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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1968-11-28, Page 3THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1968 MRS. MAUDE REDDEN, Editor Flowers in the United Church sanctuary Sunday morning were in memory of Mrs. Archie Par- sons, placed by the family. Mrs. Percy Bartlett, of Thamesford; Mr. and Mrs. Stew- art Bartlett and June, of Bel- mont, and Stewart Mcqueen, of Hensall, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Harry Snell. Members of Hensall Kinsmen and Kinettes entertained pa- tients at the Ontario Hospital, ,Goderich, to an evening of en- tertainment on Wednesday eve- ning, adding brightness to their lives, Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Noakes entertained members of council. and their wives with dinner and a social evening, The members of council and wives presented Mrs. Noakes with two lovely plaques. Kippen East Women's Institute Hear Interesting Report on Indian Affiars Kippen East WI met on No- vember 20 in Hensall Legion Hall, and had as their guest speaker Mrs. Miner, of Thames Road Church, who spoke on the Sarnia Indian Reserve as she saw it while serving there with her husband as missionaries. Mrs. Miner was introduced by Mrs. Alex McGregor and thank- ed by Mrs. John A. McGregor. She showed interesting pictures and samples of Indian hand craft. The roll call was answered by "Should we open our doors to all immigrants", and after hearing Mrs, Miner the mem- bers could not help but feel that their duty is to our first citizens, the Indians. Report on agriculture was given by Mrs. Vern Alderdice; current events by Mrs. James Drummond; home economics, Mrs. Glenn Bell. Mrs. Robert Bell reported on the area con- vention held in Ingersoll and mosommor mealitnisrewousiteramomowestua COAL FOR ALL YOUR COAL NEEDS PHONE LORNE E. HAY 262.2133 ammomemmir HENSALL 0.1'iazicte04 STUDIO Specializing in . . . • Weddings • Children Single or Group Portraits and Commercial 524-8787 118 St. David Goderich Mrs. James Drummond reported on the district board meeting. Mrs. Joyce Cooper chaired the program and Mrs. Robert Kins- man gave the motto, which was prepared by Miss Margaret Me - Kay, "Forget the mistakes of the past and press on to greater achievements in the future". Mrs. William Caldwell gave two readings. The 4-H Club girls presented their exhibit and Miss Diane McKay gave the commentary. The girls modelled their dresses which they have made during this club and their leader, Mrs. Ken McLean commented on the course. Mrs. McLean and her assistant, Mrs. Alma Windsor, were presented with gifts in appreciation of their work in this club, by the public relations officer, Mrs Harry Caldwell. Lunch was served by the host- esses, Mrs. Robert Bell, Mrs. Grant MacLean, and the com- mittee in charge. 0— Set Plans For Hensall Stores Santa vill pay his annual visit to Hensall on Saturday after- noon, December 14, at 2 p.m., for the annual Christmas party for the children of Hensall and district. The children will be treated to chocolate bars, potato chips, chocolate milk (compli- ments of Hurondale Dairy) and a free show in the town hall. There will be free skating in Hensall Arena Saturday after- noons during December and January. Store hours in Hensall have been set as follows: Open Mon- day through Saturday in Decem- ber; open Christmas shopping, evenings of December 18, 19, 20, 21, 23; closed Christmas eve, December 24, at 6 p.m. Stores will be •closed Friday and Saturday nights during the winter months of January, Feb- ruary, March, and open Friday nights starting April 4. 