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The Huron Expositor, 1984-09-12, Page 6A6 THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEPTEMBER 12, 1984 REV. TOM DUKE and his wife Charlotte are Seaforth couple are retiring to Port Carling, retiring from the Presbyterian ministry. Rev.. where they will pursue a variety of Interests Duke has served at St. Andrew's Presbyter- Including cross country skiing, gardening, Ian Church In Clinton and First Presbyterian macrame and needlework (McPhee photo) Church In Seaforth for the past six years. The With your support, cancer _ can be I� cats " beaten. ___1 S°c' Please give. Chalind Master Satellite Reception Equipment SPECIAUSTS •DEMONSTRATION S •INSTALLATIONS *SALES B & T ANTENNA SALES Brian McAsh BEST RATES GUARANTEED TO '60.000 125214,1123/4 % 4 YEARS No Fees - Rates Sub ect To Chan • e NNUITIES INVESTMENTS i INSURANCE 53 WEST ST., GODERICN, N7A 2K5 524.2773 Water Well DRILLING W. D. Hopper and Sons 41MODERN ROTARY RIGS Neil Durl Jim 527-1737 527-0828 527-0775 5 x 7" COLOUR PRINT IN A LUXURIOUS LEATHERETTE EASEL MOUNTING with this coupon ONLY... 95 Reg. $4.95 Your favourite photo will look more exciting in this luxurious mounting. LOOK FOR QUALITY - LOOK FOR THIS SIGN KEATING'S PHARMACY 67 Main St. Seatorth 527-1990 Many activities in full swing at Manor "Birthday Greetings" on Sunday to Mr. Dave Netzke who celebrated his 90th birthday. Visiting with him and his wife Eva were members of their family. Also on Saturday Ralph and Loretta Bennevvies . visited with them. Mr. Netzke is in, good health and enjoysxweeldy outing uptown by taxi. An good wishes go out to him in reaching this milestone. ', Church services Commenced again , at Seaforth Health Care Facility on Wednesday with Rev. Gordon Simmons of St. Thomas Anglican Church conducting the service. Miss Eva Lambert accompanied at the piano for hymns. Flowers were -in memory of the late Ross Houghton, On Friday afternoon Father C. Caruana of St. James Catholic Church held mass for all Catholic residents. • • Thursday afternoon residents viewed the. film "Cicero", the story of a horse who Huronview shelves plan for well The installation of a well at' Huronview Home for the Aged .in Clinton has been shelved for the time being, Huron County Council was told at their Sept. meeting. Huronview's board of management chair- man, Paul Steckle, said cost is the main reason • why the board • has decided to postpone the idea of installing a well at the home located just south of Clinton. The question Of installing a well arose in the past two years because of the cost of water Huronview now receives from Clinton. Mr. Steckle said the board of mangement was advised that in order to install a well, a Tentder PRIME RIB ROAST COOKED HAM 2.89 lb. Loose Skinless ALL QEF PATTIES 1.79 Esti<'$•..x�3'.\v±f_?::.. Ib. 300,000 gallon capacity reservoir would be necessary. And the cost of such a reservoir has been estimated at about $200,000. big his own farm he said he has recently ' buitt a 250,000 gallon reservoir for Tess than 530,000. He said a 300,000 gallon reservoir is more than most small towns have. Frank Cowan Co. Ltd. of Princeton, the county's insurance firm, suggested the size of the reservoir. Mr, Steckle said the well was not included in the 1984 budget and suggested that the question be considered another year. became part,of Her Majesty's Royal guard. Residents enjoyed this 'film very much. Syd Pearson, Gladys R4'}ston and Len Bloomfield attended Mitchell Fair attended by Jackie Racho. Patrick Ryan was