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AUBURN NEWS
Mrs. Mildred Lawlor
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Auburn People
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Robertson
of Meaford and Mrs. Bonnie
Armour of Waterloo visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jardin and Mrs.
E. Straughan.
Mr. J. K. Young of Mitchell
visited recently with Ellen John
ston and Laura Phillips.
Mr. a.id Mrs. Don Cartwright
spent the weekend in toronto with
their daughter Lorri who is attend-
WMS
holds
ing Humber College.
Mr. Ross Robinson returned
home from Alexandera Marine and
General Hospital, Goderich on the
weekend.
Knox United plans communion
Sunday Worship in Knox United
Church was under the leadership
of the Minister Gary T. Shuttle
worth.
Organ Prelude was by Miss Lori
Millian. The junior choir sang
“You Know Lord’’ under the
direction of Mrs. Allan Webster
and pianist was Lori Millian.
Junior congregation was led by
Margo Middelkamp, Donna Lynn
and Lori Armstrong. The mini
ster’s sermon was entitled “Stum
bling Blocks to Spiritual Power”.
Offering was received by Mur-
ray Rollison and Peter Verbeek.
January 26 will be Holy Com
munion Service and right after the Unit Iltobring sandwiches. Plan to
service will be the Annual meeting
with luncheon served by U.C.W.
Unit I to bring “finger” desserts.
attend.
Auburn euchre winners
named
The weekly euchre party was
held Wednesday, January 15atthe
community hall.
The winners were: high lady,
Kay Lapp; low lady, Marg Brooks;
high man, Len Shobbrook; low
man, Ray Hannah; novelty, Jane
Giousher
Euchre parties are held every
Wednesday night at 8 p.m.
Everyone welcome.
SNELL’S GROCER Y
523-9332 BLYTH OPEN:TUES.-SAT.9 6
CLOVER LEAF PINK
meeting
The January meeting of the
Auburn Presbyterian W.M.S. was
held at the home of Mrs. Warner
Andrews.
The president Mrs. Martha Daer
presided and gave the call to
worship. She welcomed all to the
meeting. The Devotional was led
by Mrs. Lillian Leatherland who
read the Scripture portion. The
Meditation was on “The New
Year”, followed by Prayer.
The study portion was in charge
of Mrs. Martha Daer who re ada
Missionary story from the Mission
Update. The next meeting will be
at the home of Mrs. Lilliam
Leatherland on February 11 at 1:30
p.m.
SALMON 99
7.5 OZ.
MAXWELL HOUSE OR
NABOB GROUND
COFFEE «... <.1.29
KELLOGGS 675 G.
CORN FLAKES I 1 79
REDPATH GOLDEN YELLOW
SUGAR [REG. 2.09] 2 KG. 1 .69
MONARCH ADDED TOUCH
CAKE MIXES
34 attend
Silver Top dinner
The Silver tops had their Pot
Luck dinner on Wednesday, Jan
uary 15 at Community Hall with 34
members present. The afternoon
as spent playing cards and shuffle
board.
Send us
a letter
The snow is still falling.
See us about these
SNOWBLOWERS
6’ McKee SA....................700
2-6V2’ Geo. White SA750ea.
7’ McKee SA.....................900
7’Seaforth SA...................695
7’ Geo. White SA.......... 750
7’ Husky DA..................1,000
No Namefront mount......500
2-86’’ DA McKee’s. 1,200 ea.
1-86” DA John Deere.... 1,295
N.I. 702 Unit System
w/9’ snowblower........$6,995
Don’t forget about
TheCanada Farm Show
Jan.28,29,30,31
McGavin’shave a bus going
to The Farm Show on
Jan. 28,29.
For moredetailscall
Mary Lou at McGavin’s.
McGavin
Farm Equipment Ltd.
887-6365 527-0245
WALTON
RED LABEL
SHORTENING
89
9
COUNTRY CROCK SOFT
MARGARINE il, £.OU
STOKLEYS
PEAS, CREAM CORN
WAXORGREENBEANS
WHITE LABEL
BEANSWITHPORK
14 OZ..59
.5919 OZ.
DEL MONTE UNSWEETENED
PINEAPPLECHUNKS 19 OZ..89
KRAFT PURE STRAWBERRY OR RASPBERRY
JAM 500 ML.2.39
KRAFT SMOOTH
PEANUTBUTTER 1 KG.3.29
KLEENEX
EAPI Al TICCIIEC 200’s .95r A U1A L 11 bo U Lo
Hl DRI
PAPERTOWELS 2 ROLLS .99
HEAD & SHOULDERS CONDITIONER
SHAMPOO 350 ML.3.49
BOUNCE
FABRICSOFTENER 40 SHEETS 3.49
FLEECY LIQUID
FABRICSOFTENER 3.6 L.2.89
ARCTIC POWER
POWDERED DETERGENT 6 L.4.49
VIVID LIQUID
BLEACHFORCOLOURS 2 L.2.89
VANISH CRYSTALS
TOILETBOWLCLEANER 1.4 KG.1.59
CHIQUITTA NO. 1
BANANAS
MEAT
MARY MILES BONELESS BY THE PIECE
DINNERHAM per lb. 2.49
OR DELI SLICED PER LB. 2.99
SCHNEIDERS 24 THIN
CHEESESLICES 500 G.2.99
FLEISHMANS 1/< SQUARES
MARGARINE
**#**«**##*##*****##*####**#***
3 LB.2.79
1.69
RED LABEL SLICED
SIDEBACON 500 G.
CANADIAN QUEEN
COOKEDHAM 175 G.1.19
DAVERN FARMS
WIENERS 450 G..99
DAVERN BEEF AND PORK
BREAKFASTSAUSAGE PER LB.1.39
DAVERN SWEET PICKLED 1/2’s
COTTAGE ROLL PER LB.1.29
U.S.
CELERYSTALKS
PER LB.39
SUNKIST NAVEL
ORANGES
163’s PER DOZ. 1.29
U.S. NO. 1
LETTUCE
HEAD EACH 69
.99
C.P. BULK
WIENERS PER LB..79 16 OZ.
TANGERINES 176’s PER DOZ.1.19
U.S. NO. 1
CAULIFLOWER 1.49
ONT. NO. 1
CARROTS 2 LB..59
U.S.
RADISHES .59
FROZEN FOOD
McCAIN UNSWEETENED
ORANGE JUICE w/2 oz.1.19
CHAPMANS
ICECREAM 2 L.1.59
PEPPERIDGE FARM
LAYERCAKES 1.39
SUNSHINE FANCY VEGETABLES
3.49
3.29
4.49
GREENPEAS
GREENCUTBEANS
BRUSSELSSPROUTS
5 LB.
5 LB.
5 LB.
HIGHLINER
FISH STICKS OR
FISH IN BATTER 700 G.2.99
B-GRADE CRINKLE CUT OMSTEAD FANCY
FRENCHFRIES 5 LB.1.99 BROCCOLISPEARS 2.59