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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1979-07-18, Page 22tot BARGA I NS Fam ly Pak Pot Chops lb 1.49 Pure Pork Sausageb1.09 Meaty fresh Back Ribs lb 2.49 Store packed Wieners Our own in the piece Proc. Side of Beef ,b 89t ,19t lb 1.98 lb 1.39 lb 1.59 Sears catalogues ... a marketplace for home fashion finds. eadcheese Sliced Cooked Ham Sliced Chicken Loaf Sears CATALOGUE 'SHOPPING Come in and look through our lastest catalogue- PHONE 262-3316 Beef Slaughter - Monday, Pork Slaughter — Tuesday, Flours for Picking Up Freezer ABATTOIR HOURS or Custom Orders. Tues. to Fri. — 8 a m to 6 p.m- Sat. 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Prices in Effect July 19, 20, 21/79 PLEASE NOTE We reserve the right to limit all quantities on all ridvert ,nd "ems Because of increased costs we find it ,orY is make a 505 charge for grocery delivery. Kingsford ' 0-lb. bag Charcoal Briquets $1.99 Bathroom Tissue $1.19 Bleach 994 Allen's Orange Flavour Crystals pkg. of 4x 3''4 oz. envelopes Kraft singles Cheese Food Slices lb. pkg 1.69 994 Twice As Fresh 2 Way 25-gr. assorted Air Freshener each $1.09 BetterBuy White 4-roll pk Javex liquid 128-oz jug 79t Toilet Bowl Crystals Vanish 48-oz. tin Mellow Roast 8-oz. jar Instant Coffee $3.69 Clark's with pork, or in tomato sauce 19-oz tin 55‘ !leans Oranges Ontario no. 1 Head PRODUCE California no. 1 Sunkist Lettuce size 138's doz. $ 1.35 size 18s each 394 FROZEN FOOD Kent brand Orange Juice 12.5 oz. tin each 59+ A HELPING HAND During a softball game between teams made up of children attending the Hensall playground on Friday playground staff member Julie Ingram gave Janet Thuss T-A photo some help with the bat. Page 10A Times-Advocate, July 18, 979 • •gtii tc-vvo 7,•• .14 *Ca About people you know Hensall and district news CORRESPONDENTS Mrs. Hilda Payne, Phone 262-5018 Mrs. 4ertho MacGregor. !hone 262.2025 Baptismal administered at Hensall United Church Mr. and Mrs. Al Amerlinek and Cheryl of Stratford visited with Mrs. Rachael Schwalm on Thursday. Rev. Stan C, McDonald attended the Canadian Foresters High Court Convention for the whole of Canada, held at the Holiday Inn in. London last week. Rev. McDonald is the chaplain for the Order in Canada Mr. and Mrs. Doug Shirray and Linda returned home after holidaying with Mrs. Shirray's relatives at Vancouver and Brentwood Bay B,C. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Corbett spent the past ' two weeks' camping at Silver Lake, Mrs, Ralph McArthur of Edmonton is holidaying with her mother Mrs. Hilda Beer and members of the family. ' Dr. and Mrs. Robert Mickle, Jamie and Craig of Cambridge spent Sunday with the former's mother, Mrs. Laird Mickle. Mr. and Mrs. John McAllister, accompanied by Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Bieber of Exeter, have returned from a fishing trip to Manitoulin Island last week, Mrs, Marjorie Windover has returned from a delightful tour of the western provinces visiting friends and relatives in Vancouver, Regina, Moosejaw, Win- nipeg and Toronto among other places. On her return trip she travelled all through northern Ontario. men's high Neil Regan with 128 Hensall ties Elimville In the only game played at the ball park last week, Hensall pee wee boys tied Malvin(' 30-30; two other games scheduled were rained out. ' The Sacrament of Holy Baptism was administered to Warren Brent Alexander Kyle, son of Douglas and Helen Kyle, by Rev. Stan C. McDonald at the morning service of Hensall United Church on Aunday, July 15. The children's story was about "dead end" streets in life. The sermon, "The com- munity of love" dwelt on some of the attributes of love as revealed by Jesus Christ. Guest soloist was Mrs. Donna St. John who sang "I think when I read that sweet story of old." We have enjoyed the fellowship of the Presbyterians again this summer and look forward to joining them in late August. United Church members are reminded of the Open Air service at Camp Menesetung with picnic following to be held on Sunday, July 29. Everyone meet at the church at 9.45 a.m. to arrange rides, Tour Northern Ontario and Western Canada Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor, Murray and Donna returned home from a motor trip to Northern Ontario by way of Tobermory and crossed on the Chi- Cheemaun Ferry and motored on to Western Canada where they visited cousins in West Killarney Manitoba. Church Services resumed Church- service will