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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1984-07-11, Page 7FAMILY THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JULY 11, 1984 - A7 arl Purina 500 g a �^ . \`, \ \s,- , X1/4 �'`' CAT CHOW .Liquid 3.6 Litre r ----CLIP THIS COUPON AND SAVE ttitttittblllltlllttttttiltltlittitutttttt,� Canada Grade A EXAMPLE: 3 Ib. roast - SAVE 3.00 BUY AS MANY AS YOU WISH 5 Ib. roast - Save 85.00 Coupon Expires Saturday, =- 10 lb. roast - Save 510.00 July 14, 1984 = Beet ROUND STEAK ROAST SIRLOIN TIP ROAST RUMP ROAST OFF LB. own- M6'tttt'ttitl!,1lp!'t't'u4It1tltt't't1,tt't'Utt i'' Check Our Orange Shelf Cards For Additional Savings!" CLIP SAVE .26 JAVEX BLEACH SAVE .48 Chet -Boy -Ar -Dee 14 oz. Tin CANNED PASTAS SAVE .20 Lemon Gold 1 Litre DISH DETERGENT SAVE .76 Pantry 6 oz, Tin SALAD SHRIMP SAVE 51.00 Tender Vittles 500 g CAT FOOD Stokelys 14 oz. Tin CREAM CORN Campbells 48 oz. V- 8 JUICE Thitt King 26 oz. SAVE IODIZED SALT Aliens 4 Litre Jug SAVE .36 SAVE .20 SAVE .59 WHITE VINEGAR Utopia Fancy 48 oz. 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Loaf DIETRICH BREAD SAVE _28 Westons Hamburger Westons Cinnamon Pkg. 6s .79 BUTTER R SAVE -56A 'kg. 12 Westons Raisin Pkg. 6 BRAN MUFFINS .99 SAVE _50 WIENER BUNS .89 SAVE ,53 Cm and Wrapped CHUCK OF : �> F ��°-F FRONT OF ,`__;p F SIDE OF BEEF HIP OFF HIND OF Apeors weight "NI lbs. AFt:..az �i4 IZto f'os. Al fa sx w.E„r-;tr 240 lb. 'Jt,r�a, at ws �z-art -• lilts FAfrtvaz. was 120 lbs. 1 .19n 1 .25 1.59. 1691b. 1.99 le LOIN PORK CHOPS Schneiders "New" Lunchtnate Sandwich Style COOKED HAM 6.15 kg. Schneiders Famous Deli Sliced BLUE RIBBON BOLOGNA 4-37 kg. Schneiders Jumbo Lotip Style POLISH SAUSAGE Deli Served 5.49 kg. Store Sliced BOLOGNA Store Sliced MACARONI & CHEESE Ib 2.79 1.98 2.49 ,e .99 ,e 1.69 Store Sliced COOKED HAMIID. Obituaries ROSS LEONHHARDT Ross Leonhardt, of RRI, Bornholm, died at his home on Friday. July 6. He was 57. Born in Logan Township, he was a son of the late Christian William Leonhardt and Ella Sophia Mogk. He farmed in Logan Township and operated Twin Bells Ranch. He was a member of St. Peter's Lutheran Church. Brodhagen, a director of the McKillop Mutual Fire Insurance Co., and a director of the Mitchell Agricultural Society. Surviving is his wife, the former Nita Beuerrnann. Also surviving are one son, Kim, and one daughter, Kathy, Mrs. Dan Patterson. all of RRI, Bornholm. Funeral service was held on Monday, July 9 at St. Peter's Lutheran Church in Brodhagen. with Rev. Arthur Horst officiat- ing. Interment in the church cemetery. Directors of the McKillop Mutual Insur- ance Co. attended the service. On Sunday, members of the Mitchell Agricultural Society paid their respects at the funeral home. Pallbearers were Laurie and Donald Rose, Ross Kahle, Glenn Mogk, Ralph Fischer, and ,Carman Mogk. FRANK MORRIS Frank Morris of Seaforth died on Sunday, July 8 at Seaforth Community Hospital. He was 75. Mr. Morris was the son of the late James Morris and Elizabeth Long. He was predeceased by three brothers, James, Joseph, aid Fergus, and two sisters, Lorretta, iiiid Mary Rees. Surviving are two sisters, Carmel. Mrs. Emmett Malone of Seaforth, and Celia, Sister St. Luke of London. Friends may call at the Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home in Seaforth until 10:30 today (Wednesday) when funeral mass will be held at St. James Roman Catholic Church. Interment in St Columban 'Cemetery. WiLFRED KEFFER Wilfred Howard Keifer of Ethel died on June 30 at Listowel Memorial Hospital. He was 76. The late Mr. Keifer is survived by his wife, the former Marjorie Brown. He is also survived by one son, Alex, of Brussels; one daughter, Rita, Mrs. Stan Morrison, of RRI, Fullarton: four brothers, Dick of Dornock, Ralph of Brussels, and Fred and Lloyd of Ethel; five ,grandchildren and three great