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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1983-09-28, Page 6s 1 HIIIRQrl F„XPosiT ' i ;$E 'tg nER 220, ,1883,` ... •.I,., ..., .. ,:....,, , . , .....E • • oamoor BE.' • o ROOTS N VEGETABLES, Tfi!itwltosa: Bronchi EMpey, Mary Flnlanen, pruslllrl Lelto11. Cherry (omottte -Wayne 'Hadgee, Jean Drager, BrendaEmppy. Oni,bns-Jam 'Draper, Marx Fotheringham. Multi. plleronlona,lean-Oreger. Cucumbere - Brandy Empey, Irene Kelly, Jean preger, 'RCM -Mg cucujnpers - Joan Stewart, Jean Draggy, (vIT§, Audrey MCL (r. Cucumbers -Audrey M0• Lelk Mary Fotheringham, Jan Draper. White beans -Mary Fother- ingham Rita Moylan. Butter beans: Mary Fotheringham.' Kidney beans - Mary Fotheringham. Plckllfl beets - Mary Fotheringham, Brenda Empey, Audrey McLean. Table beets- Audrey McLean, Carrots -Mary Fo(herlDp- harp. Carrots, short- brusllla Leitch, Mary Fotheringham., Peppers: Joan Stewart, Rita Moylan. Fall 'cabbage• Jean Draper, Brenda Empey. Winter cabbage -Mary Fotheringham. Red cabbage -Mary Fotheringham, Druid - Ha Leitch. Field corn - Elizabeth Stewart, Jean Drager, Gall Huglll. 5 cobs o1 popping corn -Jean Drager, Mary Fotheringham. Pepper squaah- Drusflla Leitch, Jean Dreyer, Brenda Empey. Hubbard squash -Rita Moy- lan, Joan Stewart, Audrey McLean. Butternut squash -Audrey McLean, JoanItStewart, Mary Fotheringham. A.O.V. squash -Jean Drager, Drusllla Leitch. Citron striped- Jean Draper, Anna Dolmage, Joan Stewart. Pie pumpkins -Edith Bell, Jean Drager, Mary Fotheringham, Field pumpkins Mary Fotheringham. Red potatoes - Brenda Empey, Mary Finlayson, Jean Drager. Any other kind, - • Jean Drager. Largest petato - Gall Huglll. Largest pumpkin -Ken Gemmell. Col- lection of corn -Jean Drager, Mary Fotheringham. Collection of squash - Joan Stewart, Mary Fotheringham. Collection of onions, Jean Drager. WILLIAMS - STINNISSEN. Ida Anne Stinnissen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Stinnissen, of Seaforth and John Williams, son of Rev. and Mrs. Robert Williams of Currie were married Sept. 24 at the Currie United Church. Matron of honor was Dianne Stinnissen, of Kitchener and bridesmaids were Clare Smith, of Stratford and Margaret Williams, of Hamilton. Marco Macellin, of Ingersoll was the groomsman and ushers were Jim Moon, of London and Arnie Stinnissen, of Kitchener. Guests attended from Holland, Wawa and Toronto. Rev, Robert Williams officiated. The reception took place .at the Berkshire Club in London. After their wedding trip to Northern Ont., the couple will reside in London. (Photo by Phillips) r. . Cotlecttbn ofy NO, ProcIUoe'Joan Stewart, Jean IXapiir, Anna Dol- maQe,Irene lSetly. Moat6polnte.1 yr.. Subscription to The HUroq'Expositor-Joan"Drayer. Mat pointe-$5400"fVOm M. Fother- Ingham,-40an Drager. ARTS 81 CRAFTS SECTION R . 