The Huron Expositor, 1984-08-08, Page 12Al2 •- THE HURON EXPOSITOR, AUGUST 8, 19
Showers honor Brussels women
Correspondent Wilma Hemingway gave a humorous apparel for a honeymoon to the four corners Evans and Dick and Sarah Stephenson
EDNA McLELLAN reading, followed by another duet by Alice 01 the earth which was narrated by Nella travelled to Kincardine where they enjoyed a
887-9084and Freida. Sarah Stephenson read one of Blake. Models were Brenda Wheeler, picnic and the Scotch program at the beach.
The Brussels Lawn Bowling club bowled her humorous stories. Prior to receiving her Michelle' Blake, Esther McCutcheon and Ida Evans is visiting cousins in Seaforth
in Atwood on July 30. There were 54 bowlers gifts, Debbie's matron of honor Diane Joan Jacobs.,and Stratford.
who bowled in trebles. Campbell read an address. Debbie is the' Mary Huether read the addresand '
Brussels bowler Jim Bowman was top - daughter of Jack and Jane Hall, and Marlene opened her gifts, assisted by•Mary
min. Several other bowlers came home with granddaughter of Aletha Rann and Sadie Pennington, Ula Richmond, Heather Wilson
prizes. Hall, all of Brussels. Sherri Jacklin and Karen Stewart. •
SHOWER FOR DEBBIE HALL MARLENE PENNINGTON HONOREID
A bridal shower honoring Debbie Hall was A miscellaneous., bridal shower for PEOPLE WE KNOW
held in Brussels United Church on July 30. Marlene Pennington was held at the l The staff and families of J.L. McCutcheon
Alice Brothers and 'Freida Pipe played a Anglican church in Brussels July 31. Motors celebrated the 25th wedding anni-
number of piano duets. A short program Over 100 attended. Entertainment was versary of Mel and Lois McArter at a pork.
followed with a baton twirling act done by provided 'by the Anglican Church choir; a barbecue• at the McCutcheon farm on July
Cherida Garniss and Dianne Hall. Anne ' baton twirling number 'by Jennifer Mc- 29.
Kernaghan played two selections on her Donald and 'Frs ey Finch; a humorous On.July 29, Jack and Luella Mitchell, Lyle
flute, accompanied by Karen Cardiff at the reading by Barbara McCutcheon and a and Alice Brothers, Harold and Dorothy
piano. humorous fashion show depicting the proper Steffler, Rev. and Mrs. Carpentier, lda
Western
The market at Brussels Stockyards
declined with heavy numbers of western
cattle due to arrive at Ontario packing plants
over the weekend putting tneSt pressure on
the medium steers. Cows and pigs sold
easier. There were 812 cattle and 1138 pigs
on offer.
Coice Steers - 84.00 to 88.00 with sales to
92.50
Good' Steers • 81.00 to 84.00
A steer consigned by Maple Emblem
Farms of RR 1, Dun
' pressures.
. t
steers averaging 1161 lbs. selling for an
price of 85.71
nty-three,,, steers, consigned:by ,Rpger
overall
Twenty-three
t of RR 3, Kerwood averaging 1163
lbs. sold for an overall price of 85.47 with
sales to 86.75
A steer consigned by Pat McCalt8y of RR
1, Dublin weighing 1320 lbs. sold for 86.75
Seventeen steers consigned by L & B
Farms of Wallenstein averaging 1101. lbs.
sold for an overall price of 84.77 with sales to
Adams of RR 2, Wroxeter averaging 1135
lbs. sold for an overall price of 85.02 with
sales to 88.25
Thirteen steers consigned .by Bruce Bros.
of RR 1, Belgrave averaging 1210 lbs. sold
for,ari overall price of 84.28
Six steers consigned by Stam Farms of RR
4, Kincardine averaging 1291 lbs. sold for
84.70
Nine steers consigned by Chas. Shobbrook
of RR 3, Walton averaging 1087 lbs, sold for
ganrion weighing 1170 85.75 0+ zU
•^ y cteers consinned by George Choice Exotic Heifers r 84.00 to 88.00
Several couples from the area attended
two wedding receptions on Saturday even-
ing. They were held for Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Keifer. The bride was the former Brenda
McCutcheon. The second was for Mr. and
Mrs. Chuck Dow. The bride was the former
Joyce Gordon.
