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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1984-07-25, Page 21FAMILY THE HURON EXPOSITOR, AUGUST 1, 1984 — A7 Manor residents pick their first tomatoes of the year Wednesday afternoon 'worship services were held by Shirley Luther of the Salvation Army with full attendance by the residents. Residents were busy outdoors on Thurs- day, working in the flower beds, picking their first tomatoes from the vines; then enjoyed their weekly barbecue on the patio under cloudy skies but warm jemperatures. Friday afternoon's Bingo winners were under the B -Maxine Elliott, I -Ria Voogel, Finnigan family reunion An enthusiastic crowd of over 75 persons Presentations were made to Violet Elite, gathered in Seaforth Lions Club Park on July Seaforth and Raymond Finnigan, Lucknow, 8 for the 26th reunion of the Finnigan family. oldest people present. Games were under The following officers were elected for direction of Kay Finnigan and Susan Kirby 1985: president, Lloyd Finnigan, Burlington; of Brampton. first vice-president, Robert Finnigan, • Carlisle; secretary, Frances McKnight, The reunion will be held in Seaforth in Cambridge. 1985. • • • • N -Alfie Sykes, G, X, and fill) -house-Elmer Clara and Hugh Rinn from Blyth visited Erle Dow was out to a family reunion in Gary and Diane Bennett took Len Bloom- Bakcsy, O -Ross Houghton and lla Gardner. Lillian Hudie. Mitchell• field to the horse races at Clinton with them Four corners - Doris Smith and one line- Erle, 8i11 Scott was visited by his sister Ina and Jack Moore spent the day with his son on Sunday. Dow. Ellen Scott of London and his wife Isobel Scott John• Ruth Noll went home to Palmerston for the We welcome new resident Mortimer Mann of Brucefleld. Patrick Ryan was at his sister's cottage in weekend. from L.P.H. Visiting Carol Geddes was Maurice and Grand Bend on Sunday. Gladys Ruston went home to Stratford for PERSONALS Helen Cameron of,,thel and her aunt Edna James Nolan was home for supper with his Sunday. Jennie Herman from London visited her Partgn from Florida. family on Sunday, nephew Keith Herman. .Heart fund up $9,000 The Huron County Chapter of the Ontario , Two local schools raised money through Heart and Stroke Foundation raised 59,000 the Jump Rope for Heart program. Students more this year than in 1983 in the annual of Seaforth District High School raised 53402 fundraising campaign. Of the 539,145 total, and St. James Separate School students 51999 was raised in Seaforth; 5920 in • raised 52254. Secondary school students in Brussels; 51585 in Hensall; 51412 in Exeter raised 56000, the most among the McKillop Township; and 51210 in Tucker- eight participating schools. smith Township. Obituaries Charles Ross is holidaying with his brother in Guelph.•f'or two weeks. a, Mary Finlayson, Activity Co-ordinator and her husband Art, are on holidays abroad. Residents and staff wished her a good holiday and good times. We're sure she'll come home with some fabulous stories of her trip. PAUL NEILANDS Paul Harpur Neilands, 64, of 111 Richmond Street South, Hensall died Friday, July 27 at his residence. ' Reeve of the Village of Hensall from 1980 to 1982, he was also a councillor for the years 1971 to 1979, a member of the Hensall Parks Board and a member of Huron County Council from 1980 to 1982. Mr. Neilands was also Past President of Hensall Branch 4468 of the Royal Canadian Legion. FROZEN WHITE OR PINK PICNIC LEMONADE 12.5 OZ, POTATO CHIPS 2&) -GM. OUR REG. 1.49 t, HOSTE5 ALL FLAVOURS CHRISTIE RITZ CRACKERS 250 GM. r FRESH SCENT JAVEX LIQUID BLEACH REG. 2.33 5 9 3.6 L FOR YOUR TOILET BOWL REG. 1.75 VANISH CRYSTALS 119 NO NAME SNACK FOODS •Cheese Sticks Sour Cream & Onion Smokey Bacon Bits. Solt & Vinegar Fries Tacos 79 AEROSOL 200 MI.. ROLL ON 60 ML SOLID 60 GM 99 SECRET DEODORANT 7 SHAMPOO 350 ML. REG, 4 55 HEAD & SHOULDERS 299 LIQUID 1 1, REG. 4 75 SCOPE MOUTHWASH 3 69 WESTON'S PKG. OF 8 CINNAMONRUNS 19 WESTON'S PKG. OF 4 RASPBERRY SWISS ROLLS FREE ER SPECIALS TOWN CLUB Broken Slices) - BULK SIDE BACON 11 LB. CTN. 99 GRADE °ABEEF HI Ssocol8 AVG CHUCKS 175 LB. 70-801.13 AVG CUT - WRAPPED - FROZEN SULLY GUARANTEED CANADA "G'RADE A FINEST BEEF FOR YOUR F NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR PACKAGING CUTTING. TRIMMING 8 FREEZING J CANNED PEps DIET PEPSI, PEPSI, CAFFEINE -FREE PEPSI, SUGAR -FREE and CAFFEINE- FREE'PEPSI, MOUNTAIN DEW CASE OF 24 TINS `LIMIT 3 CASES TOTAL PER FAMILY PURCHASE PLEASE SUNSHINE HOT DOG AND HAMBURG 7 j ROLLS PKG OF 12 REG. 1.19 KRAFT SALAD DRESSINGS Thousand Islands, Catalina. Italian, Coleslaw French, Creamy Cucumber 8 9 5,00 Mt. REG. 2.472.75 MEAT DEPARTMENT CROSS RIB STEAK PURE BEEF 9 PATTIES LB 1 LEAN PEAMEAL BACK BACON 219 (BY THE PIECE) LB J SHOPSY'S SLICED REGULAR OR GLAZED STYLE 175 GM COOKED HAM 149 149 PILLERS SLICED 375 GM. CHICKEN LOAF BRUCE PACKERS 999SUMMERSAUSAGE (BY THE PIECE) l8 SCHNEIDER'S 2-x? RBOLOGNA SHOPSY'S REGULAR OR ALL BEEF 450 GM. 3 °DELI�FRESH°° WIENERS1. MEAT DEPARTMENT FRESH • BBQ READY PORK BUTT CHOPS PILLER'S DELI WEEK BY THE PIECE POLISH SAUSAGE COIL DELlSLICED BLACK F®REST IIAM Q LB BY THE PIECE EINE LIVERWURST 9 9 LB 99 X09 LB DELI SLICED FINE MEATLOAF DELI SLICED BEER1liURST SAUSAGE 19 19 LB LB, SLICED 479 �uR BREAST ROAST LB Surviving are his wife, the former Alice Beaulieu, four daughters, Sheila, Mrs. Lloyd Regier, of RRl Hensall, Rosemarie, Mrs. Ron Hibbert, of London, Kathy, Mrs. Terry Luther, of Calgary, Alberta and Suzy, at home, five sons, Tom, off Hensall, Norman, off London, John, of Saskatoon, Gerry, of Hensall and Michael, of London, one brother, John Neilands, off California, and 15 grand- children. Celebration of the funeral mass was held on Monday, July 30 at Saint Boniface Roman Catholic Church, Zurich. interment Saint Boniface Cemetery, Zurich. Parish prayers and a Legion memorial service were conduct- ed in the Hensall Chapel of the Michael P. O'Connor Funeral Homes on Sunday eve- ning. IDA MUNN Ida Etta (Jones) Munn, 90. of 156 Richmond Street South, Hensall, died on Wednesday, -July 25 at South Huron Hospital, Exeter. She was predeceased by her husband John Robert Munn in 1949, two sons Cecil and Harold and three brothers. Surviving are five sons, Ted of Waterloo, Jack of Ipperwash, Alex, Gordon and Donald. all of Hensall, three daughters, Dorothy, Mrs. Gordon T. Munn, of Stoney Creek, Helen Ferrigno and Betty, Mrs. Jack Simmons, both of Hensall, 30 grandchildren and 34 great grandchildren. Funeral services were held in the Hensall Chapel of Michael P. O'Connor Funeral Homes, Hensall, on Friday, July 27 with Rev. Stan McDonald officiating. Interment Hen- sall Union Cemetery. Donations to Hensall United Church will be accepted as expressions of sympathy. EDWARD BYERS Edward A. Byers, 83. of Chalk Street, Seaforth died Saturday, July 21 at Seaforth Community Hospital. Surviving are his wife, the former Helen Kenny, three daughters. Geraldine John- ston, of Londesboro, Jean MacEachern, of Cambridge and Verna Edgar. of Stratford. two sons, Alvin, of Kitchener and Gordon, of Mitchell, two brothers, one sister, 17 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. He was predeceased by three sisters. Funeral services were held at the Whitney- Ribey Funeral Home on Tuesday, July 24. Interment Front Line Church Cemetery, Logan Township. BARBARA CARTER Barbara (Chesney) Carter, 36, of Lorne Avenue. Burford. died Sunday July 29 at McMaster Medical Centre, Hamilton. Surviving are her husband. Leslie Carter, one daughter, Kyla and one son, David. and her mother, Isabel Chesney. She was predeceased by her father. Mac Chesney. Friends may call at the Whitney Ribey Funeral Home, Seaforth until Wednesday Aug. 1 at 2:30 p.m. when funeral services -.'"v411 be held. Interment Baird's Cemetery, Stanley Township, Donations to the Canadian Cancer Society will he accepted as expressions of sympathy, KRIS WHIDDEN Kristi (Kris) Hakola Whidden. 68. of Goderich, died Saturday. July 28 at Alexan- dra Marine and General Hospital. Surviving are her husband, Fred Whidder , two sons, Robert Lortie, of Seaforth and Anthony Whidden, of Goderich and two grandchildren Renee Lortie of Toronto and Christopher Whidden. of Goderich. Funeral services were held in the chapel of the Stiles Funeral Home, Goderich on Tuesday. July 31. Interment Maitland Cemetery. Donations to the charity of your choice will be received as expressions of sympathy. 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