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Times-Advocate, 1980-07-23, Page 20'Pao. 4A. Timis-Advocate, 4uiy: 24,1900 LAIN and . _ • , 'ark a l a. ,. Oto .--.... , .41 it, 4,11. . is , %k, " '401 ,.. , r . — , . , • ilw , . EFFECTIVE TO JULY GARDEN _,....,. sOot 0' — - 4 • - , 1 . . . . 31, 1980 A ‘, ii , ,.. , ": -,- , .-., Azio ', \\. 0, 7 , 16 HP "Classic" . Ott oo v mo ot .0s-- mower ..:. v Wit Construction To Handle - $ 1 99 95 MTD TRACTOR All Accessories , . . w/44 Heavy Duty & Equipped "Lawn Boys' MOWERS 19" & 21" models 1 0 CVO . OFF Stock on. Hand MID 5 HP Belt Drive 10" wheels TILLERS OFF GARDEN Stock on 0 Hand General. Electric LAWN .MOWER Model PM102 18" Cut Reg. $159.95 95 $ I 3 9 NOW IN ' - Stock REDUCED CHAIRS All Remaining CHAISE LOUNGES Lawn &- . ' ‘70 HENSALL HOME 122 St. ,r Ont.Hensall, HARDWARE 26205 King , Hardware • FINAL • FINAL • FINAL • FINAL . Hensall Dept. Store Final Sale z • '11 z • -n r— tr • NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED THE EN • -n • m. • TELL US THE PRICE You Are Willing To Pay On Any Item "NW NO REASONABLE OFER REFUSED • • 1 4 fi'LL" • • 25( oR 5 5.00 WILL BUY A LOT! HENSALL DEPT. STORE • Every Item Must Be Sold • Final Closing Day Sat. July 26th HENSALL • • FINAL • FINAL • FINAL • FINAL COOKED HAM 'M MINCED HAM Swill's Sliced BOLOGNA n HIP OF BEEF $1.69 Full cut 01. ROUND STEAK lb. $2.49 lb.$1.98 meoium GROUND BEEF Ib $ 1.89 BACON ENDS II, 49( Burrs Smoked Boneless 1/4 DINNER HAM SPECIAL LOW MEAT PRICES FREEZER SPECIAL CHOICE LOCAL BEEF Sears catalogues marketplace for 'item fashion finds. Sears Cortiek in and look through our tautest catalogue. Youilf m*1 sch**,4611. of sktSISVI,WICW.s, per rook,. od Vs. sbs, S.,* Atm*, VW,I,/..41111:10! CATALOGUE GHOOPING 500 g pkg. Require 4-H leaders SPECIAL LOW GROCERY PRICES The service in Hensall United Church on Sunday morning was in charge of Lorne Thrower with the message being delivered by Mr. Robert Elliott of Clin- ton, He spoke on the building of walls. In the Old Testa- ment, Nehemiah describes the rules, and regulations in 'effect at that time for the building of the walls around Jerusalem which was com- pleted in 52 days. In the New Testament Paul describes: the walls being built by the Christians as they practised their religion. Walls are be- ing built nowadays, and must be.against the changing morals of society, the church' and government. Dedication and perserverance will build these walls. Soloist was Miss Mary Goodwin who sang "I've asked the Lord" and organist and pianist was Mrs. Gertrude Middleton. The Children's story was about the "Lost Coin". Next Sunday Rev. Stan McDonald will be back from vacation and will be conducting the service. , Need leaders • Once again it's time to think about 4-H Clubs and again Leaders are needed. If your daughter or son is between the age of 12 and 26 he or she is eligible to attend these club and you are need- ed as a leader. The next club is a cooking club. "Food for Friends" and leadership training classes will be held around the county on various dates at the end of August and the beginning of September, If you are interested and think you can help, please get in touch with Mrs. Carl Payne at 262-5018. Don't forget - no leaders no clubs. Queensway Nursing Homo Visitors The men's high bowling score_ this week at Queensway Nursing Home was Ross Thompson with 126 and the ladies' high score was Mary Parltner with 113. The church service Tues- day was taken by Mrs. Erie. Luther. Visitors with Pat Oesch were Gladys and Ruth Heckler. Kay Cockwell and the" Dogan family visited Mrs. Irma Wilds. Luella Willert and Annie Becker visited Mrs. Muriel %Alan processed hrese food Kraft thin singles 1 fruit Dora Quench crystals 2 CUP MOTHER PARKER'S TEA BAGS ASSORTED 6 x 611 an. bile. FBI DRINKS KRAFT 500 ml jar MAYONNAISE YORK SMOOTHY OR CRUNCHY PEANUT BUTTER POST CEREAL 400 g pkg. SUGAR CRISP WHITE SWAN pkg. of 60 SERVIETTES WHITE 9" UWE pkg of 100 PAPER PLATES SUHUGHT nadir) COO ml cont. DISH DETERGENT exiirrffirsto 140 g Min LIFEBUDY AMTFPERSPIRANT 450 mL cent. RIGHT GUARD VApOR6TT.E1440. 