The Huron Expositor, 1965-12-09, Page 5SUNKIST NEW CROP (113's)
NAVEL ORANGES
U.S, ,NO. 1
CELERY 2
CANADA NO. 1 P,E.1.
POTATOES
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Roasting Chickens
CHICKEN
LEGS -81 BREAST
CHICKEN THE BASKET
TABLERITE RED BRAND
CUBE STEARS3set
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THREE LEGGED' AND 45c
DOUBLE BREASTED FRYEh3 Ib.
IMPERIAL ROAST Ib• BONELESS 79c
TABLERITE
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BURNS BONELESS (Pis)
PICNICS
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530 LINKNS SAUSAGE1.1b' 630
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JUICY MANDARIN
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'1.00
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Seedless Raisins
S.O.S. PADS
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SWISS ROLLS �••
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49¢
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33¢ TOOTHPASTE
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• GREEN PEAS 12 oz. Pkg.
• 'MIXED VEGETABLES 'Pky.
• PEAS AND CARROTS'Ilk9'
• KERNEL CORN 12.. Pkg.
BIRDS EYE 'AWAKE'
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W E LC H'S
GRAPE JUICE
White Swan
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Pkg. of 250
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89¢
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PARTY .,„z.SNACKS "NM4
Aylmer - 11 -oz. Bottles
8 Rolls 99c TOMATO CATSUP .. ..
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2 for 39c
Top Valu Raspberry or Strawberry
45c JAM -24 -oz. Jar
49c
YOU SAVE EVERY DAY, EVERY WAY, AT WILKINSON'S IGA
The regular meeting of the
Seaford(y�p open's 100414 WPI,
be held T lesday afterngon..at
2:15 p.m., at the home of I4rs.
John MacGregor. Roll call will
be a "Christmas quotation."
Mrs. Floyd Pipe, of Londes•
boro, will demonstrate corsages
from colored ribbon, and there
will be an exchange of gifts.
Members are asked to bring
a sample of their Christmas
cake for lunch.
Mrs. Gordan Papple, Mrs.
Carl Vanderzon and Mrs. Arn-
old Campbell are in charge of
the meeting.
The suggestion that tuber-
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sick person gave to a well per-
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by Varro, a physician of the
time. He advanced the idea
that there might be organisms
too small to be seen which
somehow could travel from per-
son to person. More than 19
centuries passed before a Ger-
man physician, Robert Koch,
proved him right.
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A FEATURE at the opening ceremonies in connection
with the Pioneer Mausoleum in Harpurhey Sunday afternoon
was the unveiling of two memorial plaques. The first in
memory of Mr. and Mrs. , James Campbell Laidlaw was un-
veiled by their daughter, Miss Olive Laidlaw, shown in the
upper picture. Mrs. Robert Scott and Miss Jean Scott are
looking at the second plaque, which Miss Scott unveiled
and which commemorates Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scott, who
came to McKillop in 1833-34.
NEWS OF ZION ,rtTiCt :1,1 ,'11:
Newlyweds : onore
With Reception
.�y
A large crowd had ah enjoy-
able time Saturday evening in
Staffa Hall to honor Mr. and
Mrs. Blythe Lannin (Frances
Innes), RR 2, Dublin, recent
newlyweds. Blythe is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Morley Lan-
nin, RR 2, Dublin, and Frances,
is a daughter of Mrs. Beatrice
Innes, RR 2. St. Pauls.
Euchre was in charge of
Charles and Earl Roney, with
prizes going to Mrs. Lawrence
Barker and Calvin Innes, high,
and low to Mrs. George Smale
and Brian Innes.
A humorous address was
written and read by Mrs. Dal-
ton Malcolm, with Ken Brit-
ton and Earl Roney, on behalf
of friends and neighbors and
relatives. presenting the couple
with a spacesaver and an occa-
sional chair. Blythe and Fran-
ces both responded in their
good-natured manner.