Laurel East and family, Wawa, visited
with the Hemingway and East families and
attended her sister's 25th anniversary party
(Marion and Lavern Godkin). Carl and
Eleanor Hemingway returned with her to
Wawa for a week's vacation.
market
Choice Hereford Heifers - 80.00 to 84.00
Good Light Heifers - 76.00 to 80.00
A heifer consigned by Jim Ryan's wife,
Marg, of Granton weighing 1060 lbs. topped
the market at 92'.50 with his offering of 69
mixed heifers averaging 957 lbs., selling for._.:.
an overall price of 83.82
Seventeen fancy heifers consigned by Ray
McPhail of Kerwood averaging 1094 lbs.
sold for an overall price of 87.30 with sales to
88.25
(Continued on Page A13)
zehrs
fine. markets...of line foods
BARBECUE BARGAINS'
SCHNEIDERS
OKTOBERFEST
SAUSAGE
FIRST
OF THE
NEW
SEASON!
500 g -
PKG. W i
TENDER YOUNG
BLADE
STEAKS
CUT FROM
CANADA
A GRADE
BEEF
3.48/
kg
1b4
WITH ALL BLADE BONE REMOVED
SHORT RIB
ROASTS
3.70„1.69
CROSS CUT BONELESS
RIB STEAKS
OR ROASTS
5.49249
x
DELI DEPT. SPECIALS
ONLY IN<DEU. EOUIPPED STORES ..
STORE SLICED
ZIGGY'S 6.15,kq
SALAMI 2.791,,
CHICKEN- LUNCHEON, MAC A CHEESE 549/kg
SCHNEIDERS STORE SUC10 .y
LUNCH. MEATS 2.49g)
SCHNEIDERS
OLDE FASHIONED 9.90,kg
HAM s;°Eo 4.49.
SHOPSYS GARDEN SALAD 0R Oe.
SHOPSYS CREAMY ,kg
COLE SLAW 1.3916.
TENDER MOIST
CROSS CUT
RIB ROASTS
OR STEAKS
4/kg 37 9V R
I. Ib
SCHNEIDERS 3 VARIETIES
MINI-
SIZZLERS5
g
2.49eKG
YOUNG & TENDER
BONELESS!
BLADE ROAST
OR STEAKS
3 95
k9 t70r Ib
3 VARIETIES
SCHNEIDERS
SLIM STICKS
2509 198
Special prices in effect
Wednesday. August 8
1,1 Saturday. August 11.
1984
We reserve the right to
limit purchases to
reasonable weigk{ys.
family requirements, -
6 VARIETIES
SANDWICH STYLE
SCHNEIDERS
MEAT ROLLS
, :129
COUNTRY GOLD
SLICED
CHA�MD
.1759 r
�• J9PKG
110 NIYl 1 IARHTIES 000 a
MEAT CHUBS 2.49
N0 HENT 011050 0ONNEN 250 4
02
SLICED SALAM1149
SCHNEIDERS S.P.
PIECES CORNMEALED
BACK 7.6,9, kg
BACON 3.49.
SCHNEIDERS SQUARE
COOKED175 g
PICNIC 1.69
COUNTRY GOLD
REG. OR ALL BEEF
SLICED
BOLOGNA,
357g
49PIL
SCHNEIDERS REG. OR
ALL BEEF
DINNER 450'9
FRANKS 1 79
FINE QUALITY SLICED
COUNTRY GOLD
SIDE BACON
2.49
500 9
PKG
SCHNEIDERS
3 x 50 g PKGS„SLICED COOKED
ORNED'B[f F• oR
PASTRAMI
1.98
T -J
ZEHRS
BUTTER
1.98 1 Ib1EPn10E
NIAGARA FROZEN
ORANGE
JUICE
AN 9 ml
T99
MARBLE, BANANA, CHOCOLATE LAYS
'N' DELICIOUS' ASSORTED
McCAINS POTATO.
