 lbs. 2 ozs. Spoiling privileges go to his Grarnmie and Grampie, Phyllis and Joe Cusack, Grandma and Poppy, Lorraine and Ron Dale, all of Seaforth. Grandpa Robert Simpson, Whitecourt, Alberta. his great grandparents are Frances Luclani. Scarborough, Robert and Jean Simpson and Alice Simpson and his great -great grand- mother is Marion Belyea all of Neu Brunswick. PEOPLE Mr. and Mrs. Ken Ryan of Burnahy, British Columbia and Mr. and Mrs Neil Ryan. Rosemary and Cyril of Calgary have returned home afterbeing here attending the funeral of their father Joseph Ryan Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs Lorne Lawson on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs Geo Turner and Bonnie, Tuckersmith, and Mr and Mrs. Reg Lawson and Elizabeth of Londesboro.