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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1979-03-01, Page 5• • • • Rev. Snell at Londesboro United Church By Dora Shobbrook There was a, good turnout on Sunday morning when Rev. Harold Snell of Exeter was the guest minister. Londesboro United is his home church. As his message, Rev. Snell spoke on, "What should the church be doing now. The church is you and me." He also gave the children's story. The congregation was greeted by Ruthann Penfound and the ushers were Bob Jamieson, Bob Penfound, Kevin Tam- blyn and Wayne Hulley. Louise McGregor was the organist and Ruth Shaddick directed the choir. The junior congregation teachers were Barbara Bosman, Christine Carter and Susan Jamieson. Cheerio Club The Cheerio Club held their meeting on February 21 at the home of Margaret. Good. She welcomed the group with a poem. The minutes of the last meeting and the financial report were given by the secretary -treasurer Gladys Armstrong. A card of thanks was received from Vi Burns. The roll call was an- swered by eight members and one visitor, Kay Longman who each named a current event. A guessing contest on the contents of a parcel was conducted by Tri Duizer. Since no one guessed the contents, tickets were sold and Dora Shobbrook won the package. Mrs. Shobbrook won a second contest, guessing the -parts of the bawdy, led by Addie Hunking. Mrs. Hunking gave a reading and several garl?es of cards were played.' Lunch was then served by Mrs. Good and Mrs. Hunking. Aimwell Unit The Aimwell Unit of tilt_ UCW met on February 19, joining in supper with their families at the church. After the meal, Gail Lear led in a sing song, followed by a piano solo given by Darlene Hulley and a duet given by Darlene and Denise John Cartwright gave a speech on Valentine's Day. David Whyte and David Stevenson then played a number of tunes on their guitars and Crystal Whyte played a piano solo. Jim Jamieson showed a film. Audrey Thompson and June Fothergill were in charge, of the program. WI card party °There were nine tables in play at the February 23 WI card party. Hattie Snell, Annie Vincent and Alice Buchanan were in charge of the evening. The winners included: lone hands, Margaret Taylor and Eric Anderson; high winners, Helen Lawson and Jack Riley; low winners, Verna Glazier. and Wilfred Glazier; most zeros, Ted Fothergill. The next card party will beheld on March 9. Londesboro III, 4-H The second meeting of the Londesboro III, 4H club was held on February 19 at the home of Marjorie Duizer. The name of the club was chosen, the Super Ser- vers. There were 11 mem- bers, one pre -4 -Her and two leaders present. The two new members are Rose and Joan Mason. Discussion was held on the different kinds of hats, how to prepare and make them and the kinds of material available. The refreshments were. brought by Judy Datema and Mary Anderson. Needlepoint Needlepoint classes will beheld in the Lon- desboro Community Hall on March 6 at 7:30 p.m. and March 8 at 1 p.m. Anyone interested in attending is asked to contact Marjorie Duller at 523-4359 or Alice Buchanan at 482-3201. Turn to page'. 