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2 lbs. 694
24 oz.
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CAROUSEL COOKIES
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CHERRY PIE FILLING
11 oz. bottle
all.purpose
Bayer
ASPIRIN Tablets 100s
Black D iamond
CHEESE SLICES 8 oz.
Bright's reconstituted
APPLE JUICE
Satin, brand parchment
MARGARINE
Wonderfood
MARSHMALLOWS
Vachon
JAMS
ROLLS (8s)
(added pectin) raspberry,
strawberry, marmalade
48 oz.
U.S. No. 1
CABBAGE
Canada Fancy
SPY APPLES
Canada No, 1
SPINACH
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green lb. wil2
2 5 lb. bags 98
10 oZ. bag 2/41.9
HURON INDUSTRIAL PARK
BARBERSHOP
Available for Immediate Occupancy
The Ontario Development Corporation invites offers to lease
320 square foot barbershop in desirable location at Huron
Industrial Park.
Lessee selected will have sole and exclusive rights to serve this
growing Industrial, Educational and Residential Community
of 1500 persons located 5 miles south of Exeter near
Highway 4.
Rent at $50,00 per month includes heat and water.
Electricity and taxes extra.
For further information, telephone Centralia 228-6657.
Any or all offer's not necessarily acceptable.
Apply giving references to:
Manager,
Huron Industrial Park,
Huron Park P.O., Ontario.
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Phone 235-0580
Fresh
Hams lb. whole or half
lb.
Ground
Chuck
Sliced 6 9
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end slices
Kindless
Side Bacon Pea.,
Back Bacon
2/69 APPLE PIES 24 oz.
Sweet pickled
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Cottage Rolls cry-o-vac
halves lb.
Wing or T-Bone
Steak
Sirloin Steak
Cooked Ham lb. 90
Pork Cutlets lb. 0
FROZEN FOOD
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SPEC/ALS/
Nutrition, topic at W.
Kippen East W.I. held their
March meeting last Wed, evening
in the legion hail in Hensall with
hostesses Mrs. M. Connolly and
Mrs. K. McKay.
President Mrs, R. Bell presided
and the meeting opened with the
Institute Ode and Mary Stewart
collect,
The roll call was answered by
`Name your blood type'or pay a
Personals
John Soldan who has been a
patient in St. Joseph's Hospital
London, where he underwent
surgery, returned home this
week.
Mrs. Henry Adkins is a patient
in St. Joseph's Hospital London.
Sim Roobolis a patient in S.H.
Hospital, Exeter.
Ann Mickle and Vickie Ruckle,
Toronto, Wendy Ruckle,
Brownsville, left by plane Sunday
evening to spend a weeks
vacation in Florida and will
return this Sunday evening.
Joyce Haney of Egmondville
spent the weekend with Patsy
Parker.
Doug Daley of London visited
last week with Mr. & Mrs. Harold
Parker and Patsy.
Mrs. Pearl Love was a recent
visitor with her son-in-law and
daughter Mr. & Mrs, Harold
Jones and sons of Kippen.
Mrs. Stanley Mitchell returned
home after spending a few weeks
with her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. & Mrs, Elgin Hendrick,
Dashwood.
fine if you have never been a
blood donor.
Each member introduced her
guest, a senior citizen who lives
alone.
A report on agriculture was
given by Mrs. D. Triebner. Plans
were finalized for the birthday
party at Huronview Wednesday.
A reading was given by Mrs. J.
Drummond,
Mrs. G. MacLean presided
over the program and opened
with the singing of Peggy O'Neil.
The motto, "Dieting is mind over
platter" was given by Mrs. V.
Alderdice, a piano solo by Mrs,
K. McKay and a reading by
Mrs. G. MacLean,
The guest speaker Mrs. Betty
Quebec city
honeymoon
The wedding of Jean Susanne
Elder and Robert James Mac-
bride took place in Pioneer
Memorial United Church,
Hamilton, February 20, with the
bride's uncle, Rev. Robert A.
Passmore of Owen Sound,
assisting Rev. Nathaniel Holmes.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
& Mrs, Lorne C. Elder of
Kingsville, formerly of Hensall,
and the groom is the son of Mr. &
Mrs, James M. MacBride of
Hamilton.
Theyoung couple honeymooned
in Quebec City where they at-
tended the Winter Carnival. They
now reside in Hamilton.
Cardno, Seaforth, showed a film
on "Nutrition" and conducted a
question and answer period. She
was thanked by Mrs. H. Caldwell
and presented with a gift.
Greetings were brought from
the district by Mrs. Delbert
Geiger, district president.
Mrs. R. Bell convened the
lunch committee assisted by Mrs.
J. Drummond, Mrs. S. Pepper
and Mrs. W,
Mrs, R. Kinsman gave cour-
tesy remarks.
MRS. E. SARARAS
Celebrates
90th birthday
Mrs. E. Sararas celebrated her
90th birthday at home, March 9,
with her seven children, and with
31 other members of her
decendants present.
A birthday cake, in the shape of
a horseshoe, graced the table,
decorated with pink carnations
and candles.
A smorgasbord dinner was
served to the guests, and Mrs.
