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The Huron Expositor, 1984-07-18, Page 12Al2 - THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JULY 18, 1984 BIKE WINNERS - They may be a little bike so they could take a spin on it. The young to ride a bike yet, but Derek McClure, bicycle was a prize of a draw held by Seaforth 4, and his brother Darcy, 1, look like they Gulf Service which raised $65 for Muscular wish their dad, George would let go of the Distrophy. (Hundertmarkphoto) RECIPE OF THE, WEEK 1'RESH STRAWBERRY GLACE PIE I baked and cooled 9 -inch (I L) pie shell 1 cup (250 mL) whipping cream. divided I pkg. (250 g) softened cream cheese cup (75 mL) granulated sugar tsp. (1 mL) grated lemon rind 4 tsp. (20 mL) lemon juice b cups (1.5 1) fresh strawberries 2 Tbsp, (30 mL) corn starch E/. cup (175 mL) granulated sugar Ih cup (75 mL) water 1 Tbsp. (15 mL) icing sugar Wh;p'6 cup 1125 mL) of the cream dntil stiff; set hside: Beat cream cheese until smooth; beat in V.1 cup (75 mL) granulated sugar, lemon rind and juice. Fold in whipped cream. Spread over bottom of prepared pie shell. Chill well. Wash and hull berries. Crush sufficient berries to yield 1 cup (250 mL). Let remaining berries dry. Combine corn starch and 3/. cup (175 mIJ eranulated sugar in a small saucepan; blend in crushed berries and water. Cook over medium heat, stirring constantly, until smoothly thickened. Cover and cook over low heat, stirring occasionally 2 to 3 min. longer. Press mixture through a sieve: cool. Carefully fold remaining whole berries into strawberry mixture. Heap glazed strawberries onto cheese filling. Spoon any remaining glaze over berries. Chill. Combine remaining'/, cup (125 mL) whipping cream and icing sugar. Beat until smooth . Garnish pie. Makes 1 pie. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Happy 29th Birthday to "Dad.' on July IN. Murray team leads series Results of Ladies Recreational Softball League arc as follows: The Queens won over Ken Smith 10.1 in a game on July 10 as Ladies Recreational Softball continues. Patty Ann Gridzak hit a double and Diane Gridzak had two doubles for the winning team. In the follnaing game. Kcn Murray Electric had their ninth win in nine games winning over McNichols 8.7. Hitting for Ken Murray were Linda Gridzak. Deb Murray. Rose tt,shack. Ann Bosman, Linda Brown and Lynn (bombs hitting doubles. Nancy Storey hit a triple and Linda Van Dyk and Connie Marion hit doubles for Mc• Nichols. K. Murray Queens Ken Smith McNichols STANDINGS W I. 9 0 5 4 2 6 I PTS o 18 0 10 5 3 TERRY ELLIGSEN PLUMBING Pumps °Softeners ° Farm ° Residential PLUMBING and WIRING 24 Hour Emergency Service Ph. 345-2547 Ph. 345-2447 Alexanian Carpet WAREHOUSE CLEARANCE 1,000As of yards of first quality carpet & remnants 1 Price Z or less OFF Alexanian everyday price or Alexanian comparable book price Groton VI' TURF Grass gni 89 -" ' CARPET w. yd. 7 hours only _. .