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Page 8A Times-Advocate, October 31, 1979
Local 4-H clubs
continue projects
Meeting five of Hensall I,
the Needle Beetles, was held
on Monday at the United
Church. The meeting opened
with all repeating the 4-R
pledge followed by the
secretary's report. Roll call
was answered by naming an
article that was
needlepointed and used in
the home many years ago.
Mrs. Diane Gerstenkorn
then went back over all the
meetings we had and made
sure everyone understood
everything. Diane then
demonstrated how to do the
Scotch Stitch. Each member
is to have their book com-
pleted for meeting six. The
meeting was adjourned until
October 30.
On Tuesday the
Needlepointers, Hensall
number 2 club held their fifth
meeting at the Hensall
United Church. Each
member repeated the
pledge, then the roll call was
taken, also the one from the
previous meeting. Plans
were discussed for
Achievement Day and it was
decided to put on an exhibit
on "More about Stitches".
The leaders then showed us
another new stitch, the Cross
stitch, to put on our coasters
and pillows. The meeting
ended up by everybody
working on these stitches.
Open with gospel
singing
Gospel singing opened the
regular Sunday service at
Hensall United Church on
Sunday. The service was
conducted by Rev. Stan C.
McDonald with Mrs. Mary
Moffatt at the organ and
piano. The choir presented
the anthem, "With a Voice of
Singing" by Martin Shaw
and the children's story was
about prayer, illustrated by
a story, "The man who
missed the boat."
Ther sermon was also on
prayer and entitled, "Your
call didn't go through."
Good supply
Hensall Sales Barn had a
good supply of heifers and
steers with demand being
active and prices steady. Fat
cattle; Steers, $74,75-$79.25,
top to 80 cents; heifers,
$71,50-$77.25, top to $86.00
Pigs $25.00-$35.50.
Go Swimming
The Hensall Young Teen
group enjoyed an evening of
swimming at Vanastra
followed by further
recreation at the home of
Starr and Scott Jesney,
Young teens will be meeting
again on Friday evening,
November 2 when they will
be guests of Thames Road-
Elimville Young Peoples for
a Halloween party.
Personals
Mrs. Bertha MacGregor
returned home after visiting
over the week-end with Mrs.
and Mrs. Don MacLaren,
Jodi and Brooke in Oakville.
Mrs. Ruby Bell visited
during the past week with
her daughter and son-in-law
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Mason,
Cindy and Tracey in Lan-
sing, Michigan.
Bruce and Jean Horton,
Gayle, Dan and Jody and
Allan and Jane Busche,
Barbie, Joanne and Karen
entertained Burt and Alma
Horton to dinner at the
Dominion Hotel Zurich in
honour of their 45th wedding
anniversary.
KIPPEN TURKEY SHOOT - Several skeet and trap shooters braved cool and damp
weather Sunday tolake part in the Kippen Gun Club's turkey shoot. Picking up two fowl for
some good shooting from club executive member Dan Crerar (left) was Jack Bell of
Kippen. Staff photo
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and district news
CORRESPONDENTS
Mrs. Hilda Payne, Phone 262-5018
Mrs. Bertha NtacGregor, Phone 262-2025
Many visit Queensway
English visitor goes home
Visitors at Queensway
Nursing Home with Nell
Kendrick was Ruth Durand.
Larry and Elaine Baynham
visited Dora Hoggarth and
Louise Mitchell. Visiting
with Irene Kalbfleisch were
Mrs. Dave Bishop and Mr.
and Mrs. Funnel. Visitors
with Russell Erratt were Bill
and Helen Taylor, Lynn
Proctor and Timmy, Cathy
Patterson and Pearl Erratt.
Rev. Stan McDonald
conducted the church ser-
vice. The Hensall United
church ladies entertained
residents with Bingo and
treats.
Highest Men's Bowling -
Jackie Lowe 100.Ladies High
Edna Youn - 88.
Returns to England
Michael King, who spent
the last seven weeks touring
Canada, and the last week
With his uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Payne has
returned to England. While
in this area, he saw Niagara
Falls,' Grand Bend and the
Pinery and London and
Stratford.
SECOND CROP - The recent warm weather has provided a
second crop of raspberries for Ed Little Of Hensall, ,T-A photo
#84 HALF-WAY BETWEEN HENSALL & ZURICH
PH. 236-4979
NOW STOCK THE FOLLOWING BULK
FOODS FOR YOUR $AVINGS
FOR FRESH JUST
ACHRISTMAS . ARRIVED
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Red and Green
CHERRIES
MIXED PEEL
MIXED FRUIT
PINEAPPLE WEDGES
5 2.30
$ 1 .20
$ 1 .25
5 1.59 -ern
CREAM OF WHEAT lb. •30
COCONUT lb s 1 *59
Dutch
POWDER lb. $4 .75
CHIPITS lb. $ 1 .40 PECANS 8 oz. $2.75
CHOCOLATE CHIPS lb. $2.25
OATMEAL
lb •40
CURRANTS lb. 5 1.70
BRAN
lb .25
DATES
lb. $ 1 039
WALNUTS 8 oz $2. 1 5
MIXED NUTS 8 oz. 5 1.58
CAROB CHIPS lb. •40
$1.65
'230
•60
$1.35
PINEAPPLE RINGS
White
RAISINS
SULTANAS
Old Fashioned unseeded
LEXIAS
lb.
Plain or
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Crunchy .#.
