The Brussels Post, 1981-04-01, Page 6Clinton Hospital where he a broken hip; we wish him
has spent several weeks with ( more improvement each day,
SILK WEDDING BOUQUETS
Any style, any colour.
Reasonable prices.
Levina Yule
R.R. 1, Monkton 356-2427
KNECHTEL KNECHTEL ROTH
CARNATION
TATER
• GEMS 2 LB. BAG
6ENERAL mius
95 .99
STORE HOURS: FOOD MARKET
MON. TUES. & WED. 9-6 P.M.
THURS. & FRI. 9-9 P.M.
SATURDAY 9.6 P.M.
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT
TO LIMIT QUANTITIES
SEAFORTH EVERY WEDNESDAY
IS SENIOR CITIZENS
DAY! 5% DISCOUNT
ON ORDER OR FREE
DELIVERY.
CUT FROM CAN. GRADE A BEEF
BLADE OR SHORT RIB
ROASTS LB. 1.49 me 1149
CROSS CUT
RIB
ROASTS Lal N79
• SCHNEIDERS
WIENERS
1 LB. PKG.
MEATY
BLADE
STEAKS
SCHNEIDERS POUCH PAK
-SAUERKRAUT .99
900 ML PKG.
SCHNEIDERS
MINI DELI
CHUBS 250 GR. 14 59
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STEAKETTES 1.89
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MINI 500 GR. PKG.
SIZZLERS 1.99
1.29
th1.59
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500 GR. PKG.
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500 GR. PKG.
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COOKED
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SCHNEIDERS
SAUSAGE
ROLLS,
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QUICHE 200 GR.
LORRAINE 1.29
SCHNEIDERS
3 VARIETIES
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NAM
HOMEMADE STYLE
BY THE PIECE
HEAD
CHEESE
1.79
1.99 SOO GR. PKG.
1.99 L. 1.89
1.09
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CABBAGE
w 39 EACH
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PROD. USA CAN. NO. 1
1 n 49 EACH
ONT. GROWN NO. I
COOKING
ONIONS
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.69
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MACINTOSH
APPLES
3 LB. BAG
PROD. OF MEXICO
V CI NAEN, RINP EO. N Ei D
TOMATOES
599 LB.
.99
MAXWELL HOUSE
GROUND
COFFEE
1 lb. BAG
HIGHLINER HADDOCK
FISH &
CHIPS
16 OZ. PKG.
BUTTER
TARTS
PKG. OF 10
2.49 1.09 1.19
.55 ZEST
WESTONS CHOCOLATE
SWISS
ROLLS PKG OF 4
WESTONS DETERGENT 2009
SANDWICH
SHORTENING 2.69
RsCd
BREAD 24 oz. LOAVES 39 L
LIBBY'S
ZOODLES OR
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HEAD & SHOULDERS
14 OZ TINS SHAMPOO 175 wiL1.89
PKG OF 3
BATH SOAP 1.69
IVORY 1 .79 LIQUID
LITRE
SUPER SAVERS
KRAFT DINNER
MACARONI & CHEESE
225 Gr.
3/1.00
KLEENEX 100's
FACIAL TISSUE
2/.89
KLEENEX 150's
CHUBBIES
2/.89
KLEENEX
YELLOW OR WHITE
PAPER TOWELS
2 ROLL PKG.
.99
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A6 - THE BRUSSELS POST, APRIL 1, 1981
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Walton gets pay phone
Correspondent
MRS. ALLAN MCCALL
887-6677
The Tuesday night euchr9
held in the community hall,
had 10 tables in play, Prize•
winners were for high lady-,
Mrs. Lawrence Ryan; low-
Mrs. Nelson Reid; lone
hands- Mrs. Rena Watt,
Blyth; Mens high- Hugh
Rinn, low- Bert Shobbrook,
Londesboro; lone hands-
Cliff Ritchie; Institute hos-
tesses were: Mrs. Keith
Rock; Mrs. Viola Kirkby;
Mrs. H. Craig and Mrs. H.