-. .. .. SUNDAY JULY 22nd, 10 am -5 pin (CLOSED SATURDAY) Alexanian carpet Hbbody dose Tt bbHer /o, YAW.. . slrtce 1925 AT ONE LOCATION ONLY 685 Ar A ...t ... ■ 0000. 1 '1 A . North .• _ _� . ... LONDON (Former LC.B O LoeaIIon) LOTS OF FffEE PARRING 434.1147 KIDS, TEENS AND IN-BETWEENS Canada is a "big country with big lakes,"says Austrian Visitor A 16 -year-old Austrian girl is a long way from home this summer, Bettina Kissner, of Vienna, Austria, is a guest .for six weeks at the home of Peter and Margaret Bannon, Seaforth. Bettina arrived in Canada on July 5, Tess than a week after Mr. and Mrs. Bannon returned from a'inonth-(ting trip to Britain. The couple know Bettina through a family connection; their son-in-law comes from Austria. Bettina's mother asked Mrs. Bannon last year if she could arrange an exchange whereby Bettina could stay with a family in the Seaforth area and in return, that family could send their child to Vienna to stay with the Kissner family. But Mrs. Bannon said she received no response from her notice in the paper. And when Mrs. Kissner suggested that Bettina stay with them, the Bannons eagerly agreed. "1 wanted to see another country," says Bettina as a reason for wanting to visit Canada. She has previously travelled to Germany. Switzerland. Italy, and North Africa. She didn't know much about Canada before she arrived, but she did know it was "a very big•country with big lakes." "I thought the weather would be better." she says. But the Bannons have assured her that her first week here was not typical of the warns Canadian summer weather. "It's a big change from Vienna to Seaforth." Vienna, she says: is a large, bea„rf,n °',d ntr1 city with a population of one and a half million. A week is not a long time to gain lasting impressions, but Bettina. says Seaforth is "small, but nice. And 1 like it." Vienna is always very loud, she says, and she likes the quiet of a small town. While in Canada, Bettina plans to visit ' Niagara Falls, Toronto, and stay in cottages in Orillia and Huntsville. She would also like to travel to Ottawa. While she stays in Seaforth, it would be nicer for Bettina if she could befriend somebody her own age, who could show her what Catadian girls are like, if indeed they are different from girls anywhere else, says Mrs, Bannon. When Bettina returns to Vienna, she wijl have two more years of high school, after which she plans to study art in one of Vienna's universities. Another reason for coming to Canada, she says, was to improve het English, but she already has an excellent command of the language. She has studied it for eight years at school, and although she has problems understanding when people are speaking quickly, she herself speaks quite clearly with that deeper awareness of proper grammar common to people who are learning a language through textbooks. But certainly when she returns home to Austria next month, Bettina will be more fluent in English, and probably better acquainted