51111 fJta-VIol0. Harper, Eva Joyce Laing. Landeeape: Viola Harper, Eva Joyce Laing. trandapape-Arian Haley, Eva Joyce Laing. Any subject chari2tal Ink pastel -Brian HeleY, Elizabeth Yeatea, 81(1111feell - Elizabeth Yeatea. Landscape with buildings, wow - colour pastel, acrylic- Paul Haley. Any subject charcoal, Ink pastel -Elspeth Yates. Luncheon cloth 45" plain - Viola Harper, 1 pr. pillow cases.Vlola Harper Miss L. Evans. Ceramic figurine under 30 cm. stained- Pat 'bettor', 'Barbara Miller, Mary McClure. Ceramic figur- ine under 30 cm,,g .zed- Pat, Dalton, E.J. Laing, Dlannp.Weed.. Ceramic object .special effects -Pat Dalton, BrendyPyllman, E.J. Laing. Ceramic Item °tallied, Bonnie Glanville, Barb- ara MIlier,,Pat Dalton, Ceramic Item crystal glazed-E.J, Laing, Mary Mc- Clure, o-Clure, Pel Dalton. Hand made doll not over 15" dressed In named national costume -Pat Dalton. Ladles purse knitted or crochet -Flora DOW8On, Mrs. L. Evens. Tote bag any' material • Christine Scott. Tote bag of needle point on plaster canvas -Leone Rowel, Marg McCowan, Needlepoint box on piaster canvas -Leone Rowel, Corsage of silk flowers -Helen Nott, Flora Dowsan, Marlon Gordon. Door decoiatlon•Brenda Pullilian; Marp McCown. Handmade shower gift- AnnA Dolmege, Ted Melady, Regina Whyte. Any Other -craft- Ted Meledy, Marg., McGowan, Brenda Empey. Special winner DO and'010 55.00 each by Leone Rowatt- Christine Scoll, Leone Rowel. 1 skein of handapun yarn -Tony Vos, H. Baan, Mary MctAsod. 1 skeinbl handapun yarn, wool, nature dyed -Tony Voa, H. Boon. 1 skein et handapun yarn other than wool -H. Boon, Tony Vos. Knitted article from handapun yarn -Tony Vol), H. Boon, M. McLeod. Crocheted article -Tony Vos. Woven article Irom handspun yarn -`Tony Vos. Most brlgl- nal wall hanging made ort a frame lopm-Christine Scott. Collection of 5 small skeins natured dyed yarn- H. Boon, Tony Vas. Hand woven cushion - Christine Scott, M. McLeod. 4 hand woven place mats -Christine Scott. ' 'Betty Bach • $10.00 most pointe section 4- Tony Vos. Leone Rowel 510.00 most pointe 0001100 R -E -iTony Vos. • HOME ECONOMICS SECTION White breed•Brenda Pullman, Ethel Dennis, Kay O'Rourke. Whole wheal -Ethel Dennis, Coffee cake - Ethel Dennis, Raisin bread -Ethel Dennis, Seaferth Institute $5.00 most paints class 1 -4 -Ethel Dennis. Arva Flour Mille class 2 collection of flour -Ethel. Pentyls. Angel cakd, unlced-Lots Moore, Brenda Pullnjan, Mrs. L. Evans. Chocolate layer cake -Doreen Wurdetl, Irene Kelly,, Kay O'Rourke. Banana u'ce win' Byer aktr o)i Hodgert,' Brenda Pullman, Irene Kelly. Carrot cake - Mary Fotheringham, Jane Vlncknt, traria Kelly. Light fruit cake 404 - Mary Fotheringham. VB dale and nut loaf -Mary Fotheringham. 1h carrot loaf -Mary Fotheringham, Irene Kelly, Cols Hodgert. vs lemon toaf-Mary Fotheringham, Leta Hodltert, Irene Kelly, Zucchini loaf -plane Wood, Mary Fotheringham, Mary MbClure.'h laf friendship cake -Gall Huglll, Ma1'y Fotheringham, Mary Chappel. 1Qpa1 poi, le 5.14-Weoton'e Bakery- Mary Fotheringham. 5 chocolate brownie', Aced -Mary Fotheringham, Brenda Pullman. 5 oatmeal drop cookie*, baked -Gell Huglll, Mary Fothering- ham; Brenda Pulimap. 5 ginger Oh1i.rdo:d8lmhACttyrtls0O812;P1 0atyee-ureyMcll r Mille most points class Mary Fotherlryghem Seaforth Ty, 5 la. ,butter class 18 - Audte McLean. 