4001 oft INSECTSTRIP Triebner. Ruedella McKen- zie visited Wally Crieh, Vera Johnston and John and Jean. Volland "visited with Mrs, Elizabeth Volland. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Holland, Gwen and Michael of Clinton were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sangster and 13rad, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Priggo of Dieter were re- cent visitors with Mrs, Bertha MacGregor. Mr. and Mrs. Don Gooding of Parkhill visited recently with the latter's mother Mrs. Edgar Munn. 1 • , .. ..._ ......._..._ ............._ . RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION —'Named the reserve "grand champion at the recent Hensall Fair was a calf owned by Greg Becker. Glen Hayter accepted,the check on behalf of Greg from Mike McClory, of Better Beef Limited of Guelph. . , r Nr rtI.F L- 2 roll pkg. CLOVERLEAF 6.5 oz. tin CHUNK LIGHT TUNA 1: 09 2000LES, ALPHA.GHET71 OR 44 or. fin LIBBY'S SPAGHETTI V.99 pkg. 01100 n ▪ 9 ri :99 i...1 OLDER CHILDREN WINNERS --The baby show at the Zurich Fair Saturday attracted 30 youngsters of varying ages. In the 12 to 18 month category, Eric, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Groat of Hensall was second, Steven, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ducharrne of Grand Bend placed first-and Vicki Lynn, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Rau of RR Z Zurich placed third. Staff photo Seek singers at Blyth The Blyth Centre for the Arts is pleased to announce the formation in Huron County_ of a.community - choir, to be known as the Blyth Festival Singers, Members are currently be- ing recruited,' and rehear- sals will begin in Blyth in Choral MUSid frOM the September, University of Waterloo, and The Blyth Festival Singers is presently director of will be under th e music at the Listowel High professional direction of Mr. School and organist and Laurie Rowbotham of choir master at Trinity Listowel, Mr. Rowbotham United Church in Listowel. has a degree in Honours Mr. Rowbotham recently made an Ontario tour with the high school choir, which included a performance at the National Arts Centre in Ottawa. The high school choir, which is nationally known also sings with the London Symphony , HENSALL GRAND CHAMP — The owner of the grand cham- pion calf of the recent 'Hensall Fair was presented with her cheque from the buyer Tuesday. Receiving the cheque from Shur-Gain representative Dennis Ring on behalf of her sister Marg, was Elaine Pym. • T-A photo BETTER BEEF CUT BETTER 262-2017 MENSAL!. The repertoire chosen for the new choir has been designed to appeal to all age groups and musical tastes. It will include selections as divers& as renaissance madrigals and New- foundland folk songs, as well as pieces from the classical repertoire. o audition is necessary, but a nominal fee will be charged to cover, sheet music expenses. The new choir will meet every Mon- day evening in Blyth at 8:00 p.m., beginning on September 8. For further in- formation about the choir, contact Lynda Lentz at 519- 523-9569. 4:1! ,Popular brand) pkg of 2 12 II, O. cont. 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