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The Huron Expositor, 1985-07-03, Page 8THE STORE FOR SAVINGS 5% OFF FOR SENIOR CITIZENS ALL DAY WEDNESDAY 28 oz. SAVE .301.29 Catelli Assorted PASTA Kellogg's 425 g 'FRUIT LOOP'CEREAL Prego Reg. or Mushroom 14 SPAGHETTI SAUCE Laura Secord ' MINI DESSERTS 4 l5 oz. Assorted HABITANT SOUPS Nestles MILK MATE 350 ml SAVE .20 Five Roses 2.5 kg. ALL PURPOSE FLOUR SAVE .60 E.D. Smith 48 oz. SAVE .70 CLAM TOMATO COCKTAIL MINI CARROTS 8 oz. 16 oz. Savarin POT PIES Welch's GRAPE JUICE Highliner HADDOCK FILLETS is oz. - Imperial Soft or Diet MARGARINE 227 g SAVE .50 SAVE .70 SAVE .90 .69 1.59 3.19 SAVE .20 1.0 rricicecpleri THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JULY 3, 1985 - 1 kg. SAVE .80 .9 SAVE .34 2.49 oz. SAVE .30 1.09 SAVE ,50 1.99 1.19 2.99 1.49 GARDEN FRESH PRODUCE P(od. USA' Can. No. 1 Low CANTALOUPES Ont, Grown No. 1 CAULIFLOWER Prod. USA Can, No. 1 AVACADOS Prod. USA Can. No. 1 Fresh Tender 12 oz. pkg. .59 Prod. USA Can, No. 1 Rich In Vitamin C GREEN PEPPERS kg. 2.62 lb. 1.19 Prod. USA Can, No. 1 kg. 2.62 PLUMS OR NECTARINES In calories ea. .89 ea. 1.09 2/1. 1,19 Pails of BLACK SWEET CHERRIES NOW AVAILABLE BAKERY Kraft Cracker Barfel Cheddar CHEESE Mild, Med. & Old 454 g SAVE .70 3.99 Schneiders Deli Sliced OLDE FASHIONED HAMS kg. 8.80 Schneiders With Dressing Deli Sliced. TURKEY BREAST kg. 8.80 lb. 3.99 IBS Dte WIN A FREE SIDE OF PORK CUT. AND WRAPPED APPROX. 65 LBS. Write your name and phone number on the back of your register tape and deposit in t the box at the front of store. One to be drawn each week. • 1111111M' Brownies up in the air EDNA MetpitAN 88'1-9084 GRADES GRADUATION HEW On Monday, June 24 the grade eight class of Brussels Public School held its graduation exercises, in the Melville Presbyterian Church. Diane Rath provided the music while the guests arrived. Ken Scott welcomed everyone followed by the singing of 0' Canada with iDiane Rath at the piano. Kathy Graber said Grace then everyone enjoyed a delicious meal. Following the meal the introduction of the Head table guests, staff members and the students introduced, their parents. Toasts were held to thank the • following; School Board by Tim Cousins, reply by Don McDonald; Teachers by Cherida Garniss, reply by Lynne Henry; Parents by Tim Dillow, reply by Jerry or Marg Dillow; Students by Bev Cardiff, reply Sandra Marks; Home and School by Marjorie Campbell, reply Jane McDonald; Thanks to the Bus Drivers was given by Ja$011 Devlin, to the caterers by Mark Pennington. , The Valedictorian was Corrinna Stephen- son. The following teachers introduced the graduating class, Emily Cousins, Mary Huether, Doreen Raymond, Jim Prior, Margery Muether, Alison Hyland, Idella Wilson, Diane Rath, Ken Scott and Cheryl Cronin, The guest speaker was Peter Gryseels, Superintendent of Personnel, Huron County Board of Education. The presentation of AWards then took place, (See page 133 for additional graduation informa- tion), ' LINDA MACHAN HONORED On Friday, June 28 a miscellaneous shower was held in the Brussels United Church basement for Linda' Machan prior to her marriage to Jim McDonald. Linda, her mother Florence Meehan and Marilyn McDonald were at the front. Sandra Pepper accompanied herself and Nancy. Walker on the piano while they sang a duet. Carolee Pepper also sang a solo. Sandra Pepper put On a skit/about getting a licence. Nancy and Sandra had a fill in the blanks contest. Following this Linda was presented with many beautiful gifts. She thanked everyone for them and for attending. Lunch was served by friends and neighbors, BROW N1E AND GUIDE NEW S Brownies and Geides finished off another year in style by hovering over the community they serve in airplanes piloted by Don Martin, Jim Knight and Garrett Van Keulen. They would like to thank all those who supported them with the sale of their cookies, calendars, etc. and thanks to the three gentlemen for donating their time and airplanes for their benefit. Thanks. 