CAKES CHIPS
19 or
1.99 200 9 99
NABOB
"TRADITION"
BAG
COFFEE
369 9 2.79.COR
HOT WEATHER FAVORITE ....S"DEEP
NIELSONS
FUDGESICLES
ION 111PSS
PURE VEGETABLE 01L
FOR YOUR SALADS
CRISCO
OIL
ONE LITRE �e
LIGHT 'N' LIVELY
SEALTEST
COTTAGE
CHEESE
-',1.29
PKG OF 3 CTNS (250 ml) ALWAYS POPULAR
ORANGE, PINEAPPLE GRAPEFRUIT. SPAGHETTI, ALPHAGETTI, OR
APPLE OR NATURES BLEND
DELMONTE LIBBYS
JUICES ZOODLES
PKG 19 or
OF ] CTN$��TIN$��
STOKEtYS KIDNEY BEANS
OR 3 VARIETIES
VAN CAMP
BEANS
MIS214 nT
OR TINS *I
MATCHFOR
IMPERIAL BRAND
FOR ICE CREAM
PARTY PAK
CONES
OR
CUPS 99 .
20s
YORK ORCHARDS BEST 355'4-
APPLE
55ml
APPLE JUICE 98°
ASSTED GAY LEA SWISS STYLE
YOGURT . 500Q 149
CONDITIONER OR KISS
SHAMPOO 3n5O 189
Nd'ARNICI1S ASSORTED WHOLE WHEAT
COOKIES 400 9 139
WESTONS APPLE
SNACK BUNS A 139
MOZZARELLA DR HAVARTI'•
BADEN CHEESE 1.99
SCHNEIDERS ASSORTED FROZEN
MEAT PIES Z.' 1.99
CASS OF 24 • I80 ml REGULAR OR DIET
7 -UP DRINKS cs 6.99
91E1 STYLE 0R REGULAR Plus
7 -UP DRINKS; 59° ,
SEALTEST FRESH QUALITY
LEMONADE 49°
IMPERIAL SOFT STYLE
MARGARINE 1 m 119
WESTONS 1882 STONE MILL
BREAD - 675 g 89°
NABOB TRADITION DECAFFEINATED
VENETIAN VANILLA
ICE BREAM 21 2.99
WESTONS ENGLISH
MUFFINS a 89°
NABISCO SHREDDED
WHEAT 450 g 1.49
COFFEE
36994.19
ZIP BRAND
FIRE STARTER 1.09
ASSTED FLAVORS QUENCH
CRYSTALS 640 g 2.49
FINE QUALITY KRAFT 140 m1
MAYONNAISE 2.69
CARTON OF 12 FLAMINGO
BUTTER TARTS 159
SCENTED-UKSCENTED ULTRA BAN
ROLL-ON 50 rel 179
FOR YOUR DISHWASHER
CALGONITE , a 4.79
LARGE 8 kg. PURINA
DOG CHOW
WESTONS CHOC.
1,1
CREAM ROLL 1.29
BADEH FINE QUALITY
COLBY CHEESE 109
2 kg BAG PURINA
9.99 CAT CHOW 3.59
COUNTRY OVEN BAKESHOP SP IALS
MARY OVEN COUNTRY OVEN
WHITE HAMBURG OR
BREAD WIENER ROLLS
n•, 790 PE. C. O, 5 boo
PRODUCT OF ONTARIO CANADA =1 GRADE
SUNHAVEN
CHES
BULK PEACHES '1.08 /kg 49C Ib
.._ .._......
