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26The Barrie Examiner Wednesday May 12 I976 IVY BY JEAN JENNEIT Harry Baker was patient in Royal Victoria Hospital last week having some teeth extracted Sympathy is extended to Wilf Shewell on the death of his sister in Toronto this week He attended the funeral on Saturday Mrs Warren of Toronto spent the week with her daughter Mrs Bruce Mc Callum while Rev Mc Callum spent few days in Oshawa Dr Warren spent Sunday at the rectory Allen Spurs left last week for trip to the western pro vinces Several people from here attended the euchre party at Utopia hall on Thursday night where 26 tables played Many prizes including hamper of groceries were won All en joyed good nights fun Debby McLean and friend returned home Sunday after spending vacation in Nassau Mr and Mrs John Healey of Toronto nt the weekend with Mr an Mrs BrunoTidd and Sandra Mr and Mrs Ivan Caldwell of Thornton spent Tuesday evening with Elwood and Jean Jennett Mr and Mrs Bob Garner and family flew down to Nova Scotia this week and helped his mother celebrate her 90th birthday Mr and Mrs Bourgeois of Ottawa spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Lyall McLean and friends and brought Helens parents Mr and Mrs Bert McLean of Simcoe Manor Beeton up to visit Mrs Annie Cochrane in Royal Victoria Hospital and other friends Mr and Mrs Henry Davis attended the 25th wedding an niversary of Mr and Mrs Bob McConney of Barrie on Friday Clifford Davis returned home from Royal Victoria Hospital on Wednesday All wish him speedy recovery The Presbyterian Womens Missionary Society met at the home of Mrs Gordon Cochrane in Thornton on Tuesday night NTCKLE SALE Christ Church is having another nickle sale in June It proved to be very happy event last year Members are reminded to start working on articles for sale now handmade ar ticles tools plants and bak ing The date will be an nounced later The Anglican Church Women will have queen sized quilt so good quilters are needed The 60th anniversary of Tecumseth Deanery will be held at Everett on Tuesday May 11 All Anglican Church Women groups were re ested to make banner for eoccasion The banner of Christ Church Ivy is on display in thechurch Congratulations to Judy Wilson on passing her exams which she tried in Toronto about three weeks ago She is now credited record techni cian and she will be leaving in June to take threeweek course in Oshawa GIRLS BASEBALL The Ivy giris baseball team met at the home of Judy and Jane Wilson on Wednesday night Malcolm Wilson and Gord Sabourin were appointed coaches for theyear schedule for the eight teams in the league will ap pearlater Plans were made for tour namentJune 19and 20 All teams planning to enter should contact the coaches or some of the girls on team Herman Elwood Jean Jennett and June Hirons visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Bob Sperling of Midhurst Mr and Mrs Tom Arnold of Barrie visited the rectory mWednesday Mr and Mrs Gene Pheiffcr and Tera Kitchener visited Mr and Mrs Norman Berry recently 0R0 STATION MRS CRAWFORD Rev Ken Heron preached an inspiring message at St Andrews Presbyterian Cnurch on Sunday May Mr Heron and his son Jor dan sang four songs some composed by Mr Heron and his son played the banjo Mrs Mary Hansen and Mrs Bessie Crawford at tended dinner meeting at First Baptist Church Parry Sound Tuesday night Mary as director for the Georgian Bay Association was the guest speaker Mr and Mrs Victor OBrien returned home recently after spendin the winter months at their ome in Sarasota Florida Mr and Mrs Ron Dar byshire are on vacation in Europe visiting Holland Germany and other places Winners at the euchre par ty Monday night at the com munity centre were first Mrs Thomas Fletcher and Joseph Mercier second Mrs Fred Nelson and Mrs Arnold Greenhalgh and third Mrs Elwood Reynolds and Alfred Greenhalgh lIIBlAWS PRICES AE COMPETITIVE more proof Mrs Stokes found out Loblaws prices are pretty much the same as their major competitor Mrs Stokes feel they are very comparable and feel am up on my prices shop the same arti cles each week and the prices were right on Supermarket prices are just about the same every where No major supermarket these days can afford to have higher prices Loblaws policy is to have competitive prices Today tomorrow Always And in addition to competitive prices youll find lot of other very good reasons to come on over to Loblaws boneless top round 158 beef boneless bottom round 148 beef steaks or roasts BEEF boneless round steak cube steaks full slice 78 LB BEEF ROASTS lb boneless sirloin tip 162 BEEFROASTS boneless rump BEEF VALUPLUS BRAND steaks or roasts skinless wieners 73 PKG VALUPLUS BRAND polish sausage LOBLAWS COOKED MACARONI CHEESE MOCK CHICKEN LUNCHEON MEAT LOAF 07 EUROPEAN BOLOGNA meat chunks 118 Scottowel paper FRESHLY GROUND FAT CONTENT 20 or LESS ZGGYS half half thurln er blood or towels Chase and Sanborn ground DCBI L388 pork beef roll 4902 PKG EACH yellowwhite ZIGGYS OZ PKG MAPLE LEAF BRAND GOLDEN FRY or LOBLAWS ground coffee or ecora skinless sausage a2 83535figtscfliikéfifégfiéiefifl PREVIOUSLY FROZEN SKINLESS SHOPSVS 24 2rol SLICED L846 ggltgtglasvelad or EACH pkg Ib FROZEN RUPERT BRAND COOKED SHOPSYS cod fish sticks smoked beef 392 as mime or mm pd my EMrJdtmztxiaEu shoulder lamb chops lb Rupert brand cod fillets 98f frozen Farm House cream pie lemon coconutchocolate or banana sliced side bacon lb Loblaws pkg frozen New Zealand LOBLAWS ASSORTED fancy peas MONARCH SNACK CHOCOLATE CNIP 10 FL OZ TIN 19 2529 69° potato chips LOBLAWS PLAIN OR RIPPLE cake mix 59 bread dough 99 GRADE SNOW WHTE HEADS FL oz PREMiuyi PLLIS SALTED OR PLAIN Fudgestrksrcles 99 Christie crackers are SUGAR swumiui cam inunut SIHIWBIIIIHiRLtMlINADl BLUE BONNET spFT WHIP 23302 TIN1 ORLELEEJEE argfz HOSTESS BLANCHED 16 01 WESTOINS 529 salted peanuts see 79 split top bread as TETLEY tea bags LOBLAWS BLUE each powder detergent 109 M189 PRODUCE OF 28¢ radish FOR spERgEEgEFgESgW 18123 sewerragtrigainranasst 44 HEEEAE ESSENCE om on NORMAL gfksgé 48 PRODUCEOFUSAGARDENFRESHIYOUNGGCRISP ozTiN Borne BUNCHES28c 100 419 green onions PRODUCE OF USA BOIL AND SERVE HOT OR COLD artichokes LARGE SIZE FLOWER DEPT SPECIAL hanging baskets FROM CALIFORNIA EASY TO PEEL SEEDLESS navel oranges LARGE SIZE INCH POT PRICES EEEECIIVE I0 IUES MAY 18 EXCEPT PRODUCE BAKERY PRICES EEEECIIVE I0 SAT MAY IS BARRIE ONLY LLoblaws More than the price is right wr RESERVE mr mom to llMlI oummrs iiilib