H u'die. There will be
another euchre in April 7,
with the Dessert Euchre
scheduled for April 21.
NEW PUBLIC PHONE
INSTALLED
A public pay phone was
installed at the entrance of
the dining room at the Wal-
ton Inn last Tuesday mor-
La Leche League of
Belgrave met at the home of
Wendy Hogenbirk, Belgrave
on March 17th, to discuss
"Family and the Breastfed
Baby". Thanks to the many
mothers who took out
memberships or gave
donations, as LLL now has 45
books pertaining to breast-
feeding, childbirth, family,
and nutrition in its library, as
well as about 100 reprints
available for loan. Wendy
Neufeld, Librarian, added
"Having a Cesarean Baby"
to the library, and explained
how the lending library
works.
A look at. LLL was taken
through the Leaven and LLL
News, celebrating our
JubiLLLee Year. Just as it
comes as a surprise to many
of us to find out how much
there is to know about
something as natural as
breastfeeding, it may come
as something of a surprise to
learn how much there is to
know about something that
looks as simple as La Leche
League.
LLL exists to serve each
individual mother who seeks
us out wanting to know more
about breastfeeding and the
special kind of mothering
that is so much a part of it.
We are able to reach out and
help mother and babies
through our Leaders -
devoted women who are first
and foremost mothers, but
also experts in the field of
breastfeeding. Leaders are
official representatives of La
Leche League, the world's
leading authority on breast-
feeding.
Discussion was opened-
with helpful hints for families
when the newborn comes
home. Barbara Kerr, Leader,
then introduced Birtha a new
birthing doll. Cesarean birth
was reviewed, followed by -a
description of natural child-
birth by Jeanette Harris.
Effects of individual child-
birth experiences were re-
lated in view of their in-
fluences on ease of
mothering in the first month
at home. Ideas on keeping the
lines of communication open
with husband and siblings
were shared. The discussion
was closed with •an anecdote
of a four year old's view of
the best three things - cook-
ies for kids, nursing for
babies, and love for mothers.
Charge laid
after collision
Russel Adams, 78, of R.R.
2, Gorrie has been charged
with failing to yield the
right-of-way after an ac-
cident at the corner of
Turnberry and Mill Streets in
Brussels on Friday.
Wingham O.P.P report
that Eva Harrison of Listowel
52, was driving south on
Turnberry Street and Mr.
Adams was coming off Mill
Street when the collision
oceured.
There was $100 damage to
the Harrison vehicle and
approximately $400 to the
Adams vehicle.
ning. It is the first for this
small village and should be
handy for those needing to
phone after the business
hours or any time of the day.
PERSONALS
Master Ron Stevenson and
Steve Fritz spent part of
Tuesday and overnight into
Wednesday with their school
chum Michael Axtmann at
his parents home, Mr. and
Mrs, Jim. Axtmann, McKil-
, lop Twp. where the boys
participated in the making of
Maple Syrup. Mr. and Mrs.
Herb Traviss accompanied
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Huether
and John to Lakeland, Flor-
ida for the winter break
week.
Steven Huether spent the
week skiing at Mont Ste.
Anne, Quebec with other
friends from the surrounding
area.
Paul Humphries who is
La Leche League
hears about natural,
Cesarean birth
JACOBS SADDLERY
is doting.
Would anyone with articles in the store
please come and get them on Saturday;
April 4th?
Thank you for your patronage
JOAN AND MALCOLM JACOBS
AND FAMILY
attending limber College in
Toronto spent the week-end
at the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. William
Humphries.
The Walton Institute en-
tertained at the Callendar
Nursing Home in Brussels on
Wednesday afternoon cele-
brating with those that had
birthdays in. March.
Mr. Jim Shortreed has
returned to Huyonview from
,.Every week more and more
people discover what mighty
jobs are accomplished by low
cost Post Want Ads. Dial
Brussels 887-6641.