• Plainer
Crunchy
ARVA FLOUR.. 100 lb. $18.30 * 50 lb. 10.10 * 20 lb. 14.70 *
WHOLE WHEAT and UNBLEACHED
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PEANUT BUTTER •BAKING
$1 25 SODA 554 lb,
In Your Bottle 204
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NATURAL )
POWDER 85
:L:BAKING CINNAMON . CLOVES
PEPPER, NUTMEG ETC.
$ Ps, •• • 4 lb.
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10 lb. '2.60. 11- 5 lb. $1.45
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marketplace
for home
fashion
finds.
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Come in and look
through our lastest
catalogue-
PHONE
262-3316
CATALOGUE
SHOPPING
Maple Leaf 0
FOOTBALL
HAMS 1 /2 Whole or TA lb! 1.39
Sliced Devon
SIDE
BACON Hio.pkg.!1 • 1 9
Swifts Boneless '/4
DINNER
HAMS lb. $ 2 .0 9
WOUND BEEF lb. 9 .59
Sliced Fresh
SIDE PORK. lb,$ 1 909
ChopnedT
set • lb. 29
Meaty Back
SPARE RIBS Frilzen 1 .98
10 lb. box
TURKEY WINGS lb. 49
litiNCED HAM
LOAF
in the piece
HEAD CHEESE
BAKERY
lb. 39
794
Brown and Serve
ROLLS 12 in pkg. Reg. 73c 594
Choke Local Beef & Pork
Abattoir Phone: 262.2041
'Product of U.S.A.
TOMATOES
Vine Ripened lb. 494
Ontario No. 1
CABBAGE 294
Area students among graduates
Mrs. Tressa, Fletcher and
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hoy
attended the 230th Con-
vocation of the University of
Western Ontario on Friday,
October 26 where the latter's
son, Michael Hoy, received
the degree of Master of
Education, the same day
that Darcy McKeough
received an Honorary
Doctor of Law degree and
spoke to the graduating
class.
Mr. and Mrs, Leonard
NoakeS attended the 39th
Convocation at University of
Waterloo on Friday. Their
son Donald received his
Master of Applied Science
(Sys, Des.)
Mrs. Lillian Beer attended
the commencement exer-
cises at Oakridge Secondary
School, London, on Friday,
when her son Steven
received his Secondary
School Honors Diploma.
Steven, as well as being
presented with an Ontario
Scholarship, received an
award for English. Due to an
unfortunate accident while
playing football last Fall for
South Huron, he was
hospitalized for two months,
therefore earned his year
with a semester system at
Oakridge. Steven is
presently at the University
of Western Ontario.
Personals
Mrs. Tressa Fletcher and
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Hoy
attended a family dinner at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Hoy London
following the Convocation
ceremonies.
Mrs. Donna St. John is
spending a few days with
Mrs. Sharon Hoffman and
visiting friends around
Hensall
The Ladies of Carmel
Presbyterian Church are
holding their annual bazaar
and bake sale on Saturday,
November 3 at 3 p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Jbe Flynn
returned home after spen-
ding the week-end with the
latter's brother-in-law and
sister, Mr, and Mrs. Roy
Allison in Toronto.
Mrs, Ron Mason of Lan-
sing, Michigan visited this
week with her mother, Mrs.
Ruby Bell.
Mrs. Wm. J. McLean of
Exeter was a recent visitor
with Mrs. Bertha
MacGregor.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Flynn
were guests on Saturday at
the wedding in Robinson
United Church, London when
Sam Rollins, former Hensall
barber was united in
marriage to Violet Rogers,
London. A reception
followed.
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The
Light
Touch
By
JACK
LAVENDER
While great advances have
been made in com-
munications, there's still a
lot to be said for the wink
of an eye.
* *
There are so many labor-
saving devices on the
market today. And we
have to work like dogs to
pay for them.
* * *
Over in the States, does
that D.C. appearing after
Washington stand for
"Disorganized and Con-
fused."
* * *
Few of us can stand
prosperity. Someone else's,
that is.
* * *
It's finally happened. In the
latest poll, 22% were un-
decided, 17% didn't know,
and 16% didn't care.
* * *
We'll help you make up
your mind at
At.
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Small Engine Repair
Service
107 Queen St., Hensall
262-2 1 03
See us for a "do you know E.
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"IN THE HEART OF
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VEGETABLES Niblets Corn
Giant size peas Cream style corn 2 0 do
14 oz. 41,
do
Narcissus Whole
MUSHROOMS 10 OZ. 69(
Parmount Pink
OZ. SALMON 7 3/4 $ 1.19
LIQUID
DETERGENT .750 mi. 494
Nescafe Instant
COFFEE
Green Giant
10 oz. jars $5.89
ABATTOIR HOURS Beef Slaughter - Monday, Pork Slaughter Tuesday,Hours for Picking Up Freezer
or Custom Orders. Tues. to Fri. - 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., Sat. $ a.m. to 1 p.m.
Prices in effect November 1st, 2nd & 3rd.
Kraft Canadian Process
CHEESE SLICES 9 .79
16 oz. thin slices,
Puritan
BEEF STEW 680 g. tins,S 1.69 Puritan sTEw680 g. tins$1 .69
Gaines Ne
DINNER
t. Ak
DOG 2 kg. 1 •414,
BigalridARAGUS Cu
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t2nogzs: 494
FABRICFlee
SOFTENER 176 oz. $2.19
FROZEN FOOD
Niagara Concentrated,
ORANGE JUICE 5 fl. oz.
McCains
SUPER CRISPS
PRODUCE
24 oz.
594
75'
PLEASE NOTE: We reserve the right to limit all guantites on
all advertised items. Because of increased costs we find it
necessary to make a 50c charge for grocery delivery.
RKET
GROCERIES & FRESH PRODUCE
Phone: 262-2017 Hensall