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My name is Naomi Due -
nin. I was eight years old on
September 5.
My friend and I went to
Marineland to celebrate my
birthday.
Bye for now,
Naomi.
Brownie
leaders
needed
TIC, BITS
Joanna Buchanan
The First and Fourth
Goderich Brownie Packs are
in desperate need of leaders
and cannot start their
meetings until these leaders
are found. Perhaps some of
the parents of the girls would
be interested?
The First Goderich Pack
meets Wednesday evenings
at North Street United
Church and the Fourth
Goderich Pack meets
Thursday evenings in Vic-
toria School.
You don't need training to
be a leader; just show an
interest and the training will
come later 'on the job'. ••
Please help keep these two
packs from folding. You will
receive lots of assistance.
Contact Sylvia Brady at 524-
6824 for further information.
Being a Brownie leader can
be a rewarding experience.
Zurich
does it
•
again
ZURICH - The tiny village
has done it again. For the
18th consecutive year it has
hosted a successful bean
festival. Organizers
estimate the population of
the village mushroomed
from the usual 900 to a street -
filling mass of humanity
numbering around 20,000,
about the same as in the past
few years.
Visitors began lining up for
e sausage and pancake
breakfast shortly after 7
a.m. Mahlon Martin,
president of the Zurich
Minor Athletic Association,
which provided the chefs,
estimated he and his crew
served between 850 and 900
meals. The hungry early
risers demolished 225 pounds
of sausage, 160 pounds of
pancake mix and eight
gallons of maple syrup.
The latecomers were still
mopping up the last traces of
the maple syrup with the last
piece of thick golden pan-
cake when the Festival
kitchen team began dishing
out the first of its famous
bean dialers. More than
8,000 dinners were served
before the kitchen closed
down at 7 p.m. People began
lining up again early Sunday
morning to purchase left-
over beans. They were soon
sold out.
Celebrate
.
re -opening
GRAND BEND - The
pollution problem at the
beaches in the Grand Bend
area is all but cleared up.
Grand Bend Reeve Bob
Stiffen said there was an
official announcement on
August 26 that the main
beach was no longer posted
for heavy pollution.
Mr. Sharon said there
were about 1,500 people on
the beach on August 7,r, when
the announcement was made
over a public address
system. That number is
Indicative of the rebound in
business the village ex-
perienced over the weekend.
The reeve said business was
up "considerably" by all
accolade.
SPECIALPRICES IN EFFECT FROM
WED. SEPT. 7 THRU TUES. SEPT. 13
PRODUCE SPECIALS EXPIRE SAT. SEPT. 10
/kg
Ib.
•
CUT FROM THE LOIN -GRADE 'A' BEEF
SIRLOIN
STEAK 1°
6/..
.99 Z.99
SCHNEIDERS VACUUM PACKED
RING BOLOGNA_ 5.49,kg249b.
PRIDE OF CANADA MINI ROUND
DINNER HAM .FOOKED 6.15/kg2.79..
MAPLE LEAF SLICE & FRY
SAUSAGE MEAT ROLL 5M9 1.59
FULL CUT
BONELESS
ROUND STEAKS
5492.419
BOTTOM
OUTSIDE ROUND
ROAST OR STEAK
549249
/kg lb
MAPLE LEAF
VEAL STEAKETTES 750 g 3.59
SCHNEIDERS LIFESTYLE -5 VARIETIES
TURKEY MEATS 125g 1.39
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BONELESS
RUMP
ROAST
5.93249
BONELESS
SIRLOIN TIP
ROAST OR STEAK
•15 •79
/kg Ib.
MEDIUM
GROUND
BEEF
3.95 '.79
/kg lb
STORE SLICED
PRIDE, OF CANADA ROUND
DINNER HAM
5.49„9
2.49,e
BONELESS SWI: PICKLED
MAPLE .EAF
COTTAGE ROLL
4.» 1.119
SCHNEIDERS SWT. PICKLED
CORNMEALED
BACK BACON
'.693.9
/kg lb
SANOWICK
fIIMF14FRYAR
MEAT SPREAD
1.19
250 g
ROLL
SCHNEIDERS FAMILY PACK
BURGERS
1 kg29SIZE •
STORE SLICED
SCHNEIDERS JUMBO.
9.46,.9
SUMMER SAUSAGE 4.29,0
COIL STYLE
MAPLE LEAF
3.95,k.
POLISH SAUSAGE 179.A
MAPLE LEAF
SLICED
COOKED HAM
g5G9 ti9
REGULAR OR ALL BEEF..
COUNTRY GOLD
WIENERS
454
e�f.49
COUNTRY GOLD -5 VAR.
SLICED
COOKED MEATS
175 g $90
BURNS LINT( STYLE
PORK & BEEF
BREAKFAST
SAUSAGE
3.73 ',69
CANADA NO. 1 GRADE
THIS YEAR'S CROP
CANADA NO. 1 GRADE
CRISP GREEN
ONTARIO
CABBAGE
'TENDER WHITE PROD. OF CALIFORNIA
ONTARIO
MUSHROOMS
PROD. OF S. AFRICA
BRANNY SMITH
APPLES AFNAANDCAY
PROD. OF U.S.A. CAN. NO. 1
SPANISH TYPE
ONIONS
4.15/kg
.881 b.
1.96/k.
89!
tOS/kg
49t.
TOKAY
1 62 / k g
GRAPES °No, L19„
PROD. OF ONT. CAN. NO. 1
GREEN SWEET
PEPPERS 6/89°
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PRODUCT OF U.S.A.
FRESH
SPINACHOO.
RK G
PROD. OF ONT. CAN. NO. 1
FRESH
CARROTS
HUNCH
49?
FOR HOME OR OFFICE
BOSTON
FERN 6 P„
COUNTRY OVEN
16 OZ. SIZE
CHUNKY STYLE
CHEESE BREADI.25
4.99
FOR HOME OR OFFICE
16 OZ. SIZE
BRAN BREAD 59#
DIEFFEN
19?
BACHIA 6 POT
4.29
FRESH BAKED
DINNER ROLLS 69#