as well with that "very big country with the big lakes. VISITOR FROM VIENNA - Bettina Kissner Is a guest this summer at the home of Peter and Margaret Bannon. Bettina, 16, comes from Vienna, seeing Canada. Austria, and is excited about (Kloeze photo) zehrs fine markets... of fne foods DELI SPECIAL$ ONLY IN DELI EOUIPPED STORES Z8W COIL STYLE KOLBOSSA SAUSAGE REGULAR OR ALL BEEF SCHNEIDERS BLUE RIBBON BOLOGNA MAPLE LEAF COUNTRY KITCHEN ,r HAM 6.59/kg 2.99,. 4.39,kg 1.99 9.46/kg 4.291b SHOPSY SOUTHERN STYLE COLESLAW OR GARDEN VEGETABLE � SALAD 1.391b 3.O6,k9 YOUNG ONTARIO PORK COMBINATION "BUDGET PACK" LOIN PORK CHOPS 3 TENDERLOIN PORTION CHOPS 3 CENTRE CUT LOIN CHOPS 3 RID PORTION CHOPS EXCELLENT VALUE! 3.70 /kg REGULAR STYLE IDEAL FOR YOUR COOKOUT! GROUND BEEF 2.60/kg L 1.13 R SHOPSYS ALL BEEF OR REGULAR WIENERS4 f.39 MR. MacGREGOR BOXED MEATS Sold by the C1ase Only e 12 PCS . 125 g EA. TENDER BEEF RIB EYE STEAKS 1.41 SERVING s 16.955. 12 PCS . 143 g EA. JUMBO STEAK SHAPED STEAKETTES 5811 SERVING 6.98115. BACON WRAPPED BEEF TENDERLOIN STEAKS 196 SERVING 23.501.5 PRE•BROWNED BREADED SCALLOPINI STYLE VEAL CUTLETS 91' SERVING 12. 10.95cs 5 g e BONELESS: "CENTRE CUT- PORK LOIN CHOPS OR ROASTS 5. /kg 2 Ib SCHNEIDERS 3 VARLET ES I 4 IA. PLUS BURGERS 500 g 2,69 PKG SCHNEIDERS ASSTED SANDWICH STYLE MEAT SPREAD ROLLS 250 9 119 EA SCHNEIDERS SLICED 6 VARIETIES ROUND COOKED MEATS 1 75 9'r 11,9 PKG COUNTRY GOLD SLICED CORNED BEEF BOIL IN BAG • PXGoS9 2.29 COUNTRY GOLD ROUND STYLE FULLY COOKED DINNER HAM 6.',s 279 MAPLE LEAF FRESH TASTY SLICED COOKED HAM 175 9169 MAPLE LEAF 3 VARIETIES SLICED SIDE BACON 500 9 2.89 FAST FRY STYLE411/0 CENTRE/ CUT 9 PORK LOIN CHOPS 16. SCHNEIDERS REG. OR CHEESE SMOKIES 300 g PKG MAPLE LEAF REG. & BEEF BABY BAG PARA BOLOGNA 351/kg 1.591b CUNTRY ST "�2.18 RIB PORTIONYLE +• 92/k9 `PORK LOIN 1.781b BEEF Ba PORKAST STYLE 3.95,„9 LINK SAUSAGE 1.7916. ZEHRS CANADA "A" GRADE CANADA BRAND FINEST LARGE WHITE EGGS VINEGAR WHITALLE970 DOZEN 4 LITRE990 JUG CASE OF 24 280 mL TINS PEPSI COLA OR MOUNTAIN DEW ALL VARIETIES 4. CASE SCHNEIDERS FRESH COUNTRY STYLE PORK SAUSAGE 1.98.. 4.37/kg BULK STORE PACKED "CENTRE CUT" PORK LOIN CHOPS OR ROAST 1.99 4.37/kg Ib. MAPLE LEAF BRAND SWEET PICKLED COTTAGE ROLL 4.1 7 /kg (BONELESS PORK %BUTT) 189.. SAVE 80' TIDE KRAFT DETERGENT MIRACLE WHIP SAVE 97' SAVE 64' SAVE 71' KRAFT PROCESSED FOOD BECEL WHITE SWAN 3 COLOURS CHEESE SOFT STYLE PRINT SLICES MARGARINE TOWELS 2455009681.0 1 Ib TUB 2 ROLL PKG. 2.99 f.29 98, 6 LITRE 2 4 kg ONE LITRE 3.994 4 t49 SAVE 38' McCAINS FROZEN WHITE SWAN 3 COLOURS STRAIGHT CUT. CRINKLE, FACIAL SFERENCAHR TISSUES FRIES 200 SH BOX 89 # SAVE 40- I kg PKG f.19 SAVE 50' 4 VARIETIES DELMONTE JUICES ONE LITRE 89# 11011 JOG i012K SOFTENER DOWNY 3.29 P121 01 2EN3TE RG DI1 RAIN 101 CAMAY • 9 2.19 IVOR 001120 GAD S0U1N ORANGE JUICE 189 RFSTOIS 9182 CR14USTY BREAD 6,5 ° 89' 8550t6211501F 1 3Yl1*8 8 VOORTMAN PEEK FRE AK COOKIES COOKIES 79' PSG 