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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1969-02-27, Page 12,:sta G4 R CR SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY', FEBRUARY 2?, 1969 REDS WHITE N) Foos STORES OLO FASHIONED Food maste Open Nifely Until 10 p.m. 91 VICTORIA 5T, RST Knox WMS discusses new forms of mission The' February' meeting of the Knox Church Afternoon. Auxiliary 'WM' met- in the Ladies Parlour with the . president, Mrs: -Harold Ri4ers, i the chair. . The current study book, "NEW FORMS OF MISSION," was introduced. by Mrs. A. Enright. Charts of pictures that had been prepared by Mrs. J. Barnett were used to illustrate the talk. Mrs. Enright -discussed 4 the meaning of the word mission and •how it' used to be simply tia TENDER JUICY Short Rib Roasts DELUXE Cross Rib Roasts BURNS SHAMROCK RINDLESS SIDE BACON READY TO. EAT, — SMOKED Picnic Hams 5 to 6 lb, Avg. BONELESS 11,63 Two Way Roasts CUBE STYLE BONELESS Ib.67` Stewing Beef BURNS SWEET PICKLED Ib. 79' Cottage Roil FRESH 'lb. 5 q` Ground Beef • ,a.65° ie.69° lb. 79 ,a.59' LENTEN FEATURE . SASE 23' Delmonte Fancy Peas tl 14 oz. 23` Delmonte :Fancy Cream Corn 14Oz• 5 23` Delmonte Fancy Waxed Beans. oz. 5 23` Delmonte Fancy Green Beans. X40=:5 23' Delmonte, Fancy Peas AND Carrots ;115 24` Delmonte Fancy Peaches i4 oz. 4 15' Delmonte Fru it Cocktail 14 ozP 3 - 27' Delmonte Tomato Juice _ 48 °Z:'3 .p 29` Dimonte 'Pinapple Grapefruit � o_. 3 29` Delmonte Pinecipple Orange 48 oz. 3. 244 Ballet Toilet Toilet Tissue - -- 97SaIa&Super Shrikes _e n 34` Ladies Nylons 25' 'Canada Dry Gingerale S F WHITE OR COLOURED. Plus Deposit S RED AND WHITE — 24 oz. 35' BREAD 5oR $1 R 18c RED CIRCLE SOCKEYE SALMON Ws .27c HEINZ MACARONI IN TOMATO OR CHEESE SAUCE, 14 oz. 32c HEINZ TOMATO SOUP,.10 oz. ° 27c HEINZ BEA IN TOMATO SAUCE, 14 oz. \\\\\16c DIOSAiLA CMA RSI 1V Q P;vv c mo\NA CH SA 1 R SSJV 1` 2...Zbc—R OZ 17c MONARCH TABLE SYRUP , 16 oz. 24c MONARCH SPONGE PUDDINGS, 9 oz 16c 'RED AND WHITE DONUTS, Pkg.: of 12 ' 20c CHOCOLATE `BARS --- 10c SIZE 25c BICK'S SWEET MIXED — SWEET WAFER — YUM YUM PICKLES, `15c KRAFT MACARONI DINNER, 7 or. 17c LOWNEY'S BAG CANDY, 8 oz. — 8 VARIETIES 2 FOR 5 FOR 8FOR 1 5 FR FO ����v y �� �....\v �A_., 47 . 3FOR, 4 FOR 4FOR 12 FOR 16 oz. ~. ..• 4 3 FOR 6FOR 3 FOR MAITLAND BRAND — SAVE 5c ° BUTTER MAXWELL HOUSE, 10 oz. — SAVE 40c Coffee 11 O. -- 5 'VARIETIES TV DINNERS COLD WATER DETERGENT — SAVE 46c. Arctic Power ALLEN'S 48 oz. SAVE. 17c APPLE JUICE • HAMBURG OR WIENER 7 PKG. OF 8 W'on's Rolis RED AND. WHITE — SAVE: 21e 'PIES Apple . 0,-R _ Raisin BISSET'S SAVE 204 Ib. s Na GIANT SIZE = DETERGENT 8", TIDE24c 'CHASE AND SANBOF Sorority meets The Beta Sigma Phi meeting was held on 'Tuesday, February 18, at the home of Mrs. Gwen Howlett. The Cultural programme preceded the meeting and ,members first met at the Public' Library where there was an exhibition of . Canadian sculptures. Mrs. F1elene'Alcock conducted the programme and gave some interesting information on each work. Later at Mrs. Howlett's the business meeting included a ,report from _ Mrs. Larraine Baechler concerning the sale of the Beta Sigma Phi Cook Books and the coming Bake Sale. There was also more discussion on the May Ball • to be held at the Maitland Golf Club on Magni. The closing Ritual was repeated after which refreshments were served. defined as "Christian wo, k dono' in other countries: now, the place of mission is EVERYWHERE: and MISSION belongs to eiteh -of ;us," • Miss Flora MacDonald answered' the question, "What did Jesus say was the mission of the church?'.'" by reading the Scripture,;Luke 4:5-6. Mrs. Enright pointed out. that Jesus never used words only, — "lpok not only at what He SAID, butwhat:He It was'`shown that new forms of , mission can take place in community work, at home, in frontiers in our .country, and abroad, — and always to people, and always with Christian love in action. Miss L. MacArthur led in pray'er.'Mrs. R. McCallum sang a solo, "So Send I You," 'which was was accompanied by Mr. W. Cameron on the piano. Mrs. River's led the business period, and announced that March 11 would be the day to pack Christmas cards; members are to meet at the church at 2:30 p.rn. The leaders of the Goderich churches are to meet Friday, February 28, to plan . for the World Day of Prayer. The special 'service_ on the World Day of Prayer is to. be held in Knox Church on March, 7, at 2:30 p.m. with all God rich church women's groups patticipating. ' A `so°cial '' tea -time was held and tea was served by the social committee, Mrs. J. McNevin, Mrs. ,A. Oke, and Mrs. Florence McDonald. DECORATOR FINISHES s 1. SERVICE ELECTRIC (GODERICH) LTD. 30 VICTORIA ST." N. 52 1, J a To lift your spirits out of the Mid -Winter. doldrums & put new vim in your wardrobe. Come with small amounts money - & stagger home with loot. 1. PANTS & SKIRTS To $18.00 - SAVE 89 N z- 1 Ib. Bag ALL. PU RPOSE GRIND j— r-- cmza � rara rw waramrarar�ups�zaz animifC,uaT KOSHER DILL - GENUINE DILL — POLSKI OGORKi 5'9* Heinz Piddes VI 49 5 LB. go For SALADA —. 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