14" piece raisin ple- Keyf�'Rourke. Audrey McLlwalin, Iro, Kelly. 14" piece epple°ple, no spl +;Audrey McUwa)n, Irene telly. Manor residents enjoy'fall #air't grade ss Norma Streets en - ed an outing on Sunday her friend IMA. •Phyllis Mr. Oscar Noll of Palmer - on visited with his wife MReeth Noll. rs. Dorothy Engel R.N. stook Mrs. Maxine Elliott, Mr. Sid Pearson and Mr. Alfie Sykes for an outing Sunday to her cottage. They stopped to visit Maxine's sister at Wingham and also her father at the Lucknow Nursing Home. Dorothy treated her guests at the restaurant. Mrs. Gladys Ruston spent Sunday at her home in Stratford. Visiting with Mr. Kelly Lamont was Miss Mary Lamont of Goderich. Mr. Lennie Bloomfield at - Residents of Seaforth Health Care Facility watched the fall fair parade from Clarence Maloney's lawn and commented that it was a good parade. A decorated car was also driven in the parade with passengers former Mc- Killop Township residents Mr. and Mrs. Robt. McClure Mrs. Marguerite Shell and Miss Norma Streets. A num- ber of residents accompanied by Mary Finlayson and Lav- erne Nigh also attended the fair Friday afternoon. Mr. Wayne Hedges who is pres- ently confined to Seaforth Community Hospital won four prizes on exhibits at the fair. Worship service was held on Wednesday afternoon at 2 p.m. conducted byRev. Archie Robertson of Bethel Bible Church, Special music was provided by Mr, and Mrs. Mervyn Lobb of Clinton with Mrs. Lobb as pianist for the hymns. This month is the start of our fall worship services and next Wednes- day willbe communion serv- ice with Rev. J. Van Slyke of Northside United Church. Rev. T. Duke had visitation Thursday morning and at- tended inservice, Mr. C.S. Thornton admin istrator and Mrs. Anne Helen D.O.C. attended the Ontario Nursing Home Conventios held at, the Constellatio s Hotel, Toronto last week. PERSONALS ' Mr. Wm. Scott was visited by his sisters Misses Ina and Ellen Scott of Lofidon and his niece Mrs. Ken Scott of Brucefield. Anis Fleur 1411111. atoll points rIOM 20.24 -Audrey Mollwaln. 5 butler Iarte:Audrey MFLiwtiin, L*.ureas Regale, Peps Perkin.. IT b4ked lam (arta- dlth puntop, GaII Huglll, Irene ' Kelly. * bran muffin with fruit -Kay O'Rourke, Ole Hodgen, Helen Nott, Seatorth Creamery, 51be. butter - 1st prlie clasp 28 - Lois Hgdgen. Cake suitable for, bridal slower -Ruth Town- send, IreneK0lly, Most points Section _ M frim Sills Hardware $10, $5 •Mari Fotheringham, Irene Kelly. ' ' W. Neilson Special -Irene Kelly, Doran Wardell, LolaHodgert• Crispy ,Flake Special -Audrey MOLlwaln. Baked Bean Special -Dorothy Hays, Lauren° Regale, Ruth Townsend. tended the Seatorth Fall Fair on Saturday with, his sister Lauvine and others from Goderich. Mrs. Ria Voogel accomp- anied by her husband Ted Voogel and -son of Grand Bend attended the fair Satur- day afternoon. Mrs. Dawn Riley of our nursing staff took Mrs, El - mina Kemp' to the fair Saturday. Mr. Finlay Ross was vis- ited by Margaret William Toole and Mrs. Mary Hanley of Windsor. Residents are busy start- ing their fall projects for the annual fall bazaar which will be held on Saturday Nov. 5 at 2:30 p.m. Tickets will be sold on a quilt made by the volunteer ladies of Seaforth Iea1th Care Facility. 