0 Renew Your Subscription Now SANTA CLAUS COMES TO HENSALL ON SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14 AT 2:00 P.M. FREE MOVIES AND TREATS AT THE TOWN HALL Free Chocolate Milk from. Hurondale Dairy FREE SKATING SATURDAY AFTERNOONS DURING DECEM73ER AND JANUARY STORES ARE OPEN Monday through Saturday Until Christmas, Every Friday Evening and the Evenings of December 18, 19, 20, 21 and 23 STORES WILL BE CLOSED FRIDAY EVENING during, January, February and March Sponsored by the Hensall Businessmen's Associatin Amber Rebekahs Make Donations The regular meeting of Am- ber Rebekah Lodge was held on Wednesday evening, November 20, with noble grand Mrs. Earl Campbell in the chair. Due to inclement weather Brussels Lodge was unable to attend, which will be arranged at a later date. Donations were made to the Children's Aid, Goderich; local Guide and Brownie .Association; at Barrie for their Christmas Oddfellows and Rebekah Home party, and United Nations Pil- grimage Committee at Clinton.. After the meeting a social hour was enjoyed and lunch served by committee in charge. ZURICH CI'IIZONS NEWS Obituary MRS. A, PARSONS Mrs. Archie Parsons, of RR 2, llensall, passed 'away in South Huron Hospital, Exeter, on Wednesday, November 20, where she had been a Patient since October 6, The former Alice E. Linden, she was in her 60th year. She was a member of St. Andrew's United Church, Kippen, and a member of Amber Rebekah Lodge, Hensall. Surviving are her husband, three sons, Gerald, Thamesford; Harold, Seaforth; Donald, at home; her mother, Mrs. Joseph Linden, Ilderton; two sisters, Auxiliary Draw The money doll, a project of Hensall Legion Ladies' Auxili- ary, covered with 20 one -dollar bills and valued at $25, is on display in Taylor's Ready -to - Wear and will be drawn for on Monday, December 23. The doll, beautifully decorated, was the artistry of Mrs, Grant McClin- chey, a member of the Aux- iliary. RATEPAYERS OF HENSALL: Having been nominated for the position of Councillor in the Village of Hensall, I humbly solicit your support at the polls, on MONDAY, DECEMBER 2. If elected, I will endeavour to serve the ratepayers in Hensall to the best of my ability. talPrIpm Len Erb Miss Verna, at llderton; Mrs. Joseph (Margaret) Carter, Clan- deboye, and three grandchil- dren. Public funeral service was held from Bonthron funeral home, Saturday, November 23, conducted by Rev E. D. Stuart. PAGE THREE Interment wsa in Bayfield cern.- eters. Amber Rebekah Lodge conducted a service . at the: funeral home Friday evening. BALLMACAU LAY BUILDING SUPPLIES CLINTON---482 9514 SEAFORTH--527--0910 HENSALL-262-2713 We Can Handle Your Requirements for WEATHERSTRIPING Seal out those cold drafts Today Nov. 20th, to Dec. 4th Ingersoll—(Deal Pack) -16 -Oz. Jar Cheese Spread 59c $uper $ave-5.Oz. Jar Instant Coffee 69c Shirriff—(Regular 49c)-1 Potato Chips Apple or Raisin -24 Oz. Weston's Pies Sweet Mixed -48 -Oz, Jar Oz. McLaren's Pickles _ 2/88c 3/$1 69c Weston's Assorted—(Regularly 49c) -121/4 -Oz. Pkg. Mello Cookies _ _ 2 bags 79c 10s—Boxes S.O.S. Pads 2/49c i Supreme -1 Pound Fruit Cake 51c Supreme -2 Pounds Fruit Cake 99c Supreme -4 Pounds Fruit Cake $1.95 Beef, Irish, Meat-ball-24.Oz, Tins Puritan Stews _ _ _ _ 2/88c 644Oz, Jugs Javex ... 2/88c Powder -3 -Lb. Package Vim Skimilk ._ _ 99c 53c McLean's—Giant Tube Toothpaste PRODUCE FEATURE MICA No. 1 Golden Yellow CHIQUITA Bananas 10c Lb, California No. 1 Stalk Celery 29c Bunch FROZEN FOODS Banquet 8 oz. ROUND STEAK or ROASTS - - - FRESH HAM STEAKS 21/2 Lb. Average GRADE "A" FRYING CHICKEN 3 to 4 Lb. Average GRADE "A" CHICKEN BOLOGNA _ Lb. 89c L. 69c Lb. 31c Lb. 43 BY -THE -PIECE 3 Lbs S1 SLICED Lb. 39c CUBED STEWING BEEF Lb. 65c Mac & Cheese Loaf, Chicken Loaf, Minced Ham. MEAT -BY-PRODUCTS Lb. 49c BLADE or CHUCK STEAKS - - - Lh. 59c Pot Pies 4for$1 Beef, Chicken, Turkey CHOICE BEEF© By -The -Side _ _ _ Lb. 53c CHOKE BEEF, Front Quarter _ Lb, 45c CHOICE BEEF, Hund Quarter _ _ Lb. 66c FRESH PORK, Whole or Half _ _ Lb. 38c. (Cutting and Wrapping Extra)