The Huron Expositor, 1985-07-03, Page 7CAT FOOD 14.5 oz.
Pudding Assorted 5:25 oz.
SHIRRIFF PIE FILLINGS
Allan's 3.25 oz.
APPLE CRYSTALS
SANDWICH 'BAGS 200's
SAVE .30
Glad
TOILET BOWL CLEANER SAVE .30 1.39 Sani Flush 341 ml
PAM OIL SPRAY 369 g SAVE .70 3A9
Alcan
ALUMINUM FOIL 12" x 25' SAVE .34 1.19
Miss Mew
SAVE .10 .69
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,CARRY OUT SERVICE
STORE HOURS
Mon., Wed., Sat. -thins., Fri.
8:30 a.m.-6 p.m. 8:30 a.m.-9 p.m.
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LOOK FOR THE ()RANGE SHELF TICKETS FOR SAVINGS
KOOL AID
Assorted Flavors
(Tins)
QUENCH CRYSTAL
Topping
DREAM WHIP 170 g
Oreo-Pirate-Fudgee-O
CHRISTIE'S COOKIES 450 g
0.P: 72's
SALADA TEA BAGS
Honey Nut 350 g
KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES
Sugar Free
2's
Good Morning 750 ml
SHIRRIFF MARMALADE
640 g
SAVE .50
SAVE 1.00
SAVE .20
SAVE .40
SAVE .40
SAVE .60
SAVE .50
2.99
1.99
1.39
2.89_
1.99
1.99
2.49
SAVE 16 .99
1.19
SAVE .40 2.29
We Reserve-the Right to Limit to Normal Family Requirements
SHOP AND SAVE EVERY DAY
Fresh kg. 3.51
REGULAR GROUND BEEF ib.1.59
(Lyons Food Market Only)
Fresh kg. 3.73
MEDIUM GROUND BEEF lb. 1.69
Fresh kg, 4.39
LEAN GROUND BEEF lb. 1.99
FREEZER BEEF SALE
CANADA GRADE A BEEF
(Lyons Food Market Only)
CHUCK OF BEEF
Approx. 70 lb.'
-FRONT OF BEEF
Approx. 125 lb.
SIDE OF BEEF
Approx. 240 lb.
HIND OF BEEF
Approx. 125 lb.
HIP OF BEEF
Approx. 70 lb.
Includes Bone Fat and Trim
lb. 1.19
lb. 1.25
lb. 1.65
lb. 1.97,
lb. 1.65
Schneiders Half•Cryovac
SMOKED
COTTAGE ROLLS kg. 6.59 lb. 2.99
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Reunion in
Belgrave
Belgrave Correspondent
MRS. LEW IS STONEHOUSE
887-9487
The '40th anniversary of the annual
Nethery-Leishman reunion was held June 23
at the community hall, Londesboro with 130
signing the register.
Mr, and Mrs. George Ives and family of
Blyth were in charge of the sports which were
enjoyed by all.
Guests were present from Calgary, Thun-
der Bay, Beaverton, Burlington, Hamilton,
Niagara Falls, Mississauga, Brampton, 1301-
ton, Brantford, Oakville, Ingersoll, London,
Mitchell, Exeter, Goderich, Auburn, Clinton,
Wingham, Bluevale, Londesboro and sur-
rounding district.
A musical tattoo by members of the
Brussels'Pipe Band and songs by the Snell
family were enjoyed by all:
Alex Nethery of Burlington showed slides
of old reunion movies and a group photo-
graph was taken by Edward Gallagher of
Kitchener.
Following the supper hour; the president
Alvin Gallagher of Kitchener, took charge of
the meeting.
He announced the deaths during the past
year: Edwin Johnston, Gabriel Waive,
Charlie Scanlon, Dorothy Black, Albert
Shaddick, Abner Nethery, Jack Noble and
Heber Nether), and a few minutes silence
followed in remembrance.
Alex Nethery of Burlington gave a history
of the Nethery family and Isabel Garniss gave
a history of the Leishman family,
Special prizes were given out by Alvin
Gallagher to the person who is 80 years old
this year, Mrs. Percy Barker of Goderich;
youngest person present, Kern Snell of
Mitchell; person coming the longest distance
James Owens of Calgary, Alberta; most
recently married couple, Mr. and Mrs. Dan
MacDonald of Brantford; the couple married
40 years, Mr. and Mrs. Edward McGill of
Bolton; the lady wearing red earrings, Grace
Potter and the man wearing a gold signet
ring, Barry Boucher.
A treat of watermelon was given to all
present by Alex Nethery.