2.69 PXG *80$1015 401731.21 ROLL 091.19 CANNING SUPPLIES Country Oven COUNTRY OVEN 60', WHOLE WHEAT OR 100`, WHOLE WHEAT 069 CRACKED WHEAT BREAD 675 g 189 BLUEBERRY COUNTRY OVEN 340 9 CHOCOLATE ALMOND COFFEE CAKE COUNTRY OVEN 675q DELICIOUS CHERRY PIE 1.99 COUNTRY OVEN 675 g PIE 1.99 99 321.824 *8157015 JAM FILLED BUNS • 1.49 REGULAR P, COAST BAR SOAP 2.19 QUIKKI GARBAGE BAGS 1.09 WESTONS ENGLISH MUFFINS 89° 4.5*8*YE1 FISH 8 CHIPS 5B3 ° 1.69 ASSORTED 2111ETRS DARES CANDIES 00RIOU5 SIZES .79 WHITE PICKLING SERVIETTES SPICE 2.29 ° 1.99 100. 10R110Dn STANDARD JAR LIDS • 69e 1101001 on urn MASON JARS 4.2%%ww 9 WRIER GARDEN COCKTAIL • °, 1.79 2021 31110 5110011 01 SWUM PEANUT BUTTER ° 1.99 ONE LITRE BOTTLE FINE QUALITY HEINZ KETCHUP 500E 51 70 1.99 TOMATO CLAM INSTANT COCKTAIL COFFEE • 1.99 A P, 6.29 ill 1211RR8 MTN. DEW OR PEPSI -COLA 150 591 PI3GVS DEP 0 SIZE 8 51n 11 512291 SUE DURACELL BATTERIES 2,693224. ALL /5155VAR0115IETIES FRUITPLUS YOGURT 5c.0 9 1.29 NORMAL. OILY HALO SHAMPOO m,° f. 99 BLUEWATER HADDOCK FISH FRIES 227° 1.79 31 ST LAWRENCE CORN OIL 5.69 8ER12R111 STANDARD CAPS 8 LIDS Al '1,1.49 OUR OWN PRIVATE LABEL 8OZZAREU.A. NAR8IE. HAVARTI. COLBY OR BRICK RANDOM CUT CHEESE 729,kg 3.311b PRODUCT OF U.S.A. LARGE LUSCIOUS CALIFORNIA NECTARINES PRODUCT OF CANADA ONTARIO GROWN MINI - CARROTS 1.30/kg 590 1 52/kg 690 Ib 1010518 5Tn1 CERTO CRYSTALS ° 591 SPECIAL PRICES IN EFFECT UNTIL CLOSING SATURDAY JULY 21 1984 Nrr 1•1°- CANADA N0. 1 GRADE CALIFORNIA JUMBO CANTALOPES PRODUCT OF U.S.A. SWEET LARGE JUICY CALIFORNIA PLUMS 301 81(80.1121 LIQUID 1.19 CLU32400SE CEL SEEDDf 27 431 170.1 LIGHT CRYSTALS .9° 79? CLD0ROOSE MUSTARD SEED a I 99' «01X000( POWDERED ALUM 0, t 839 PRODUCT OF CANADA CRISP TENDER FRESH BROCCOLI 2 18/kg 2 18/kg 99 lb EA. ib 99,# NCH 99,f b moon* GROUND 99 TURMERIC e ` 0 CANADA N0. 1 GRADE SWEET CHERRIES A ONTARIO ENGLISHGREEN SWEET PRODUCT OF U.S.A. N0. I FRESH MEXICAN ,ICO* ONTARIO CROWN ONTARIO GROWN CUCUMBERS E tc" 991 PEPPERS 2.621091.191b MANGOES EA 87 GR. ONIONS Ate BUNCHES 3 / e BUNCHES c�/ SOUTH AFRICAN OUTSPAN �� RADISHES ` 89 ORANGES .11, B.G i1. tr ONTARIO GROWN FRESH 79� ZUCCHINI 1.74/kg Ib. CALIFORNIA RED FLARE SEEOLESS 4.3'9 RED GRAPES /kg 1.99b. UOF FLORIDA FRESH LIMES 1A/70e U.S.A.S.A. %% DOLE FINE QUALITY HONDURAS ONTARIO 110. I GREEN CABBAGE EA 9¢ PINEAPPLES EA. 1.39 PRODUCT OF U.S.A. TOMATOES 2.FB/kg 991b AB. BRAND ASSORTED FRUIT DRINKS , 51 FLOWERING AFRICAN VIOLETS 3 307 99¢ ONTARIO ROMAINE LETTUCE 491 1.49 AFRICAN VIOLET SOIL 11 69? THESE SPECIALS AVAILABLE ONLY IN: HIGHWAY N0.8 GODERICH MON., TUES. 9 TO 6 P.M. WED., THURS., FRI. . 9 TO 9 P.M. SAT. 8:30 TO 8 P.M. JOSEPHINE ST. (HWY. NO. 4) WINGHAM 975 WALLACE AVE. N. LISTOWEL CALIFORNIA roma 501011SS 439 GREEN GRAPES /kg 1.99b. We reserve the right to limit purchases to reasonable weekly family requirements. INTERSECTION HWY. NO.4 AND 83 EXETER MON., TUES., WED. - 9 TO 6 P.M. THURS., FRI. 9 TO 9 P.M. SAT. 8:30 TO 8 P.M.