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ORANGE PEKOE 8 VARIETIES--INCLUDING BEEF STEW & LASAGNA Puritan Stews POLSKI--WHOLE DILLS--BREAD & BUTTER Coronation Pickles TOMATO Heinz Ketchup INSTANT CHOCOLATE MIX Nestle's Quik HUMPTY DUMPTY---PLAIN--RIPPLE--B.B.Q. Potato Chips BORDEN'S--ORANGEADE OR Lemonade SALADA .. TEA BAGS :-<: 89¢ Corned Beef Rolls «$1.49 Mortadella chunks $1.29 Fish & Chips 2: 897 CALIFORNIA--SUNKIST--SEEDLESS--NAVELS--SIZE 113'S y AE FLORIDA--TENDER STRINGLESS GREEN BEANS » 39 Primo--Elbow Macaroni, Spaghettini or Spaghetti - 59: ACTION PRICED! *2.09 ACTION PRICED! McCAIN--STRAIGHT CUT 24-fl-0z tin 79¢ ACTION PRICED! 32-floz jar 79 ¢ ACTION PRICED! 25tloz bole J g ACTION PRICED! civearn $1.79 ACTION PRICED! 8.8-0z pkg 79¢ ACTION PRICED! 80-fl-oz carton 5 O¢ PRIMO--PLAIN Spaghetti Sauce DISPOSABLE--DAYTIME POWDER BLEACH 6 VARIETIES INCLUDING DUTCH CHOCOLATE Voortman's Cookies 2.20:++s:$1.00 ACTION PRICEDi Comf-ees Diapers »:-'°$2.29 ACTION PRICED! Frozen French Fries 25 7 9¢ ACTION PRICED! 28-fl-oz tin 692 ( PREPRICED) Javex FOR UNBLEACHABLES 44-0z box $1 .99 A&P--SUNMIX--ORANGE--LEMONADE--GRAPE Flavoured Crystals ** (PREPRICED) POLY PKG OF 7 9 4 ENVS ub9$1.29 Soya Sauce Hugel Avenue POPP PT PP PIPPI VS PPPS FF Midland \Wednesday, May 5, 1976, Page 13 Vasey notebook Visitors during the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Melvern Isaac and family were Mr. and Mrs. Don Raymer of West Hill and Mrs. J. Bell of Scarboro. Mrs. Bell remained to spend some time with the Isaac's. Sympathy is expressed to the family of the late Mrs. Morgan Edwards who passed away on May 1. She was a life long member of the Vasey community. Mrs. Lyle Redden of Val Caron was a recent visitor of Mrs. George McLay. Congratulations to Mrs. Dave Webb of the Grove Park Home in Barrie who will celebrate her ninetieth birthday on May 11. Weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Orval Edwards and Gregory were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gratrix and family of Peterboro and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Edwards of Owen Sound. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smitham visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Potter of Ardtrea on Sunday. Robbie and Amanda McKeown spent the past week with their grand- parents Mr. and Mrs. Clare McKeown. Mr. and Mrs. Bob McKeown visited for the weekend and the children returned with them to make their new home in Bracebridge. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dunn and James of Toronto and Blain Edwards of Sault Ste Marie spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Edwards. Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Jones were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith and Cheryl of Scarboro. Mrs. Mervin Russell spent a few days last week with Mrs. Norman Brown of Barrie. Vasey United Church Women's Report The Vasey United Church Women met at the home of Mrs. Cliff Irish on April 28, with twenty- five members and one visitor answering the roll call "A verse with the word cross in it." The program was taken by the supply committee and convened by Mrs. Frank Rumney on an Easter theme. Several read scripture and the topic "Easter in Hiroshema, New Life from Death" was given by Mrs. Ross Faint. Mrs. Nathan Edwards led in prayer and the offering was dedicated by Mrs. Earl Edwards. Mrs. Frank Smitham and Mrs. Clifford Irish received life membership pins. The church auction sale was discussed and further plans were made. This will be held on June 12 and all the action in the community this winter is any indication this will certainly be an_ in- teresting event. Plans were made to serve lunch after the anniversary service on May 23. Mrs. Ted Vasey gave a report on her recent visit to the U.C.W conference in Aurora as a delegate. Lunch was served by Mrs. Doug Ferris, Mrs. David Jones and Mrs. Wilma Fallis. 5 # Band concert in Orillia by E. Lorraine Orr Park Street Collegiate, Orillia, was the scene of a very enjoyable band concert last week when seventy members of a high school band from Cheboygan, Michigan, entertained a capacity audience. Travelling by private bus from Northern Michigan the first stop for these talented muscians was at the Bracebridge High School where they gave a concert. From there they drove to Toronto where they performed at the George S. Henry Secondary School in Don Mills. For relaxation from their duties they were taken on a tour of the Science Centre. While in Orillia the band members were billeted with students from the music depart- ment of Park Street Collegiate.