President for next year, Alvin Gallagher of
Kitchener and Secretary-treasurer, Mary
Isabel Nethery of Belgrave. The meeting
closed with "Auld Lang Syne".
50 YEARS WED
A large crowd of relatives, friends and
neighbors gathered at the Brussels, Morris
and Grey auditorium on Friday evening, June
28 where a dance was held in honor of
Clarence and Ruby's 50th wedding anniver-
sary. Music was supplied by Tiffins Orches-
tra.
On May 15, 1935 at the Baptist Church
Manse in Listowel, Ruby Lennox and
Clarence Hanna were united in marriage by
the Rev. Stanley Bagget. Stanley Lennox,
brother of the bride and Evelyn Hanna, sister
of the groom were their only attendants.
Following their marriage they resided in
Listowel where Mr. Hanna was employed at
the P.K. Woolen Mills.
In 1945 Mr. and Mrs. Hanna purchased the
General Store and Post Office in' Belgrave,
which they operated until 1963, when they
returned to the house they presently live in.
Their family consisted of three girls and two
boys, Lorraine Cook of Belgrave, David of
North Battleford, Sask., Jean/ Minick, now
deceased of Kitchener, Larry of Londesboro
and Gail Storer of Kitchener.
PEOPLE
Mrs. Clarence Yuill returned home last
week from a three week vacation with her
daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Philip
Fee/ay of Burnaby, B.C.
Dorothy Logan and Mr. and Mrs, Leslie
Vincent spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Logan and family of Wyoming.
Mrs. Rob Roy of Lakefield and Sheila
Anderson of Oshawa spent the holiday
weekend with their parents Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Anderson.
Mr. arid Mrs. George Michie returned
home on Sunday from Sault Ste. Marie where
Mrs. Michie had spent the past two wee*,
visiting Dr. and Mrs. Donald Whipield,
Jennifer and Jeffrey.
Friends and neighbors of this community
extend their sincere congratulations to Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Hanna who celebrated
their 50th wedding anniversary on Saturday
at the community centre Brussels, Morris
and Grey, auditorium. Their wedding day
was June 15, 1935.
Mr. and Mrs. George Johnston, Tara and
Erin of Ilderton spent the weekend at the
home of his mother Laura Johnston.
E.W. grads awarded
BY HEATHER MORTON
The Fast W awanosh Grade Eight Gradua-
tion was a great success.
Dinner was served to the graduates, head
table guests, parents and grandparents at the
W omen's Institute Hall on Monday, June 24,
at 7 p.m. and a program of entertainment
followed.
Heather Morton and Linda Versteeg each
played a selection on the piano and Mr.
Chaulk entertained with his selections on the
piano.
Jacqui Van Camp and Joanne Olson sang.
The program was then turned overto John
Chippa who talked about getting the most out
of education in future years.
Certificates, awards and dipl,orna.s were
received by Mike Wattam, Stephen White,
Jeff Scott, Bryan Ramsey, Jim Fenton, Jeff
Pletch, Jason Canites, Shawn Campbell,
Linda Versteeg, Jacqui Van Camp, Joanne
Olson, Heather Morton, Gayle Campbell and
Yvonne Brewer.
The graduation came to a close wit a
bang, at the school at 11p.m. after a two hour
dance, complete with balloonS and falling
confetti.
The students were glad to be moving on but
also sad tor be leaving.
A6 - THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JULY 3, 1985
ALL MEAT' 100% GUARANTEED
• Fresh Ontario Country Style
PORK SIDE RIBS kg. 3.95 lb. 1.79
Fresh Ontario Boneless
LOIN PORK ROASTS kg. 5.49 ib.2.49
Schneiders Pieces Cryovac
POLISH SAUAGE kg. 5.71 lb, 2.59
Schneiders Regular or Chunky
HEADCHEESE BOWLS 3.75 g pkg . 1.69
Schneiders Regular or Cheese "Smokie s-
SMOKED SAUAGE 30b g pkg. 1.79
Schneiders Popular Varieties
MEAT PIES 250 g pkg. 1.29
Schneiders Pouch Pak 3/50 g pkg.
CORNED BEEF or Pastrami
Schneiders Sliced Chopped Ham or
SQUARE
COOKED PICNIC 175 g pk g'
Schneiders Three Varieties Mini Sizzlers
BREAKFAST SAUSAGE 500g pkg. 2.39
Mary Milts Boneless Half Cryovac kg. 4.83
ROUND DINNER HAMS lb. 2.19 .
Schneiders Popular Varieties
MINI DELI SAUSAGE 250 g pkg. 1.39
2.09
1.49