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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1985-09-18, Page 75 -PIECE PLACE SETTING I' � � e �� til WITH $25.00 IN PURCHASES When All Five Feature Items Are Purchased Together We Reserve the Right to Limit to Normal Family Requirements 5% OFF FOR SENIOR, CITIZENS ALL DAY WEDNESDAY THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEPTEMBER 18, 1985 A7 THE STORE FOR SAVINGS Arm & Hammer Heavy Duty 5 L LAUNDRY DETERGENT .SAVE 1.4o 2.99 Kellogg's 800 g SAVE .50 RAISIN BRAN CEREAL 3.49 Good Morning 750 ml SAVE .70 SHIRRIFF MARMALADE 2.49 Rise 'n Shine 31/4 m SAVE .50 ORANGE CRYSTALS .99 Marshmallow 375 g SAVE .50 KELLOGG'S CRISPIES CEREAL 2.49 Kellogg's 425 g ' MINI WHEATS CEREAL SAVE .36 2.19 Shirriff's 7.5 oz. LEMON PIE FILLING SAVE .16 .99 Quick 700 ml CHOCOLATE SYRUP SAVE .70 2.69 GARDEN FRESH PRODUCE Prod. USA Can. No. 1 VALENCIA ORANGES Ont. d1 JUMBO SPANISH ONIONS Ont. No. 1 SWEET GREEN PEPPER doz. 1.59 4 for 1.00 1.00 Prod. USA Can. No. 1 LARGE HONEYDEW MELONS Ont. No, 1 CHERRY TOMATOES Canada Fancy McINTOSH APPLES 4 L. Basket 2.89 FROZEN FOODS Et DAIRY Chocolate or Marble 300 g McCAIN SUPREME CAKES SAVE .50 1.19 Cracker Barrel Milo, Med. or Old 1 lb. KRAFT CHEDDAR CHEESE SAVE .50 3.99 Bacon & Onion, Mellow or Herb & Spice 200 g LESLIE POTTED CHEDDAR SAVE .so 1.99 Sealtest Light N Lively Yogurt or Fruit Bottom BEATRICE YOGURT 500 g SAVE .90 1.19 Captains Chi.;ken Burgers. Strips or Nuggets Swiss Cheese & Ham CHICKEN CUTLET 300 g SAVE .80 2.99 Sealtest 500 ml SOUR CREAM SAVE 1.10 (Lyons Food Market Only) Westons Plain, Cinnamon or SUGAR DONUTS SP`1(1 .99 12's Wes tons OKTOBERFEST ROLLS 5Pv�3 .99 S's Dimpflemeir APPLE STRUDEL SAVE 87 12 oz. (Lyons Food Market Only' .88 Schneiders "Loop Style" Deli Served KIELBOSSA � ' .6p SAUSAGE8I7 Great future is anticipated for immersion Despite a drop in the expected number of students in French immersion classes in Stratford and Goderich, a spokesman for the Huron -Perth Roman Catholic separate school board predicts a great future for the program. Superintendent of education Gaeten, Blanchette told the September 9 meeting of` the Catholic school board no students have been withdrawn from the program since it started on September 4. However, less staff are needed at the Stratford school because, of the .drop in numbers. Only 55 Kindergarten, Grade 1 and 2 students showed up at St. Michael's in Stratford to take part in the French immersion program. This compares to an expected number of 76. The school board has reduced the number of full-time teaching positions in the French , immersion program at Stratford from three to two. Goderich has three full-time teaching positions for 64 students. A total of 68 students were expected. Mr. Blanchette said most of the students pulled from the program before it started actually moved away. He did say though, some children did turn to the public school system which doesn't offer French immer- sion. Riddell to speak at annual meeting Provincial agriculture minister Jack Rid- dell will be the guest speaker at the Perth County Federation of Agriculture's annual meeting on Tuesday, October 8, Mr. Ricjdell, the MPP for Perth's neighbor - Huron -Middlesex - is expected to start speaking around 8:15, following the banquet being held at the Kirkton Community Centre in Kirkton. ' This year, the federation is combining its Ontario Federation of Agriculture regional meeting with the annual meeting. The regional meeting is held to elect directors to the OFA's board of directors. Also, delegates to the OFA's annual convention in Toronto at the end of November will be elected, The county federation will also elect a county president, vice-presidents and town- ship directors. For $8 per person tickets, call president Dave Smith at 393-5908 or secretary Agnes Denham at 229-6430. Union (Continued from PageA1) take a new approato the problem of installingw en -min under the CNR railway crossing on J ' Street. The original Ian had been to bore a paccegeway for the watermain under the tracks, but a t attempt at that method proved the ground too rocky to dig straight through. An alternate method requires the railway tracks to be ripped up so an open cut can be made. A site meeting between the PUC engineer and CNR representatives has been set up for Tuesday, September 17 and if the process can be agreed upon. work will he done on September 21. "We want to review the situation, know exactly what we're doing and do it without any hitches, said Mr. Phillips. 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