Barrie Historical Newspaper Archive

Barrie Examiner, 29 Sep 1976, p. 35

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IFRONTSOF SIDE or iiiNDSoE BEEF BEEF EEEF 69 Fresh Never Frozen CHICKEN BREASTS We handle only the Best Beef money can buy Canada Grade Beef No ex tra charge for cutting to your Specifications for wrapping of fast freezing Fresh Never Frolen CHICKEN LiVERS or GlBlETS Fresh Never Frozen CHICKEN lEGS Biclis limited Variety REllSH Budget Cat or DOG FOOD Canada Grade MEDIUM EGGS 69s limit of Dozen Manning Asst Bag COOKIES 69 Chain Price or Sm 20 12 01 Jars I5 Ox Cans Chain Price 59 Save Si 36 Cm 14 57 HERBAI $3373 jttfa NINE LiVES 24¢ sssmci PEACHES to PEAS CAT Eooo $953 59 Case of 24 $549 Case of 24 $459 Piuha UlTIA °V° lm rv TIME Miow 333 4s1 335 on $1 49 am 29 kg Chain Price Si 99 Save 50 DEODORANT $998 Ball 10 kg bags Chain Price 35 Save 40 431 Chain Price 35 Save 40 Aylvner OI PEAS CARROTS Cannon KIPPEIIED SNACKS Kt Located in ONT° No the Wazehoufe WINTER CABBAGE Ont No Erelarge Ont Ha Ont NeIlecel cooxmo or LARGE BULK 0¢ 5mm ONIONS La CUCUMBERS CAKHOTS LB AIVorioriu LB so lli Bag Only $449 103 Bushel Box Only $449 so lb Bag Only $449 1053 Bushel Only $449 Ont No WAXED TURNIPS Ont No lOCAl RADISHES Ogiucu Weather Permitting Ont No large SPANISH ONIONS Ont Na large BEETS SAVE $3I9 SAVE $289 SAVE $317 SAVE $291 $549 $599 Chain Price 37 Unit Cost 25 Vlelchc GRAPE JUICE Case at 12 14 El Seaciitle Whale White POTATOES Cue oi 24 i4 ii Cudney Sliced PEACHES Case e114 to it Or lynn Valey Cm at 24 ii tin Chain Price 59 Unit Cost 46 SAVE $391 efibd Chain Price 35 Unit Cost 23 SAVE $259 Chain Price 89 Unit Cost 62 SAVE $2I6 SAVE 524 Cordon lieu lql Chain moo 35 Unit Cost 2v Chain Price 95f Unit Cost 62 Chain Price 21 Unit Cost 16 Aylmer Aylnier Choice lynn Valley no JUICE PEAS GREEN BEANS 33 ii it tin Case oi 24 ii on cm om The Market Place Wednesday Sept 29 19763 Two fly from Calgary for nurses reunion Ruth Russell and Laura Graham of Calgary flew from there to be with the fellow graduates of the Royal Victoria Hospital School of Nursing They were two of about 80 who Saturday attended the nurses alumnae reunion at the Continental Inn Miss Russell graduate of St Andrews Hospital Mid land came to Barrie and to Royal Victoria Hospital in 1926 She moved to Calgary in 1949 She is still working as private duty nurse there She is an associate member of the alum nae Miss Graham born in Shanty Bay graduated from RVH in 1925 She was member of Col her Street United Church She has three neices Mrs Doug Pickering and Mrs Garfiled Burton and Mrs Carl Gilchrist of Oro Station Miss Graham also moved to Calgary in 1949 Peg Brooks and Jackie Pinder were coconveners Doris Gavin handled publicity Carol Hand president Lois McCloskey vicepresident and Pauline Bebb treasurer also assisted The classes of 1941 and 1961 celberated anniversades at the reunion Graduates attended from Toronto London Lakefield Midland Alliston Penetang Kirkland Lake and Oshawa The reunion of the alumnae which was formed in the early 19005 is held every two years 200 attend reception Thornton couple celebrated their 40th anniversary on Sun day Sept 12th at reception attended by more than 200 relatives and friends Torrance and Jean Black were married in Trinity Unity Church Sept 12 1936 They farmed south of Thornton for 36 years before moving to Thorn ton in October 1972 and it was at their farm home now the home of son Wallace and daughterinlaw Isabel that the reception was held Mr and Mrs Black also have daughter Marion Mrs Harris of Barrie and three grandchildren Gordon and Sandra Harris and Edward Black Pouring tea for the occasion was Mrs ilelen Carr the brides sister and maid of honor sisterinllaw Mrs Lillian Black and cousin Mrs Helen Wallace Other members of the wed ding party in attendance were Arthur Black brother of the groom Neville Jamieson and Arthur Cooper ushers and Genevieve Jamieson the organist Guests attended from the local area as well as Ottawa Torontoand St Catharines family dinner and get together was held Saturday evening when Wallace and lsabel Black entertained 28 relatives at their home Craft sales featured at October Gift Fair ilandmade crafts by mem bers of the Simcoe County Arts and