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News from
Hensall
By Bertha MacGregor
Mr. Bill Hoy returned
to Edmonton after
spending the holidays
with his parents, Mr, and
Mrs. Harry Hoy.
Sgt. Doug Wein of the
RCMP , Mrs. Wein and
David returned to Ottawa
after spending the
holiday season with Mrs.
Wein's parents, Mr, and
Mrs. Harold Parker and
members of the family.
Prior to returning their
family surprised them
with a family gathering
at which time they were
presented with a pair of
lamps in honour of their
15th we,dding an-
niversary.
Aaron and Alyson Hoy
of London spent the
holidays with their
grandparents, ,Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Hoy. They
accompanied their
parents Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Hoy who visited
with the former's
parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Hoy, back to
London after the
holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fink
and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Brian Fink and Lorena,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hoy
and Bill, and Mrs. T.
Fletcher had a family
reunion with Mr. Ed Fink
at his home at Pte. Clark
during the holidays.
Chiselhurst UCW
The first meeting for
1979 of the Chiselhurst
UCW was held in the
afternoon on January
2nd. Previously in the
Morning, the members
quilted and enjoyed a
lunch together.
The president, Mrs.
Jack Brintnell conducted
the Worship, "A Joyous
New Year." The Roll Call
, was answered by 10
members telling of a gift
they received at
Christmas. "Thank -you"
notes were read from
Thos. Brintnell, Earl
Treffry and Jim
McDougall.
The, annual
congregational meeting
will be held February 2nd
in conjunction with a "pot
luck supper." The Huron
UCW Presbyterial
meeting will be held in
Exeter United church on
January 30th. Members
decided to continue the
Secret Pals.
Their study on human
rights was continued by,
Mrs. Lauretta Riley and
she had for her topic "the
right to be socially
responsible". The
president read a New
Year's poem and closed
with the Lord's Prayer.
Mrs. Dorothy Brintnell
served lunch,....1, ,
+ -I- Li -
Mr. Charles Mickle
returned to Hamilton
after spending his
Chase & Sanborn
Instant
Coffee
10 oz. jar
43 9
Libby's
Fancy
Tomato Juice
48 fl. oz. tin
Ragu, Plain, with Meat
Or With Mushrooms
Spaghetti Sauce
28 fl. oz. jar
1.19
Store Packed
Sliced Side
Bacon Ends
Ib. .99
Top Valu
By The Piece
Bologna
3
lbs 9 9
for •
Nabisco 5007525 g pkg.
Spoon Size Shredded Wheat
or
Shreddies
. 69
Lipton's pkg. of 4
Assorted Varieties
Cup -A -Soup
. 58
Weston pkg. of 12
Plain, Sugar
or Cinnamon
Donuts
. 82
I.G.A. 26 oz. Returnable BtI.
Assorted
Pop
PI ,as
Deposit
.29
Noxzema 3f1. oz. btl.
Roll -On
Deodorant
1.29
Top Valu
Skinless
Wieners
2 Ib. pkg.
.99
Imperial 3 Ib. pkg.
Quarters, Coloured
Margarine
1.99
Ingersoll 1 Ib. jar
Processed
Cheese
Spread
1.59
vacation with his motheWeston 24 oz. loaf
Mtt. Laird Mickle. Sesame ..„„„.
Crusty Bread
Middleton
news and notes
Clinton Middleton neWs
by Blanche Deeves
Church News
Hol Y Communion was
celebrated in St. James
Church, Middleton
Sunday morning at 11:15.
Mrs. Jeanne Bennett
read the Epistle. Theme
of Rev. Bennett's sermon
was "Divine Guidance."
Edward Deeves received
the offering. Thursday
evening January 11, the
ACW will _meet at the
home of Lois Wise at 8
p.m. 0,
The annual vestery
meeting will be held Jan.
15 at the home of Mr. and
_Mrs. Ray Wise at 8 p.m.
and the Rector wants all
the reports handed in
please.
We are pleased to
report crib quilt that was
at Deloris Dutots -is-
,completed and has gone
on its way with Kerry
Cleave to Matheson,
Ontario.
.,We hear there was a
.couple going out skiing on
Sunday afternoon. Sure
lope they had a good
May we of, the Mid-
dleton area offer ottr'
Sympathy„to Delores and
AlvIt DutOt On the loss of
their sister-in-law, Marie
'Atwood jn Gallion, Ohio.
.64
Downey
Fabric
Softener
3 L plastic btl.
2.99
Leaver
. Pieces & Stems
Mushroorns
10 fl. oz. tin
.73
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4,14St
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KUENZIG
/ER
ALL MERCHANDISE 100°0 SATISFACTION
GUARANTEED, PRODUCT REPLACED
OR MONEY REFUNDED.
Top Valu
Mac & Cheese,
Bologna or
Chicken Loaf
6 oz. pkg.
Top Valu
Pure Pork
Breakfast
Sausage
a
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WE RESERVE THE RIGHT
TO LIMIT QUANTITIES
TO AVERAGE FAMILY REQUIREMENTS
PRICES EFFECTIVE
UNTIL CLOSING
SATURDAY. JANUARY 13. 1979
STORE HOURS
MON. 8:30.6:00
TUES. 8:30-6:00
WED. 8:30-6:00
THURS. 8:30-6:00
FRI. 8:30-9:00
SAT. 8:30-6:00
Fresh
Back Attached
Chicken
Legs or Breasts
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD. THURSDAY. JANUARY 1L L97.9 --PAGE 5
York Frozen 8 oz. pkg.
Beef, Chicken
or Turkey
Pot Pies
2/.89
York Frozen 8 oz. pkg.
Maoaroni & Cheese
Pot Pies 3P1
Farmhouse Frozen 12 oz. pkg.
Banana, Chocolate, Lemon
or Coconut
Cream Pies •79
Downy Flake 10 oz. pkg.
Frozen
Waffles
. 59
Monarch 1 Ib. tub
Soft
Margarine,
. 89
Regular
Ground Beef
Canadian
Queen
Beef Burgers
Nestle
Enveloped
Hot Chocolate
10 x 1 oz. pkgs.
1P9
Clark
With Pork In
Tomato Sauce
And In Tomato Sauce
Beans
19 fl. oz. tin
!rdi
I.G.A. White Sliced
Bread
24 oz. loaf
. 3 9
Hershey
Instant
Chocolate
32 oz. cont.
1.99
Top Valu
Slicee
Cooked Ham
6 oz. pkg.
Product of France
Granny Smith
Apples
Paris Pate
Chicken, Turkey or
Ham Salad
6 oz. tin
.79
Canada No. 1, 3 Ib. bag
Ontario
Cooking
Onions
.33
U.S. No. 1, Size 113's
California
Sweet Navel
Oranges doz. 1 .69
U.S. No. 1
Florida
Sweet Tangelos
size 125's
doz..99
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Golden Yellow
Chiquita
Bananas