be resumed on Sunday July 22 at 11:30 a.m. on Sunday July 22nd at Carmel Presbyterian Church. Miss Sylvia Bell will be guest soloist. Rev. K. Knight will be in charge of the service, Moir Reunion The decendants of the late Mr. and Mrs. Peter Moir held a family reunion at Morrison park on Sunday, which was largely attended by members of the clan, eighty-four in number. A delicious dinner was par- taken of and many acquaintances renewed and a most enjoyable time spent by all. The members came from Hensall, Exeter, Thames Road. Tillsonburg, The Light Touch By JACK LAVENDER To get the feeling of a vacation when you can't E go, simply tip every third F.. person you encounter. Our friend has been trying to grow tomatoes. He thinks he's ready for test tube gardening. • • • Dig this: If you've thinking about a chainsaw, see HOMELITE'S at Jack's Small Engine Repair Service 107 Queen St., Hensall 262-2103 ill1111111111111111111111111111111111111111117 London, Gorrie, New Dundee, and Cass City. Michigan. Residents entertained at lake On Monday last Mr. William Gibson entertained a number of residents of the Queensway Nursing Home at his home on the Blue Water highway near Bayfield to a luncheon and afternoon of organ music played by Mr. Gibson. The residents enjoyed the outing very much and report a most enjoyable time. Rev. Gonyou of Exeter conducted church service last week. Visitors with Mrs. Clara Featherston were her brother and his wife Bill and Vina Parker, and sisters Margaret Larson, Belle Reid, and Buela Smith, they also visited Louise Mitchell. Mrs. Helen Collins from Michigan visited her brother Mr. Nelson Loghrin. Mrs. Pearl Erratt visited her husband Russell. Mrs, Susan Purdy visited her husband Len. Ladies' high bowling score was Edna Young with 90 and Coleman's reunite More than 90 attended the annual Coleman reunion picnic Sunday July 15 at Stanley township park. Visiting and swimming were enjoyed in the af- ternoon. After a delicious smorgasbord supper, President Gladys Doig, conducted a short business meeting. Officers for the 1980 picnic will be President, Anson McKinley; first vice president, Paul Betties; second vice president, Bill Coleman; treasurer, Elsie McKinley and secretary, Annie Morenz. Sports were conducted by John and Eleanor Coleman and Dorothy and Jim Chapman. Children's races were won by Kenny Betties, Tracy Talbot and Freddie Klaudi, Tammy Alexander and Paul Chapman. 100 yard dash won by Jim Coleman, ladies kick slipper - Barb Gackstetter, relay race won by boy's team, egg throwing contest won by Bill and Norma Coleman. Sports concluded with a candy scramble and string and spoon relay. Guessing amount of string in a jar - Jim Coleman. Special prizes awarded were Coming farthest distance - John Coleman - Cleveland Ohio. Oldest lady - Mrs. Russell Coleman - Seaforth; oldest man - Ephraim Clarke of Huronview, Clinton - 93 years. Lady with most rings - Mrs. Lorne Lawson - Seaforth man with largest waistline - Harry Coleman, Point Clark: newest married couple - Barb and Tom Coleman. London. Youngest person attending - Lisa Marie Wilson, four months old. Those attending this year came from Goderich, Clinton. Seaforth, Zurich, Brucefield, Bayfield, Kip- pen, Dashwood. London, Port Huron, Davison and Flint, Michigan, Point Clark and Cleveland, Ohio. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Donald Coghlin and family of F'ordwich, visited with Rev. Stan C. McDonald at the week end. They also called at the home of the Misses Lammie and their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Sch- walm. Nobody ever breaks a rule until somebody makes one. We know some smart kidw who bought their mother such exquisite china that she won't let them dry the dishes. Some folks' economic philosophy is middle-of- the-road. They spend left and right. :7-z• been new the rdaM4...........•••••••••••••••• R. K. 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ARKET GROCERIES & FRESH PRODUCE Phone: /62-2017 Henson Abattoir '262-2041 T-A photo WHITE LABEL EXTERIOR LATEX Stretches as the house expands and contracts. Reduces cracking, Ws- tering. Clean up with soap and water. Mid-Summer Spruce Up Come in today and see our selec- tion of quality branded Homecare Exterior Paints and Stains. BALI-MACAULAY LTD WHITE LABEL EXTERIOR OIL Get the quality and excellent protec- tion of traditional oil base paint. One of our most popular paints. HENSALL 262-2418 GALLON AL' Choice Local Beef & Pork Abattoir Phone: 2624041