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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 1986-09-17, Page 20PAGt 20. THf ( '!!/! >. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1986. Londesboro Wl hears talk on nutrition The W.I. Consumers Affair meeting was held September 10 at 8p.m. The Opening Ode, Mary Stewart Collect and 0 Canada were sung with Hattie Wood at the piano. The president Marg Ander son welcomed all. Roll call was a food containing fibre named by 18 members and two visitors. The minutes of the last meeting were read by secretary treasurer Alice Buchanan. Corres pondence consisted of thank you’s from Marian Doucette, Lady Dian na Nursery School, the Nesbitt family and the Buchanan family. On October 4 and 5, there will be crafts at Milton Museum, on October 6 is the W.I. Fall Rally in Walton with delegate Helen Law- son, the Area Convention is on October 16-17 with delegate Mar jorie Anderson. A cook book is to be sent for craft. The 1986 W.I. Scholarship was won by Lisa Duizer, a 4-H leader. It was moved to give $200 to Ron Nesbitt and family. The treasur er’s report showed a balance of $704.65, savings $1,159.59. The Huronview Bazaar will be held on October 8. Volunteers to help are Beryl Reid, Elma Jewitt, Lois Elliott and Margaret Taylor. Beth Knox gave a reading “Definition of Maternity”. The president thanked Beth Knox for planning the bus trip to see “Annie” and for making the quilt block for the Erland Lee Museum. Lions supper convenors are: September, Doreen Carter; Octo ber, Helen Lawson and Marjorie Anderson. Margaret Taylor introduced the guest speaker Barbara Guse, Dietician at Clinton and Goderich hospitals. She spoke on bone calcium and sodium, active miner al, milk and milk products. She answered questions. She was thanked by Margaret Taylor and presented with a gift. Helen Lawson reported on the Historical Research meeting to be held September 23 at St. Helens. On October 28 there will be a banquet at Brucefield. Helen Lawson gave the reading A.B.C. ’s of fruits and vegetables. The meeting closed and lunch was served by Hattie Wood and Dora Shobbrook. : ondesboro C* — ] Mrs. DoraShobbrook X 523-4250 Bonnie Lambie speaks at Londesboro United Greeting on Sunday morning at Londesboro United Church was Trudy Pollard. The ushers were Kathy Kennedy, Shannon Duizer, Vicki Riley and Theresa Knox. The organist was Barbara Bosman. Rev. Bonnie Lambie from Wal ton and Bluevale churches lead in worship while Rev. Snihur was at the Bluevale anniversary service. She welcomed all and gave the announcements. Next Sunday at 10:50there will be a hymn sing, and next Sunday is infant baptism. Teen youth group will meet Thursday, September 18 at 7 p.m. at the school for volley ball. Bible study is to begin September 26 at 1 p.m. Legion News Pipe Band wins trophy BYEUGENE JANESP.R.O. Congratulations to the Brussels Legion Pipe Band. They won the 2nd prize trophy at the Lambeth Harvest Festival parade on Sept ember 6. September 7 was the Zone C convention in Clinton. Following the parade, there was a meeting at 2 p.m. Members attending were: Kathy Burkholder, Marg Bennett, Ross Bennett and Forrest Whit- tard. An executive meeting was held on September 8. The Ladies’ Auxiliary held their monthly meeting on Septeber 8. It was decided to postpone the planned euchre parties until later on in the year. The Brussels Legion Pipe Band played at the Fly-In at the Brussels Airport on September 14, sponsor ed by the Brussels Flying Club. The Bi-Annual Ladies’ Auxiliary Ontario Provincial Convention is being held in Windsor, Ontario from September 14th to September 18th. Members attending are: Bonnie Brewer and Barb Graber. Legion Week is September 21 to September 27. On September 27, members will go to London’s Parkwood Hospital for the initia tion of adopted veterans to Branch 218, Royal Canadian Legion, Brus sels. The initiation will take place at 1:30 p.m. The adopted veterans for Branch 218 are: Victor Delany, Robert Duff and Raymond Bron son. The flowers in the church were from the Carol Cartwright and Ben Munning’s wedding and in loving memory of Keith Hesselwood, who was buried on Friday. The child ren’s time was “Each One is Special.’’ Junior teacher was Aileen Salverda. The sermon was given by Rev. Bonnie Lambie. Londesboro personals Congratulations to Carol Cart wright and Ben Munnings who were married in the church September 13. Patricia and Sarah Millson of Woodstock spent the weekend with their grandmother Dora Shobbrook. Mrs. Glen Carter spent two days with her daughter Colleen in Exeter celebrating Colleen’s birth day on Tuesday, September 9 by going to London Fair. Mr. and Mrs. Colin Paterson, Katie and Jennifer of London visited on Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burns. They celebrated Bob’s birthday. Congratulations to Lisa Duizer on winning the 1986 W.I. Scholar ship. Mrs. Alf Bell (Vera Lyon) from Prince Rupert, B.C. is visiting relations in the vicinity. 10% all in-stock yarns Embroidery Floss 3 Skeins *1.00 Custom Knit Clothing Order now for Christmas Gifts Singer Knitting Machines RUTH’S CUSTOM CRAFTS 5234516 Closed Thurs.& Sun. No. 4 to I Clinton I „ . hNo. 4 to Blyth AXondeiboro — County Road No. 15 KIST “PLUS DEPOSIT” GINGERALE________750 ml. .39 FRITO LAY OR RUFFLES POTATO CHIPS 200 G. 1.39 I Snell’s Grocery Limited BLYTH_____ 523-9332 i OPEN TUES. - SAT. 9 - 6, FRI. TILL 8 BITTNER’S DELI SLICED” QUALITYMEATS BITTNER’S BLACKFORESTHAM lb. 4.39 BITTNER’S MED. INSIDE ROUND ROASTBEEF lb. 4.99 J3ITTNER’S BOTTOM ROUND SMOKED BEEF PASTRAMI LB. 3.49 BITTNER’S BOTTOM ROUND COOKED iCORNEDBEEF______lb. 3.99 BITTNER’S CRYOVAC 1/2’s BLACKFORESTHAM lb.3.99 PRICED RIGHT DAVERN SWEET PICKLED 1/2’s COTTAGE ROLL lb. 1.59 RED LABEL SIDE BACON_________500 G. 2.49 RED LABEL BONELESS ROUND Vz’s DINNERHAMS lb. 2.69 CANADIAN QUEEN COILIPOUSH SAUSAGE LB.1.79 MARY MILES “DELI SLICED” COOKED HAM______lb. BRUCE PACKERS HEADCHEESE_____lb. 1.49 BRUCE PACKERS COTTON BAG SUMMERSAUSAGE lb. 3.39 - 2.99 V ? 1 I LB. GROWN FRUITS & VEGETABLES GET THEM WHILE AVAILABLE PROD. OF ONT. CAN. #1 BARTLETT PEARS PEACHES PRUNEPLUMS|bluegrapes WHITE GRAPES 4 L. BASKET YOUR CHOICE 2.99 PROD. OF ONT. CANADA FANCY MACINTOSH APPLES 3 lb. 1.49 PROD. OF ONT. CAN. #1 FRESH PARSNIPS lb. PROD OF ONT. CAN. #1 FRESHCARROTS 2 lb. .89 .49 PROD. OF ONT. PEPPERSQUASH fresh each .39 HPROD. OF U.S.A. CAN. #1 REDTOKAYGRAPES lb. IPROD. OF U.S.A. SUNKIST VALENCIAORANGES doz. 1.49 PROD. OF SWAZILAND 48’s WHITEGRAPEFRUIT 2 for .79 .99 PROD. OF ONT. “FOR YOUR HOME” JGREENTROPICALPLANTS ASSORTED 6” POT ITROPIGALROSTON FERNS 8” HANGING POT 4,98 8.98 SPECIALS^* OP A THE WEEK GOOD UNTIL CLOSING SEPT.20/86 K MAXWELL HOUSE AUTO DRIP, FILTER OR REGULAR GRIND COFFEE 369 G. 3.59 P.G. TIPS ORANGE PEKOE TEA BAGS 144-s 3.99 JELLO ASSORTED FLAVOURS JELLY POWDERS ss o 4/.99 OLD MILL MINUTE OR QUICK OATS 1.35 kg..89 BARON PURE —————— JAMS OR JELLIES 375 ml .79 PARAMOUNT RED SOCKEYE SALMON___________106 G. 1.39 SANKA DECAFFEINATED INSTANTCOFFEE 170 G. 6.49 MARTIN ASSORTED FLAVOURS FRUIT DRINKS_______48 oz. .89 E.D. SMITH VEGETABLE JUICE GARDEN COCKTAIL 28 oz. 1.09 McCAIN “EVERYDAY LOW PRICE” DRINKING BOXES 3 x 250 ml. 1.29 NABISCO SHREDDIES POST BRAN FLAKES THOMPSON POPPINGCORN PANTRY SHELF FRUITCOCKTAIL 675 G. 2.39 400 G. 1.29 1 KG. .99 28 oz. 1.49 28 OZ. 1.39 LIPTON CHICKEN NOODLE SOUPMIX 4’s, 264 G. 1.79 HEINZ SPAGHETTI SUCCESS PIECES & STEMS MUSHROOMS_______10 oz. .59 CRISCO VEGETABLEOIL 1 L. SCHNEIDER’S CRISPY FLAKE SHORTENING 1 lb. 2.79 .99 ★FROZEN FOOD* OLD SOUTH UNSWEETENED ORANGE JUICE 12% oz. ,99 ARCTIC GARDEN FANCY BRUSSELSSPROUTS 1 kg. 179 While They Last! 7 LB. PAIL 7 LB. PAIL 7 LB. PAIL 7 LB. PAIL 5 LB. BOX 9 LB. PAIL 11 LB. PAIL BLACKBERRIES GOOSEBERRIES BLACKCURRANTS REOCURRANTS BLUEBERRIES STRAWBERRIES RED CHERRIES r BACON ENDS 2 kg. box (4.4 lb.] 5.59 MR. CLEAN ALL-PURPOSE LIQUIDCLEANER 1 L. SYLVANIA 40-60-100 WATT LIGHTBULBS 2 s ALL POWDERED LAUNDRY DETERGENT 6 L.5.79 FLEECY FABRICSOFTENER 5 L.3.99 3.79 1.29