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SYRUP 400m1 '1.29
Swifts Premium 1 '
CANNED ibinams 2.99
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TOMATO SOUP
Red Rose Orange Pekoe TEA
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TOWELS
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SALTED
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14 oz. .1 79
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SUPER! • R MEAT SPECIALS
Fresh Utility Grade
ROASTING „564,1 Dag
CHICKENS Wit,
CHICKEN
(Backs Attached)
LEGS Y3(b
Schneiders sliced
Vac Pak l's
3 lb. avg. Vac Pak Schneides Smoked
COTTAGE ROLLS
Schneiders Blue Ribbon
BOLOGNA
Schneiders Mini Sizzler
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9.49
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WIENERS
500 g, 17 1/2
SIDE BACON 500 g. 17 1/2 oz. pkg.
Tasters Choice
INSTANT
COFFEE
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Regular
8 oz. jar
INSTANT
PUDDINGS
Palmolive
LIQUID
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VEGETABLES 3/4
89t,
BRAN FLAKES 40 0 78(
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QUAKER OATS 4 1 • 55
1. 5 lb. bag $ .49 •
10 oz. bag •59( •
394
394
bakery buys
WestOns White or Brown
PROTEIN
BREAD 240z. loaf 6%
iOHUT SMACKS $1 • 19
superior Enriched
3/4
24 ozioaf
BREAD .69
I Taillifer Brand
$ HEAD CHEESE sliced or piece lb. 0
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BEEF BURGERS) kg. 2.2 lbs pkg.
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SUMM SAGE 1124,119
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,Odds-'n ends
Art table napping
By ELAINE TOWNSHEND
Nothing: makes a person
feel more boring than to.
have g, dinner companion fall
asleep et, the table. Reacting
to the situation requires tact,
and nodding off needs a
certain knack as well,
You can lean over the
culprit's ear and bark,
"Wake up and go to sleep
right!" However, you risk. a:
fist in the face at worst and a,
lap full of hot coffee at best,
In an attempt to be more
.4tIatitable•,, you may con.,
vince yourself it wasn't your
company that bored him to
sleep; he was just overly
tired. You may even decide,
to. rescue, the cup of tea.
from. his hand, tints saving
him from a possible
\ scalding.
If the two of you are not
alone,. ygli may take Wagers
On hOwleng hecanlast before
The COUNTRY BAKER
is pleased that
over 500
people sampled his baking at
Midnight Madness.
He looks forward to your
continued patronage.
COUNTRY
BAKERY
367 Main St.,
Exeter
235-2525
falling off the chair,
You can be more un-
:eernstity and urginghurygwinagkihn waking, hi to
finish his meal and lie down
in safety. Or, you can ignore
the whole thing. Better yet,
you can sit back and enjoy
the phenomenon because
there is a certain art to
sleeping at the table.
The intellectual remains
erect with- his chin resting
comfortable on his, chest and
his eye glasses slipping to
the tip of his nose. A back
may be held in his left hiod
and :a fork in the right.
The cocky, type folds his
hands behind his head,
stretches his legs under the
table and pushes back in his
chair until the front legs left •
off the floor. This is the most
interesting type to bet on.
You can calculate how far he
can lean until the chair top-
ples backwards.
The devil-may-care
.napper holds the coffee mug
in his hand in mid-air, even MR. AND MRS. EUGENE CLARKE
though his head bobs up and Laurie Shipman, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Garnet Shipman,
down in a continuous battle Exeter, caw( Eugene Clarke, son of Mr-and Mrs. Fred Walters,
to keep the sandman away. Exeter, mird,united in marriage. Friday, October 17, 1980 by A sleepy soul may try Rev, James Fprsythe in Exeter United Church, Maid of Honor disguibehis plight. You think ,;vas Bonnie' Baynham and bridesmaids were Gail Stuhbe,
he's either studying his Plate sister of. the' bride, Sue Zachar and Cindy Fisher. Best Man of food , closely or he's very, was Jeff, Darling and ushers were Gary Shipman, Glenn
shortsighted. Only when his Shipman and. Bob Clarke, brother of the groom. After a
nose buries itself in the honeymocin in the Bahamas, Laurie and Eugene are residing
mashed potatoes do you in Exeter, Photo by Brad Baynham
realize he's catching forty
lie down. His head jerks, his ago. Rarm-gate price i
lips curl, "I'm not sleepy!" creased approximately 1'
he snaps. per lb. The price of chicken
Someone , who is less at the retail level increased
worried about his image, 4' per lb.,.,wbile the farm-shoves the, plate', cup and gate price Wiciii.gli up 3.5,,per
lb silvetWare out of the way ,,, t . and buries his head in his Retail price of turkey arms with a sigh of, "To
heck with it!" But the typical person who
falls asleep at the table nodded off bnt he'll never ,
ers the Jable
to,"I iiasirt
1 4tist::testfng ..„
-November 3.
meeting was, held, at the
'Pentecostal Church
Kooks answer questions
'Andrea Pearce started the
the Cooking Kook's last
by .PAR11140' McBRIDE
and thqn.Pa ttY IVASniea read
Pledge, We did the Roll. Call
meeting.
the minutes .of the last
Meeting with the 4.*fi
We discussed what was go^
.
