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mil 23 in Dar'tS, the high
COO, HOsoritarr Armstrong and John
Eel+d
us.: The Lag' . high score was
ShleY W!9od with MO and Art My1�McLure had
1M °ONO high score with 140. There were
three IOW scorers Teresa Godfrey, Joyce
-CookSet Neil Elliott.
The Euchre season is over, the top three
high averages' were Harry Irwin 78.28; Joe
Corey - 70.67 and Ivan IIoggart with 75.89. In
Nifty Needles knit a Moon Over the Mountain project -
Lone hank re were lold' Frank Qn?!1►-
son icor. 4 49
and J with 49. ;:.:'ere were three
low aver _gel Bill Van 'airline - 68.33, lay
- d Dave :.rna -d with 66„17,
Flynn ,�8..,6T a?... i�aY . Oe
The season will end with a banquet Tuesday
night ,when trophies and MPS will be
presented.
We
haveift two euchre teams going to
I. no
on April 7 to compete 'in
playdowps.
Oin A a ihe, be a V`m' et in
odo r0 iut: a
the
Legi
Ate Genet ,Ming, : d donations
were passed ;tor Easter Seale ►d tae lied
Cross, lily 16 rne#nbeel attended the
meetin , but a f slate of ice eras
present d for elections nest nneeting, we
would like: to See '4 larger turn. out at this
meeting as these are the men that will
operate your Legion for the next yearr.
There will be a District meeting on. April
12 in Watford and on
Auxiliary will .be
Seaford'. •
1 vrouldli a tot. thgse,e
glasses in at the Legina, f lid
51011 International,'There were over 10
Pairs in. the Ora ships lent and we have 65
read)► to go now, the cut-off date is April 15.
As the Natio Director fid, "00 behalf of
rho_s_g who benefit because you were
wi l ng to share in our si t saVinl service
of helping love, we say "`Tank you. "
..29: the LAW
ve on,
By Blanche Deeves
HOLMESVILLE - The Hohnesville United
Church joined Wesley Willis Church last
Sunday morning for breakfast and Church
Service.
Next Sunday there will be Communion at
Holmesville United Church.
Barbara Betties called this morning and
says the robins, red winged black brids and
1Fldeer are singing strong back at their
farm.
•
Charlotte and Bill Norman enjoyed their
drive to Kitchener Sunday afternoon to visit
their daughter Shirley Norman.
Congratulations go to Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Betties of Clinton who celebrated their 66th
Wedding Anniversary on the weekend.
Bruce Betties of Goderich had a dinner for
the happy couple with 15 guests present in-
cluding . Mr. Allen Settles' sister, Elma.
Young of Goderich.
On Apru 5 the l;nterprising Seniors will
meet in the Community Centre at 2 p.m.
The fourth meeting of the Nifty Needlers
4-H Club was held at Shannon Preszcator's
on March 19. Members opened the meeting
with the pledge and nine members answered
the roll call.
Members worked on their project, Moon
Over the Mountain,
The fifth meeting was held at Nina
Potter's place on March 26. Leaders showed
how to make pot holders and pillows from
quilting samples. They also helped the girls
with the completion of the Moon Over the
Mountain samples.
The next meeting will be held at Lori
Forbes' home after school on April 2.
amesil children hear guitar for morning prayer
By Blanche Deeves
MIDDLETON - Morning Prayer was held
in St. James' Anglican Church on Sunday
with Rev. Reynolds in charge. For the
sang. Penny Riley received the children's
offering while Dan Middleton and James
Storey received the offering.
This Sunday there will be a joint service in
Children's time, Rev. Reynolds played Ins_ .__Trinity Church in Bayfield for Mothering
guitar and Mrs. Reynolds played her auto S!rnday vand Coanmgxiuniota. Following the Ser.-
harp
er°.harp while the children and congregation vice Fellowship with the traditional Shmmel
ZEHRS
WHITE, CRACKED WHEAT OR
60% WHOLE WHEAT
BREAD
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cake will be held in the church hall. Please their father Bill Smith at their home and 12
plan to attend. guests enjoyed a turkey dinner. Those pre -
On March 31 at 10:30 a.m. the Great sent were Lloyd, Marion and Jack Smith, OPP report
Chapter meeting will be held in St. Thomas Edward and and Bd Paul lanche Deeves aers and little long with
Church, Walkerton. 0 Darlene, Debbie and Bill Smith.
