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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-05-14, Page 27BETTER BEEF CUT BETTER Sliced Top Round Or Sirloin Tip • Steaks Bottom Round Steak oast Maple Leaf Sweet Cured U.S.A. # 1 Vine Ripe Tomatoes lb 494 Ontario Grown Fancy Grade Macintosh Apples 3 lb. bag 11 • 19 assorted Bick's dill pickles 32 fl. oz. jar ROAST OF PORK • lb. 69t Butt • PORK CHOPS lb. 89( Devon SIDE 500 gram pkg. BACON pkg. 99 t Sliced COOKED HAM , ib.$1 .79 assorted flavours Sunspun ice cream fancy summer sweet peas. kitchen sliced green or waxed Neilson beans or mblets kernel corn Green Giant iced vegetables tea mix 2 1 IF. 85 oz. tins N • 111.4; 4:11 tin Hostess assorted potato chips Wyler's assorted drink crystals all purpose Monarch flour Royal Chinet 8 3/4" luncheon plates White Swan serviettes disposable daytime Pampers diapers shampoo 350 mL cont. 1.99 Halo personal size Dove bar soap too g size's 45 Johnson's liquid Klear polish 750 mL cont 2.69 floor 290g pkg..89 fruit flavours 3 x 3 1/4 pkg n 79-- -:- Values effective until closing Saturday. May 17, 1980 We reserve the right to limit quantities. _ . HUILC DE mAls 79 pkg. of 60. 49 !Mar 30 s . extra absorb 24 s 3 09 ,t\c,t4IE CUReo MEATS WE MAKE OUR OWN • Pure Pork Sausage • Summer Sausage •. Corned Beef • Potish Sausage • Head Cheese Kraft Barbecue Sauces 1.6 ft, oz. Allen's 48 fl. oz. tin Appletime Clover Leaf 7(75 oz. tin Sockeye Salmon Rio Stems o StezT tn si & Pieces Mushrooms Maple Leaf 6.5 oz. tin , Flakes of Chicken Powdered Detergent Sunlight 6 litre box - .7-9 . 69 1 .69 COTTAGE ROLL Shoulder Mazola corn oil U 2.5 kg bag1.49 pkg. of 20 1.19 frozen concentrated regular or pink Sunspun lemonade 2 '121/2 fl. Oz. cant. 9 Weston's or Super Save hamburg or wiener rolls pkg. 4 9 Lea & Perrins SatiCe towels tissue Worcester Royale regular colours Royale 5 fl. oz. btle. • 2 roll 4 roll 19 • paper bathroom pkg. IN pkg. al AL'S MARKET 16oz. jar • Realemon reconstituted lemon juice prepared French's mustard 6 „m cont. . i 49 HENSALL Store 262-2017 1 litre McCain's frozen deep & delicious raspberry or strawberry shortcakes Abattoir 262-2041 750 ml. 12 fl. oz. jar 709 g pkg. n Rose Brand relish .59 1. 29 Times-Advocate, May 14, 1980 e 11 A' Hensall Auxiliary elects new Slate, churches Mark Mother's., .Day • The Ladies' Legion Auxiliary met on TuesdaY evening with the President Mrs. Beatrice Uyl presiding. The Members made a donation to the girl's ball team. Arrangements were made for the annual "Penny Sale" to be held June 6. The election of officers are as follows President - Mrs, Beatrice Uyl; First vice president ^ Mrs, Alice Neilands. ' Second vice. president - Mrs, Hilda Smale; Treasurer Mrs, Mona Campbell; Secretary Mrs. Donna Allan; Sgt-at- arms - Mrs, Iva Reid; Executive Mrs. Joan Beierling, Mrs. Jean Munn and Margaret McDonald, Baptism in Carmel Church Rev, Kenneth Knight conducted Mother's Day service in Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sunday and performed the Sacrament of Baptism when, Wendy Elizabeth Snelgrove, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Snelgrove and their grandchildren, daughter and son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred McDonald, Zurich were presented for baptism,. Rev. Knight's message to the children was "Great Mother's of the Bible" and to the congregation "The meaning of the Sacrament of Baptism." report of the card and flower committee. Mrs. Ruby Bell reported for the quilt PAM. Following the business the meeting concluded with the Benediction. Amber lodge to ;attend. church service The regular meeting of Amber Rebekah Lodge was held on Wednesday evening with Noble Grand lirs. Hazel Corbett presiding assisted by Vice Grand Mrs. Elizabeth Riley , who reported for the visiting committee. Mrs, Irene Blackwell financial secretary reported the balances. Several members attended the dessert euchre and, bake sale at Huronic Lodge 'Clinton' on Wed- oesolay. An, invitation was received to a dessert euchre and, in Edelweiss Lodge Seaforth on May 14th. The annual Church parade will be held May 18th to the Hensall United church; to meet at the local hall at 10:30 