HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1988-04-20, Page 24PAGE 24. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1988.
Richmonds married 50 years
Mr. and Mrs. Millar Richmond
celebrated their 50th wedding
anniversary by entertaining
friends and relatives at an open
house on April 16.
Millar and Ella (Brown) were
Millar and Ella Richmond celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary
on Saturday with an open house for friends. The couple farmed on the
eighth concession of Morris until 1966 when they moved to Blyth.
married April 12,1938 and farmed
on the eighth concession of Morris
until 1966whentheymoved to their
present home in Blyth.
They have two sons, Bruce and
Keith both of Blyth, eight grand
children and three great-grand
children.
All of their family were present
alongwithfriendsand relatives
from as far away as Windsor,
Elgin, Grimsby, London and
Brampton.
Hospital auction
planned
for Blyth
What do a weekend trip to
Toronto, an Australian Shepherd
puppy and a moonlight cruise on
Lake Huron have in common?
They’re all items which are to be
auctioned off at the Blyth and
District Community Centre on
April 30, the site of Clinton Public
Hospital’s annual fund-raising
auction.
As in the past, this year’s auction
will feature some unique and
intriguing items, including the
package tour to Toronto, which will
include a plane ride from Goderich
to TO, a limousine ride in the big
city, choice accommodations at one
of the better hotels, and tickets for
aboxat either a Blue Jays’ game oi
at the Royal Agricultural Winter
Fair.
Another item is the three-
month-old Shepherd pup; while
the moonlight cruise out of God
erich will include dinner, as will a
day-long fishing trip on a charter
boat.
Cocktails will be served from 6
p.m. to 7 p.m., followed by a
barbecued beef dinner with all the
trimmings, followed by the auc
tion. Tickets are $20.
April 29th
159 Dinsley St., Blyth
523 4988
FAere's Something For Everyone at
The 3rd Annual
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at the Goderich Arena
THREE BIG DAYS...
Friday, April 22 6 pm-9 pm, Saturday, April 23 10 am-9 pm
Sunday, April 24 12 noon- 5 pm
FEATURING
•Tea Garden »Door Prizes ‘Free Entertainment
•Fashion Shows •Demonstrations ‘Much morel
ADMISSION: ADULTS '2.00, STUDENTS & SENIORS »1.00
CHILDREN UNDER 12 FREE
(accompanied by adult)
Sponsored by:
THE GODERICH
FIGURE SKATING CLUB
Snell’s Grocery
Limited
BLYTH 523-9332
Inventory Reduction Sale
In-Store Bargains Galore
CLOVER LEAF RED
SOCKEYE SALMON 2i3G 2.93
KELLOGG’S
CORN FLAKES 675 G. 1 ■
*Meat Features*
MARY MILES ‘DELI SLICED’
COOKED HAM LB 1.9S
BRUCE PACKERS
HEADCHEESE LB 1.
BRUCE PACKERS ‘COUNTRY STYLE’
LARGE SAUSAGES LB.
SCHNEIDER'S ‘DELI SLICED’
B.R. BOLOGNA tB.
1.9
2.
SCHNEIDER’S NO. 1
SIDE BACON 9500 G. £-■
STAR BRAND
SIDE BACON 500 G. 1 .
FEARMAN’S ‘COIL STYLE’
POLISH SAUSAGE LB.
MARY MILES FROZEN 1/2’s
COTTAGE ROLL lb
1.
1.
A.S.B
NABOB OR MAXWELL HOUSE o
GROUND COFFEE sssg 2.99 CABANA REG.
POTATO CHIPS 200 g. .69
MELITTA NO. 2, 4, OR 6
COFFEE FILTERS aos .99 BEATRICE FRUIT BOTTOM — —.
YOGURTS 175G. .55
GASTON 100% SOYA SOFT —
MARGARINE zlb pa l 5.99
NESTLE QUIK , KG. — ——
INSTANT CHOCOLATE 3.29
INGERSOLL OR BRIGHT’S
CHEESE SPREAD soog. 2.99 CARNATION EVAPORATED — —
MILK 385 ML. ull
SKIPPY OR SQUIRRELPEANUT BUTTER zsog2.29
SCHNEIDER’S "7A
LARD 1LB. .79
HABITANT SWEET MIXED - - ~
PICKLES 750 ML. 1.49 SCHNEIDER’S OA
SHORTENING , lb. .59
E.D. SMITH LITE OR REG. -
CHERRY PIE FILLING tooz 1.99 ★ Produce Specials*
FROM THE TROPICS NO. 1 QQ
BANANAS lb .UOAYLMER STRAWBERRY
OR RASPBERRY - A A
JAM 500 G. 1 .09
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PROD. OF ONT. CAN. FANCY AA
IDA RED APPLES 5 lb 1.99
PLANTERS 100% PURE q A A
PEANUT OIL il. O.yy
PROD. OF U.S.A. CAN. #1 ETA
HEAD LETTUCE .59
WHITE SWAN OR PRONTO
PAPER QQ
towels 2 roll .yy
PROD. OF U.S.A.
CAN. #1 NEW A A
RED POTATOES lb .39
NO. 1
DUTCH SETS lb
NO. 1
99 SPANISH SETS lb
CERT.
99 SEED POTATOES1? 20 PEAT MOSSr T 4.49