On Sunday afternoon Darlene and Deblue" Penny RiFey was a weekend post with
Smith held a surprise birthday party for her grandparents Keith and Vera Miller.
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A full menu and full stomachs were featured -at the Londesboro Hall onlinnd_y morning
when the Lief'sCh!hput ononessftheir famous-breakfatttL Cooksi mcdni,ing 3111Baomley
and. ran Hulley, -'served -up .pancakes and eggs, liomefries and -toao i sal:sage and- bakes
from 9 a.m to 1 p.m. Proceeds from the breakfast will go towards the puncease of
playground equipment.
PE I II ,
BEEF, CHICKEN, TURKEY
'STEAK
SOFT
SWISS . STEAK OR. SALISBURY STEAK REGULAR .OR DIET
SWANSON
MARGARINE
OUR REG. 1.99-2.23 EA.
IIW
NESTLES. CHOCOLATE
750 g POWDER or :700 mL SYRUP
BARVO PLAIN
SPAGHETTI
SAUCE
28 oz. 1.19
NESCAFE
INSTANT
COFFEE
10 oz.
JAR 5.99
LIMIT
6 PER
CUSTOMER
326 g
1 LB.
SLEEVE
PACK
HUNTS
TOMATO
PASTE
13 oz. 994
STOUFFERS
LEAN CUISINE
ORIENTAL BEEF
245 g 2.59.
WESTONS RASPBERRY
----SWISS
ROLLS
PKG. 990
9F 4
WESAMTONS
CINNON._
BUTTERHORNS
0F6 1.O
LIPTON SOUP MIX STOUFFERS
CHICKEN '0. tEA.CUISHIE
NOODLE •FISH FLORENTINE
'132
OF G. 2Q. SS 255 g 2.59
PK
LANCIA
5 VARIETIES
EGG NOODLES
375 g 890
PKG.
ASSORTED FLAVOURS
PUDDINGS OR maw"
LAURA SECORD
4 M 5oz.
OR 500g
PKGS.
f.
MEGANTIC WOODEN
SPRING _
CLOTHES PINS
PKG.
OF 60 L8
6 VARIETIES,_;• .
NS
NEILSO
NOVELTIES' •
CARTON OF 2 39
6 OR 12
ASSTD COLOURS
ROYALE
FACIAL TISSUE
BOX OF DO
100'
NESCAFE VIVA DECAFFEINATED
OR COLOMBIA
COFFEE ..__.,
JAR 6.49
8 oz.
SUPER SPECIAL
MARTINS
OM CONCENTRATE
APPLE JUICE
OUR REG.
1.59
48 oz.
TIN
1
SUPER SPECIAL,. I
HEAD ' & SHOULDERS
REGULAR OR CONDITIONING
SHAMPOO
All VARIETIES OF
TAB, SPRITE OR
COCA-COLA
BOTTL7 49#
E
50 mL
PLUS 30c
DEPOSIT
•
LIPTON
ASSORTED
PSORTED VARIETIES
-A-SOUP
APPROX.'
85'9
EA.
McCAIN FROZEN
STRAIGHT CUT'
FRENCH FRIES
1.5PKG.kgI
89•
'gar
POPSICL
KRAFT
16INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED
CTN.'
OF12 1.S9
OUR REG. 2.59
KELLOGGS 500
C-3P0's
HONEY FLAVOURED
OATMEAL &
CORN CEREAL
350 g .'89
HAB3 VARIETIES
ITANT
SOUP
28 oz. 990
GAY LEA
HIP DIP
250 9. 990
PKG.
COUNTRY HARVEST
ASSORTED
CRACKERS
250 g 1.19
NEILSONS-4 VARIETIES
CHOCOLATE
BARS
APPROX. 690
85 g EA.
PURE
-;TEND€RFLAKE
LARD
1.36 kg 129
E.D. SMITH
TOMATO CLAM
COCKTAIL
280z. 1.19
3 VARIETIES
McCORMICKS
COOKIES
6KKG. • g 199
P
SCENTED OR UNSCENTED
ULTRA BAN --
ROLL-ON
75 mL 2.29
CREAMED,OR NATURAL CLOVER
BILLIE BEE
HONEY
750 g 2.99
LIBBYS
DEEP BROWNED
BEANS
180z. 990
TIN
SCENTED OR UNSCENTED
_-ULTRA -BAIT ---
AEROSOL
200 mL 1.29
624 g
WESTONS
APIE E
1.69
GAY LEA SWISS STYLE
ASSORTED FLAVOURS
YOGURT
TIDE
LAUNDRY DETERGENT
JAVEX
PLASTIC 70 LITRE CAPACITY
GARBAGE CAN _ 5.49
HUMPTY DUMPTY
6 VARIETIES
POTATO CHIPS
VIKING EA
MAGNETIC BROOM 1.7
PLASTIC EA.
