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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1988-08-24, Page 3The work of two East Wawanosh artists is featured in the final Blyth Festival Art Gallery show of the season. Jo Manning [left] and Ron Walker were on hand at the opening of the exhibition Saturday night to discuss their work with an overflow crowd. blyt£\a THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1988. PAGE 3. EVERYDAY-DAY IN DAY OUT LOW, LOW PRICES Plus Great Weekly Specials & Many More In-Store Features THIS WEEK’S FROM OUR PRODUCE DEPARTMENT PRODUCE OF U.S.A. CANADA #1 Grapefruit white orPINK 2/.79 PRODUCE OF ONT. CANADA #1 New White Potatoes | 10 LB. BAG PRODUCE OF ONT. CANADA #1 Ontario Head Lettuce 59 EA. Family Night Out to aid Coffee Break We also have bean sprouts - Kiwi fruit - limes -lemons - Mushrooms YOU NAME IT, AL’S GOT IT OR WILL GET IT! —SAVINGS IN OUR MEAT DEPARTMENT 99ONLY ■ Chicken Legs PART BACK ATTACHED LB. Interest and curiosity has been aroused by the advertising that has appeared in the area announcing “Family Night Out’’. Upon inves­ tigation, it has been discovered that a very interesting evening has been planned for this Thursday, August 25. A committee made up of Ladies from the Blyth Christian Reformed and Blyth U nited Churches (Coffee Break and Story Hour Program), have put together an evening for the entire family in Blyth Public School. With school about to start, and Christmas only 17 weeks away, these ladies have decided to give people the opportunity to come out and browse through the displays which will be set up for your convenience. Perhaps you’ll find that special gift for someone, or an outfit for fall. Displays which will be available for you are: Discovery Toys (Dea Yul), Wicker (Jeanette McNeil), Ceramics (Helen Boven), Avon (Chris Bourne), Mary Kay (Lenore Scrimgeour), Tupperware (Carol McDowell), Custom Knitter (Ruth Vanderlei), Weekender Wear (Cheryl MacCleod), Cameo Liquid Embroidery (Phyllis Mitchell), Creative Circle (Corey Kuiper), and Baking (Coffee Break Commit­ tee). This evening will also give you the opportunity to socialize with friends in the community. Lunch will be available. Some of the proceeds from the evening will go to the Coffee Break and Story Hour ministry which has been going on in Blyth for several years. Coffee Break is an interdenom­ inational time of Bible study, singing, and fellowship for all women in the community. The group meets in Blyth United Church on Wednesdays at 10 a.m. There is an eight-week session in Continued on page 21 Blyth People Feme and Harvey McDowell visited for a few days recently with Murray McDowell of Cookstown. They also visited Suzanne and Allan Thompson of Avening, former neighbours and residents of Blyth. Happy 75th birthday to Mrs. Margaret Nesbit on August 24. NOTICE TO BLYTH RESIDENTS WATER RESTRICTION UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE Residents are asked to co-operate in the following manner: Property on the north side of Dinsley Street to the north end of the Village may water on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Property on the south side of Dinsley Street to the south end of the Village may water on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Watering permitted 7:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. [night only] Blyth Water Commissjon wish to thank the residents who have co-operated in conserving water. Jim Howson, Chairman Blyth Water Commission. DAVERN STORE PACKED BEEF & PORK Sausage 1.39 LB. MARY MILES ASST. VAR. Sandwich Meats qq 175 G. PKG. .0x7 SLICED OR SHAVED COOKED Turkey R .Q Breast O-HJJlb. Polish Sausage 1.79 lb MARY MILES VAC PACK Sliced 175 G Pfc. Cooked Ham 1.49 DELI FAVOURITES MARY MILES _ — Ham 1.89 LB. RagU HOME STYLE Spaghetti Sauce ALLEYCAT Cat 750 ML.1.89 FLEISHMANN’S Margarine 1LB 100% 1 CORN OIL J ■ V V s.o.s. Pads 18’s 1.99 WHITE Ivory Starch 500 G. .69 Cat _ 222. Food 1.79 CHAPMAN’S Ice Cream NO NAME Potato Chips 2 LITRE CARTON 1.59 200 G. PKG.89 Quick Quaker Oats 1 KG. PKG. SCHNEIDER’S Pure Lard HEINZ Spaghetti 19 oz. 1.09 1 LB. 99 MONARCH Chocolate Cake Mix .59 HEINZ Beans WITH PORK Lux Bath Soap 14 OZ. 84 WHITE 1. 4’8 NEW EVERYDAY LOW PRICES CHECK IT OUT - DAY IN DAY OUT OPEN MON.-SAT. 9 A.M.-6P.M.;THURS. & FRI. NITESTILL8P.M. “INTOWN” DELIVERYCALL523-9322 MANY MORE IN-STORESAVINGS!--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------J Butter 1 lb.2.79 OLD MILL Bread 75■ > v LOAF 2% Milk 4LbagE 3.19 GRADE ‘A’ Large Eggs 1.39™ Sorry: We apologize about our peaches last week, it was beyond our control. Sincerely - Al Willie Al's Got It -Canning Jars -Certo, Fruit Fresh -Paro Wax -Jar Rings