grandchildren. He was predeceased by one son in infancy. and one brother. A funeral service was held from the Brussels Chapel of the M.L. Watts Funeral Homes on July 3. Rev. Stanley McDonald officiated. Pallbearers were nephews Larry, Danny. Murray. Robbie, Randy. and Ctrs Keifer. Flowerbearers were granddaughters Rhonda and Debbie. ALVIN JONES Alvin Lewis Jones, 40, of RR2 Clinton, died Wednesday. July 4 as the result of a farm accident. Surviving are his wife, the former Linda Papple, one daughter Lana. one son, David, his mother Jessie Jones. of Clinton. two sisters, Marion, Mrs. James Snell, of RR1 Clinton and Lois. Mrs. Kenneth Moore, of Egmondvllle, one brother. Larry, of Clinton. father and mother-in-law. Gordan and Ruth Papple,ofSeafotth. brother-in-law. Kenneth P-aliple otKitt3tcrier, and several nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his father Morgan Jones. Funeral services,w•ere held on Friday. July 6 at the Ball and Falconer Funeral Home. Clinton. interment Clinton Cemetery. Donations to the Intensive Care Unit of the Clinton Public Hospital or to the Ontario Street United Church Memorial Fund will be received as expressions of sympathy. HELEN MrQDARRIE Helen Jean McQuarrie of Brussels died at , her home on June 29. Mrs. McQuarrie was a daughter of the late Patrick Nigh and Helen Bettis. She is survived by her husband. Elwood Wm. (Dick) McQuarrie. She is also survived by one son Bill, his wife Fran. and two grandchildren, Mary Joan and Michael. of Calgary; three sisters. Margaret Fre=an of Clinton. Betty Salisbury of Seaforth, and Ruth, Mrs. Pete Horne, of Mitchell; and three brothers. Innis. Joe, and Robert Nigh, all of Seafurtb. Funeral service was held from the Brussels Chapel of the M.L. Warts Funeral Homes on July 2. Rev. Robin Lyons officiated. Inter- ment in Brussels Cemetery. Pallbearers were Dick Stephenson. Gare man. Bob Hoilandback. Danny Adams. Wayne Hoy. and Jim Nigh MARY ELIZABETH OVINGTON Mari Elizabeth Ovington of Brussels and formerly of Wroxeter died at Wingham and District Hospital on July 5 She was 79. The late Mrs. Ovington was predeceased by her parents. Richard and Mary Jane Alecto. and her husband. Samuel J. Ovington. in 1961. She was also predeceased by three brothers and three sisters. Surviving are one daughter. Jane. Mrs. Clarence White of RR4. Brussels: one sun. Tony of Brussels; seven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral service was held from the Brussels Chapel of M.L. Watts Funeral Home on July Rev. Charles Carpenter officiated. Inter- ment in Brussels cemetery. Pallbearers were Sid, Rick. Keith. and Brian White. Reg Watson, and Art Gibson. Flowerbearers were Carl Bondii. Murray McNichol, Ross Sinners. and Jack Mr - Witt, iue . ULNIONT MOORE Utmost Andrew Moore of Wroxeter and fon,,ealy of Brussels. tired at the Palm.. stun District Hospital on Sunday. July 1 . He was "74. Predeceased by his wife Dorothy Eciens- w filer in Pr& he is survived by four daughters. Agnes. Mrs. Osuaa Heisler of Wingham; Shirley, Mrs.. Steve Hamilton of Ear Falls: Pauline. Mrs. Leonard Bates of [lesson: Joyce. Mrs. Robert Broome of Ear Fails; four sons, Frank of Dra yloa: Walter of Whitechurch and Joseph and Charles. both of Wroxeter. Also surviving are several grand- children, grandchildren and one sister Fiorenee, 'Mrs. Bert Yuill of Brussels. The late Mr. Moore was predeceased by four daughters. Alice, Mrs. Wi)lys Kalish: Pearl, Donaida, Annie. and one son Thomas: Five sisters and three brothers. Funeral service was held from the Gorrie Chapel of M.L. Watts Funeral Homes on Wednesday. July 4. Rev. Lloyd Martin officiated. Interment in Wroxeter Cemetery. Pallbearers were grandsons. Richard Moore, Bruce Hest-er, Ivan Bennett. Doug. Fred and Murray Moore. Flowerbearers w ere grandchildren. Isabel Nestler. Doris Lantz. Cmrly Moore, Karen Wigan. Sandra. Gerald and iaar.aiue Monre.