HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1979-01-04, Page 5ilensail news
and notes
by Hilda Payne
Church news
The New Year's ser-
vice was held. in Hensall
United Church on Sun-
day, December 31 with
Rev. T. Garnett Husser -
officiating, The title of
the sermon was Wishing
you a Happy New Year.
Music during the
service consisted of the
anthem, .with the
congregation.. joining in
for the last chorus. The
organ and piano were
officiated at by Dr. Ralph
Topp,.jAnd the choir led by
Mrs. -Marianne McCaf-
frey.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Andy
Bierling, Mr. and Mrs.
Stan Frayne, all of
Exeter and Mr. and Mrs.
Steve Pertfchy, Crediton
visited with Mr. and Mrs.
John McAllister and
Faye on New Year's Eve.
Miss Margaret Hyde of
London has veen visiting
with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Hyde during
the school break.
Mr. and Mrs. Randy
Mason and Andrew of
London visited with the
latter's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Skea New
Year's Eve.
Mrs. Rachael Sch-
walm, Mrs. Elizabeth
Volland and Mrs. Daisy
Ivey all had many
visitors during the
holiday week, including
Mr. and Mrs. Bob French
and Roy of Rousseau, Mr.
and Mrs. Don Coughlin,
Debby and Paul of
Fordwich, Mr. and Mrs_
Bruce Vollarrd—And Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond
Volland and children all
of Goderich, Mr. and
Mrs. Desmond Ivey of
Sarnia, Mr. and Mrs. Art
Coombs of Clinton, Mr.
and Mrs. Eldon Johnston
and Jack from Brucefield
and Mr. and,. Mrs. Lewis
Taylor of Varna. Also.Mr.,
and Mrs. Gary Finlayson
-and family of Staffa,
Laird Finlayson of
Kippen and Murray
Finlayson of Exeter and
Mr. and.Mrs. Cecil Robb
Of Lucan.
Hockey news
Hensall Juveniles
continued Their winning
streak Friday night by
defeating Blyth 6-3:
Blyth opened the
scoring in the first period
with a power playgoal.
Grant Love had a big
game scoring four points.
His first goal on an assist
from Steve Grainger tied
the game. Blyth came
back strong with two
goals in two minutes to
get ahead 3-1, but the
hard hitting Hensall team
scored five straight
goals. Near the end of the
first period Paul Bell
scored, assisted by Brian
Baker.
There was onTY-' one
goal in the second period,
coming from Steve
,Gy„ainger, assisted by
Love and Ron May.
In the third period,
Love scored his second
goal of the game assisted
by Danny Taylor. Love
got his fourth point on an
assist on Brian Baker's
goal. With only 12 seconds
left' in the game Bobby
Mommersteeg made an
end to end rush and
scored an unassisted goal
to end the game at 6-.3. .
Hensall travels, to
Kurtsville, Wednesday
night and Kurtsville
returns to play in Hensall
on Friday, January 5.
Personals -
Mr. 13)11 Johns,
Woodharn; Mr. Harold
Johns, Thedford; Mr.
Ralph Batten; Mr. and
Mrs. Mervyn Dunn; Mr.
and Mrs. Emmerson
Johns and family; Mr.
and Mr,s. David
Passmore and boys; Mr.
and Mrs. Perry Johns
and Sabrina; Mrs. I'na
Johns, all of Exeter and
Mr. and , Mrs. Ken
Ferguson, Hensall visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Hans
Gerstenkorn on New
Year's Day:
Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Buckle and family,
Binbrookr visited this
past week with Mr. and
Mrs. Hans Gerstenkorn
and family.
+ + .
A bargain is a tran-
saction where two per-
son$ are sure they got the
better of each other.
Top Valu
Whole
Mushrooms
10 fl. oz. tin
Store Packed
Sliced Side
Bacon Ends
lb. 99
Queach - -
Asscirted Flavours
Drink Crystals
4 x 3.5 oz. pkgs.
