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Wyebridge W.I. holds annual meeting by Mrs. Verna McClung The Wyebridge Women's Institute held its annual meeting in the church hall on April 19. The evening started with a pot luck supper which was attended by 16 meeting was the showing of the dresses made by the 4-H club. Susan Contois gave an illustrated talk on dif- ferent kinds of fabrics, their care and use This was followed by a fabric best suited to her need. All the girls deserve a great deal of credit for the work they have done. A special vote of thanks must go to their very able leader Mrs. Chris Thomson. Plans were made to celebrate our 75th an- niversary in June, A committee was formed to plan the meeting. The hospital fund' was added to by Mrs. Withers giving $12.00 - the Nine Waubaushene students take historical hike On May 2, 1976, nine students from grade seven of the Waubaushene Public School went on a hike. The purpose of the hike was to the exact spots where many important events took place in the early years of Canada's history. The students hiked from St. Ignace on the eighth concession to St. Louis on the fifth con- cession and on to Ste. Marie Among the Hurons. Some of the students also visited the ruins of the The nine students who went were Sharon Shierlaw, Cathy O'Connor, Susan Jones, Rayburn MclIndoo, Robert Southorn, Mike Howell, Keith Potter, Larry Patullo and Brian Hammett. Susan Jones Rayburn McIndoo Grade seven visit CKMP The resolution of the debate was "the death penalty shouldn't be brought back." The government was represented by Cathy O'Con- nor, Dale Chapman, and Keith Potter. The Opposition standpoint was presented by Dennis Schneider, Steve Bird, and Mark Bean. The Speaker was Gary Simpson. After the debate there were news, weather, and sports. The news was read by Sharon Shierlaw, the weather by members and one visitor. fashion parade with After the parade, the proceeds from an evening original Martyrs' Shrine which stood from 1905 Ten students from Waubaushene public school Steve Geroux, and the sports by Laura Schuster. After the opening Susan Jones as com- girls presented Mrs. teaand the profit of $39.85 to 1926 on the seventh concession. One of the went to the radio station CKMP for a tour on The debate, news, weather and sports were exercises, it was moved mentator. Each girl Thomson with a gift in from the 4-H luncheon. highlights of the trip was crossing the old wooden Wednesday, May 5. ; taped and then played on the radio on May 12. that the Institute pay for modelled her dress appreciation of her The meeting closed by CPR trestle bridge. Seven of the students took part in a debate. Cathy O'Connor, Grade7 the paint used to refinish showing the style and leadership. singing o'Canada. the tables in the com- , munity hall. Mrs. Fallis gave a report of the Fun Day that was held in Minesing. She also reported the number of cards she had sent to people in the area during the year As this was the annual meeting, each convenor gave a summary of her work for the year The election of officers was conducted by Mrs. R.O. McClung and Mrs. L. Preston, The following PRICE were elected: Past President Mrs. M Curry; President - Mrs. L. Dorion; First vice- president - Mrs. W McConnell; second vice- president- Mrs. Chris Thomson; Secretary treasurer Mrs. S. p d é F F h ' i Withers; District oO Director - Mrs. M. Curry; ur ro uce is arm res 5 Branch Directors - Mrs. R. Luffman and Mrs. E. Curry; Social committee - Mrs. M. Offord, Mrs. M. Curry, Mrs. E. Belcourt, and Mrs. Jean Curry; Fruit and Flowers - Mrs. Charles Robins; Catering - Mrs. L. Preston and Mrs R Luffman; Visiting - Mrs. M. Ney and Mrs. E. Curry; Cards - Mrs. William; Retarded ONTARIO, FRESH DAILY 12-oz ONTARIO = MUSHROOMS AEP CATALINA--1000 ISLAND--ITALIAN--FRENCH--COLE SLAW 99: 0: ARIZONA, LARGE BUNCH Children Mrs. A. Reynolds; Resolutions - Mrs. M. Guthrie; Public Relations Mrs. R.O. McClung; Citizenship and World Affairs - Mrs. R. Luffman; Agriculture and Canadian Industries - Mrs. E. Curry; Education and Cultural Activities - Mrs. W. McConnell; Tweedsmuir History Mrs. R. Luffman, Mrs. L. FT 16-fl-oz Preston, Mrs. C. Robins, bottle and Mrs. F. Fallis; Auditors for 1976 - Mrs. G. DRESSINGS Reid, Mrs. R.O. McClung. It was moved by Mrs. MEXICAN, GREEN Chris Thomson, and HOT DOG--HAMBURG--CORN--OR SWEET ACTION PRICED! SWEET, LARGE SIZE ' seconded by Mrs. L. * Dorion that Mrs. EB. 12-fl-oz ROSE °. RELISHES HUMPTY DUMPTY PLAIN--B.B.Q.