HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1988-08-31, Page 3Master Corporals Roger and
Connie Craig and son, Ian of C.F.
Base Petawawa spent a few days
with Bill and Isabelle Craig of RR 2,
Blyth. Roger left August 22 with
the Canadian Signal Squadron for
the front line Peace Keeping
Forces of the United Nations in
northern Iraq.
Bill and Isabelle Craig travelled
to Ottawa and attended the funeral
of R. Edwin Craig on August 23.
Bill and Lillian Patterson return7
ed home on Wednesday after
travelling to the Yukon and Alaska.
They travelled by way of northern
Ontario, Peace River, Dawson
Creek, White Horse and Dawson
City, Yukon across the top of the
worldroadtoTok, Alaska, Fair
banks, Anchorage, Alaska, White
Horse Yukon, then to Prince
George where they visited with
Lillian’sbrother andfamily and
with Thelma and August Jerke and
Kay Lockwood before returning
homeby way of U.S.A, to Sarnia, a
total of 14,830 km.
Mrs. Edna Montgomery and
Winnie Vincent, both of Blyth,
spent one afternoon at Mrs. Ruth
Fisher’s at Clinton.
Clara Rinn of Blyth was greatly
missed at the Belgrave birthday
party at Belgrave for the over 80’s.
Mr. Douglas McCrea of St.
Thomas was home for the weekend
to see his parents Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph McCrea and his grand
mother Winnie Vincent of Blyth.
Mrs. Ruth Fisher of Clinton,
Winnie Vincent of Blyth and Mr.
Archie Montgomery and his wife
Edna all took a nice drive to Forest
on Sunday.
Mrsr Edna Montgomery had a
nice bus ride to Goderich on
Tuesday to the Museum and saw
some nice things there.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Mont
gomery invited Ruth Shields,
Winnie Vincent and Connie
Shields and Rosella Ronnie to their
home for a good game of cards
which all enjoyed.
Con van Vliet returned home
from funeral of his sister, Wil van
Vliet - Kreft, age 47, who was killed
instantly in a tragic bicycle-auto
accident, August 17.
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1988. PAGE 3.
THE GROCERY STORE WITH A HEART
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BACK TO SCHOOL
SPECIALS
Kendra Wants...
F.B.I. OR SNOOPY DRINKS 250 ml. - PKG. OF 3 ONLY 85c
NO-NAME ASSORTED COOKIES (ALL 6 KINDS - 450 G.) $1.49 ea.
DEL MONTE PUDDING CUPS (5 KINDS - 4 PACKS - 568 G.j $2.09 ea.
JIFFY POPCORN 142 G. SIZE - EXTRA SPECIAL $1.09
and a pen that hangs around her neck, and a cartoon book eraser - We have them.
Dianna Just Wants
Big switch in TV
viewing Sunday
The big switch that will see CBC
coverage eliminated from CKNX
and CFPL television channels and
picked upon new UHFfrequencies
begins Sunday, September 4.
The change will have little effect
on those in urban centres with
cable television coverage but it will
have an effect on rural residents,
especially those without a UHF
aerial. In this area CBC programm
ing will be available from a
repeater station at Formosa broad
casting on channel 45 on the UHF
dial. The station, as will five others
in southwestern Ontario including
channel 40 at London, will rebroad
cast the signal of CBLN in Toronto.
A local electronics store owner
warned that people will not be able
to pull in the CBC signal on their old
VHF antennae that brings in
channels 2-13. The signal may be
strong enough, however, that a
special UHF “rabbitears” may
pull it in in this area. So far, the
supplier said, he has installed
about 20 new UHF systems since
the word of the switchover came
through.
CBC programming such as the
Olympic Games from Seoul, Korea
and Saturday night hockey will be
lost to those who cannot receivethe
new channels.
On the other hand, the changes
mean hours of new movies each
week as CKNX and CFPL replace
CBC programming with movies.
Thestationsalsoplan extended
local news coverage and more
comedy.
BLYTH MINOR HOCKEY
& RINGETTE MEETING
SEPTEMBER, 1st - 8 P.M.
BLYTH COMMUNITY CENTRE
ALL PARENTS, MEMBERSAND COACHES WELCOME
NOTICE - RESIDENTS
WATER RESTRICTION
REMOVED
On behalf of the Blyth Water Commission I wish to
thank the Residents of the Village of Blyth who
co-operated in conserving our water supply during the
restriction period.
Jim Howson, Chairman
Blyth Water Commission.
SOME SANI FLUSH 1.4 KG. ON SPECIAL ONLY $2.39
and Oh Yes some SHOE POLISH and OLD MILL BREAD 75c and 4 Litres of
2% MILK $3.19 and a pound of BUTTER $279
All at these low, low prices day in and day out
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And - All mothers need ASPIRIN, 48 tablets only $1.99 - Save $1.00 Mom.
Bridget just wants Kendra Back in School
Al would like to sell these Specials in Produce
PRODUCE OF ONTARIO
CANADA #1
POTATOES
10 LB. bag
1.49
PRODUCE OF ONTARIO
CANADA #1
CABBAGE ■ HEAD
FRESH PRODUCE OF ONT.I PRODUCE OF ONTARIO CANADA #1
CANADA #1 EA.HEAD
CELERY STALKS .59 LETTUCE ■ 69 HEAD
PRODUCE OF THE TROPICS PRODUCE OF U.S.A.CANADA #1
CAN. #1 SUN KIST SIZE 138’s
BANANAS .29 l.ORANGES 1.49 „2
HDCEkl PRODUCE OF ONT. CANADA #1
SWEET FREESTONE HEAPING BASKETseedless.99l.RED 4 LITRE O OQGRAPESPEACHES EA.
New Helper Annette would like Al to Smile More
Shane’s Back at School in London
Deli Special
ASSORTED BAKED MEAT LOAVES DELI SLICED AT $2.99 LB.
Specials for Long Weekend from Chilly Willie -
BBQ Time or Rain Time
Frozen-Stillmeadow Farms-FamilySize CHICKEN BREASTSCHNITZELBigl. 25 kg. -12 serving - only
$14.95
Frozen Valley Farm Shoestring FRENCH FRIES 1 kg. .69c
Frozen - Breakfast (Dinner, Lunch or Supper) SAUSAGE $1.09 a lb.
Frozen - Schneider’s BEEF STEAKETTES $2.29 a lb.
Frozen - Part Back Attached CHICKEN LEGS .99c a lb.
Frozen PORK CHOPS store packed - $1.99 a lb. Centre and end cuts, shop & compare
Frozen TART SHELLS - 255 g. - only $1.79
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