4-H NEWS On Wednesday, June 26 the Brussels I and U clubs held their last 9-H meeting for "Score With Safety" in the library. There were 14 members and four leaders present, This meeting was on First Aid. The guest speakers at this meeting were Betty Graber and Debbie Trollope, members of the St. John's Ambulance Brigade, Brussels Branch 901. The members took the St. John Ambulance lifesaver First Aid Course under the leadership of Mrs7Graber and Mrs. Trollope, and,doing this it qualifies them for completingeir prqteet. When the course was compleld Rwerle; thanked and presented-wItIra-gif& " See you in the fall for Basic Baking, Kathy Bridge, Barb Graber, Edna McLellan and Marie Stute would HO to thank the girls for the co-operation and good times hid at these meetings and to all our guest speakers who took time from their busy schedule to help us out. PEOPLEWEKNOW Mr. and Mrs. Gerald McCauley and Steven and Dorothy McCauley attended the 40th Wedding Anniversary of 'lime and Eloyee cCauley of St. Marys. Open house was held from 2 to 4;30 on June 22 and Dorothy McCauley attended the dinner at 6 p.m. at the Salvation Army Citadel. Their family of Kevin of St. Mays. David of London, Susan and Wendy of St. Marys and Gail of $1, Thomas all were present. Their youngest daughter,Wendy played the guitar and sang a song she had composed for her Mother and Father. Joan Cardiff graduated from Fanshawe College on Jure 21. Those attending were Murray and Setty Cardiff, Jeff and Cathy Cardiff. Scott Cardiff and Margaret and Ed Elston of Aria. CHURCH NEWS Sunday, June 30 the attendance at Melville Presbyterian Church fell slightly due to the long weekend and holidays. Margaret Shortreed, a member of the choir, sang a solo. Prayers were said for Mrs. Kerr, Mrs. Warwick and Mr. McFarlane who are in W inghtne hospital and Mrs. bier Cameron who is in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Rev Jamiesor gave thanks to Karen Cardiff who so ably filled in for Mrs. King who was away. The worship at the Callendar Nursing Home is by the Presbyterian Church. May God's richest blessings be upon Chris Ryan and Brenda Ten Pas who will be married Saturday at 4 p.m. with the Rev. Soltysik assisting Rev Jamieson with the service. If you have not had at least one visit from your minister, please assist him by arranging a date by July 31. The Brussels United Church will be pining us for worship in July while Rev. Charles Carpentier is on holidays. Anniversary noted Cranbrook Correspondent MRS. MAC ENGEL 887-6645 Recent visitors with Ida Gordon included Patricia and. Tritia Gordon, Toronto, Mrs. David Perrie, Walton, and Mr. and Mrs. Sid Barnes, London. The Knight families celebrated the 25th wedding anniversary of Harold and Roberta at the home of Jack and Helen Steele on Saturday, June 22. Howard Mitchell and his son-in-law Adolph Petti, Thorold. spent a few days at his house in Cranbrook. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dunn, Ustowel, were calling on several in the village on Wednes- day. Mr. and Mrs. John Vanass and family spent the holiday weekend camping at Point Farms. Goderich. Mrs. Don Cotton • spent several days in Listowel Hospital. Mrs. Patrick Adams and daughter Maur- een, Manotick, and Janet Witch, London, visited with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clare Veitch the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Veitch attended the 50th wedding anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Walter McGregor, Cambridge, Galt on Saturday. June 29.