0' FROZEN OVEN READY GRADE 'A' TURKEYS u717: /kg {i5Ib> 97o Ib. Win fair draws Among the winners of draws at Seaforth Fall Fair were: Eastern Star -Audrey Beuerman, Dublin, John El- liott. Women's Institute - 011ie Smith. Seaforth, Ida Zeipier, Clinton, Mary Fin- , Iayson, Seaforth. Hospital Auxiliary -Donna Patterson, Seaforth, E. Adamson. Seaforth Farmers Co -Op. Tina Bosman, RR I Seaforth, Paul Coultes, RR5 Brussels, Jean Lunn, Seaforth. Pioneer Seeds c/o Harold Pryce- Chas. Felker, Seaforth, Doug Manning, RR2 Highgate, Nanny Poppe. Dublin; Sea - forth Golf Course. Ddris' Sil- Iery. Brucefield; Seaforth Sewing Centre, Lois Mc- Llwain, Seaforth. Pride Corn c/o Walter McClure, Grace Pethick, RR1 Seaforth, Michael Bishop. Ethel. Junior Farmers -Matt Townsend, RR4 Seaforth, Chris Storey, RR Seaforth. Culligan Real Estate -Cheryl Regele, RR) Dublin. Mary Kay•Charlotte McKercher, R.R. I Dublin. Flower basket, Nancy Schade, RR4 Walton; .Sea - forth Electronics, Chris Sou- ter, Seaforth; Seaforth Auto- motive, George Wilson, Var- na; Barry Reid, Gord Rim- mer. Agrico, Jim Vari, Exe- ter, Wayne Hugill, RR Sea- fort h.• Cheerio Club met Sept. 21 Mr. Nelson Lear of Huron - view, former resident of Lon- desboro died in Clinton Pub- lic Hospital, Sunday, Sept. 26 al age 85. Sympathy is expressed to his family Doris Lear. Helen Underwood, .lune Crawford, Harry Lear Mr. and Mrs. Harold Long- man visited on Sunday with her sister Mr. and Mrs. Bob Nol't'is. Staffs. at the home of Dora Shob- brook. Stella Adams conduct- ed the meeting. Roll call was answered by 10 members and five visitors. Audrey. Thomp- son, Nettie Newby, Elsie Shaddick,Laura Saundercock and Edna Stemler from Mani- toba. Draw donated by Tri Duizer was won 'by Stella Adams. Attention Farmers WE PAY '20.00 TO '50.00 PER HUNDRED WEIGHT FOR OLD. RECENTLY INJURED OR CRIPPLED COWS AND STEERS. MUST BE ALIVE AND DRUG FREE. MARK LEIS & SONS LIVESTOCK TOLL FREE 1-800.265-4910 24 hrs. a day, 6 days a week. Serving this area lance 1114 SEAFORTH. JEWELLERS MURRAY: Steve and Anne are pleased to announce the adoption of their new daugh- ter Mistie Nichole. A sister for Craig and Dean. DUFFY& Randy and Debbie are happy to announce the arrival of their son Robert Joseph, 6 lbs. 10 oz., born Aug. 31 at Royal Alexander Hospital, Edmonton, Alber- ta. A brother for Crystal, Jennifer and Michelle. VANDEN HENGEL: Gerry and Elaine wish to announce the safe arrival of their daughter Danielle Elaine born Sept. 15, 1983 weighing 9 lbs. 5 oz. at Seaforth Community Hospital. Proud grandparents are Ray and Vera Murray. O'REILLY: Douglas and Sherry O'Reilly, Fort Mc- Murray, Alberta announce the arrival of their son Shawn Ryan, 8 lbs. 61/2 ozs. on Sept. 3, 1983. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George McKeag, Fort McMurray, Alta., and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O'Reilly, RR2 Dublin. VAN POUCKE: Christina is overjoyed to welcome the safe arrival of her baby sister, Jacqueline Arlene. Her proud parents are Garry and Lillian. She arrived at 12:45 p.m. on Sept. 14, 1983 weighing 6 lbs. 14 ozs. at St. Joseph's Hospi- tal, London. Worship Together /GRADE 'A' BASTED - UP 10114 120bi BUTTERBALL TURKEYS zehrs for DIAMONDS WATCH -J FWFLI F.RY FINFt1111,TA GIFTS FOR EVFRY OCCASION All Types of Repair, Phone 527-02'0 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Tomatoes Pick -Your -Own Or Readi-Picked CaII ahead for large orders Apples and a variety of vegetables for fall storage 59 Goderich St. W., Seafortn Rev. T.A.A. Duke, Minister Mrs. Carol Carter, Organist. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2,1983 WORLD WIDE COMMUNION 11:15 Joint Communion Service Jesus said, "Do this in remembrance of me" fine markets... of fine foods SPECIAL PRICES IN EFFECT UNTIL CLOSING TUES OCT 4 • EXCEPT PRODUCE SPECIALS WHICH EXPIRE SAT OCT. 1/83 IDELI SPECIALS Z 6 W SLICED COOKED HAM MAPLE LEAF CHICKEN LOAF 2.82 1.28 COMBINATION BUDGET PACK LOIN 3 CENTRE PORTIONS 3 RIB PORTION TENDERLOIN PORTIONS 5,49 /kg 2.491b 4.39/k9 1.9915 PORK CHOPS .17 1.89 /kg Ib 4 FRESH CENTRE CUT LOIN FAST FRY PORK CHOPS \5.49 2.49 SCHNEIDERS REGULAR OR RBI OFF BLUE RIBBON MEAT SPECIALS GRAPE'A' BASTED - OF 10.1111124 a.1 MIRACLE BASTE TURKEYS 2.82 ..'.>28 /kg Ib FRESH LOIN CENTRE CUT PORK CHOPS SCHNEIDERS PREVIOUSLY FROZE SLICED BEEF LIVER 5.05 4 29 BURNS LINK STYLE PORK L BEEF BREAKFAST. SAUSAGE 3.73 1.69 /kg Ib. 1./96 891 CENTRE CUT BONELESS PORK LOIN CHOPS OR ROASTS FROZEN UP TO 71(g 1(15 Ib) UTILITY TURKEYS t?" 97f 5.93 2. t9 COOKED -9 VARIETIES SCHNEIDERS SLICED MEATS 1175g PKG MAPLE LEAF SLICE & FRY SAUSAGE MEAT ROLL soog1.49 4.39dJc9'3 SCIrDETraini. girt' AAFLE LEAi:: 175 r E 1.991b. SAUERKRAUT GarOa BACON L2.49 e , more specials STRAIGHT CUT OR CRINKLE CUT McCAIN SUPER FRIES 15 kg 1.89 HIOHLINER FROZEN .11 HADDOCK FILLETS ,..= 2.79 FROZEN FAMILY SIZE HIGHLINER FISH & CHIPS 9079 2.79 SEALTEST CREAMED COTTAGE CHEESE 5009 1.29 , PURE VEGETABLE CRISCO SHORTENING 318 2.99 . PKG OF 12 NEILSONS DREAMSICLES 1.49 PKG of 12 NEILSONS FUDGESICLES 1.49 - CHOC HAL( MOONS. NAME LOG. 0* WEE G,NANVACHONNGrEKS SNACKS 612°R 1.69 ALL PURPOSE ROBIN FLOUR HOOD 10695.99 ' SOLID WHITE CLOVERTUNA LEAF 198g 1.99 LANCIA SPAGHETTI $PAGHETTINI OR READY CUT MACARONI 9009 990 BRAVO P1A114 SPAGHETTI SAUCE 280, 119 BRAVO W11H MEAT OR MUSHROOMS SPAGHETTI SAUCE 2802 1.59 HERSHEY INSTANT CHOCOLATE 750g 1.99 RICH FLAVOURED HERSHEY COCOA 2009 1.89 ORANGE PEKOE TETLEY TEA BAGS - "c;,- 1.99 OCEAN SPRAY CRANBERRY COCKTAIL CRANAPOIE DRINK 400, 2 39 NEILSONS ROSteIJ05AROONWAFERSS OR MAC n5 129 ASSTD COLOURS ROYALE I ISSUE �°'� 1.79 WESTON PLAIN 09 SALTED PEERLESS CRACKERS 4009 1.19 'OWNS CHOCOLATE PKc SWISS ROLLS or A B EEF. CHICKEN 00 M0510000 FRANCO AMERICAN GRAVY 0 o, BRAVO TOMATO PASTE 55„r 99' 39' ORYILLI AEDINBIC,IR POPPING 2.79 CORN is, (1503 BASIN -TUB -TILE 1.89 CLEANER 42,1 17501 110010 BOWL CLEANER n•.", 1.69 01110 art CREAMED HONEY SOD. 1.89 SCHNEIDERS FROZEN +r, OKTOBERFEST SAUSAGE PKG fi 88 98° , COUNTRY