--OR _ RIPPLE POTATO CHIPS Curry, Mrs. M. Curry and Mrs. S. Withers act as a nominating | committee for next year On May 12, the Wyebridge W.I. met in the church hall. There were 23 members present and several visitors. The secretary was pleased to report that we had three new members join us. The highlight of this 189: ACTION PRICED! 8.8-OZ PKG CALIFORNIA, NEW CROP IMPORTED, PACKED FRESH DAILY SPINACH CANADA NO. 1 CALIFORNIA CAULIFLOWER Take your pick of the Port Severn LARGE SIZE finest fruits 1O-OF CALECERS j & vegetables man dies pe tg f fl sa k suddenly oe 2 f The death occurred reason to z Tenvey, Wadiae an SAVE 14 shop A&P. : MARVEL BRAND, SLICED, WHITE BREAD 24-01 ¢ LOAF Wednesday, May 19, 1976, of Oliver Moreau. i] Beloved husband of Philomene Lamoureaux of R.R. 1, Port Severn, he was in his 70th year Dear father of Donald of Honey Harbour, Baptiste of Port Severn, Ruth (Mrs Andrew Robitaille) of Penetanguishene, Raymond of Midland and FACIAL--PINK--YELLOW--WHITE--ASSORTED ACTION PRICED! KLEENEX 9 »--$400 of 100 TISSUE sheets J SUAVE Baby Shampoo--«:"i$1.19 MARGARINE ACTION PRICED! Blue Bonnet ="-0$1.79 NEW ALL-PURPOSE CLEANER--Which Also Cleans Glass Glass Phys 2211-02 ctastict 9Q ¢ ASSORTED FLAVOURS (PLUS BTL DEPOSIT) YUKON A. :99,- TOP BREED ACTION PRICED! Dog Dinner »+-:35.79 POST CEREAL ACTION PRICED! Sugar Crisp 2s BO? TOILET BOWL CLEANER ACTION PRICED! Sani Flush = «x0 77 ¢ Patrick of Honey Har- bout, he was the brother of Mrs. Mary Macey, AIR FRESHENERS--5 SCENTS ACTION PRICED! Air Care 222 200:01tin BLEACH SUBSTITUTE ACTION PRICED! Borateem Plus '31.77 Case of 24 - 10 oz. tins Total Cola $2.99 Mrs. Florence Bressette Eli and Frank Moreau, all of Honey Harbour, and Jane (Mrs Art Lesperance) of Hillsdale. Funeral mass was held from Our Lady of Mercy Church, Honey Harbour on Friday May 21 after a brief resting period at the Nicholls Funeral Home, Midland. Interment St. if John's. cemeberty, a atReEbene: auty JANE PARKER, PLAIN, SUGAR, CINNAMON JANE PARKER--SLICED--60% OR 100% WHOLE LIQUID DETERGENT ACTION PRICED! POWDER DETERGENT ACTION PRICED! WHEAT OR CRACKED WHEAT SLICED (BUY 2 LOAVES--SAVE 19c) 2:79: CAKE Marion Willis 49: IVORY ii $109 $919 Marion Francis Grigg pkg Willis passed away at St. UTS of 12 Thomas on Tuesday, May 18, 1976. Beloved wife of the late James Willis, she FROZEN, VANILLA, CHOCOLATE, LEMON, STRAWBERRY was in her 63rd hear. Wate Mapa Loretta . a ag ACTION PRICED! HUNTS ACTION PRICED! Dear mother of Ann Sara Lee Layer Cakes cake 89¢ Fruit Cocktail 3 - 14 oz. size $1.00 Spaghetti Sauce 2e-torin OQ Tomato Sauce 5 rxA1021ins $1.00 pontetuctese bee eae ae ee Rego RICE MSTA, COGOLATE ys ACTION PRICED! © CARNATION--INSTANT COFFEE CREAMER ACTION PRICED! 8 VARIETIES ACTION PRICED! bara of Kichener, and |] Awake Drink = 4s12:i:$1.00 Nestle's Quik zm$1.79 Coffee Mate nore 88¢ Heinz Soups D etozins TOY was the dear sister of CHOICE QUALITY HEINZ--REGULAR, ONION, GARLIC, MEAT TENDERIZER Action Pricedl| | BEEF--CHICKEN--TURKEY ACTION PRICED! BATHROOM TISSUE, PINK, WHITE, YELLOW ACTION PRICED! Fred Grigg, of Midland and the late Mrs. Margaret Lemieux. She was the loving grand- mother of Christopher Marchildon. Mrs. Willis rested at the Nicholls Funeral Home, where funeral services were held on Friday, May 21. Interment Lakeview Hugel Avenue Page 8, Wednesday, May 26, 1976 A&P Peas 4 vssicsiis$1.00 Heinz B.B.Q. Sauce ir 69¢ Clark Stews 3et-:i$1,00 Babies Only Please--«-:$1.09 Midland