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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 1985-11-20, Page 5CHAMBERS DOMINION HARDWARE WROXETER Electrical and Mechanical work for farm or residential Service and Installationsat reasonable rates IN BUSINESS SINCE 1955 Circle Square Shopette convenience store BOTH STORES UNDER ONE ROOF 335-3265 Mon. -Sat. 8-6p.m. Closed 12 - 1 Wed. & Sat. Closeat5p.m. Snell's Grocery Limited Blyth -523-9332 $ FREE DRAW FOR CASH $ WITTIMINIMUM PURCHASE OF $10.00 RRST DRAW NOVEMBER 23 DIETRICH'S 100% WHOLE WHEAT BREAD 675g. .79 HOSTESS POTATO CHIPS ALL 200g. VARIETIES .99 RIDGWAYS FIVE O'CLOCK ORANGE PEKOE TEA 72's 1.99 NATURE VALLEY CHEWY GRANOLA BARS 225g. 1.89 NABISCO SHREDDIES CEREAL 800g. 2.79 NABISCO 100% BRAN CEREAL 450g. 1.49 POST BRAN FLAKES 400g. 1.09 GRANNY SMITH UNSWEETENED APPLEJUICE 48 oz. .99 MONARCH TEA BISK 1 kg. 1.79 NEW! DUNCAN HINES QUICK BREAD MIX 425g. 1.29 COUNTRY CROCK SOFT MARGARINE 1 1/2 1b. 1.69 SKIPPY SMOOTH OR CHUNKY PEANUT BUTTER 750g. 2.29 WELCH GRAPEJAM ORJELLY 500 ml. 1.59 MIRACLE WHIP SALAD DRESSING REG. OR LIGHT, 11. 2.49 E.D. SMITH KETCHUP 1 1. 1.99 VAN CAMP BEANS WITH PORK 14 oz. .69 MONEY'S MUSHROOM PIECES & STEMS 10 oz. .69 PREGO PLAIN OR WITH SPAGHETTI SAUCE MUSHROOMS 28 oz. 1.59 MAPLE LEAF FLAKES OF HAM OR TURKEY 184 g. 1.39 RED LABEL MACARONI & CHEESE DINNER 225 g. .39 RED LABEL CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP MIX 5 x 280 g. .79 RED LABEL ONION SOUPMIX 3 x 126g. 39 FRESH SHIPMENT! BEAT THE PRICE INCREASE EFFECTIVE NEXT WEEK CHEESE! IMPORTED FROM HOLLAND GOUDA MILD OR SPICED WHOLE ROUND APPROX. 10 lb. FOR 3.39 PER LB. OR "DELI CUT" AT 3.79 PER LB. MARY MILES WIENERS 450 g. 1.19 SWIFTS PREMIUM SLICED SIDE BACON 500 g. 1.99 RED LABEL SLICED SIDE BACON 500 g. 1.69 OLD MILL "DELI-SLICED" COOKED HAM PER LB. 1.99 CANADIAN QUEEN "DELI-SLICED" SPICED LUNCHEON MEAT OR MINCED HAM PER LB. 1.59 CANADIAN QUEEN S.P. COTTAGE ROLL 1/2 's PER LB. 1.59 *FESTIVE BAKING NEEDS- COMPARE &SAVE* REDPATH FINE GRANULATED WHITE SUGAR 2 kg. .99 REDPATH GOLDEN YELLOW SUGAR 2 kg 1.49 REDI SULK RED OR GREEN GLACED CHERRIES 450 g. 2.79 REDI BULK CUT MIXED FRUITOR PEEL 450 g. 1.69 WILLETT WALNUTS CHOPPED OR PIECES, 400 g. 2.79 WILLETT COCONUT DESSICATED OR SHREDDED 400 g. 1.79 WILLETT CURRANTS 375 g. .99 CHIPITS 400 g. BONUS PACK CHOCOLATE OR 350 g. BUTTERSCOTCH, ORANGE OR CHOC. MINT 2.49 REG. OR UNSWEETENED CHIPITS BAKING SQUARES 225 g. 2.39 KRAFT REG. OR FRUIT MINI MARSHMALLOWS 250 g. .79 DURHAM CORN STARCH 500 g. .63 COW BRAND BAKING SODA 500 g. .63 MAZOLA CORN OIL 750 ml. 2.29 RED LABEL SHORTENING 1 lb. .99 ROYALE FACELLE FACIALTISSUE 100's ROYALE BATHROOM TISSUE 4 ROLL PRONTO PAPER TOWELS 2 ROLL LIFEBUOY WHITE OR CORAL BAR SOAP 140 g. BATH SIZE DOWNY FABRIC SOFTENER 2 I. VIVID BLEACH FOR COLOURS 2 I. GLAD GARBAGE BAGS 26" x 36" BOX OF 40 OP CHOICE DOG FOOD BEEF FLAVOUR 2 kg. .89 1.49 .99 .59 3.29 2.79 5.99 3.49 ialouts GRAPES PER LB. .33 PER LB. .89 SUNKIST NAVEL 0 RANG ES 163's U.S. CAN. NO. 1 HEAD LETTUCE ONT. NO. 1 CARROTS PER DOZ. .95 EACH .79 2 LB. .39 THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1985. PAGE 5. W.I. hears about wife-beating DARLENEFREEMAN Darlene