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Zurich Citizens News, 1980-07-10, Page 3Lightening believed cause Citizens News, July 10, 1980 Pogo 3 Fires destroy area school A former Tuckersmith school house was destroyed by fire Sunday afternoon. A spokesman for the Hensall fire department said his men answered the call to the former SS Number 10 three miles north-east of Hensall around 4:30. When they arrived the school house which had been time the visitors viewed the work of the school and heard •their songs and program relating to their theme. Much appreciation goes to those who organized and assisted with leadership for this school and also to those who sent cookies for the last day as well as for the younger children's break period. The regular United Church service was held on Sunday with Rev. Stan McDonald in charge. He took for his message. "When the wind goes out of your sails."_ Family picnic On Sunday, July 6 their family' and several friends enjoyed a picnic at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Hensa11 Bertha McGregor converted into a residence by Mrs. Janice Smale of Toronto was out of control. Firemen experienced a water shortage for a short period of time with pumper units from Brucefield and Clinton called to the scene. Mrs. Smale managed to save a few items from the house which contained several antiques. The building was insured Mrs. Smale told firemen. Cause of the fire has not been determined with no estimate of the loss being made. A barn north of Kippen was destroyed by fire early Tuesday morning. The structure which was owned by Ross Faber of Tuckersmith township, was believed to have been struck by lightening. According to Brucefield fire chief Stu Broadfoot by the time his men arrived on the scene at 2:15 a.m. the barn was burning quite extensively. Also answering the call were the Hensall fire department who supplied a water tanker. Lost in the fire were an undetermined number of sheep with Mrs. Faber saying a number of sheep were saved. No loss had been placed on the barn which was insured. There was an ex- ceptionally good atttendance at the annual vacation Bible school held in the United Church this past week for the Hensall district. Approximately 118 students and staff attended the school which had as its theme "Jesus Our Lord". The vacation school opened on Monday morning and continued throughout the week with sessions held each morning from 9:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Scott Jesney was in charge of property set-up assisted by Darron Moir. Florence and Glenn Slade conducted the registration. Janise Moir and Cathy Geiger were superintendents for the Nursery department; Joan Alexander for the pre- primary department, Barbara Gackstetter for the primary department, Shirley Luther for the middlers and Rev. McDonald the junior department. The teachers assisting with the school were: Wendy Banks, Dianne Rock, Donna Hamather, Kay Gardner, Randy Parker, Vicki Mann, Joan Corbett, Audrey Christie, Bev Moir, Cathy Mann, Janet Moir, Trudy Ferguson, Dorothy Brint- nell, Peggy Volland, Peggy Campbell, Sharon Travis, Sherry Travis, Barbara Stretten, Nancy McCullough, Joyce Pepper and Shirley McAllister. Laurie, Joanne and Marilyn Peppgr were in charge of Baby and toddler care. On Friday noon and assembly was held at which Noakes. Guests in at- tendance were from Guelph, Ingersoll, London, St. Columban, and Crediton. Persona is Mr. William Horton of Detroit returned home after visiting with his brother Mr. and Mrs. Bert Horton and his sister Mrs. Mae Rowcliffe. Mrs. Annie Noakes returned home after visiting for a week with her son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Noakes and family in Mt. Brydges. Mr. and Mrs. Don Mousseau celebrated their twenty-fifth wedding an- niversary at