Those in charge of the eve-
ning entertainment were Ken
Britton, Carl Roney, Earl Roney,
,John Moore, Bill Lannin, Rus-
sell Roney and George Smale.
Demonstrate Embroidery
The UCW of Zion United
Church met Wednesday even-'
ing in the basement of the
church with Mrs. Dalton Mal-
colm as hostess. Mrs. Griffin,
St. Marys, gave a demonstra-
tion on liquid embroidery.
About 40 ladies were present.
Twenty-fifth Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Annis
were surprised Saturday eve-
ning when they were taken to
the home of his sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Fawcett, whose home
was tastefully decorated, to
celebrate their 25th wedding
anniversary. Friends and rela-
tives had gathered to help cele-
brate the happy occasion, and
the evening was spent in play-
ing progressive euchre, with
Mrs. Dalton Rolph winning the
highest number of points for
the ladies, and Mrs. Russell
Roney the lowest number of
points. Mr. oss Pepper had
the most points for the men.
and David Rolph, the lowest
points.
Following euchre. an address
of good wishes was read by
Mrs. Ross Pepper, and the cou-
ple was presented with elec-
trical and personal gifts. They
both expressed their thanks,
and after midnight a bountiful
turkey supper. with all the
trimmings, was enjoyed, the
table being centered with a
two-tiered wedding cake.
On Nov. 30, 1940. Isabel Tern-
pleman was united in marriage
to Wilfred Annis at the bride's
home in Hibbert. with the Rev,
.Jamieson officiating. The bride
of 25 years ago is the daughter
of the late Mr. and Mrs. Ern-
est Templeman, of Hibbert,
while Mr. Annis is the son of
the late Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Annis, of Mitchell. Following
their marriage they farmed on
the groom's farm in Logan,
where they still reside.
They have a family of two
daughters and two sons: Mrs.
1
Hol
Euchre
The Seaforth Ladies' Lawn.
Bowling Club held their first
euchre and bridge in the form
of a pot -luck supper, which was
held at the home of Miss Doro-
thy Parke.
After partaking of supper,
there were two tables of bridge
and three of euchre playing.
Winners were: Miss Olive Laid-
law, for bridge, and Dorothy
Parke, for euchre. Prizes had
been donated by Bess Hoggarth
and Violet Broadfoot.
Courtesy remarks were ex-
tended for such a pleasant eve-
ning. Another euchre and
bridge is planned for some time
in December.
Since 1949 Canadian wages
have risen 112 per cent; only
84 per cent in U.S.
Despite the gains in tubercul-
osis control, the World .Health
Organization estimates that this
disease still causes more_ than
three million deaths yearly.
Russell (Audrey) Ische, of RR
5, Stratford, and Ken, Joan and
Calvin, at home.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bark4,
Betty Ann and Russell visited
with their daughter, Mrs. Roy
Harris and Mr. Harris, in Strat-
ford on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roney
attended the opening of the
new Community Hospital in'
Seaforth on Sunday.
Mrs. Vera Moore spent last
weekend with Mrs. Myrtle
Moore, Mitchell.
A good crowd from Zion at-
tended the bazaar at Stan
Church on Friday.
Mr, and Mrs. Paul Corriveau
and family. Zurich. visaed w ith
Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Lannin' o;
Sunday.
Mr. and Mr'. Iha,d Speiran.
London. v,s:ted her parc'ut;.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack 13a.four.
Mr. and Mrs. Da:ton Mal.
euro( isat'd in Stratford w:th
Mr. and Mrs. Gu r^e G;bb 1)n
Sunt; ay.
Sti'. and Mrs. Feral„ Lannin
and :\Ir, and Mrs. Paul Curri-
y eau t ls;tcd Mr. and Mrs. .1a:k PHONE
Broughton and Mr. add Mrs.
R
Bill Broughton on Sunday. �'4;;.y•
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