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The Huron Expositor, 1983-02-02, Page 8A8 THE HURON EXPOSITOR, FEBRUARY 1?oopllo St. Thomas A.C.W. euchre winners Jan. 25 were ladies high -Mrs. Janet Davies,'Ione hands -Mrs. Frank Smale and low, Miss M. Ross. Men's high -Jo McLelland, lone hands - Frank Smale and George Smith. Winner of the Seaforth and District Minor Hockey draw for 550. was Eric Matzold. RR2 Seaford!. A Seaforth man, Glen Chesney, has, been named a director of the Bluewater Shrine Club. The club, which contributed over S8,000 to Shriners hospitals for crippled children and children who are burn victims, is associated with Mocha Temple in London.. Dr. Mark Raithby of Goderich is the club's new president. Other directors from this area are Ross Scott of Brucefield. Bob Drysdale of Hensel) and Fred Thuell of Brussels. Winners of the Oddfellow euchre are Mary Robinson, Mary Broadfoot, Mrs. Thorndyke, Ed Byers, Frank Smale and Eldon Kerr. Two more winners have been announced in the Seaforth and District Minor Hockey Association's weekly draws: Winners of S50 each are Sharon Wilbee of Seaforth. whose ticket was drawn Jan. 22 and Ray McLean of London who won the Jan. 15 draw. • Perth County Homeowners with Urea Formaldehyde Insulation (HUFFI) have applications available for the federal ministry of consumer and corporate affairs insulation removal course for homeowners and contractors. Perth HUFFI representative, Phil Brown, says applications may be obtained by calling 273-1117 or picked up at his residence, 115 Coburg St. Stratford. The homeowners course will cost 525 and the fulltime contractors' course $145 plus 5179 for registration. The course will be held eight hours a day. Feb. 1.5-18, in Stratford at a location yet to be announced. A St. Columban hockey player. Rob Lane, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lane was featured on the back page of the St. Marys Journal -Argus last week. The cutline under his photo notes that Rob hadscoredfour goals in the last three games for the St. Marys Lincolns. In other hockey news, Dave Shaw, son of SDHS principal Bruce Shaw, played his first NJ'IC game recently for the Quebec Nordiques. His parents and some friends were in the crowd for . the second game, played in Pitts u10.,, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mero ha4e returned from a trip to Tennessee, Texas and Mexico. Ladies Division, Clinton Spring Fair classes have been drawn up. Lists are available at the Seaforth Sewing Centre and in Clinton at the OMAF office, Mary's Sewing Centre and the Clinton News Record. Brussels annual meetings Continued from page 7 son, Paul Greenwood chaired the meeting. Secretary for the evening was Sharon Free- man. Elected to office were El- ders -Lorne Wideman 2 year term. Larry Sider 1 year tetra; Church Council Chairperson - Linda Garland. MCC Repre- sentative -Ross Hemingway; Head Usher -John Baan; Aud- itor -Paul Greenwood; Adult Christian Eddcation Superin- tendent -Henry Hess; Chris- tian Education Representa- tive -Luella Winger; Property and Finance- Representative - Leroy Winger. The Waste Reduction Drive that the Brussels Men- nonite Fellowship was a part of in June, raised $3.300. for World Wide Relief. The Octo- ber Drive raised $748. with 267.350 lbs. of recylable material'. The next waste reduction drive that they will be participating in will be Friday. February 25, 2-7 p.m. Every Wednesday eve- ning. February 2 - March 16, 7:30 - 9:15 p.m. there will be a study from the book 'Caring Enough to Hear' at the Brussels Mennonite Fellow- ship. The monthly worship ser- vice at the Callender Nursing Home was held on Jan. 28. Following this worship ser- vice there was a surprise first wedding anniversary party held for Pastor Doug and Mim Zehr at the church. A mock wedding done by the youth of the congregation was part of the evening celebra- tion. UNITED CHURCH ANNUAL MEETING On Sunday. January 30 following the church service. the annual meeting was con- ducted with the Rev. Charles Carpentier as chairman. Sheila Richards was ap- pointed secretary. Four new Elders elected to the session and official board were: Mrs. Betty Campbell, George Cou- sins. Mrs. Ruth Sauve and Murray Kellineon , CAand GINGER ALE LA 4 99 Tomato or Vegetable CASE OF 24 . 10 OZ.,,TINS SOUP AYLMER 100Z. TINS FACIAL TISSUE � WHITE SWAN 5 F 0 R 44 m•011.1, WHITE SWAN F) 0 R 44 TOILET TISSUE 19 4 ROLL PKG GRADE 'A' FRESH The committee of Stewards are: Bruce McCall. chairman; Neil McDonald; Norman Hoover; John Cousins, Dale Machan, Robert Demary, Howard Bernard, Dave Boyn- ton, William Beacom, and representative from the U,C.W. Mrs. Sarah Stephen- son. Forty-seven attended. Sheila Richards thanked Ken Cowan and the senior choir for the support to her and Larke in their work with the intermediate choir. She, also thanked the Rev. Charles for the very inspiring work he has done. MELVILLE HOLDS ANNUAL MEETING After the -service at Mel- ville Presbyterian Church the annual meeting followed_ Ken Shortreed was chair- man and Blaire Fisher record- ing secretary. Members of the board of managers elect- ed to a three-year term were Jim Armstrong, Laurie Black, Blaire Fisher, Dave Mc- Cutcheon. and Jeanne Ire- land. Blaire Fisher was thanked for his work as secretary - treasurer and Margaret Shortreed was appointed 1983 sec.-treas. Auditors for the coming year are Blaire Fisher and Dave McCutch- eon. There was a discussion about having the usual con- gregational weekend at Camp Kintail near the first of June. There will be an Easter morning breakfast again this year: There will be a Con- gress '83 weekend held at the University of Toronto in May. ' No delegates were appointed at the meeting - further information will appear in the church bulletin. The Board of Managers reported that the kitchen had been completely renovated this year; a new P.A. system had been installed; a cabinet for the controls of the P.A. system and a stand for the Memorial Book were made by Jim Mair and are now in use. • PRODUCE OF CAt.UFORi cAULIFL LARGE SIZE 12'xS Frying or Roasting HICKENS CANADA NO. 1 SNO WHITE GROUND FROM CANADA GRADE A BEEF LB. REGULAR GROUND 119 BEEFLB FRESH ATTACHED' CHICKEN 99 LEGS LB FRESH 'PART BACK ATTACHED' CHICKEN BREASTS LB. 1,9 LB. 10% OFF FLORIDA PINK OR WHITE GRAPEF OM SIZE 48'8 SCHNEIDER'S SLICED LUNCHEON g9 MEATS 175 GM. SCHNEIDER'S SLICED BREAKFAST 928 BACON m� L SCHNEIDER'S SLICED COOKED HAM 175 GM, 144 SCHNEIDER'S 375 GM. 144 SLICED BOLOGNA SCHNEIDER'S 500 GM. 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