visited .by his . sister Kathleen Hernacki and also had supper with them at their cottage in Bayfield. Gladys, Ruston celebrated a birthday dinner with her family a week ago Sunday. Visiting with James Nolan was his wife Mary. Mrs. Ruth Noll spent the weekend at her hdme in Palmerston. Seaforth Health Care Reents' Council met on Thursday morning, at 11 a.m. Food Supervisor Wendy Schon was introduced to, all residents also Rev. Cheryl Stadelbauer- Sampa led in prayer. The first clinical day of the Fall Session for Group 1 girls of the Health Care Aid Course will be at Seaforth, Health Care Facility on Wednesday, Sept. 12. Mrs. Maxine Elliott attended the funeral of her father Mr. Louis Storey who passed away Tuesday at Lucknow Nursing Home. Funeral services' were held from Currie's Funeral Home, Wingham on Thursday afternoon. JAMES AND ANNE SMITH of Brussels celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary last Sunday. Married Sept. 1, 1934 at Belmore, Mr. and Mrs. Smith spent much of their married life farming in Grey Township. The couple have one daughter, Donna, Mrs. Bob Gibbfngsof Clinton and two sohs, Ron of Harriston, and Gerald of RR2, Mildmay. COMBINATION BUDGET PACK FRESH LOIN PORK CHOPS 1 _ zehrs fine markets_ of fine foods 3. la kg 3 Centre Cut 3 Rib Portion 3 Tenderloin Portion Chops SCHNEIDERS SLICED FRESH LOIN CENTRE CUT PORK CHOPS SCHNEIDERS FRESH PORK & BEEF ENGLISH SAUSAGE 4 39 • /kg' 99 Ib PILLERS SLICED COOKED OR SPICED HAM 125 g PKG PKG NNEIDERS YAG 6j„3j/kg ZING BOLOGNA l89Ib. SCHNEIDERS COUNTRY GOLD SWEET PICKLED ROUND COOKED CORNMEALED DINNER BACK BACON HAM 7•69 6 59 /kg•/kg 49 199 Ib. -. • Ib. BY THE PIECE SMOKIESSPINFIDERS EO ESE g 1.99 fRESII, CENTRE CUT PORK LOIN./�� �A FAST FRY CHOPS . /k9 . Ib COUNTRY STYLE RIB PORTION PORK LOIN 3, 9+ /k9 1.79ID SCHNEIDERS WIENERS RED HOTS OR DUTCH TREAT FRANKS 450 g PKG. 1,78 PILLERS SLICED CHICKEN BOLOGNA 7<5g PKC169 PILLERS SLICED CHICKEN LOAF 375 , •69 PKG, S COUNTRY GOLD SLICED CORNED BEEF w a 129 SCHNEIDERS 9 04 aILK 2929CREEsf MEATS 6.15/kg 179. PRIERS ztw COOKED POLISH O1nswE ROUND ROAST SAUSAGE BEEF 5.49/kg 11.Oo/k9 2.49. 4.99,b PRODUCT Of CANADA 110 NAE SNGKE0 SAUSAGE 375. 1.49 COUNTRY OVEN 01 eA1rbRY EDUWPED Sr0RE5 ONLY "NGPsrs FRESH MACARONI BAKED CHEFOR SALAD CROISSANTS ` 129l9 3/99 TC DANISH PLAIN COFFEE ENGLISH RING MUFFINS 395 9 DO;. !1119 1.29 PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CANADA 11Q. 1 GRADE PRODUCT OF CANADA CANADA FANCY GRADE ONTARIO BARTLETT PEARS 4 LITRE BASKET CALIFORNIA THOMPSON GREEN SEEDLESS GRAPES 2.62 /kg PRODUCT OF SOUTH AFRICA CANADA FANCY GRADE .1 "GRANNY SMITH" APPLES fkP59. PROD. OF CAN. CAN. N0. 1 GRADE PROD. OF CANADA RED SWEET PEPPERS, 74/A979 o CELLO SPINACH ,o o, S9� OUTSPAN ORANGES .t 3.69 ®c9N De.v PRUNE PLUMS 4 LITRE 3.49 PROCOCT OF CA00DA ONTARIO 49t DEAN SPROUTS i 3O/kg 59,t PRODUCT OF CANADA CAN. SO. 1 PARSNIPS 2. BAC PRODUCT OF CANADA. ONTARIO CC PRODUCT OF CAM. CAN. Na 1 PRODUCT OF SOUTH AFRICA PRODUCT OF CANADA CAN. N0. 1 SPANISH TYPE ONIONS 1 .08/kg PRODUCT OF CANADA CAN. NO. I FIELD CUCUMBERS PRODUCT OF CANADA CAN. FCY. EARLY MACINTOSH APPLES ],s PKG 'CELLO RADISHES b o, PKG 69" 3/79' 1.79 PRODUCT OF U.S.A. FLORIDA NO NAME PEANUTS IN SHELL RANGING BASKETS BOSTON FERNS Na 3069 ,O POTS 7.99 p GREEN ONION 1.69 BUNCHES 3II I 4l 50 99 PROD. OF ONT. CAN. IBD. 1 SWEET GREEN PEPPERS GREEN TREES IN S" POTS INDOOR CONIFERS EACH FLOWERING KALANCHOE PLANTS , PCTs /69 CAN. N0. 1 GRADE ONTARIO LARGE CAULIFLOWER HEAD PRODUCT OF CANADA CANADA N0. 1 GRADE LARGE ONTARIO GREEN CABBAGE FOR s