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The Huron Expositor, 1982-11-03, Page 121ongalll and ©qv@ THE HURON EXPOSITOR, NOVEMBER 3, 1982 - All /I _ _ ,f Couple from .trip England Correspondent B. MACGREGOR 262-2025 Mr. and Mrs. E.R. Davis returned home last week from a pleasant holiday with. their son' Robert Davis and immediate relatives at Mine- head, Summerset, England. Mrs. William O'Brien, Todd and Stacey of Brigden, visited recently with the former's mother, Mrs. J. Flynn. Rev. Kenneth Knight con- ducted worship in Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sun- day, speaking on the subject "Reformed and Reforming". Mrs. Joan Keyes of Exeter presided at the organ for there, service of song. The flowers in the sanctuary were placed ittmemory of the late Donald Hoggarth, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. James Hoggarth, residents of Hensall, and valued members of Carmel Church. The ladies will hold their annual (Bazaar and Tea on Saturday, November 6 at 3:00 p.m. Everyone is wel- name. The "Three Links" Sen• iors will meet on Tuesday, November 9th at 8:00 p.m. Queensway Nursing Home 'Queensway Nursing Home residents enjoyed bingo and treats on Monday afternoon. "Thanks" to Unit 1 of Hensall United Church. Rev. A. Blaak of Exeter conducted worship at the home last week. Mr. George Mathonia, Mr. Jim Young and Mrs. Nelson Howe provided some beautiful music for the re- sidents on Wednesday even- ing. A group of Hensel) Explorers dressed 'in - Hallowe'en costume treated the residents last week, DANA KLOSS was one of 60 grade eight students at Huron Centennial public school, Brucefield, who devoured a 20 foot ice cream sundae. The treat was awarded to the students for selling and raising the most money in Canada through a magazine sales program. f the $6,200 raised, one third will be used by the students for a trip to Ottawa. [Wassink photo] • THE GRADE EIGHT class of Huron Centennial public school. Brucefleld, set a record in Canada for selling magazine subscriptions. The average student sold 9.5 subscriptions andt raised ,$100, each. One-third of the proceeds will be used for a trip to Ottawa. A special reward for having the highest sales in the nation, was a 20 foot ice cream sundae. Half an hour was spent making the sundae which included 16 litres of ice cream, nuts. cherries, chocolate saude and whipped cream. it took less than five minutes for the 60 students to eat it. (Wassink photo] Brucefield UCW plans party Correspondent ISABEL SCOTT 4A2-7135 Mrs. Alex McBeath was hostess for the October meet - ins of `,tattleS Unit of the I' (' W Mrs (Tiff He -rider. son read Psalm 100 followed prascr by Mrs. MCBcath, Mrs Henderson ease the Electors of HENSALL Please consider these points I our , r•,rrti ,•, lu.,u,nre nr' I L,n.al1 (rninr it I'resentlV srrV log nn hoard to Ilrnsdll tirmnr ( IU7,'n s 11nrnr's Inc Considerable r.lhle huslnr•as r•. pr•rIr•nc r• I he time avaTl4hlr Khen r•Vf t needed For Iranspnrtalion M the polls / Phone 262.2536 �/ �► On November 8 ctk. Harry M. Klungel i®t for Reeve of Hen§all meditation on possess your possessions. She said we should enjoy and use the things we have and the privileges like going to - church and sharing our knowledge with others. The roll call was answered by something for which we arc thankful and the secret- ary Mrs. Isabel Scott read the minutes. A tupperware party will he held at the home of Mrs. Triebner on Tuesday, Nov. 9 and every- one is invited. The next meeting will he at the home of Mrs. Henderson, Nov. 24, Mrs. MCBcath served lunch. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dalrymple spent last week- end with Mr. and Mrs. Rob Marshall and family at Nittawa. Mr. and Mrs, Art Alexan- der were in Gananoque and attended the wedding of her nephew Mr. Ken Scott of Roxboro on r'•iday evening. "Thank You" boys.' Con- gratulations to Murray Howe high scorer for bowling last week. "Thanks" to Mrs. Neevel for transportation. Residents enjoyed a Hall- owe'en party on Saturday afternoon. MTs. Madeline Harburn, who underwent eye surgery in St. Joseph's Hospital, London on Tuesday, return- ed to her home on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Van Dyke of Bradford spent a few days last week visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobol. "The impossible Dream" was the theme of the sermon on Sunday morn - inn at the United Church. Rev. McDonald , spoke on how we try to meet life on our own and the result is frust- ration and anger; but in order to realize some of our impossible dreams we need to take Christ into our hearts and let him direct our laves. The Junior Choir sang an old Scottish Psalter from the 15th century, "We Thank You Father For The Church". Gait Shaw sang the "Amazing Grace" following the prayer of confession and "They'll know we are Christ- ians by our Love" following the sermon. Doug Klopp was the organist for the service and Joyce Pepper assisted the Junior Choir on the piano. Ushers for the day were Ross Sararas, Lloyd (Ferguson, - Steven Corbett,arld Alf Ross. Jim McGregor was the greet- er for the congregation. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parker presented a gift to the Memorial (Fund in loving memory of their children, Dorothy Dailey and her son, Steven, and Gerald Parker. The congregation were also reminded that next Sunday would be Remembrance Day Service and November 14, Anniversary with Rey. W.D. Jarvis, Tillsonburg 1 have dedicated myself f or - go the future of a new and beuuer a'lerased'. We must all work together and without fear of failure. D promise to do my best for l-iensail If I am elected Reeve, on November. 8. Vote For transportation to polis Phone 262=2512 or 262-2014. zehrs circ ,r,Arkca.. o! fine /nods PRICES EFFECTIVE CLOSING TUES. si �� UNTILR NOV. 9 ERRS SL , E � UYG� ©PEEN )BRAND �.:�L E A 98 �� , ..� tili7 FROM FROM BLUE I. D GRADE dA° BEEF4 A THEtC6fl�JCK ME REMOVED1I • /kg AIli ... i I�'. ASTSv, i3,,,,,f SCHNEIDERS COOKED 175 9 149 NO NAME PORK SAUSAGE 500 178 9 • ZEHRS DINNER HAM 'SHORT 6.57 8.98 k9 / Ib. FROM GRADE 'A' BEEF BONE IBEROAST 3.26 148 /kg Ib. FROM GRADE 'A' BEEF RIB ROAST 4.14 1.88 /kg Ib. CUT FROM BLADE STEAKS 3.70 '.68 /kg Ib. SCHNEIDERS SANDWI N STYLE , MEAT SPREAD 250 g �0 GREAT FOR BREAKFAST NEI S SKILLET STRIPS 500 g 42• -9 MAPLE LEAF PARA BOLOGNA CHUNKS 3e 26 /59 1.48 Ib FROM GRADE 'A' BEEF BONELESS STEWING BEEF 'V k9 1. 98 lb. 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EVAPORATEDMILK 365 ml 59' CARNATION INSTANT BREAKFAST 3 V4HIE TIES • 8 or 189 ZEHRS TOMATO KETCHUP 1 LITRE SIZE / 89 L 1.89 I ZEHRS OWN JELLY POWDERS 4 FLAV90,UG or�90 30+ PKG VACHON CARAMEL SNACKS PKG OF 12 S • SPECIAL PRICES IN EFFECT 9 A M WED NEW 3 UNTIL CLOSING ON TUESDAY NOV 9. 1982 a COUNTRY OVEN SPECIALS ZEHRS MARKETS OFFER VACHON LUNCH SNACKS 4 VARIETIES PKG. OF 6 1.59 • , WESTONS APPLE SNACKS BUNS C PKG OF 699 CHUNKY CHEESE BREAD 16 or • LOAF �� SAVE & FLY $ TRAVEL 5 COUPONS ONE FREE WITH `01ETNICNs SUNPACA FROZEN ORANGE JUICE .) 5 o, 93° Blu(WATER POTATO CRISP FISH PORTIONS .1.o n $ �9 • FRASERVALE FROZEN WHOLE STRAWBERRIES 3009 1.39 •COCKTAIL F SAU SEA POMP 8 or 2 s 2.29 RICKS COFFEE RICH see q 2/89'..FISH BLUFWITER.POTATO CRISP ROLLS 277 g 199 COUNTRY 51951 ROLLS 12 s 89? WESTONS CHOCOLATE �� SWISS ROLLS 4 s F VIENNA OR FRENCH BREAD � 16 or FOR $� f�6 PURCHASE At ZEHRS ''''""°'' "" AIR CANADA , ""nil T, or,., 5 1" °1r STORES BLUEBONNET 501 �y MARGARINE 2 ib 2.19 . 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JUICE ORANGES 5 LB BAG Prod of CaliT Can No 1 RED EMPEROR 2. f8/kg GRAPES 99e1b Prod of U S A Can No 1Product SWEET 86' �k9 YAMS 39 Ib Prod of Ontario Can No 1 COOKING ONIONS 5 LB 99 Prod of Cabforn ra AINE LETTUCEMEA %9e THESE SPECIALS AVAILABLE ONLY IN: HIGHWAY NG. 8 J • SEPHINE ST. (HWY. N GODERICH MON!., TUES. 9 TO 6 P.M. WED., THURS., PRI.. 9 TO 9 P.M. SAY. 5:30 TO 6 P.M. WINGHAM INTERSECTION HWY. NO. 4 AND 83 975 WALLACE AVE. N. LISTOWEL EXETER 'v 6 MOPE., TUES., WED, . 9 TO 6 P.M. THURS.. FRI. 9 TO 9 P.M. SAT. 5:30 TO 6 P.m.