PRODUCE SPECIALS
PROD. OF ONTARNI •
ZUCCHINI
PROM OF OIL CA4 Fry
BARTLETT PEARS
PROD. OF 051. PIGnING
CUCUMBERS
PROD. OF ONTARNI
MUSHROOMS
PROs OF U.S.A. CAN. =1
CANTALOUPES
0000. Of U.S.A.
NECTARINES
PROD1ACT Of U.S.A.
AVOCADO PEARS
130 49 59°10
1.96 89' ib
1.52 kg 69°lb
5.05 kg 2.29A,
EACH 139
196 kg 09',b
79°
4 LITRE
HEAPING
BASKET
9
PROD. OF ONT. CAN. =1
COOKING ONIONS
PR00. OF 001. CAN. .1'
CARROTS
PROD. OF ONTARIO
MINI CARROTS
PROD. OF ONTARIO MUD CAN.
RUTABAGAS
PROM OF 01018810 CAN. =1
CELERY STALKS
PROD. OF HONDURAS DOLE
PINEAPPLES
PROD. OF S. AFRICA 0005001
ORANGES
PROD. OF ONTARIO
BUNCH BEETS
51b 1.69
Sib 199
196'k9 09°Ib
64° kg 29°1b
EA 79°
EA 179
410 169
79°
COUNTRY OVEN
DANISH
COFFEE RING
1D.% 1.89
OUR SAVE -A -TAPE PLAN
Can assist the organization of your choice.
Ask our store manager for details.
�tulc Pie efft,fret2t4frt As mil
PRODUCT OF ONTARIO CANADA NO 1
CAULIFLOWER
SNOWY
WHITE
LARGE
1.19
PRODUCT OF U.S.A.
CANADA #1
LARGE JUICY
PLUMS
2.1S99°
PROD. OF ONT. CANADA It 1
FIELD TOMATOES
PRODUCT OF ONTARIO
FIELD GROWN
CUCUMBERS19!
PRODUCT OF SOUTH AFRICA
CANADA FANCY APPLES
GRANNY
SMITHS
2i&
99,
ASSORTED HANGING
FLOWERING
BASKETS 6 3.99 HYBISCUS 6 4. 99
THESE SPECIALS HIGHWAY NO. 8
AVAILABLE
ONLY IN:
GODERICH
MON., TUES. 9 TO 6 P.M.
WED.. THURS.. FRI. • 9 TO 9 P.M. SAT. 8:30 TO 6 P.M_
JOSEPHINE ST. (HWY. NO. 4)
WINGHAM ..__...
975 WALLACE AVE N.
LISTOWEL
INTERSECTION HWY. NO.4 AND 83
EXETER
MOM., TUES_, WED. - 9 TO 6 P.M.
TMMURS, FRI. 9 TO 9 P.M. SAT. 6:39 TO 6 P.M.
WATERMELON was a refreshing treat for juicy slices of watermelon -- a true Canadian
Phailop Larprom of Ethel. Phallop and his tradition. The Larprom family moved to
family became Canadian citizens on Friday, Canada from Laos four years ago. (Wassink
and to celebrate, family and guests enjoyed photo)
Donkey
Baseb,01„...,
at
Walton Bali Park
on
Sat., Aug. 11
at
7:30 p.m.
Admission
Children 51.00
Adults 53.00
Sponsored by
Walton Area Sports Club
H&Nr
DAIRY SYSTEMS LTD.
Sales;-$EtttNj L.'tiT tallation di
Pipelines & .
Qom` Milking Parlours
88? -60f 3 WALTON
BERG Sales -Service
installation
FREE ESTIMATES
• Barn Cleaners • Stabling
• Bunk Feeders
Donald G. Ives
R.R. 112, Blyth
Brussels 887-9024
SMART
MONEY GE
CONSUIA 0v Y
MARKET GUIDE
Every week people who want good value for their
money turn to the supermarket ads.
They compare prices and quality and then decide
who has the real bargains.
Want the best return on your food dollar?
Check clic listings the smart money people use.
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