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Clinton News-Record, 1980-05-08, Page 5• Uena11 , ,e' s_ By Bertha MacGregor Several members of the IOOF ° and Rebekah Lodges attended the church service of Huron District 8 at the United Church in Wingham :on Sunday. Concert A t`nusieal evening_ sponsored by the choir of. Carmel Preshyterian Church was, largely at- tended on 'tin day evening, when the gills handbell choir from St. Mary's Presbyterian Church presented a nurnber of selections under the direction of Mrs. Julie Stevens. The girls girls who took part in- cluded Cheryl Finnie, Brenda Scheuermann, J,an-e-R oleton Lyyrr-lari nk- wafter, Heather Hearn;, Carolyn Bridge, Lisa Martin, Mindy Wilson, Rosemary Finnie, Debbie Mitchell, . Nancy Proudlove, The Call to Worship was read by Becky Baker, the Scripture reading by Jane Pollock and prayer by Kathy Love. Mrs. Al Hoggarth gave a reading and Mrs. Eric Luther sang a solo, as did Ron Fleming. United Church News The regular Sunday morning service at Hensall United Church was conducted by Ross Hargreaves of Thames Road who preached on "The will of the Lord be done". Next Sunday will , be Christian Family _Sunday- and families are en, • couraged to attend in families. On Friday, May 2, the Young Teen group met and went- roller . skating, returning af- terwards to the manse to enjoy Pizzaz. Auxiliary Hosts Zone Rally The Ladies' Auxiliary of Hensall Legion Branch 468 hosted 12 Auxiliaries from the district on Sunday at the Hensall Community Centre. The Seaforth Girl's Band led the parade to the cenotaph where wreaths were placed. The members of the local men's branch were in attendance, as was zone commander Bill Rheil, Blyth and Peggy Coombs, ladies' zone commander from Seaforth. The guest speaker 'was Mrs. Maxine Jarczak, provincial commander from Toronto who gave an outstanding address. Queensway News Rev. Kenneth - Knight. conducted the worship service at Queensway Nursing Home ac -r companied by Mrs. Blanche Dougall at the piano. The Presbyterian Ladies' entertained with bingo and treats. Visitors with Russell Erratt were Mrs. Olive Stephenson, Mrs. Beatrice- Taylor; Mrs. Vera Johnston and Mrs. Irene Finlayson visited their mother Mrs. Volland and Mrs. Mary Oesch, Mrs. Gladys Bechler and Marlene Hamilton visited Pat Oesch. Don Rozendall visited his wife Alice Rozetldall, also visiting with Mrs. Rozendall were Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Kraft, Obe and Jean Rozendall; Shirley Prouty visited with Mrs. Kendrick, Isobel Sproat; Vera Laramie, and Vivian Alderson while Frank and Elaine'Jordan visited Nelson Loghrin. Mary Hern and Edna Anderton visited Louise Mitchell; Mrs. Jerome Deitrich and Mrs. Flossie Will'ert visited Mrs. Irma Wilds and Mrs. Triebner. and Connie Kendrick visited Mrs. Nell Ken- drick. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Triebner, visited Mrs. Muriel Triebner. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hogan , Robert Wilds and Al Dogan visited Mrs. Wilds and the men's high bowling score was rolled by Neil Regan with a 137 while the ladies' high of 64 was bowled by Mary Parlmer. Mrs. Hazel Luther, who spent the winter months • with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Slade and Glenn and Mr. and Mrs. Eric Luther left on Saturday for her horde in Newfoundland. THE CLINTON VAN CAMPS DARK KIDNEY�EANI WJtl. SPECI*}�.y pfigOANeO SMI4 Mitchell's Pure Apple Juice Stokely's • s;; Kidney Beans or Van Camp" Beans With Pork in Tomato Sauce 14 fl. oz. tin Cut From Canada Grade "A" Beef Hip Full Cut, Boneless Round. Steaks McCain 24 oz. pkg. Frozen Supercrisps or Superpattires .69 Allen's, Assorted Fruit Drinks 5 48 fl. oz. tin b • IGA 12 oz. pkg Mild,. Medium or Old . W edge r Cheese 1 ■79 Green Giant 12-14 fl. oz. tin Fancy Cut Assorted Vegetables 2/.85 Green Giant, Frozen -Niblet Corn, Green Peas or Mixed Vegetables 2 Ib. pkg. . 99 Electrasol 35 oz. box Automatic Dishwasher Detergent .59 Glad pkg. of 20 Plastic ' Garbage Bags 2.69 15 m roll Esso Stretch'n Seal Food Wrap • 59 Libny's 48 11. oz. tin Sweetened or Unsweetened Assorted Fruit Juices 1.19 1 1b. tub Country Lane Soft Margarine . 49 i Catelli Macaroni & Cheese Dinner 71/4 oz. pkg. 23 fi Ivory bundle of 3 Bath Size Bar Soap 1.09 Crisco Cooking Oil 299 1.5 L btl. 1 Sunlight 6 L box Powdered Laundry Detergent 3.35 Borateem Concentrate 2.2 kg 2 box 29 r Weston pkg. of 8 English Muffins . 79 Kleenex 2 roll pkg. Boutique Assorted Colours Paper towels Kleenex pkg. of 150 Boutique Napkins 1.25 1.49 Delsey, Assorted Colours Bathroom Tissue pkg. 3 4 roll .9 New freedom box of 12 Maxi or Super Maxi. Napkins . 09 Catelli 500 g pkg. Spaghetti, Spaghettini or Ready Cut Macaroni .69 Habitant Pea, Vegetable or Pea With Ham. Soup 28 fl. oz. tin a 9 • Bakers 170 g pkg. Semi -Sweet Baking Chips Heinz 16 fl. oz. btl. Plain, Onion or Garlic Bar-B-Que Sauce . 99 . 79 10 oz. jar Mother Parker Instant Coffee 5.49 Heinz 16 fl. oz. jar Prepared Mustard 500 ml jar Miracle Whip By Kraft . 59 1.09 Salada, Orange Pekoe Paper Tea Bags box 49 of 120 • Chun King 40 fi. oz. tin Assorted Chow Mein Dinners 1.88 Purina 8 kg bag Dog Chow 6.49 Sun Squeeze, Frozen Frbm Concentrate Orange Juice 12/ fl. oz. tin Chef Boy -Ar -Dee- 28 oz. pkg. Cheese Pizza Mix 1.69 Skippy Creamy or Super Chunk Peanut Butter 1 kg 2 jar 19 Nabisco 525 g pkg. Spoon Size Shredded Wheat .89 Monarch 2.5 kg bag All Purpose Flour Weston 24 oz. loaf Sandwich Thin or regular White Sliced Bread 1.79 .69 • 400 g bag Dare, Assorted Varieties Cookies 1.09 High Liner 32 oz. pkg. Frozen Family Size Fish Sticks, Fish in Batter or Fillet Portions 2.99 Cut From Canada Grade "A" Beef Loin Sirloin, Wing or -1T-Bone Steaks, Fresh Whole, Pork Shoulders 500 g pkg. 5 Varieties Sliced Bologna :i-4 lbs. Sweet Pickled Cottage Rolls 2t0 g 8 Varieties Party Sticks Band Aid Brand pkg. of 100 Regular or Assorted Adhesive Bandaids 2.69 U.S. No. 1 Florida Red or White Grapefruit Canada No. 1 3 Ib. bag Ontario Cooking Onions Product of South Africa No. 1 Packem Pears . •1, r- Carefree OB pkg. of 16 Regular, Super or Super Pius Tampons 1.59 KUENZIG /ER ALL MERCHANDISE 100•. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED PRODUCT REPLACED OR MONEY REFUNDED Vi E RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES T() AVERAGE FAMILY REQU'IRE'MENTS. PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL CLOSING SATURDAY, MAY 10,1980 STORE HOt "R5 MON. 8:30.6:00 TIII RS. 8:30.6:00 TUES. 8:30.6:00 FRI. 0:30-9:00 WED. 8:30.6:00 Q AT. 8:30.6:00