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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 1986-11-05, Page 8PAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1986. $5,000 in already to "Back the Biter" Support for the “Back the Biter” campaign to purchase a fully equipped van for Ron Nesbitt continues to grow. In addition to the cash contribution approaching $5,000.00 and the significant efforts of two local businesses the list of donations to the novelty auction is increasing. Both Rad- ford’sof Blyth and Brussels and The Old Mill, south of Blyth have offered unique approaches with Radford’s offering 10% of sale sfor the week November 3-8, while Glenyce Snell is offering the expertise required to make the Women’s Institute Fashion Show on Friday night, November 28, a success. The most unique item to date for the novely auction is the premier of Ontario’s autographed tie which will be auctioned by the Honorable Jack Riddell M.P.P. who will be on hand to assist auctioneer Richard Lobb. The variety concert set for Saturday, November 28 is taking shape and a schedule of perform ers should be available shortly. Any potential participant should contact Al Bosman at 523-4286. Information on the ‘‘Back the Biter” Days November 28 and 29 or on donations can be obtained from Keith Allen 523-9606 or Dave Overboe 523-4416.___________ Eondesboro Mrs. DoraShobbrook 523-4250 ' Friendly Courteous i Carry Out Service SCRIMGEOUR’S Is&M FOOD MARKET ASSORTED McCAIN FROZEN FRENCH FRIES Happy Gang donates to Lions' fund The Happy Gang seniors’ club held a meeting on October 29 at 1:30 p.m. President Audrey Thompson welcomed all. O Cana da was sung. Roll call was answered by 24 members. The minutes of the last meeting were read by the secretary Margar et Good. The treasurer’s report was read by Hazel Reid showing a balance of $31.93. Audrey report ed on the executive meeting. The Christmas dinner meeting will be held November 26 at 12:30 p.m. at $7 per plate and will be catered to by the U.C.W. The sign will be up by November 16. A brief report on the rally held at Dungannon on October 6 was read by Dora Shobbrook. A get-well card was signed by all for Jim McEwing. A reading was given by Clara Riley called “A letter worth reading on Income Taxes.” It was moved that a collection be taken for * ‘ Back the Biter” for Ron Nesbitt, at the November 26 meeting. A reading was given by Audrey Thompson called ‘‘Watch the Corners.” Euchre was played and winners were: pink cards high, Dora Shobbrook; lone hands, Verna Glazier; low, Estella Adams; blue card high, Hazel Watkins; lone hands, Les Reid; and low, Vietta Hoggart. Lunch was served by Hazel Reid and Margaret Good. QUALITY SERVICE PRICE 99 12.5 OZ. MAIN STREET, BLYTH VALUES IN EFFECT UNTILSAT., NOV. 8,1986. McCAIN FROZEN ORANGE JUICESTORE HOURS: Mon., Tues.,Wed.,Sat.,8:30a.m.-6p.m.; Thurs., Frl., 8:30 a.m. -9p.m. We Reserve Tne Right To Limit Quantities To Normal Family Requirements 1 KG. THIS STORE ONLY SCHWEPPES 750 ML. PLUS DEP. GINGER ALE .39 THIS STORE ONLY! COCA COLA OR SPRITE 750 ML. PLUS DEP. pop 2/.99 THIS STORE ONLY HOSTESS POTATO qQ CHIPS 200 G 1.0 y Future of United Church to be discussed Greeting on Sunday morning at the LondesboroUnited Church was Darlene Hulley. The ushers were Randy Howatt, Paul Jewitt, Brent Radford and Murray Whyte. A hymn-sing was held prior to the service led by Rev. Snihur with Gail Lear at the piano. The call to worship and announcements were given. A meeting of special discussion will be held Tuesday, November 18 at 8 p.m. on “1987” what’s in the future for Londesboro United Church? The Harvest Family Dance is changed from November 14 to November 29 to support the dance for Ron Nesbitt’s “Back the Biter” weekend. The children’s song was “Surprise a Hallowe’en Jack-o-Lantern” andtheyhada pumpkin on display. The pumpkin had the insides cleaned out and a candle lit for inside to shine out. Junior teachers were Linda and Angela Horbanuik. The scripture was from Matthew about the sentence and lesson of washing the disciples’ feet and Judas the betrayer. The music was by “Special Division” from Clin ton. The sermon was a tale of two wash basins. At the close of the service, ‘‘Special Division” fa voured with more music. They are