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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1980-08-14, Page 13•14 THE HURONEXPO$ITPR 1V:1°14ROBLNSON - • co!respontient •IThe,,second annual "Van- .a4trarTuckerstrtith country • Far sPonSoted, by the Van- astra, and DistrictsLions Club gets ',underway on Friday Amilmt 15th at 6 p.m. with games and„rides for the kids. At 8 -p.m., the queen of the fair contest is being held in the Vanastra Recreation Cen- tre, Any girl between the ages of 17 and 25 as of AUGUST* i-"F11.1F' VAP: I 0 55, 3•01, to' t 1980 August "15th Is eligible to enter, so come on girls, get . yourself a sponsor and have a go we need'Itiore entries, Applications can be obtained from the Vanastra Factory Outlet or by calling Wayne Ferguson at 482-3772 or 482-7700. Also on Friday evening at 9 p.m. there will be a talent contest:with cash prizes of $25, $15 and $10. Contact Ester Handy at 482-7619 for more information. , anastr coke Lena celebrates 95th at Kilbarchan BY MABEL TURNBULL Birthday Greetings! to Lena Bennewies who cele- brated her 95th birthday, July 31st. Her family sug- gested a party at which they provided cake and ice cream. Webassembled in the dining room for this event. Lena was seated at the head of a long table with lace tablecloth and a table centre of pink earn- ations.la gift) for her family with Mrs. Anna Hoegy at the opposite end as she had been a friend' of the Bennewies family for many years. The large birthday cake was ser ved to all and Happy Birthday was sung by tht group. • Mr. and Mrs. Bruc-e Mc- Lean with Mrs. Bennewies. At the long table were daughters Hilda French, Brodhagen, Laura Rock, Mrs. George Rock, Mitchell, Edna Lloyd, Toronto, Reta Davis, Mitchell, Anna, Shar- on, Kitchener, William Ben- newies, son, Kitchener. Laura Rock thanked the staff on behalf of. the family and Mabel Turnbull replied welcoming all for their share in the successof the party. Mrs. Bennewies received many gifts. \ Strains of Happy Birthday to Edward Wilisz were heard on Aug. 2nd. visrroRs Mrs. Glen Marshall, Ful - !anon, visited with her aunt Mrs. Bessie Smale. Liz Clegg and Edmund Daly with Mabel Turnbull. Also Margaret Smale _ with Mrs. Bessie Smale. Mrs. John Hnderson and Ifilda's daughter. Dianne Grebe, Kincardine, Mrs. Bennewies' greatgrandaugh- ter visited her. Visitors with Mabel T -urn - bull were cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Wanless, Mr. and Mrs. Brian Wanless, Detroit Koh.. Rev. and Mrs. Amos Beard. Troy, Mich. Mrs. Mark- Culbert nee Susan Hildebrand Goderich visited Mrs. Bessie Smale, also Mrs. Glen Marshall, Foliation. Mrs. Lloyd Hack- ney, Exeter, visited her mother Mrs. Bessie Smale. Also grandson, Paul Hilde- brand who is a member of the Seaford] Fire 'Brigade which has been -very busy this past week. At the time of the disturb- ing electrical storm Tuesday the staff were taking no chances and moved the res- idents, upstairs, downstairs, just in case. Mrs. Wm. Soldan, nee Linda Muegge, Exeter visit- ed her grandmother, Anna Hoegy. Mr. and Mrs. John Bruls nee Sharon Edward •R.N.A., Huron Park, a form- er member of the staff called to visit with several residents including Mabel Turnbull and Ada Armstrong who was formerly a neighbour of Sharon's. On .3Vednesday Lynda Morrison, R.N.A. a member of the staff and I planned an , afternoon at the cottage at "Schadeview." It was an ideal day to enjoy an after- noon by the lake as the thermometer registered 90°F. 1 still use the old scale for measuring temperature and have never been able to leer in Celsius. 'Perish the thought'. In the days when I lived in • 'Muskoka, I could tell when I went out in the morning when it was often -30°F, as I knew the effect of that below zero had on the first breath, just a gulp, and all would seem normal. I must admit that after ten years in that climate I was cured of a chronic'ohest ailment. It has never bkthered me since to , any dee. I give the bracing Muskoka air all the Art Smale and Ross Smale took his mother Mrs. Bessie Smale to Pine Lake for supper. Jean Hildebrand also visited Mrs. Smale. Our activist, Thelma Bode drove Jim Baker to Huron - view to visit his brother, Jack. She also visited Pearl McFarlane, a former resi: dent here.' Visitors with Olive Kait- An Expositor Classified will pay you dividends. Have you tried one? Dial 527-0240. SEAFORTH JEWELLERS DIA MON DS WV1CIllS JF\VI 11 1.121 . CHINN CM: I S MR 1 '.1 RN (K SION Phone 527-0270 4" & 