COLD RECUR ALL BEEF SLICED 1.49 BOLOGNA 3759 PRIDE OF CANADA ROU FULLY COOKED DINNER SIAM re 99 ZENI00N `EEWEESE 2' mono N ,4,0•1 /kg BOLOGNA CHUNKS' 1.29.. SCHNEIDERS BROKEN SLICED COOKED HAM t PKG KENT ORANGE JUICE WESTONS HAMBURG OR HOT DOT ROLLS ENRICHED SLICED WESTONS WHITE BREAD FROZEN 590 12 FL OZ TIN PKG Sa OF 12 675 g 59 LOAF APPLE, ORANGE, GRAPE OR MIXED FRUIT FLAVOUR TANG FRUIT DRINKS WHITE, YELLOW OR ALMQND ROYALE . TOWELS CHOCOLATE OR DOUBLE CHOCOLATE WESTONS WAGON WHEELS PKG OF 389 250 mL READY TO SERVE 2 'ROLL PK G 99° 350 g PKG PEPSI COLA r DIET PEPSI, PEPSI FREE PEPSI FREE SUGAR FREE OR MOUNTAIN DEW CASE OF 24 N 280mL TINS KRAFT CHEEZ WHIZ 9 PEPSI ALSO AVAILABLE IN 64300 mL BOTTLES AT 2.09 1' 900 DEPOSIT 500g LIMIT 3 JARS PER FAMILY 89° KRAFT PROCESSED SINGLE THIN 1. 99 Country Oven JOHNSON FOAM FOR RUGS GLORY 2 CLEANER '625q -4439 INSTANT STROP ' COW STRAWBERRY ooml 1.39 B ROWN COW IN5TRN1 CHOCOLATE ,. SYRUP 40041 1.39 This is an invitation for you to worship the Lord. ST.THOMAS- ANGLICAN CHURCH 21 Jarvis St., Seaforth Rev. Gordon Simmons, Minister SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2,1983 10:00 a.m. Holy Communion George and Margaret Jentier, guest speakers 9245 a.m. Sunday School and Nursery EVERYONE WELCOME R.W. PALIN NANCY J. LARONE Organist Choir Director OPEN WEEKDAYS TILL 9 P.M. SAT. TILL 5 P.M. CLOSED SUNDAY Huron Ridge Acres R.R. 2, Zurich 565-2122 NORTHSIDE UNITED CHURCH SWBEE LIQUID HONEY 1.99 FRESH PROD. OF ONTARIO BROCCOUMUSHROOMS We ,eseTy0 ,•qn1 I.m.10WthaseS In re.,.Onawe rppwrernent, MOIST DELICIOUS CARROT CAKE 16°2199 SIZE a 50'. DR 100•. *X01) WNE11 OR CRACKED WHEAT FRESH BREAD KRAFT MACARONI ERS & CHEESE 225SIZE g 1/99° 24 oz e LOAF PROD. OF ONTAR 0 OR U.S.A. KRAFT CRACKER, BARREL MEDIUM CHEDDAR CHEESE OC BLK 179 413.28 . 49 /kg Ib. 54 GoderlchSt. West, Seaforth SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2,1983 WORLD WIDE COMMUNION SUNDAY 11 r 1S a.m. Joint Service in First Presbyterian Church Nursery Provided Special program for children in Northside Church at the same time. Margaret Whitmore Audrey McUwaln Organist -Choir Director Jr. Choir Loader PRODUCT OF ONTARIO GREEN ONIONS PROD. OF CALIF. CAN. N0. 1 BARTLETT PEARS BUNCHES 3/994 1.52 /k969`Ib RUTABAGAS 0 1 wArrD 55' k9 2546 THESE SPECIALS I AVAILABLE HIGHWAY NO. $ GODERICH ONLY IN: MON.. TUNS. • TOS P.M. WRD.. TM els.. FRE. • • TOS P.M. SAT. S:SS TOS P.M. BUNCH PRODUCT OF ONTARIO PEPPER SQUASH PRODUCT OF ONTRRIO SPINACH PRODU T OF U.S.A. RADISHES 10 02 PKG 1 LB PKG. 3/1 89° 79' CHEESE SLICES 5001.59 KRAFT GRATED 49 PARMESAN CHEESE 2509' 3. KRAFT PLAIN PHILADELPHIA 250 9 CREAM CHEESE 1. KRAFT BLOCK MOZZARELLA CHEESE 454g 3.79 PROD. OF U.S.A. CAN. N0. 1 GRADE THOMPSON GREEN • SEEDLESS GRAPES 196.889` PRODUCT OF ONT. CAN. FCY. MACINTOSH APPLES 3 Ib PRODUCT CIAFORANGES PROD. OF ONTARIO CAN. N0. 1 CARROTS. DB2 J 4' 5 LB. BAG f.S9 1.29 JOSEPHINE T. 4HWY. NO. 4) WINGHAM 47$ WALLACE AVE. N. LISTOWEL INTERSECTION HWY. NO. 4 AND 13 EXETER MON., TU/S., WSD. - • TO • P.M. THURS.. PRI. • TO ♦ P.M. SAT. $:30 TC) • P.M.