Traits Association will be featured at Gift Fair Oct 10 and 11 at the cultural wing of the Simcoc County Museum Midhurst From 10 am to pm each day the fair will feature arts candles ceramics hooking and needlework jewelry metalwork leathercraft pot tery rope arts spinning weav ing toys dolls and boutiques There will also be craft books for sale The idea of Gift Fair stemo med from the successful Quilt and Rug Fair last year More than 7000 visitors attended The primary goal of SCACA has been to promote arts and crafts in Simcoe County to preserve the pioneer crafts and to encourage new forms of arts and crafts The emphasis has always been on design and workman ship Free parking is available at the museum and at the Simcoc County Administration Centre Thanksgiving dinner will be served in the cafeteria in the centre Snacks will be served at stand in the museum Gift Fair conventrs include Eleanor Anderson chairman and Fran Shortt artistic con sultant Hon Belangcr is in charge of art Cheryl Lackic displays ar ticles Violet Brown boutique Rate Price candles lrene McNabb ceramics Joan Ashton hook and needle arts Mary Milne jewelry and metalwurk ra avanagtr leathcrwork anciMclklland pottery Erika Szymanis rope arts David Dusomc thread arts and arol rewe toys There will be aw for leather jewel box made by lara avanagh sterling silver necklace by Mary Milne and nemllosculptured loll by Renate Wcitzcnbaucr of Mid land Tickets will be sold zit the fair Draws will be made on the last day of the fair More than 50 attend party on anniversary More than 50 people came out Saturday for the 501h wedding anniversary party for Stanley and Lila ilalbert of Barrie The party was held at the home of the couples daughter Gwen and Jack Lennox 205 Jean St Tollcndal The couple were married Sept 29 1926 at the home of Mrs ilalberts parents Mr and Mrs Barry Jebb of tookstown Mr llalbcrt farmer all his life was born tmd raised in NewtonRobinson lie is the son of Mr and Mrs John ilalbert The couple moved to Barrie 25 years ago and are active members of the United hurcb of Canada Aside from Mrs Leiinox the Citlplt has one son Wallace of ookstown llicy have five Barbara Menczos heads band parents The Barrie North ollcgiatc Band parcnts association met Wednesday to elect new executive and review the schedule of events planned up to Christmas Barbara Mcnclcs was elected president The grade mothers are Itcncc Phillips Grade 10 Bobbie toultcr Grade 11 lrcnc ook Grade 12 and Mrs Foulis Grade 13 Ewart Leash tarol llclnicr and lillic lctty will be in charge of publicity June Rant scy is social convcnor Future band activities iii clude playing at graduation exercises Oct 22 participating in an exchange visit to Oshawa Nov 1213 and 14 the first con cert Nov lit noncomixuitivc band festival in Bellevillc Dec and the Christmas concert at Georgian ollcge Dec 12 grandchildren Mr ilalbcits brothers Gon don of NewtinRobinson and Grenville of Bradford and sister Stella Wiggins of itarric attended the party Gladys Wilson sister of Mrs ilalbcrt of ookstown and brother Douglas Jcbb of ookstowiL also attended The couple received many cards and gifts including coir gratulations from Prime Minister Trudeau Progressive onscrvutivc lcadcr Joc lzirk and Mll Art Evans tiMiilDSNIAN MIDLAND Ontario budsman Arthur Maloncy will hold public hearing here Thursday From 10 am to pm he will bear complaints about provincial government agencies tilNTY IIIIIIltl MlDiltlltS After hearing Complaints about poor meals in the cafeteria ut the Siincoe ounty administration buil ding Lloyd iridinim ltccvc of Sillltlldtllt township siiid prices may have to be raised ouncil rejected the suggestion that the cafeteria operator be sub sidizcd SANIA IAIIAIIIC Sllttilll Thc Stroud Youth Group plans to hold Santa Claus pilltttlt Saturday Dec 11 it 1230 p111 on Highway 11 Spokesman Jack Book told lnnisfil council he hits approval from the ministry of transimrtzition for tcinixuury closingof thcroud Allllli IltIIII MlllllllltSl Aftcr grczi dcbutc in iccciit months Sim coc ouiity council hits agreed to retain the auditing firm of Jillltll Goold and Elliott for $13000 this year ouncil was upset about bill for $18000 in W75

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