The Citizen, 1987-05-13, Page 21A euchre tournament to raise money tor tne “lift fund” for the lift of the disabled at Blyth and District
Community Centre was a success at Blyth Memorial Hall Saturday. Among those taking part were
(clockwise] Harvey Sillib, Luella McGowan, Marie Button and Margaret Nesbit.
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1987. PAGE 21.
'Lift' fund going well
Legion Auxiliary hears
The general meeting of the
Legion Ladies Auxiliary to Branch
420, Blyth was held Monday, May
4 with 15 members present.
It was a busy evening. Reports
were given from all committees.
The report given on the “Lift”
fund-raising showed all ventures
to be highly successful: bake sales
at Goderich with tickets sales,
small caterings, card parties, and
of course the Dinner and Auction
which was a tremendous success,
thanks to all donors, workers and
participants. The committee re
ported it should reach the intended
“Lift” goal financially as planned.
A vote of thanks was extended to
the Special Committee for their
tremendous efforts with this pro
ject.
Six ladies attended the Zone
Rally in Kincardine on May 3 and
reported on a very worthwhile
learning experience. Appreciation
was received from the Branch for
the help given to them with the
video and fingerprinting of the
schoolchildren. Adonationwas
given to the Salvation Army Red
Shield Campaign.
Tickets are now on sale for the
beautiful quilt to be drawn for at
the Penny Sale. Penny Sale tickets
are now on sale. Mark your
calendar for June 25, 26 and 27 and
plan to attend this annual event.
The summer will be busy with
caterings for weddings and theatre
meals, and volunteers will be
needed for these occasions. Call
Comrade Henry 523-9294 or Com
rade Riehl 523-9593.
Comrades Ruby and Isabelle are
slowly recovering after their
accidents and we shall be thinking
of Comrade Kathy as she has
surgery this week. The annual
Church Parade will be at the Blyth
AnglicanChurchat 10a.m. June 7.
Parade will meet at the Legion Hall
at 9:30 a.m.
The meeting adjourned and a
social time was enjoyed. Our last
meeting before the summer break
will be June 1.
Euchre raises money for 'lift'
A good crowd attended the Royal with 78points, G. Carter and A. Giousher and L. Riehl; 50/50.
Canadian Legion Branch 420’s Shaddick; second prize with 77 Marg Anderson; door prize. Jetta
euchre tournament on Saturday. points, Raymond Boyle and Car- Button; and grocery hamper, Doris
Prizes were won by: high score man Brindley; consolation, E. Laidlaw.
Brussels garden centre opens Sat
A brand new garden centre
officially opens in Brussels in time
for the long holiday weekend,
although proprietor Jeanette
Boynton and her assistant Rose
Marks have taken advantage of the
warm weather and early gardening
season to have it open for business
over the past 10 days or so.
Located in the old Fina service
station at the north end of
Turnberry Street, A Summer Place
is ideally situated to cater fully to a
gardener’s needs, with lots of
display and storage space, a bright
and charming bow window to
brighten the store’s interior and to
act as a background to a wide array
of flowering, hanging baskets, and
a generous parking area to accom
modate trucks and trailers.
A Summer Place has a choice
selection of trees, shrubs, roses,
and hanging baskets in stock for
the grand opening on Saturday, as
well as a wide variety of bedding
plants, peat moss, topsoil, fertili
zers, fungicidesand insecticides to
get the job done right.
A unique feature of the business
is the good reference library Mrs.
Boynton is in the process of
building up right at the store, so
that avid gardeners may browse
through the books or look up a
matter of particuar interest while
they plan their gardens. As well,
Mrs. Boynton herself is constantly
building up her own knowledge of
the subject so that she will always
be able to offer a complete service
to her clients.
A Summer Place is operated in
conjunction with the Brussels
Agromart, which is operated by
Mrs. Boynton’s husband, Dave.
Announcement
The Wingham and District Hospital
Foundation has recently been designated
the fundraising arm of the Wingham and
District Hospital.
Its function is to raise money to replace
capital equipment on an ongoing basis.
The Ministry of Health does not provide
enough funds for this purpose.
Look forward to receiving
your detailed brochure
in the mail very soon.
Brussels Village
Market
OPEN: MON. TO SAT. 8 A.M. TO 6 P.M.
FRIDAYTILL9P.M.
SPECIAL MAY 11TH TO 16TH
“GARDENCENTRE”887-9226
KRAFT JET [FRUIT & WHITE]
MARSHMALLOWS 250 G..85
WHITE FINE
SUGAR 2 KG..98
CAVENDISH
FROZENFRENCHFRIES 1 KG.1.39
FRENCH’S
PREPARED MUSTARD 500 ML..99
KRAFT
B.B.Q. SAUCES 455 ML.1.29
SCHNEIDER’S RED HOTS OR ALL BEEF
WIENERS 450 G. PKG.1.79
SCHNEIDER'S SLICED
SIDEBACON 500 G. PKG.2.99
SCHNEIDER’S SLICED
LUNCHEONMEAT 715 G. PKG.1.19
WESTON
WIENER&HAMBURGROLLS 8’s .89
WESTON RASPBERRY & CHOCOLATE
SWISSROLLS PKG. 4/1.29
KELLOGG’S
VARIETYPAKCEREAL 300 G.2.59
ROYALE
PAPERTOWELS .97
FANTASTIK
SPRAYCLEANER 700 ML.2.69
CARROTS 2 LB. CELLO BAG .89
TOMATOES PER LB..89
CAULIFLOWER LARGE EA.1.29
750 ML. BOTTLE
COKEORDIETCOKE .49
SCHWEPPE’S
GINGERALE 750 ML. BOTTLE .39
BIC ‘C’24 x 280 ML. CANS 4.99
HOSTESS
POTATO CHIPS 200 G.1.19
WHITE LABEL
SNACKS 200 G..99
CHARCOAL
BRIQUETS 5 LB.1.59
ALCAN
FOIL 12 x 50’2.39
BEDDING PLANTS&HANGING PLANTS
N0WAVAILABLE
CLOSED MONDAY VICTORIA DAY