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The Citizen, 1988-09-14, Page 3THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1988. PAGE 3. Blyth Volunteer Firemen Dick Poore, left, and Lt. Frank Wilson struggle to apply a chain to break away the steering wheel of a wrecked car, part of a demonstration of the Fire Department’s rescue equipment and techniques at the Blyth Threshers’ Reunion on Sunday. The graphic demonstration attracted several hundred spectators, and reduced the late-model car to rubble. Blyth Scouts recruit new leaders Registration for Beavers, Cubs and Scouts for the Blyth - Londesborough - Auburn area took place on Thursday, Sept. 8 in Blyth Public School. A short meeting preceded the actual registration to introduce the Group Committee members and the leaders. Leader of each section highlighted activities for the com­ ing year. An appeal was issued for more leaders so that all boys could take advantage of these excellent clubs. Leaders for Beavers recently volunteered. Leader in charge will be Sharon Wilson assisted by Rosemary Fidom, Debbie De Wolfe and Diane Higgins part- time. On registration night, one leader for Cubs and one leader for Scouts came forward. Cub leaders will be Herb Shannon and John Westervelt. Scout leaders will be Rainer Saur and Dave Lee. Dates and times for the first meeting of all sections are yet to be finalized. Registrations for boys aged 11 - 14 can now be accepted for Scouts by phoning Jackie Lantinga, 523- 4424, and filling out a registration form. You are invited to share in the excitement of having a full scout­ ing program in Blyth once again after the absence of Scouts this past year. Jim and Mary Ann Howson have returned from a 17-day Agriculture Tour of England, Scotland and Wales, which was sponsored by Dealers’ Supply. Jim enjoyed visits to three farms, which were very well planned. The highlight for them in England was Windsor Castle, London, and in Scotland viewing the thousands of sheep on the hills of the picturesque countryside where they enjoyed picking sprigs of heather to take home. They also were fascinated by the Mass Tatoo in Edinburgh. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Mont­ gomery of Blyth and Winnie Vincent of Blyth visited with Archie’s brother Lloyd and Ethel Montgomery of Wingham. His brother is recuperating after an operation in the Wingham Hospi­ tal. Mrs. Pearl Bromley visited with Mrs. Winnie Vincent one after­ noon. Mrs. Dorothy Logan, Laura Johnson and Irene Lamont of Belgrave enjoyed the play at the town hall very much, the one man play, “Lucien”. Mrs. Irene Lamont, Mrs. Don- elda Cottrell and Shawn Cottrell spent Saturday with Irene’s moth­ er and Donelda’s grandma, Mrs. Winnie Vincent of Blyth on Saturday. Mrs. Charlie Ireland and little Charlie of Teeswater, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bromley on Saturday. Friends from afar helped Robert and June Peck celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary recently. Daughter Brenda from Regina, Sask.; son Jim, Windsor; Mrs. Leslie Rennie and son David, Toronto; Pat Squires, London; Continued on page 24 NOTICE - RESIDENTS VILLAGE OF BLYTH TAX PAYMENT DUE SEPTEMBER 15th, 1988 Helen R. Grubb Tax Collector BLYTH SUPERMARKET ■ PRODUCE OF ONT. CANADA #1 731 Cauliflower EA 1.291 PRODUCE OF ONT. CANADA #1 Cooking Onions 20 LB. 7. 7. 7. 7, 7. The inner of the lovely touch tone lamp was Mrs. Greta Nonkes PRODUCE OF QUEBEC CANADA #1 VOORTMAN Cookies ,99 Head Lettuce 59 EA. DARE BRETON Crackers 1.59 PRODUCE OF U.S.A. CANADA #1 RED OR GREEN Seedless Grapes PRODUCE OF U.S.A. SIZE 138’s SUNKIST Oranges 1.59 1.69 W CiUkV? I A W 42t •k MACARONI SALAD COLESLAW OR POTATO SALAD 1.19 LB. DOZ. UNSCENTED FABRIC SOFTENER Bounce O OQ 20’s KEN-L-RATION 2 KG. SMORGAS-BURGER Food 4.39 Kam 340 G. LUNCHEON 4 CQ MEAT I .QJj BETTY CROCKER CHILE & TOMATOES OR BEEF NOODLE Hamburger 1 AQ Helper E - vJC/ LB LIPTON BEEF, GREEN MARY MILES Cooked Ham 1.89 lb. Davern Bologna gg PEA OR CREAM OF MUSHROOM AOCup-A-Soup 1 .UU MAXWELL HOUSE Instant 80Z- Coffee 5.29COOKED Roast Beef 3.99lb Polish Sausage 1 .89 LB.SCHNEIDER’S 1 LB. Margarine 1.49BLACK FOREST GOURMET Bacon 9 1 Q 500 G. PKG. £■ 1 W ’ECIALS FROZEN FARMER’S Sausage 1.79 NABISCO 675 G. Shreddies 2.49t i FRASER VALE 1 KG. Peas & Carrots 2.29 FRASER VALE 1 KG. Peas 2.29^ ROYALE 3 PLY WHITE Facial «»’» Tissue .99 FRASER VALE 1 KG. FRENCH STYLE Green q qq Beans McCAIN 538 G. SIZE Cakes p 20 WHITE SWAN 2 PLY Toilet Tissue WHITE & AO ASSORTED MM PRINT FROZEN 700 G. Fish Sticks 28s 4.09 Jov F0R DISHWASHING 2 891 LITRE IN • DAY OUT ♦its :3 ''.s BEATRICEOO/ 4 LITRE BAGS mmk3.19 MORE IN-STOR1 OLD MILL Bread 7K 450 G. LOAF ■ # V SPECIALS* DAY *tow ’ Butte,r 2.79 BLYTH SUPERMARKET OPEN MON.- SAT. 9 A.M.-6P.M.; THURS. & FRI. NITESTILL8 P.M. “INTOWN” DELIVERY CALL523-9332 R9Q QQQ9 MANY MORE IN-STORESAVINGS!