Freeman, daughter of Merle and Sharon Freeman, Brus- sels, graduated with honours November 1, 1985 from a one year Medical Secretarial Course at Lougheed Business College in Kitchener. Darlene is currently employed by Dr. K. P. McSweeny in Waterloo. Letters Continued from page 4 for g et the past. I think a word of thanks is fittin g to Mrs. Evelyn Kennedy for keepin g the Post goin g for as long as she did after her husband, Roy, passed away. Now for the future, I would wish you the best of luck with "Our Paper". But as a Christian Ifeel that there is no "good luck" possible without the blessing of the Lord. So we shall keep praying for you as we have in the past, that our God will give His blessing on our new paper. Let us all take the chorus of our National Anthem seriously, "God keep our land, g lorious and free" and let us also refrain from usin g the name of our God andJesus in vain. But instead, use them only as intended in prayer and praise. In closin g I wish you and your staff the very best in the future. May your paper fill any real need in the communities it serves. SINCERELY YOURS, GERALD EXEL THE EDITOR: This is in reply to the letter from Mr. Bateman, Ethel and yourself about whether W. H. Kerr was the first editor of the Brussels Post. (note it's W.H. not N.H.) The McGillicuddy Bros. were editors in the late 1870's in a building which no longer exists, behind the Brussels 5 - $1.00 store. My grandfather W. H. Kerr took over the paper in 1882 the year before he was married but I have never found any clippings to say whether it was that building or the one on main street. SINCERELY MARY HELEN [KERR] TURVEY BLUEVALE THE END IS COMING lob F Free circulation of THE CITIZEN ends Dec. 30 Don't missasingle issue. SUBSCRIBE TODAY Only $12.00 (Regularly$15.00) The Majestic Women's Institute of Brussels met on Wednesday afternoon in the library. The president, Peggy Cudmore, presided. A moment's silence was observed in memory of the late Mrs Lulu Kerr, who had been a W.I. member for many years. Leona Armstron g and Mar garet McLeod convenors of Education and Cultural Activities, were in char g e of the prog ram. Leona Armstrong introduced the g uest speaker. Mrs. Debbie Selkirk, of Lucknow, who spoke on "Wife Abuse and Family Violence". The motto "Sharin g is Givin g " was given by Leona Armstron g . The roll call "a good characteristic of your spouse" was well responded to. Kathy Bridge and Joan Jacobs will be the leaders for the Home Decorating Course. Phone them if you wish to take the course. The committee in charge of the next card party to be held on December 3 at 8 p.m. consists of lona Moore, Marie McTa gg art, Edna McLellan and lla McLarty. The December meetin g of the Majestic W.I. will be held on Thursday, December 12 at 12:30 noon and will begin with a pot luck dinner. Members are asked to brin g dishes, a guest, gift ex- change and donations for the shut-in boxes. Eveyln Mair and Leona Arm- strong gave interesting reports of the Guelph Area W.I. convention held in St. A g atha. Miss Karen Knight was the W.I.'s candidate for the Queen of the Fair contest. Karen won the contest and is now Brussels' Fair Queen. Karen gave her winnin g speech.