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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1967-03-09, Page 3THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1967 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS PAGE THREE qteetdetit Kippen East WI will meet on Wednesday, March 15, at 8;30 I13.n9., at the home of Mrs. Doug McGregor. •Centennial dress is optional. Featured will be a country store of 1867 by Mrs. Glenn Bell, and 1967 by Mrs. Robert Kinsman. Miss Troyann Bell is a pa- tient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Members of Hensall Kinette Club called on shut-ins in the village on Sunday afternoon patients in St. Joseph and Vic- toria hospitals, London; Clinton Public Hospital; South Huron Hospital, Exeter; Queensway Successful Euchre At Lodge Rooms The CP4T committee of the Oddfellows and Rebekah lodges held a successful euchre Thurs. qday night, in the lodge hall, with •nine tables in play. Winners were: ladies' first, Mrs. Howard Lemmon, Varna; gents, Ray Consitt, Kippen; lone bands, Mrs. Clarence Vol - land, Hensall. Draw for groceries was won by Mrs. Robert Parsons, Crom- arty; chocolates, Mrs. Ed Munn, Hensall. In a draw for an $85 suit of clothes, •the winner was P. L. McNaughton, Hensall. This was a project of the IOOF. Ticket was drawn by Linda Bell. Hensall Kinsmen Shamrock Ball Friday, March 17 — AT -- Hensall Hensall Arena Music by DESJARDINE ORCHESTRA Refreshments Available Smorgasbord Lunch Admission by Ticket Only Available from Kinsmen members MRS. MAUDE HEDDEN, Editor nursing home, Hensall, and Huronview. They •delivered 51 Area Men Confer Degree in Sarnia The Hallett Royal •Scarlet De- gree team conferred the Royal Scarlet Degree in Sarnia on Monday night, February 20. The degree team was: Past Worshipful Commander, Asa Deeves, Hensall; Worshipful Commander, Thomas Deeves, Clinton; Deputy Commander, Mervin Falconer, Clinton; Com- mander Chaplain, Wayne Smith, Hensall; Commander First Conductor, Frank Falconer, Clinton; Com- mander Second Conductor, Alex McMichael, Clinton; Command- er First Lecturer, Kenneth Betties, Winthrop; Commander Second Lecturer, John Hender- son, Brucefield; Companion Sir Herald At Arms, Harry Crich, Clinton; Companion Her a 1 d, Wilfred Glazier, Clinton; Companion Sentinel, Charles Nelson, Clin- ton; Guard of Honor, Command- er Harry Harold Crittenden, CI into n; Commander Oliver Price, Winthrop; Commander Melvin Hulley, Winthrop; Com- mander Kennth Smith, Sea- forth;' Commander Percy Blun- dell, Goderich. 0 Amber Rebekahs Will Arrange Float Amber Rebekah Lodge held their regular meeting on Wed- nesday evening, March 1, with noble grand Mrs. Lindsay Eyre in the 'cheek. It was announced that a shower of cards be sent to Mrs. Edna Corbett, a patient at South Huron Hospital and a member of the Lodge. Discussion took place regard- ing .a float for •a centennial pro- ject, and it was decided to go along with the .Oddfellows if they would help in the project. Fina 1 arrangements were made for the dessert euchre, afternoon and evening, March 29, with committees in •charge to look after :arrangements. A gift was presented to Mrs. Earl Titterington, a valued member, who is leaving the community for South Burnaby, B.C. Mrs. Leona Parke made the presentation. It has been requested by the district deputy president, Miss Jean 'Scott, .Seaforth, that the charter be draped in memory of an assembly officer. The draping of the charter is to take place at Exeter Lodge on the visit of the assembly officer, Mrs. Taylor, from Kingston, on March 15. BROADLOOM • RUGS & CARPET 501 Du Pont Nylon Broadloom Only $7.95 Sq. Yd. Foam -Backed Carpet Only $4.50 Sq. Yd. We Install All Types of Floor Coverings! FREE ESTIMATES MASON & RISCH PIANOS NOW IN STOCK WE UAK1E FURNITURE Main Street -- Zurich lovely potted plants. This is. an annual event of the club, Mrs. Stewart Bell, Pauline and Troyann were guests of Mr, and Mrs, Tom Bell and Jane, St. Thomas, over the week -end. Pauline and Troyann took part. in the annual winter carnival. Martha and Shirley Roose- boom and Shirley Smale col- lected $10 which they forward- ed to the Bunny Bundle for Crippled Children. Miss A. Consitt is a patient in Clinton Public Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Love left Sunday by car to spend a vacation in Florida. Miss Sylvia Henderson left Monday by jet from Interna- tional Airport, Toronto, for a two weeks' vacation in London, England. She left at 8:30 p.rn,, arriving in London, England, at 9 -a.m. Sylvia, who •is on the staff of the Bank of Montreal here, will also visit many other places of interest. • Hensall Kinsmen are now selling clean shaven permits. This gives Hensall men :a chance to take part in the Centennial celebrations. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Bartlett, of Themesford; Mrs. Jim Barber and Cathy, London, and Mrs. Harry Snell spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Mc- Queen celebrating Mr. Mc - Queen's 85th birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Terry North and Teresa, St. Thomas, were week- end guests with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart McQueen and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Snell. Mr. and Mrs. William Fuss and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hyde leave this week -end by car for Florida where they will holi- day for two weeks. Unit 4 of United Church Women Hear Report of Various Activities Planned The UCW unit four of Hen - sail United Church meeting was held in Fellowship Hall Thurs- day afternoon, March 2. Mrs, Robert Boyce presented the study from "The Church and the World" on the chapter "faith fans out into the world", telling how Paul carried through. Mrs. Gordon Love gave the devotional reading from Mat- thew 26, and ,a meditation "In defence of Easterfulness". Two lovely poems in Braille were given by Miss Amy Lam- mie, entitled, "I know some- thing good about you" and "Let us be kind". Mrs. James McAllister chair- ed the meeting throughout, and reported on the recent quilting project. Seven bale quilts have beencompleted and more are to be done at a later date. Mrs. McAllister read a report from Mrs. R. J. Drysdale, convenor of friendship and visitation, which revealed a wonderful con- tribution towards the work of the church. Mrs, McAllistter reported on the recent Presbyterial held in Wingham on Tuesday, February 21. Seven members from Hen- sall joined the throng, going by chartered bus. This Presby- terial is reported as being the best ever, Mrs. McAllister reported on the turkey dinner which this unit catered to, on Wednesday, February 22, for Brownies, Guides and their mothers. This unit is responsible fur flowers for the church for the month of April. A box will be placed in the foyer .of the Christian education building for the collection of THINKING ABOUT MUTUAL FUNDS ? BEFORE INVESTING INVESTIGATE United Accumulative Fund Ltd.'s ASSETS IN LESS THAN TEN YEARS HAVE GROWN TO ALMOST $300,000,000 OCTOBER, 1957 FEBRUARY 9, 1967 $150,000.00 $295,173,809.00 Growth of a $10,000 Investment $27,885.44 $10,000 An increase of 178% in approximately nine years More than 127,000 Canadians invest with United Only one other corporation in Canada (which incidental- ;, ly is NOT a mutual fund) '. pays• dividends to a greater number of shareholders. CONTACT: Charles ;F Hay 262,2509 HENSALL United Investment Services Ltd. spring hats for Ontario Hospital patients. Mrs. Walter Spencer will present them. The group were reminded that the UCW memoriam cards are available at the Bonthron funeral chapel, It was brought to the atten- tion of the group that as there are many persons in the com- munity who live alone, and some not well, that telephone circles should be organized to keep in daily contact with them, The centennial pioneer sup- per is scheduled for Wednes- day evening, April 5, and the Easter thank -offering will be next month, Mrs. Asa Deeves was hostess for this meeting, and Mrs. E, Riley and her com- mittee served tea. VARNA NEWS Despite a stormy evening a good crowd attended the feder- ation of agriculture meeting on Monday evening of last week. Robert McKinley, MP, showed slides of his trip through the Northwest Territories which he took last summer. Mrs, H. Buckler, who has been a patient in Clinton Public Hos- pital, has returned to her home, The March meeting of the United Church Women will be held on Thursday evening of this week, The sympathy of this coin- munity goes out to the Taylor families in their recent bereave- ment. NOTICE MILKER CLINIC FOR ALL UNIVERSAL MILKERS to be held in the CO-OP WAREHOUSE AT ZURICH ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15 NO LABOR CHARGE — YOU PAY FOR PARTS ONLY! Swift's Lazy Maple SIDE BACON 79c Ib. WIENERS Package 45c MINUTE STEAKS 89c ib. PRODUCE FEATURE No. 1 -- SIZE 100s FLORIDA ORANGES 2 Dozen 79c 16.Oz. Jar York Peanut Butter 6 Ounces Room Deodorizers 20-Oz.—BUY ONE, GET ONE FREE _ 49c 2/99c 75c 2/59c _ $L35 2/59c _ 2/35c 79c _ 2/59c _ 53c 2/37c 3/89c Prize Liquid Detergent 20.Oz. Bottle Home Brand Catsup 2 -Lb. Package Kraft Velveeta Cheese _ 20 -Oz. Tins Aylmer Tomatoes 15 -Oz. Tins Stokely's Applesauce _ _ 1 -Lb. Bag Maxwell House Coffee Western Glow — 2 -Lb. Packages Macaroni or Spaghetti _ _ 11/2 -Lb. Package Valley View Prunes _ 10 -Oz. Packages Quaker Health Bran 12 -Oz. Jars Bick's Relishes Head Cheese Per Tin 89c FRESH PORK SHOULDERS 39c Ib. Ribs and Beef 45c Ib. FROZEN FOOD SWANSON'S-- 10 -OZ. — BEEF, TURKEY TV DINNERS 59c Each