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OUTSIDE CUT, EYE REMOVED CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE "A" BEEF
OUR REGULAR PRICE 8.13Ikg-3.69 Ib
SAVE 2.43/kg-1.10 lb
RUMP, SIRLOIN TIP OR INSIDE CUT ROUND
Boneless Beef Roasts
5 9/ k g3 lb
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SAVE .67/kg—.30 lb
SAVE .45/kg—.20 lb
QUARTERS, WITH BACKS ATTACHED QUARTERS WITH BACKS & WINGS ATTACHED
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FROZEN, NEW ZEALAND (SHANK HALF 5.71Ikg-2.59 lb)
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/kg lb
OUR REGULAR PRICE 3.51/kg-1.59 Ib
OUR REGULAR PRICE 3.51/kg-1.59 Ib
FRESH. LEAN REGULAR
Ground 439/99 Maple Leaf
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1 LB. PKG. 1.29
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5Bloy- 5_99_ Chickens
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107
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Crich
reunion
held
The 441h annaalCrich reu-
Dion was held at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Crich,
R.R. 2 Carel, on JAY
with an attendance of 111.
The afternoon !program in-
cluded sports conducted by
and Rtdh Townsend
and 'end June Johns,
which were enjoyed by all.
Results were:
Races: girls and boys four
and under - Charlene Town -
sed, Jason Hugill, Kathy
Niezgoda; girls 54- Corrie
Ann Koestier, Jane Johnson;
boys 54 - Brent Whitmore; ,
girls 7-9 Annett Lockhart.
Ceryl lia.swell, Sonya Mc-
Clinchey; boys 7-9 - Steven
Johnson, Corey Baker, Matt
Townsend; girls 10-12 - Car-
rie Lyn Baker, Jennifer
Hugill; boys 10-12 - Lloyd
Crich, Murray Townsend;
girls 13 and up - Valerie Sif-
ton, Bonnie Tamer; boys 13
and up - Donald Crich, Ken
Crich; hat relay boys and
girls 4-8 - Sonja McClin-
chey'i team; wheelbarrow
race - boys and girls 8 and
under - Corey Baker and
Jonathan Hugill, Brent Whit-
more and Corrie Ann
Koestler; wheelbarrow 13
and under 2. Scott Townsend
and Murray Townsend, Car-
rie Lyn Baker and Jennifer
Hugill; wheelbarrow race 13
and over - Scott and Murray
Townsend, Carrie Lyn and
Corey Baker; frisbee throw
7-10 years - Shawn *Chit' -
chey; 11 years and up -
Barry Turner.
The helicon relay for the
adults was won by Pete and
Erma Haswell.
. The, children enjoyed a
peanut scramble. The swim-
ming pool was also opened
for anyone to enjoy.
Everyone enjoyed a
delicious smorgasbord sup-
per with barbecued chicken
prepared by Murray and
Dons Crich.
The president, Larry Mc-
Clinchey, held a short
business meeting. A commit-
tee was set up regarding the
location of next year's pic-
nic. They are: Murray
Crich, Doug Hugill, Gary
Hugill and Doris 'furrows.
The officers for 1983 are:
president - Gat -y vice
president - Wesley Hugill;
secretary - Sandra Johnson;
treasurer - Ruth Townsend
sports committee - Stan and
June Johns, Bill and Donald
Crich; and lunch committee
- Betty Lockhart, Millie
Hugill, Helen Craig, and Gail
Hugill.
Farrish
picnic held
The 21st annual Farrish
picnic was held Sunday,
August 1 at the Ashfield
Township Park with ap-
proximately 60 people in
attendance.
Following an afternoon of
visiting, a delicious supper
was enjoyed. A minute's
silence was observed for
Ehner Farrish, Dave
McDermid, Lillian Hodge
and Minne Horn who had all
passed away during the
year.
Mrs. Elmer (Hilda)
Farrish announced that
Donna Thacker and Anna
Wilson would now be looking
after the family tree book for
her late husband.
During the business
session conducted by
president Grant Farrish,
elections for 1983 took place.
Jim Farrish will be the new
president and Joanne
Buchanan will be secretary -
treasurer. Winnie Walters
and Joanne Buchanan will be
in charge of sports and
prizes.
The youngest person
present at the picnic was two
and half -month-old Kiel
Jordan Farrish, son of Jim
and Nancy Farrish. The
eldest lady present was
Grace Farrish and the eldest
man present was Lorne
Farrish. Marie Dignan
guessed the correct number
of jelly beans in the jar. '
Games and races were
conducted by Anna Mae
McDougall and Lois Farrish.
Kim Farrish won the race
-for girls six and under and
'Int girls- t6 it Matthew ,
Hoy wan for boys six and
under. Chris Farrish and
David McDougall tied for
boys up to 12. Heather
McDougall won the young
ladies' race and Peter
Shelton won thyoungmen's
race. Diane Parrish won the
ladies' kick -the -slipper and
Grant Rankin won the men's
kick -the -slipper. Michael
Nobert and. David
McDougall. won the
wheelbarrow race.
A candy scramble then
followed for the children.
Next year's picnic will be
held the first Sunday in
August at the same location
with supper at 5 p.m.