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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1988-04-27, Page 2222 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, PIPRIL 27, 1.988 ----- 0.231, For the freshps$,bpead, mils, pastries, end danut come to.... SPRING SPECIALS In effect Thursday, Friday, Saturday - While Supplies Last Canadian and Imported CHEESES FRESH OFF THE BLOCK .DARE TO DREAM - Students Irom St. James School, Seaforth were part of a 500 -member mass choir that showed off its talents at the Stratford Festival last week, as part of the opening ceremonies for the 50th education wee Members of the choir were: back. Loretta Nott, Rene Devereaux, Tammy Jar.moor .Jill Betties, Monica Ryan and Tanya Eckert. Middle, Kelly McCowan, Jennifer Marion, Christine Dale, Carrie Bannon, Jenny DeJong and Katie Craig. Front, Julie Medd, Don Sills, Jeff Denys, Mike Devereaux and Melissa Blake. Dale photo. Seaforth area students display talents in Mitchell Seafu th area students were given the chance to show off their musical talents last week at the 42nd Annual Mitchell Music Festival. The five day festival was organized for the second year in a row by the Mitchell Jaycees. Competition ran from Monday morning to Friday night and featured local talent in many classes of piano, violin, and voice competitions. St. James Separate school was the only one in the Seaforth area to participate as a school. Not all of the students named here competed at the same grade level as they at- tend in school, and there were quite a number of students in older grades who played against younger students who had comparable musical experience. In the voice competition Michael Van Bakel won second in the Grade 2 boys solo, Anna Mailloux was first in the Grade 3 girls solo, Sarah Noakes was first in Grade 1 girls solo and was also the best overall Grade 2 competitor, and Danielle Kistner placed third in the Grade 1 girls solo. Jeff Denys placed first in the Grade 6 solo, Mike Etue was third in Grade 7 solo, Julie Medd was third in the Grade 1 piano coin Donny Sills won first in Grade 5 solo, An- drew Dale received second in the Grade 4 solo, and Mike Devereaux placed second among Grade 6 soloists. Seaforth Public School didn't participate in the festival as a school, but like many schools In the area it was represented by students who competed on their own. Julie Carter and Jodie Hugill represented SPS. St. Patrick's in Dublin had Robert Seiler win first in the Grade 4 boys voice solo; Mary Jane Coyne was first in Grade 5 piano solo and second in sight reading; Jennifer Ryan placed fourth in the Grade ,5 piano solo, and then the two above mentionned girls claimed third in the piano duet. Darren Dumas also competed in the BAKED FRESH DAILY Tasty Nu White BREAD Grade 5 piano solo, but his placement is not known. Stephen Hicknell of Grade 7 won se- cond in the voice solo, and Jolene Cronin of Grade 8 won second in voice. St. Columban's Jamie Maloney had two firsts, one in piano solo and another in Grade 1 and 2 piano duet. Jane Crowley of Grade 3 sang solo, Julianne Crowley placed 'second in Grade 2 solo, and Cathy Coyne played in the Grade 1 piano solo. Try our delicious apple fritters, orange twists end croissants COUNTY SCIENCE FAIR WINNERS from St. James School, Seaforth were, from left, Loretta Nott, first, Grade 7-8 Physical Category for Snow Load; Jennifer Marion, se- cond, Grade 5-6 Biology for Diabetes, and Renee Devereaux, second Grade 7-8 Physical Category for Insulation. Dale photo. • r Mier 11� ,,041 Am I�f GINETTES RESTAURANT 4, SEAFORTH'S FAMILY RESTAURANT! I ROAST PORK DINNER includes coffee or tea & dessert Sunday, May 1 5:00 p.m. -7:00 p.m. 4.99 *Daily Luncheon Specials •Licenced Under LLBO • Seniors 15% off MON. — SAT. 6:00 A.M. - 7:00 P.M. SUN. 7:00 A.M. - 7 P.M. ,. f .MEAT FROM THE BUTCHER SHOE SPECIALS AVAILABLE AT LYONS FOODMARKET ONLY Fresh Young Ontario Pork ECONOMY (Each pkg. contains: 3 Tenderloin Ends, 3 Rib Ends, 3 Centre Cut Pork Chops) PORK LOIN CHOPS Part Back /Attached TEND -R -FRESH w�¢ CHICKEN LEGS Regular or 33% Salt Reduced Maple Leaf Sliced SIDE BACON 500 g. Pkg. Our RegV.E 4.29 A 1.301 SCHNEIDERS FROZEN 900 G. BUCKET OF CHICKEN Fresh Young Ontario Pork CENTRE CUT LOIN PORK CHOPS FRESH PORK - Storemade Plain or Garlic COUNTRY SAUSAGE LB. 1.7 9 Our Reg. 3.59 MAPLE LEAF Bavarian, Regular or Italian SAVEG PKG. 1.10 SAUSAGE ROUNDS 2.49 Our Reg. 2.59 MAPLE LEAF 175 G. PKG. SAVE SLICED COOKED HAM 11E99 Our Reg. 5.09 MAPLE LEAF BREADED 750 G. PKG. AVE VEAL STEAKETTES 4.29 FREEZER BEEF • STOCK UP FOR THE SUMMER • CANADA GRADE A HIP OF BEEF Cut and Wrapped LB. Maple Leaf Portion Style' 175 g. Pkg. HAM STEAKS Our Reg. 2.59 SAVE .80 Our Reg. 3.19 MAPLE LEAF 500 G. PKG. SAVE 1.20 SLICED BOLOGNA 1.99 Our Reg. to 5.29 MAPLE LEAF SMOKED WHOLE SAVE TO OR HALF VAC PAK 1.50 KITS EN HAMLB. 3.79 Maple Leaf 'Ready To Serve' SMOKED PICNIC Our Reg.. • 2.29 lb. SAVE 1.00 LB. STORE SLICED COOKED HAM LB. 1 ®99 SAVE EYE OF THE ROUND - Deli Sliced or Shaved 1.00 PASTRAMI ..3 99 .50SAVE ROAST CLEARVIEW MBEEF - Deli Sliced or ShavedB. 4®79 Freshwater Frozen DRESSED WHITEFISH FRESH GROUND BEEF REGULAR MEDIUM LEAN ..1.59.1.79 1.99 Prices in effect until closing April 30, 1988