N UP CADDY 1.69
6 LITRE
2.4 Kg
LIQUID BLEACH
BLUEWATER
FROZEN BOSTON BLUE
,29 FISH & CHIPS
3.6 LITRE
JUG
OVAL 55 LITVIKING
LAUNDRREY BASKET 1.99 YACHT MOP EA.1.88
SPONGE MOP 2.69
VIKING DUST PAN A
BRUSH SET EA 1.99
10 LITRE CAPACITY
PLASTIC PAIL EA. 99# 750 g
DOWNY 2 LITRE JUG
FABRIC SOFTENER 3,39
LARGE SIZE 900 int SIZE
GLASS CLEANER
WINDEX .REFILL 1.39
TRIGGER BOTTLE GLASS CLEANER
WINDEX T. 1.69
JOHNSON ACRYLIC FLOOR WAX
FUTURE 7.7 3.9
AEROSOL GLASS CLEANER 570 g
WINDEX 1e 99
MIAMI REG. OR LEMON
PH
LIQUID DETERRENT
200 0
2e 29
DOWNY SUPER CONCENTRATED
SOFTENER ° RE
HOUSEHOLD POWDERED CLEANSER
990
COMET
WHITE LIR PINK BATH BAR 140 g
CAMAY SOAP 69'
DISHWASHER DETERGENT 2.5 kg
CASCADE 6.59
°OWDERED CLEANER 1 LITRE. 1 kg
SPIC & SPAN 2.39
1.5 LITRE
ALL PURPOSE SPRAY CLEANER 700 mL
IVORY 3.49 FANTASTIK 2.19
LIQUID CLEANER 400 mL
SPIC&SPAN 1.29 GLORY 2 3.3
FOAM RUG CLEANER 625 9
ALL PURPOSE LIQUID CLEANER 1.5 LITRE
OUR REG.
FANTASTIK 179 PKG.
MR. CLEAN 3.69 1.65
BATHROOM CLEANER 500 mL goo g
99
LANCIA
SPAGHETTI, SPAGHETTINI
OR READY CUT MACARONI
Youth r•eceives injuries
BRUCEFIELD - A single vehicle accident
just south of here last week sent a Vanastra
girl to Clinton Hospital with major injuries.
The Goderich OPP reported . that on
March 23, Luanne Morden, 17, of Vanastra
received major injuries in a Highway 4
accident. Another passenger, Susan Beach,
27, of Vanastra received minimal injuries,
while the driver, Patricia Cook, 20 of 161
Huron St., Clinton escaped uninjured.
OPP reported that the Cook car was
southbound on Highway 4 when it veered
into the ditch and struck a tree.
The Clinton Police department reported
one major accident in Clinton last week.
Police Chief Lloyd Westlake reported an
accident at the intersection of Huron and
Erie Streets on March 25 that resulted in
$900 in damages.
Chief Westlake said a 1984 Oldsmobile
driven by David Bartliff, 27, of 61 Whitehead
St. Clinton and a 1978 Ford driven by Robert
Blake, 22, of RR 2 Clinton collided at the
intersection.
No injuries were reported, but damage to
the Bartliff car was estimated at $400, while
damage was set at $500 to the Blake vehicle.
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Bike Riddles
1. What country are well -died bikes from?
Greece.
2. Did the bicycle wheel whisper?
No, it spike.
3. Why are bicycles like pictures?
They both have frames.
4. What did the kid say when his bike didn't
stop; crashed, and got wrecked? •
Them's the brakes.
5. Why did the kid throw tulips on his bike?
It needed new petals.
6. What part of a bike did the kid put in an
envelope?
Any pad which would make a good chain let-
ter.
power.?
7. Why was the bicycle peddling politician in
. .
His riding elected him.
8. Why did the kid put hail' fonia on his bike?
The tires were bald.
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