having a free concert at the High School on November 8 at 8 p.m. Rev. Snihurthanked them and also Gail Lear for her music and to Sara Lyons and Deanna Lyon. Shirley Lyon graduates with BA Shuffle Board season begins November 5 at 8 p. m. in the school. All are welcome. Edythe Beacom and Laura Lyon attended the 24th Anniversary at Blyth United Church on Sunday morning when their cousin Rev. Reid Vipond of Metropolitan Church, London was guest speak er. The W.I. Culture Affairs meet ing will be held on November 12 at 8 p.m. in the hall. Roll call will be a law you would like to see changed. The speaker will be Jane Whitney from Bluewater Centre for Young Offenders. Each members is to bring a guest. Congratulations to Shirley Lyon on her graduation Friday. She received her B.A. at London WesternUniversity. Attending were her husband Murray, Brad ley and Deanna, her mother Pearl Hamilton, Aunt Mary Holland, Laura Lyon and Edythe Beacom. Visiting on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burns were their daughter Barbara Paterson, Katie and Jennifer, London. Last weekend Allen and Ruth Shaddick and family attended the graduation exercises for Certified General Accountants at Harbor Castle Halton Hotel in Toronto when their son Jeffrey received his degree in C.G.A. Leonard Vodden of Paris visited on Tuesday, October 28 with her brother Ken and Joy and his sister Dora Shobbrook. An error last week was Florence Cardiff, Brussels not Cartwright. A Lions Hallowe’enparty was held at the hall on October 31. Winners were pre kindergarten, first, Becky Archambault; second, Jonathan DeWeerd; third, Amy Bosman; kindergarten to grade 3, first Joey Airdrie; second, Tabatha Thompson; third, Amanda Kenn edy ; grade 4 and up, first, Kara Lee Potter; second, Christie Scott; third, Kelly Bosman and Paula Allen; adult, first, Stephen Kolk- man; second, Stan Airdrie. Lion Ian Hulley wants to especially thank Stan Airdrie for helping. KENT ASSORTED FLAVOURS DRINKING BOXES 4 x 125 ML. ■ 59 STOKELY ASSORTED VARIETIES VEGETABLES 59 KNECHTEL 14 OZ. MARGARINE 2/1.00 BATHROOM TISSUE COTTONELLE 4 ROLL PKG. ASSORTED COLOURS PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CANADA #1 FRESH CRISP ROMAINE LETTUCE ea . (with 50c COUPON 2 49j ■ w * •* » ■» •••»»•• Without coupon 2 99 SAVE 0N Y0UR NEXT PURCHASE OF WISK lAflOl/ LIMIT0NE WISK COUPON PER pURCHASE ix Jso< i»H»N Pl H Hint HAM OFFER f XPIRES SAT NOV 8 >966 PRODUCT OF U.S.A. FRESH 1.96 KG. BRUSSELS SPROUTS lb. .89 PRODUCT OF HONDURAS GOLDEN YELLOW BANANAS .86c KG. l..39 PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CANADA #1 SNOWY WHITE CAULIFLOWER EA. PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CALIFORNIA SWEET NAVEL [SEEDLESS] ORANGES DOZEN ! CLOSE-UP * 139 : pump SAVE 50* I Wh*n you buy on* 1OO mL SPECIAL PRICE WITHOUT COUPON 1.89 - ........ you buy on* 1OO mL I Ckf*-up pump I Limit on* coupon p*r purch*** Coupon Exp*** S*t Nov 8. 1068 I V*Hd Only At Kn*cht*l Sfor**. Store Coupon « 361—X FRESH YOUNG ONTARIO CENTRE CUT LOIN PORK CHOPS 5.05 KG. LB. 2.29 “READY TO SERVE” CRYOVAC BONELESS SMOKED PICNICS SAVE 1.90 LB. 4.39 KG. LB. OUR REG. $3.89 LB. I I I I I i I i I I l J FRESH YOUNG ONTARIO FAMILY PAK PORK LOIN CHOPS 4.17/KG. THIS STORE ONLY FRIDAY ONLY! 6 P.M. - 9 P.M. PRIDE OF CANADA COOKED HAM 1.99 FRESHLY MINCED REGULAR GROUND BEEF 2.84 KG. LB. 1.29 CANADA’S FINEST GRADE “A” BEEF SHORT CUT CHEF STYLE PRIME RIB ROAST 8.80 KG. LB. This Coupon Worth 75* oft on th* PurchsM of on* (1) pkfl - *Mort*d »lz*« of PAMPERS OR LUVS DIAPERS CL Special Price Q QQ With Coupon Special Prtc* Without Coupon 9.74 valid only a! Knochtol Assoc Coupon expoe* Sat Nov H. 1 LvnM one coupon per purchase ANNIVERSARY DRAW PRIZEWINNERS 1] PLANT - GWEN PATTERSON, BLYTH. 2] CASE OF HEINZ TOMATO SOUP - JANICE WEBSTER, RR 3, AUBURN. 3] CASE OF E.D. SMITH GARDEN COCKTAIL - DEREK COOK, BLYTH 4] 10 KG. BAG ROBIN HOOD FLOUR - BERVA WATSON, RR 1, BLYTH. 5] BIRD FEEDER & SEED - JANET HUNKING, AUBURN. 6] CASE OF KNECHTEL POTATO CHIPS - NELLIE MASON, BLYTH. 7] 1 BALE SUGAR - DORAN ROLSTON, AUBURN. 8] CASE OF HEINZ CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP - PAT HUNKING, AUBURN 9] SET OF 6 WINE GLASSES - GRACE EASOM, BLYTH. 10] CASE OF PEPSI COLA - KATHY McNICHOL, RR 2, BLYTH.