the Pine Ridge chalet on Saturday evening which was largely attended by many neighbours and freinds. A dinner for family and friends was served to some one hundred and thirty guests. Guests were greeted by the host and hostess who received many congratulations and best wishes. Dancing was en- joyed to music by Joe Overholt's orchestra. Mr. and Mrs. Jack McLaughlin and sons Raymond and Stuart of Glasgow, Scotland were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Slade and Glenn whom they have not seen in twenty-one years. Mr. McLaughlin and Mr. Slade were employed by the same firm in Toronto. Rev. Stan McDonald house, barn visited on Sunday in Atwood with his sister Mrs. Chester Earl when a family fathering was held honouring their mother Mrs. Carl McDonald who celebrated her eightieth birthday. Present were Rev. McDonald, two sisters Grace, Mrs. Norman Coughlin and Ruth, Mrs. Chester Earl along with their families as well as Mrs. McDonald's sisters and their husbands. Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Mousseau of Ridgetown visited last week with relatives and friends here and attended the former's brother and sister-in-law's 25th wedding anniversary. Mrs. Bertha MacGregor returned home after visiting with her son and daughter- in-law Mr. and Mrs. Don MacLaren, Jodi and Brooke in Oakville. Rev. Kenneth Knight conducted service in Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sunday. The church service will be discontinued until August 10th while Rev. Knight is on vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Corbett were hostesses at their home on Sunday when they en- tertained their families to dinner, attending were Mr. and Mrs. Ross Corbett and Jeff, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Corbett, Mr. and Mrs. Al Corbett and family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chaffe and family Joey Chaffe and friend Mitchell. SPECIAL LOW GROCERY PRICES AL'S MARKET HOURS: Fri. 8 a.m. - 9 p.m. Tues., Wed., Thurs., & Sat. 262-2017 HENSALL BETTER BEEF CUT BETTER STEAK or ROAST Nabisco shreddies cereal Carnation partly skimmed evaporated milk assorted Bick's relish assorted -esttttrretic • - bathroom tissue O[TTEIrUY 12110. oz. M uQIND BLEACH FROZEN DOWNY FLAKE WAFFLES 385M1tin 59 ■ 12 fl. oz. jar 1.19 4 roll pkg. .89 10011. pkg. .59 BAEQUMF.AU.39 AMMO 1 oz. No CLAM( STEWS CARM11011 INSTANT 5011 g sIn SKIM MILK POWDER FREEZE DRIED INSTANT COFFEE MAXIM ASSORTED SCOTT pry. 01 110 FAMILY NAPKINS samosas 011 VIVA 2 MI ply. PAPER TOWELS IIS DR CHEESE 1 kg ply. GAINES TOP CHOICE POWDERED DETERGENT CHEER FABRIC SOFIVIEN DOWIMY JERDSNS 1.OT10N MO SAM SIZE BAR SOAP MCLEANN 1111 tsal lobe TOOTHPASTE .ss 1.79 ...3.29 1.39 1.07 1.69 ,.._2.49 311 •99 1.09 Humpty Dumpty POTATO CNIPS Clever Cream s Ib. ■ 4 200 gr. bag assorted..Oil ICE CREAM 127 iewis sett -twist assorted flavours.. 2 -litre pkg. s 3 loaves Sunpsun - macaroni & 24 -oz. loaf.. 109 HEESE DINNER 7 1/4 oz. pkg. fancy Green Giant %44‘111. IMF niblets whole kernel corn or CREAM STYLE CORN 3o7 .28 SPECIAL LOW MEAT PRICES Medium ground beef ,b. $ 1.89 Swift's sliced bacon ends 49( 10-b. bog beef patties $1.49 10-b. box turkey wings b. 49( ib. 98c We Perk sausage Me* Leaf sliced macaroni cheese loaf b 9.49 {.lis ham.;: ^."s%3• • FREEZER SPECIAL BEEF HIND QUARTER 19 11. oz. tin Values e4Nseflw ets141 cIositp Sat ,*y »y 12, 1910. A9 We reserve. 1M r1/M k, IImR g000Wies. (Processed) 139 lb. 111 v.: �a<r, .,w.A.awirr'.0 produce of Mules View -rips TOMATOES 99� x.. CUCUMBERS 39' CUSTOM KILLING AND PROCESSING Monday - Beef Tuesday - Pork AL'S MARKET Phone - 262-2041 or 262-2017 PLEASE NOTE There will he no kill on July 14th & 15th Killing will resu- me on July ?1st & 22nd. If you wish to pick up meat of abattoir. or make on appointment for slaughtering, phone store 262.2017.