1 Kraft, Processed Singles 1 oz. Cheese Slices 8 oz. pkg. IGA 250 g pkg. Assorted Candy Clarks 24 fl. oz. tin Beef, Irish, Meatball or Turkey /Chicken Stews Aylmer 19 fl. oz. tin Choice Cream Style Corn 2/.79 or Green Peas • .59 1.59 1.69 . 85- . 75 2P1 1.29 Aylmer 19 fl. oz. tin Choice Tomatoes Pampers pkg. of 12 Overnight Disposable Diapers Wisk 1 L btl. Laundry r Detergent Sun Pack 48 fl. oz. tin Reconstituted Apple Juice Libby's 48 fl. oz. tin Fancy Tomato Juice Top Valu 6 oz. pkg. Sliced Cooked Ham And/or Top Valu 16 oz. pkg. Mac & Cheese Chicken Loaf or Bologna 118 in. Green Giant Assorted Varieties Vegetables 12 fl. oz. tin 2 for � • Shirriff 8 fl. oz. jar Assorted Flavours Toppings Kraft 2 Ib. jar Pure Liquid or Churned Honey Cottonelle 4 roll pkg. Assorted Colours Bathroom Tissue 2P1 1.89 1.09 Pamper Assorted Flavours Cat Food 6 oz. tin 4 fore` 1 Robin Hood All Purpose Flour 3..5KG. _ 9 9 Chapman's Assorted Varieties Ice Cream 2 Titre___.._.. 1 09 CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY. MARCH 1 . 1979.-PAf:F Allen's Assorted Flavours Fruit Drinks 48 fl. oz. tin Scott 2 roll pkg. Assorted Colours Paper Towels Scotties pkg. of 2fI0 Assorted Colours Facial Tissue Christles 250 g pkg. Triticale Crackers . 99 . 66 . 88 Monarch, Pouch Pack Assorted Varieties Cake & Icing Mixes 7v2- 9.8 oz. pkg. 3 for 1 Pep Beef, Chicken or Liver Dog Fikpod 25.5 (Olin $1 for Del Monte 4 x 5 fl. oz. tins Assorted Fruit Flavoured Puddings .99 Post 400 g pkg. Honey Comb 1.15 Cereal A 1.89 Mr. Bubble 28 oz. btl. Bath Powder "New" Clairol 450 ml btl. Assorted Condition Shampoo 1.49. Kent 16 fl. oz. tin Frozen From Concentrate Orange Juice ■79 Highliner 14 oz. pkg. Frozen Haddock Fish Sticks 1.79 McCain2 Ib. pkg. Frozen I , Regular or Crinkle Cut Superfries .79 Gusto 13 oz. pkg. Frozen 4 x 5", All Dressed or Magnifica Pizza 1.88 McCain, Frozen Assorted Varieties Cakes 19 oz. cake 129 KUENZIG'S ALL MERCHANDISE 100'. SATISFACTION . GU)ARANTEEED, PRODUCT REPLACED OR MONEY REFUNDED mane LeaF miea e 3 - 4 Ib. Dinner Pork Shoulders Ib. 2.08 1 Ib. pkg. All Beef or Regular Skinless Wieners 1.28 1 Ib. pkg. Hint of Maple or Regular Side Bacon 1 .58 1 Ib. pkg. 4 Varieties Sliced Bologna 1.38 Top Valu 1 Ib. pkg. Skinless Wieners and/or Breakfast Sausage WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES TO AVERAGE FAMILY REQUIREMENTS. PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL CLOSING SATURDAY, MARCH 3, 1979. STORE HOURS MON. 8:30-0:00' WED.8:30.6:00 TOES. 8:30.6:00 THURS. e:30.6:00 Oriel' 5 - 6 lbs. MaPte Lear 6 oz. pkg. Mac & Cheese Chicken or Luncheon Meats r 65 - Shopsy's 24 oz. Cup Potato Salad OrColeSlaw 1.18(with 12 oz. Bonus Cup) Top Valu 1 Ib. pkg. Sliced Side Bacon 1.48 Mane LeaF Dare's, Cookie Jar, Lunchtime or Party Pak Cookies 32 oz. pkg. Smoked Picnic Shoulders Canada No. 1 Hot House English Cucumbers ea. .99 Canada Fancy Grade, C.A. 5 Ib. bag Macintosh 1.48 A les Blue Bonnet 2 x 8 oz. tubs Soft Twin Pack Margarine Crisco 3 Ib. pkg. All Vegetable 2.39 Shortening Weston pkg. of 12 Dinner Rolls .57 1.19 J:B. 64 f1. oz. btl. Country Style Sweet Apple Cider Canada No. 1,3 Ib. bag Ontario Cooking Onions .44. �G4'" f4 A '44pht� i. s �q • r -, :, • 1v�vb x11 ?! • %,riki\t Fresh Shoulder or Butt Pork Chops Soup 10 fl. oz. tin