Sararas was presented with
flowers and gifts by her children,
her grandchildren and her great
grandchildren.
Appoint members
for Assembly
Noble Grand Mrs, Myrtle
Taylor conducted the regular
meeting of Amber Rebekah
Lodge assisted by the Vice Grand
Mrs. Elizabeth Riley.
Arrangements were made for
the annual visit of the District
Deputy President Mrs. Lois
iVIcFalls, April 7, and the District
annual to be held in Pride of
Huron Lodge, Exeter, April 14 to
which all Past Noble Grands are
invited.
Mrs. Elizabeth Riley reported
for the visiting committee, Mrs,
Dorothy Corbett, financial
report, and Mrs. Aldeen Volland
reported for the C.P. & T. an-
nouncing a euchre party March
31.
Mrs. Grace Thompson and
Mrs. Maggie Campbell were
appointed scholar and
representative to attend the
General Assembly in Toronto in
June.
Mrs. Hazel Corbett was ap-
pointed representative to the
District annual meeting at
Exeter. Mrs. Margaret Eyre was
named as an alternative,
The appointment of the District
Deputy President for the new
year was discussed and it was
decided to have a meeting of the
Past Noble Grands at a later
date, to choose a candidate.
Super Sewers
hold meetings
The first three meetings of the
Ilensall 4.H Club, Separates for
Summer, were held at the home
of Mrs. WM. Fuss. The members
decided to call themselves the
"Super Sewers" with nine
members on the roll call,
Mrs. :red Oud is assistant
leader and the president is Alma
Oud, secretary, Donna Johnston;
treasurer, Willy 1310m; press
reporter, Cathy Fuss.
At the next meeting the
members will have -outfits ready
for basting and fitting.
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cORRESPONPENTS
Mrs. Maude Heddeo, Phone 262-2002
Mrs. Bertha Macprogor, Phone 2624026
District president brings greetings.
DRESS FOR EVERY OCCASION Last Friday was `Grub Day' at South Huron District high school and
students attended classes in various costumes. Shown here are from the left, Rita McCann, Linda
Sangster and Mary McCann. T-A photo
Teacher speaks at banquet
Grand Bend W.I. hosts Zurich
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By MRS.,CLARK E KENNEDY
GRAND BEND
The Women's Institute was
held in the village hall Thursday
afternoon with Zurich W.I. as
guests.
Mrs, Ed Gill chaired the
meeting. The roll call was an-
swered with, How a farmer and
his wife can find more leisure
time.
The motto, If you want to keep
the country clean let everyone
sweep in front of his own door
was ably given by Mrs. Alex
Hamilton.
The theme for the meeting was
Agriculture and Canadian
Industry. The Convener, Mrs.
Carmen Lovie, talked about the
economic future of Ontario.
An Irish poem, Flinnigan and
Flannigan was humourously read
with an Irish brogue by Mrs.
Frank Plumb.
A song song of Irish songs led
by Mrs. Ross Love, was enjoyed .
Mrs. Clara Hamilton entertained
the group with a reading and
Mrs. Nola Taylor conducted a
contest.
The Grand Bend ladies stayed
for 'a short business session.
Plans for the benefit card party
were completed. Groups II and
III handed in their project money
amounting to $36,65. Ten dollars
was voted to the Medical Centre
in memory of the late Mrs. H.
Walper for her 25 year mem-
bership,
FATHER AND SON BANQUET
The evening of March 17 a
father and son banquet was held
in the United Church, sponsored
by the U.C.W,
Roy Stevenson, history teacher
and guidance counselor at
SILD.H.S„ was guest speaker.
His topic was Travelling Tips.
Jack Riddell, also a teacher from
Exeter high school, led a sing
song.
Dennis Willert gave a report on
the Toc Alpha conference he
attended in Niagara Falls.
W.I, TO HELP M.C. FUND
The Women's Institute will
sponsor a card party with all
proceeds to go to the Medical
Centre fund March 27.
During the evening there will
be a Dutch auction, and a cake
walk. The ladies are hoping for a
good turn out.
ORPHA CLUB MEETS
The Orpha Club met Tuesday
evening at the home of Mrs. J.
McCracken. Final plans were
made to entertain the Senior
citizens in April. Mrs, H. Dobson
and Mrs. Agnes Smith served
lunch.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Eleanor Brennen,
Toronto, spent a day in the
village this week.
The sympathy of the com-
munity is extended to Mr. & Mrs.
M. Moloy in their recent
bereavement.
Kris Douglas is home for the
school holiday from Mount St.
Joseph Academy, London.
Mr. & Mrs. Emerson
Desjardine and Cheryl have
returned home from Florida.
Mr. & Mrs. Don Flear and
family visited in Toronto for a
few days this week.
Mr. & Mrs. Irvin Ford are
vacationing in Florida this week.
William Brenner and son
Douglas flew to Florida last
Saturday and will be returning
home on the weekend with Mr. &
Mrs. Glen Brenner who have
spent the winter there.
Mr. & Mrs, Melvin Douglas are
home from the sunny south where
they were vacationing for a few
weeks.
John Manore has returned to
his home after having spent the
winter months in Florida.
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