a.m. Lunch to be provided After the service, Tickets are available for the an- niversary dinner of Huronic Lodge Clinton on May ned. Following the meeting the social committee namely: Mrs. Annie Reid, Mrs, Aldeen Volland and Mrs. Olga Chipchase served refreshments, Chiselhurst Church UCW Chiselburst UCW ‘held their monthly meeting on the afternoon of May 6th in the school, room of the church with the President. Mrs. Mary ,Brintnell presiding and opened the meeting with a poem. 4'Mother's Day" followed by everyone joining in the Theme SOO and Prayer. Mrs. Ken Parker con- ducted the worship totaled. "Building. Our Per- sonality" Thank you notes were. read. Invitations were received: from. Hensall United Church to attend their meeting June 2 when the guest speaker will be Mrs. Jean Moffatt of Waterloo speaking on • "Amnesty Internntional" and to the WMS. of 'Carmel Presbyterian .church, Hensall .celebrating their troth anniversary and to the Evening Auxiliary, Arnold Circle celebrating their ..5pth anniversary :on June 3rd„ when the Rev, Mrs. P. Englert will be the speaker, Qther' correspondence Included a letter from Alma College on Summer School of Arts and Westminster week-end Follow Me 'W1 11 be the Theme, A donation Was. made to the "In Society” committees request for garden seeds, ,All Zebr tapes are to be in by June meeting ,also good, used clothing for the missioa London. A donation for blankets was sent to the overseas relief, The study book "To Be A Christian in Japan" was given 'by Mrs. Harold Par- sons, Unit 4 Meets ' Unit four of the Hensall U.C.W. met in the Fellowship Hall on Thursday with the leader Mrs. Britton opening the meeting with a poem "Spring Cleaning" followed by a singing of ,A hymn. Mrs. Purdy chose a verse from the 23rd Psalm for her devotional Psalm 23 was repeated in unison. Sixteen members an- swered the roll. call. There were 44 visits made to the sick and shut-ins in April. The treasurer reported that the barbeque had been well attended and was a decided success, Mrs. Rena Cladwell thanked the ladies for their co-operation. The General meeting will be on June 2. ' Mrs. Rachel Schwalm spoke on the 36-day Pacific circle tour she had taken during the winter. She en- thusiastically described the highlights and displayed the many souvenirs she had brought home with her. Christian Family Sunday Christian Family Sunday was observed at Hensall. United Church on Mother's Day with the family of Hans, Diane, Linda and Steven Gerstenkorn conducting the service to signify all the families of the congregation. Rev. Stan McDonald spoke to the children about Mothers and then welcomed them to the rest of the ser- vice. He preached on "Making our houses into homes," The front of the Church was beautifully decorated for the occasion with mums, tulips and forsythia and two birds in cages. A lovely tribute Ito Christian Family Sunday. The youth group of Hensall will meet on Friday evening, at 7:30 p,m. at the United Church when a wiener roast will be held. Next Sunday the and Rebekah Lodge mem-' bers will join in the worship service. Presbyterian W.M.S. meet The W.M.S. of Carmel Presbyterian Church met on Monday evening with the President Mrs. Harvey Hyde Opening the program with a poem "The lovely month of May". Mrs. Perc Campbell was in charge of the devotional. Mrs. Hyde conducted the business and gave a message on "Christian Freedom". The spring rally will be held in Goderich May 14 at 1 p.m. Mrs. Faber reported for the visiting for April, Plans were completed for the W.M.S. nineteenth an- niversary and the Arnold Circle Evening Auxiliary's fiftieth. Mrs. Englert to be the guest speaker. An in- vitation was raceived from the U.C.W. of Hensall United Church to their meeting on June 2, when Mrs. Jean Moffatt, Waterloo will speak on "Amnesty International". The next business meeting will be held June 9th, Mrs. Hyde read a prayer by Chief Stan George and the meeting closed with the Lord's Prayer in unison, Ladies' aid President Mrs. Al Hoggarth presided at the Ladies' Aid meeting on Monday evening and gave a poem Ladies' Aid followed by prayer. Mrs. Hyde gave the treasurer's report and Mrs. Robert Bell gave a