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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1988-08-17, Page 3THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1988. PAGE 3. LOW LOW GROCERY PRICES!!! WESTON’S Old Mill Bread Stephen Souch of Blyth was all packed up and ready to go late last week as he prepared to leave for a year-long exchange to Norway. He will stay with four different families near the towns of Grue and Klrhenaer until August 1989. Blyth resident gets chance of a lifetime BEATRICE 450 G. LOAF 4 LITRE BAGS BY CHRISTINA ROULSTON Seventeen-year-old Stephen Souch of Blyth began an experi­ ence of a lifetime, Tuesday, when he left on a flight from Toronto on a year-long exchange to Norway. Stephen’s interest in the idea of an exchange was piqued by other people he knew who had partici­ pated on them, and at the beginning of last year’s school year he decided to apply for an exchange he had read about in the newspaper. This program was rather costly though, sowhen he came across another exchange program through the guidance office of his high school he applied for it also. This second program was the Rotary Youth Exchange. Stephen sent his forms to the nearest Rotary club (Goderich). On his application he placed his preference of three continents as requested, those being Australia, Europe and South America. Soon after the club contacted Stephen for an interview in Goderich with all the other appli­ cants. Each applicant was placed at an interview with three members of the Rotary Club and a mother of a student who had already complet­ ed the exchange. The next day to Continued on page 21 QUEBEC Soft Margarine 3.20 KG. PAIL MAXWELLHOUSE REGULARORFINE Ground Coffee '' / E Ivory Soap 380 G 4 59 4 BAR PKG 1 . SHOP & COMPARE PALANDA Pineapple CRUSHED, SLICED TIDBITS TH 19 OZ. ./kJ SAVERS Tang ORANGE CRYSTALS 276 G. PKG. MAKES 2.25 LITRES J 393 POUCHES 1 " CARNATION 2% EVAPORATED Milk 39160 ML. TIN ■ WkJ SWIFT PREMIUM CANNED Cooked Ham q 69 1 LB. O- Bounce FABRIC SOFTENER SCENTED OR UNSCENTED O 39 20's Raid TWO KINDS OF RAID 350 G. 39 ONLY PURE SPRING BY PEPSI Gingerale 750 ML. oleups 2/.95 PURE SPRING OR Crush FLAVOURS 750 ML. PLUS /IQ DEP. .HkJ nci I CAtrAIIDlTCC!| ULJLI rAViMJKII | FEARMAN’S Roast Beef 3.99 lB DELI SLICED DAVERN Bologna •99 LB BRUCE PACKERS Head Cheese 1.391, STAR - SLICED Side Bacon 500 G. PKG.1 «79 Blyth People Ruth Sheilds, Marion Wright and Winnie Vincent, Blyth attend­ ed the over 80 and 80’s birthday party at Belgrave, August 9. Winnie Vincent was honoured when they asked her if she would helpcutthebirthdaycake. Mrs. Ab Coultes cut the other one. The ladies enjoyed the afternoon very much. Mary Hunter was in charge. There was old time music which was enjoyed by everyone, then cake and ice cream and tea were served. Mrs. Doris Watts, Winnie’s sister, returned to San Diego, California safely. She is 83 and came by plane. Mrs. Edna Montgomery of Blyth enjoyed a trip to the Douglas Point on a bus trip. All enjoyed the trip. Amy and Ralph McCrea of Blyth enjoyed a trip to St. Thomas and spent a night with their son, Douglas who is a mechanic. Doug and his friend spent a weekend with Ralph and Amy McCrea and also with his grandmother, Winnie Vincent of Blyth. Jack Blake and Rita, Winnie Vincent and Marian Wright had a good game of Lost Heir and euchre when Nora Kelly invited all to her home. Stewart and Mildred Ament of Blyth and Joe and Helen Hoggart of Mitchell spent several days last week holidaying in Burlington. The annual picnic for members of the Blyth Festival cast, crew, administrative staff, the Board and their families was held Sunday at the Wallace Cottage, Sunset Beach, Goderich. Everyone enjoy­ ed swimming in the waves and a pot luck supper which included tasty samples from the Gourmet Dinner. A lively football game encouraged by a very vocal cheering section, and children looking for pirate treasures were also part of the activities. 300 G. 1.5 LITRE BOTTLES PLUS 60c DEPOSIT BIG 11 QT. BASKET OF NIAGARA RED HAVEN STONE FREE Peaches MINUTE MAID 100% PURE Lemon Juice 225 ML. SCHNEIDER’S FROZEN Beef Steakettes 454 G. PKG. PATTIES FRO1V PRODUCE OF THE TROPICS CANADA #1 Bananas YORK CHICKEN, BEEF OR TURKEY Meat Pies 99 227 G :-THI$ WEEK’S PEPPERIDGEFARM VANILLA OR MAPLE Layer Cakes 1.89 369 G. PRODUCE OF ONTARIO CANADA #1 Head Lettuce FAMILY NIGHT OUT Thursday, August 25 7-10 p.m. Blyth Public School TOYS, BAKING, CLOTHES, TUPPERWARE, ETC. EVERYONE WELCOME Sponsored by Coffee Break Ministry of Blyth SAVE BIG ONLY PRODUCE OF U.S.A. CANADA #1 SEEDLESS GREEN Grapes RED Plums or Nectarines