. 99
Delsey
Assorted Colours
Bathroom Tissue
2 roll pkg.
. 55
Top Valu
By The Piece
Bologna
3
lbs 9 9
for
Listermint 355 ml btl.
Mouthwash
1.49
Ovaltime 23 oz. jar 2.49
Hot Chocolate
Pam 9 oz. cont.
Spray Coating
Vegetable Oil 1 ▪ 19
6 oz. pkg.
Assorted Varieties
Stuff 'n Such
Welch's 24 fl. oz. jar
Grape Jelly
Bravo 14 fl. oz. tin
Assorted Varieties
Spaghetti
Sauce
.79
. 99
2P1
Top Valu
Skinless
Wieners
2 Ib. pkg.
Lysol 6.5 fl. OZ. tin
Disinfectant
Spray
1.19
Maple Leaf 6.75 oz. tin
Flakes
of Ham
1.29
Glad
Food Storage
Bags
pkg. of 50
. 89
ALL MERCHANDISE 100°0 SATISFACTION
GUARANTEED, PRODUCT REPLACE
OR MONEY REFUNDED,
Top Valu
Mac & Cheese,
Bologna or
Chicken Loaf
6 oz. pkg.
for 99
Wizard, Solid
Assorted Rragrances
Air Freshner
6 oz. pkg.
.67
Top Valu
Pure Pork
Breakfast
Sausage
Heinz
Fancy
- Tomato Juice
48fLoz.tin .
Powdered
Detergent
6 L box
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO
LIMIT QUANTITIES
TO AVERAGE FAMILY REQUIREMENTS.
PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL CLOSING
JANUARY 6, 1979.
STORE -HOURS
MON. 8:30-6:00
TUES. 8:30-0:00
WED. 8:30-6:00
THURS. 8:30-6:00
FRt. 8:30.9:00
SAT. 8:30-6:00
Fresh
Back Attached
Chicken
Legs or Breasts
Top Valu
Sliced
Side Bacon
COrdon Bleu 4 x 3 oz. sleeve
Sandwich
PakSpread
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4
,iNestie 3 x 5 oz. cont.
Assorted Flavours
Mini Puddings .77
Gaines 10 kg bag
Dog Meal
Jiffy 18 oz. pkg.
Pie Crust
Mix
5.79,
.75
4/1.44
Romar 90 15 oz. tin
All Beef
Dog. Food
Kellogg's 575 g pkg.
Rice Krispies
Cereal
1.19
Kraft'
Processed 2/3 oz.
Singles
Cheese Slices
1 Ib. pkg.
159
Blue Bonnet
Soft
Margarine
2 x 8 oz. tubs
73
Dr. Ballard's
Assorted Varieties
Dog Food
14 oz. tin
4 for 1.44
Regular
Ground Beef
113.9 111
Canadian
Queen
Beef Burgers
Top Valu
Choice
Cream Corn
19 fl. oz. tin
2 for .89
Glad
Sandwich Bags
pkg. of 50
2 for $1
Top Valu
Sliced
Cooked Ham
6 oz. pkg.
2
Colourful
Burning
3 Hour
Fire Logs ea.
Canada No. 1, 3 Ib. bag
Ontario
Cello Carrots
Canada No. 1,10 Ib. bag
P.E.I.
Table
Potatoes
. 89
. 45
. 98
U.S. No. 1
Fresh
Green Cabbage
2 lb. for .49
Puritan
Assorted Varieties
Canned Stews
and Chili
24 fl. oz. tin
McLean 2 Ib. pkg.
rHash Brown
Potatoes
Universal 15 oz.-pkg. McCain 19 oz. pkg.
Frozen 4 x 5" Assorted Varieties
Deluxe PiZza 1:99 Frozen Cakes
MacFeetera 10 oz 'l cont.
Regular or Cinntirnon
a 59 Honey Butter
U.S. No. 1
Fresh
Vine Ripened
Tomatoes