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plan, as' part of the provincial
- wide meetings to be held this
month' and next.
The board director for Huton
county last year was Robert
Henry. COmmittee memebers
wee John Beane and R.T.Bolton.
This annual meeting has also
been called to receive reports and
to conduct other business.
Even truck drivers can barely" See over snowbanks
Btishes loaded with snow
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SIDE of BEEF 874
SIDE of PORK 89,4
HIND of BEEF LOS,
FRONT of BEEF 744
For extra. Steaks we recommend...
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OR
SIRLOIN STEAK approx. wt.
SECTION 20 lb.
1.59 b
1.396.
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PORK CHOPS 1^'b 1
SLAB of
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LOIN of 39 lb.
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These fantastic prices are in effect until Feb. 7., 1976 and will be honoured
with a '25.00 Deposit per order to ensure processing during Feb.and Mcir.'of '76.
Home of the ,famous
Oashwood Sijusage
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Vanastra
K. Mawing is
carnival queen
A fairy tale house, decorated with snow
Correspondent
Mrs. Karen Lehnen
This week is the .bJitz for
Vanastra- ladies to canvass the
community for . the March of
Dimes. Most everyone is familiar
with this organization and th'at
proceeds from donations are used
for . . assisting` handicapped
persons.
The disabled benefit with
necessary' equipment, transpor-
tation to resource centres as well
as personal guidance and job
placements. : •
Captain for organizing the
Vanastra March of Dimes
Campaign is Pat Bridges. The
ladies who Will ai-iva's &or: to
-door , are:Diane Black, June
'Jeacock, Mrs. Livingstone, Lynn
Burgess, •Karen Hartman, Lois
.Evans, Merele Thomas, Julia
Salton, Mrs. Goulding and Glinda
Littlechild . '
Congratulations to the Winter
Carnival Queen. for 1976, Karen
McEtving. Karen, a resident of
Vanastra is the superviso'r at :the
Tuckersmith-Vanastra D'dy Care.
'Karen iS a grdduafellof the two
year Early Childhood' Education
Coutse from LabibtOn'Ir College.
Sarnia. Since September'.197,she
has been at Vanastra.
The Vanastra *Parks and
Recreation Committee sponsored
Karen in the Carnival_ Queen
Contest, Friday, January 30. She
represents the Vanastra Centre.
January 31 was the Hensall
° Vanasti'a' Jitney at the Vanastra
Curling Club. IF011owing, the two
draws of Curling. the ladies
se rved a pot-luck meal of salads,
cold meats, pickles and relishes,
casseroles, rolls and desserts.
Host Barry Davis and ,Shorty•
Local
men are
Shriners
entertained with door prizes,
draws and gifts for the winning
teams.
CHSS Boys and Girls Curling
teams will' compete in Goderich
February .18.
Coming events at the Vanastra
Curling Club are:
Feb. 14 Gretn & Parent Men's
Open Bonspiel. Interested curlers
call Barry ,Davis, 482-7662.
Feb. 19 d Ladies Jitney.
Bruneh served 9 a.m. and' draw
times to be announced. Interested
ladies call Gayle Brownridge
482-7118.
Congratulations to Randy and
ElaineSherban. who were married
on Saturday Jan. 31 at Vanastra.
Christian Churdh. Mr. and Mrs.
Sherban will reside Regina .
Road in Vanastra.
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Monday, Feb. 16 — 10 a.m., 2 & 7:30 p.m.
Tuesday, Feb. 17 — 10 a.m., 2 p.m. &'7':3,0 p.m,
Lawrie Slade "of Clinton w• as
elected ' president of the
Bluewater Shrine Club at
Gpdorich last Wednesday
January 28. He succedds Brian
Ainslie of Godcrich.
Other officers elected inclirde:
Fred Willert a Grand Bend, first
vice-president; Bill
Turnbull of Brussels, second vice
president; Ken Flett of Clinton.
auditor; Walter NevVcombe of
Clinton, treasurer;, Bill Johnston
of Goderich, secretary..
Ndmed directors' were Harry
•• Hamilton of Grand Bend, Les
l-labkirk of Scaforth, Bill .Cook of
Goderich; Ross Scott of
Brucefield, Dick Carter of
Clinton, Bob Drysdale of Hensall,
Orville Wallis of. Watford. Gord
Kent of London,Bill Turnbull of
Brussels, Ron Forster of
Lucknow, Al Lobb of Centralia.
George Cameron of Wingham
and' Art Hoclgins of Parkhill.
Doug Morgan of Clinton was
named chairtnan of the ways and
• means commirete.
The new executive was
, installed by Frank Harkness of
'London, Potentate of the Mocha
Temple.
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