The Citizen, 1991-10-02, Page 9The news from
ondesboro
[Compiled by June Fothergill Phone 523-4360
Community honours
bride-to-be at shower
A miscellaneous shower was
held at Londesboro Church on
Wednesday evening, September 25
for bride-elect Rose Mason.
Rosie Johnston had a word con
test. Nancy Allen had 21 things in a
box which you had to guess but not
see. Barbara Bosman had a bingo
contest using wedding words.
Church plans nature hike
Greeters at Londesboro United
Church on Sunday, September 29
were Elgin and Joy Penfound. Ush
ers were Christie Scott, Kim
Salverda, Melanie Knox and Rhon
da Howatt. The sermon topic was
"Salt Shakers".
Senior Youth Group will meet
for Flags at 8 p.m. October 3 in
Bergsma's Bush. The second part
of the meeting is at Shillinglaw's.
Next Sunday will be Holy Com-
Hosp. Aux.
starts busy year
President Leona Towton wel
comed everyone to the September
meeting of the Clinton Public Hos
pital Auxiliary, asking for enthusi
astic support in increased Auxiliary
participation in fundraising and
improved patient services.
She asked members to get off to
a good start by putting their efforts
into the annual penny sale, which
starts on September 17. She report
ed that the Auxiliary is doing well
according to a recent accreditation
survey of volunteer services.
An item brought forward to the
meeting for consideration was the
use of a plain stuffed cotton doll
without facial features or other
markings. This doll can be present
ed to children entering hospital for
surgery or other treatments.
Crayons are then used by the child
to draw a face and other markings,
which show the surgery being done
to the child, and in this way, the
child has a friend to keep it com
pany while in a strange place. Fur
ther research will be done on this
program.
Final plans for the fall confer
ence, to be held at Ontario Street
United Church on Monday,
September 23, were completed.
The guest speaker is Peggy Men
zies, provincial president, and a
variety of workshops will be pre
sented.
It was noted that the Auxiliary
membership now has 70 paid mem
bers.
The new business discussed
included: palliative care, a program
in some hospitals; the production of
a recipe book, as a fall fundraiser;
the fall HAAO convention in
Toronto; and the photo contest of
Auxiliaries in Action, shown in a
color photograph. Members are
asked to bring two favorite recipes
to the next meeting on October 7, at
10 a.m. at Clinton Public Hospital.
SPRING BULBS
ARE HERE
TULIPS - DAFFODILS
ETC.
MAITLAND MANOR
NURSERY
BLUEVALE 335-3240
Tracy Radford read the address in
the form of the alphabet.
Rose's nieces Tanya and Kathy
presented the gifts. Rose made a
suitable reply and invited everyone
to the reception on October 19.
Lunch of angel cake and ice cream
was served by Grace Potter,
Dorothy Souttiaux and Brenda
Radford.
muni on. There will be a nature hike
on Thanksgiving weekend. Phone
Florence at 523-4494 or Yvonne at
482-9157 for more information.
Congratulations to Lori Hayter
and David Lear who were married
in the church on Saturday, Septem
ber 28.
KELLOGG’S
CORN
FLAKES
525 G.
1.99
BRAVO
SPAGHETTI
SAUCE
PLAIN 28 OZ.
.99
LANCIA - READY CUT
SPAGHETTI,
SPAGHETTIS
OR MACARONI
900 G.
.99
MAPLE LEAF
CANNED
HAM
1 LB. TIN
3.99
KRAFT
CHEESE
SLICES
250 G. THINS
1.99
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1991. PAGE 9.
Happy Gang enjoys pot luck
The September meeting of Lon
desboro Happy Gang Seniors was
held at the hall on Wednesday,
September 25.
It began at 12 o’clock with a pot
luck dinner. There were 28 mem
bers present. Members opened with
"O Canada". New President Harry
Lear conducted the meeting.
Minutes of May and June meet
ings were read and approved by
Edythe and Ora. Reta Kelland gave
the financial report. Roll call was
answered. Harry read a poem,
"Spooks in the Privy".
Harry read the correspondence
from Huronview and about the
Senior Games in June. The Zone 8
Fall Rally is Tuesday, October 22
at Clinton Legion Hall. All mem-
Woman home
from hospital
Friends of Mrs. Clara Riley will
be glad to know she has returned
home from University Hospital,
London. We hope she will soon be
back with us again.
SCHNEIDER'S QUALITY MEATS
1.99SCHNEIDER S - 450 G.
RED HOTS WIENERS
SCHNEIDER'S-175 G.
SHEPHERDS PIE
SCHNEIDER'S POPULAR -175 G. -4 7QLUNCHEON MEATS 1 " ' ~
THIS WEEK’S GROCERY SPECIALS
BICK'S
SAUERKRAUT
E.D. SMITH
CHERRY PIE
2.49
MINUTE
1.39
DELMONTE
FRUIT
COCKTAIL
28OZ. 1 .99
NUTRI WHIP
TOPPING
250 ML. .99
SUNLIGHT
LAUNDRY
DETERGENT
5 LITRE 3.29
HOSTESS
CHIPS, RUFFLES
OR DORITOS
300 G. 1.59
ED. SMITH
PUMPKIN PIE
F,LL 1 AQi9oz. i.4y
bers are welcome. Thank yous were
read for cards from Audrey
Thompson and Addie Hunking. It
was voted to have another pot luck
dinner for October. Please bring
your own dishes and cutlery for this
meeting. June Fothergill will bring
a reading for October. The group
will invite Bly th Seniors to the Jan
uary meeting for a social time at
Township of Morris
RATEPAYER'S
MEETING
A meeting will be held on
Thursday October 10,1991 at 8:00 p.m.
at the Township of Morris Municipal Office to
provide the ratepayers of the Township of Morris an
opportunity to meet the prospective candidates for
the upcoming Municipal Election, for the seats on
Council and the representatives on the Boards of
Education.
Everyone is Welcome.
1.19
1:30 p.m.
Six tables of euchre were played.
Ladies' high was Estella Adams;
ladies' lone hands, Vi Hoggart;
ladies' low, Dora Shobbrook; men's
high, Beth Knox (playing as a
man); men's lone hands, Jim
McEwing; men’s low, Isabelle
Scanlon (playing as a man).
We reserve the right to
limit quantities
Prices In effect from
October 1-5
While quantities last
Deliveries Monday to Friday only!
Open 6 days a week
Monday to Saturday
8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Friday Nights until 9 p.m.
887-9226
CLARK
BEANS
WITH PORK &
MOLASSES OR DARK
BROWN OR WITH PORK
IN TOMATO SAUCE
14 OZ.
.69
SCHWEPPES
GINGERALE
OR REGULAR & DIET
RASPBERRY
GINGERALE
1LITRE I ■
STOCK UP FOR
THANKSGIVING
WITH THESE
CLUB HOUSE
SPICES
POULTRY
SEASONING
25 G
GROUNDSAGE
18 G.
PUMPKIN SPICE
1.59
35 Q
TURKEY GRAVY
MIX 25 g. .59