"YOU CAN. AFFORD TO BAKE' YOUR OWN FRUITCAKE"
BULK -BAKER'S
. CHRISTMAS BAKE SALE . I
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CHOPPED $249 WALNUTS 450 g.
* COMPARED TO•NATIONAL:BRANDS
- $4.59 VALUE
BRAN 450,2/89t
* COMPARED TO NATIONAL BRANDS
--- $1.47 VALUE ,
GLACED .CUT $ 4 99
MIXED FRUIT 680 9. I
* COMPARED TO NATIONAL BRANDS
- $3.59 Value
.GL
RED/
ACED
GREEN, OR MIXED $299
CHERRIES . 45° g * COMPARED TO NATIONAL BRANDS
$3.99 VALUE ,.........
CUT MIXED . $ 1 69
PEEL 450 g.
* COMPARED TO NATIONAL BRANDS
-$2,49 VALUE
SEEDLESS SULTANA OR THOMPSON
RAISINS . . $, 88 900 g • M.
„, COMPARED TO NATIONAL /BRANDS
' - $3.49 VALUE
CHOCOLATE ' $29,
FLAVOURED •
CHIPS 900 g.
*COMPARED TO NATIONAL BRANDS '
--- $3.49 VALUE
,
BAKING , $ 1 39
. GUMS 500 g II ..
* COMPARED TO NATIONAL BRANDS
' - $1.73 VALUE
PECANS • $269
1/2's or Pc's 1225'g ,
*COMPARED TO NATIONAL BRANDS'
- $3.25 VALUE
PURE COCOA$\ 99
400 g. Size
-,! COMPARED TO NATIONAL BRANDS
COCOA $4.74
BLANCHED ;!: $2 69' ALMONDS 225 g. ,
SLICED, SLIVERED OR GROUND'
* COMPARED TO NATIONAL BRANDS
- $3.25 VALUE
HOT CHOCOLATE
MIX '400 g. Size - $ 1 "
* COMPARED TO NATIONAL BRANDS
- HOT CHOCOLATE $2.31 •
* Compared to National
Bulk;-Baker Sizes.
-A & H
PRICES
Mon.
Brands means the National Brands Regular Retail Plices in e quivalent weights to
AVAILABLE ONLY AT '
SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET
390 MAIN ST., EXETER • .
EFFECTIVE UNTIL Closing Nov. 15, 1980 •
- Wed. 8-6 Thurs., Fri., 8-9 Sat. 8-6
winks. •
The stubborn napper props Food ,basket cost his elbow on the table. He • •
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plate or at his companion, He
pretends to be listening goes higher again fixes a glazed stare on his ' • " ,„, ••
intently. •
Thi§ tends , to be adangerous The retail price of beef in-
pose because one slip of an creased from $2.63 per lb. in September to $2,64 in Oc-
elbow can cause a plate to tober, Thelarit-gate. price
splatter on the floor. You decreased :12"q per lb. The watch his eyes become slits, retail price'of pork was up 2' You kindly suggest he should per lb. from $1.73 a inonth
never knows •what happenedttiadmit it.
until his chin hits his chest or jUst
his fork hits his plate. A stiff ' riaPPeq,
neck, sore elbovv and sloPpetl. s)ee
coffee may hint that 'he thy
For the month of October,
the retail value of the OFA
Food Basket was $38.97, up
31' from September and
$4.95 from 'Octoberi. 1979.
The farm-gate price was
$22.11, an increase of 3' from
September and $2.38 from
• last October. The farm-
retail spread has risen from
$14.29 last October to $16.86
this month, an increase of
18%. The farm-retail spread
is the' cost to the consumer
of processing, packaging,
,distributing, and tnerchan-
" dising
dropped 20' per lb. during '
Thanksgiving. The farm-
gate price moved up 1.5' per
lb. over last month. Egg
prices moved up 2' p,er dozen
both at the retail and farm-
gate levels.
WO on at Achievement' Day'
and when it was being held,.
.Next we made up and
answered questions from
our bookleth. •