5" SEAMLESS EAVESTROUGH "COPPER — GALVANIZED METAL — ALUMINUM" 6 colours • KELGEDDES & SON METAL LTD. low we do them all" 5731/2 Grey Street London, Ont. N813 1H6 SHEET "High or Bus: 439-7787 Res: 6814651 • WE HAVE ( EXTRA SMALL PTO BABY BATH $ 1 39 ONLY DENTURE •POWDER ALKA SELTZER ,Aatrs WpRY SOAP PEPSONAI Sqf TIDE DETERGENT - $23 ONLY WV• SHO HE TRIANGLE STORE IN YOUR TOWN! THE SQUARE MAIN cORNER GODERICH CLINTON & S—EAFORTH -TRIANG LE DISC D UNt, ling, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hughson,' Mr. and Mrs. Wint Hughson, Collingwood, brot,hers of Olive Kaitting. Mrs. Wallie Mooney nee VVinnifred Savauage, Massey spent Friday afternoon visit- ing Mabel Turnbull. Bingo - upstairs Friday afternoon. Straight line - Mary Ryan, 2; Jim Baker, Mattie Aho. Full Card: Ralph Hales, Mattie Aho.. The fair gest, 'underway again on Saturday morning ° at 9 a,tn,•with, rides, conces- sift, and ganies. At' 10 a.m. there' i the weigIbin for the Tug of War, If you have a tearn tq.nter in this con- test, contact Ken Mcliveen at 482-7607 for information. Bed races begin. at 2:30 p.m. with a $50 first prize, $30 second prize and $20 third prize. Contact Glen McLachlin ' at 482-9581. We definitely need more entries for all of these contests, so don't be shy come on out and give it.your best shot. , At 3 p.m., therewill be a pet show and baby show with •prizes,_ andbingo_will_he- run on Saturday gt the centre by the Vanastra and District - Lioness Club. The Lioness Club is also sponsoring an Art Contest for kids of all ages with cash prizes. Entry must be done on reasonable size white paper and accompanied by name, age and telephone nu on separate piece•of PaPe rtri may be handed In to Bonnie Pollock at 38" Quebec St., Vanastra, pre- ferably by August 12th. One entry per person, , A ball tournament will he held on Satutday for Pee Wee boys and midget boys with crests and trophies for all. Any team wishing to enter should contact Moira Robinson at 482-3080. The highlight of the two day fair will, be the parade which kicks -off at 12:30 p.m. from the parade, square. Anyone with a float they wish to enter should contact Jack McLachlin at the' Tucker - smith Township office. Finally at 9 p.m. Saturday, the . fair winds up with a dance at the Vanastra Rec- reation Centre with music by 'Cadenza. SO come on out and have a good time everyone, we need your support. Pro- ceeds from the fair will be going towards., community , projects. JOHN MERO EAVEgill01161IING . by the foot, • $EAFORTH, ONT. Phone 5274533 Another shipment ,of • St. Lawrence Portland CEMENT will be arriving shortly at LIM, BART FARM ,SUPPLY Dublin, Ontario Delivery can be arranged. Contact Leo Kroonen at 345-2171 SPECIAL. PRICES IN EFFECT , 'TILL CLOSING TUESDAY P.UGUSI FRESH ONTARIO! CENTRE -CUT $it LOIN PORK CHOPS • FPAFEIITE!CFKPON CHICKEN - LEGS NEVER FROZEN BONELESS CENTRE CUT PORK CHOPS OR PORK ROASTS ROM THE lOIN 98. MAPLE LEAF COUNTRY KITCHF/i,,,, As„ -COOKED HAM SCHNEIDERS BROKEN SLICES COOKED HAM 19 1759 PKG SCHNEIDERS SKINLESS POLISH LINK& 3"q /19 ONTARIO FINEST FANCY GRADE SUNHAVEN PEACHES LB. LB. FRESH COUNTRY STYLE POR K LOIN RIE; PORTION SPARERIBS 499 iVUilCioNSNACKS 1.49 ZEHRS OWN BRAND SLICED SIDE BACON ZEHRS OWN BRAND SLICED SALAMI "5' 87 HEAPING 4 OT HPSKET 3 CENTRE CUT 3 RIB PORTION 3 TENDERLOIN PORTION., BUDGET PACK PORK 'mops LESS THAN 1/2 PRICE trr- MAPLE LEAF It% REGULAR OR BEEF WIENERS 1p2 MAPLE LEAF SLICED BOLOGNA Pt (5I/1 AR BE I PARA SQINEIDERS SMOKED AA Ai% PORK SAUSAGE ") 'LIFY thJRNS BREAKFAST STYLE LINK SAUSAGE STORE PACKED ru BOLOGNA CHUB " q.39 BY THE POUND 49! st ONTARIO GROWN CANADA NO. 1 GRADE GREEN CABBAGE EA. ONTARIO NO I GRADE COOKING ONIONS 2 LB ONT. NO. 1 GRADE GREEN OR • WAX BEANS ONTARIO NO 1 GRADE BUNCH CARROTS BUNCH PRODUCE OF FLORIDA FRESH LIMES BAG T. ONTARIO FANCY SCHNEIDERS 3 VARIETIES LB MINI SIZZLERS 500g PKG SCHNEIDERS RING BOLOGNA 4.79 AT THE DELI AVAILABLE IN STORES HAVING A DELI COUNTER smitcotas FUtir COMM SCAMSS Wen, SMOKED PICNICS .1.29 BURNS OLD COUNTRY HEADCHEESE - 1.19 SHOPSYS PREPARED COLE SLAW 97° AT THE WHARF FRESH ATLANTIC HADDOCK soi AA ‘fILLETS y 00 QUMTE $1 AO 7 APPLES te Wir 7 FANCY SOUTH AFRICAN .SUGAR # GRANNY SMITHDO 0 7 APPLES _LIB _CP ONTARIO. NO. 1 GRADE ROMAINE, 200 LETTUCE _Byticli e ASSORTED TABLE PI Ara - FERNS _ 02: E. 7 7 JUST IN TIME FOR PEACH SE'ASON' .1•1•011•1101.1.1M61=1•11.00 WESTCANE PURE GRANULATED WHITE 2 Kg. BAG __112.21L .2111112,211C_AhMillt .4:111e,24112. 4Abo.