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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1969-06-19, Page 3THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1969 MAUDE HEDDEN. C Mrs, R. A. Orr and Ivlrs. Annie Reid, attended the CI<SL radio Coffee Club picnic held at the Silver Dome of the West- ern Fair grounds on Wednesday, June 18 and participated in several major sports. Visitors last week with Mrs. George Hess were her aurr and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. tariff Hugh- es of Victoria, 13. C. and their daughter, Airs. ilarjarie Camp- bell of Sault Ste. Marie. Mr. and Mrs. Don Rigby of Blenheim, visited with lir. and Mrs. Harry Snell over the week end. Stewart McQueen returned home with them for a visit. Weekend visitors with Mrs. George Hess were her grand- daughter, Miss Kathy McCloy of Don Mills and friend, \liss Elizabeth Boiston of Don Mills. Mrs. Gordon Schwalm, who is the children's secretary of London-Ilaniilton S\ nodical and the 11 uron Presbyterial, attended the Presbyterial work- shop held at the home of \irs. Carl Remus, president of the Bruce Presbyterial, at her Rothe in Paisley, on Monday of this week. Flowers in the United Church PAGE THREE ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS Raspberry" or Strawb'er'ry—(added Jars Stafford Jams 2/$1 Green, Hot-dog or Hamburg -12 Oz. Libby Relishes 4/$1 Club House--16-Oz. Jar Peanut Butter 43c Macaroni and Cheese -7.0z. Packages 7/$1 Catelli Dinners Robin Hood Pouch Pack—Chocolate, White or Spice 9 Oz. Cake Mixes 3/57c Utopia -19 Oz. Choice Tomatoes _ _ _ 4/89c Economy—(deal pack) -90s Red Rose Tea Bags _ _ _ 69c Skimilk-3-Lb. Package Vim Powder $1.09 Ultra Brite—(King Size)—Deal Pack Toothpaste 69c Assorted Flavors Freshies 10 for 49c JeII-O Brand—Assorted Flavors --3 Oz. Jelly Powders _ _ _ _ 6/63c McCormick's—Salted, Plain or Saltines -1 Lb. Soda Biscuits 37c PRODUCE No. 1 GOLDEN YELLOW BANANAS 2 LBS. 21c No. 1 — SIZE 36s CANTALOUPES (Product of USA) 3 FOR $1 No. 1-- (Product of USA) GREEN BEANS Macaroni and Cheese Loaf or Chicken Loaf Meat By -Products Ib. 59c33c LB. Schneider's Grade `A' -3I to 4 lb. Average Frying Chicken Ib. 37c Chicken Legs or Breasts Ib. '9c Chicken ' slues Ib. 39c FROZEN FOOD HIGHLINER–14-OZ. PKG. COD FISH STICKS 55c SAUSAGE MEAT 49c WIENERS Ib. 45c guests with Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Cook. - The Schwalmls Barbara andwtrenMarjor- ie te spent the weekend at the Pinery. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Love, Caro, Michigan, and Mrs. Albert Keys, Exeter, were guests last Thursday with Mrs. J. E. IvlcEwan. Mrs. R. A. Orr was the lucky winner of a hamper on CI<SL radio, l.r nclon, last Thursday. Mr. and Airs. Laird Mickle and Charles returned Tuesday evening of last week from a very pleasant motor trip to Bethlehem, Pa. They attended the Baccal- aureate Service at Lehi It Uri- versity for the graduates relat- ives and friends, and on Monday Mr. and Mrs. Mickle attended the graduation exercises when Charles received his Master of Arts degree in International Relations at the university. Area Ladies Guest O f Carmel WMS The Woniens Missionary Soc- iety of Carmel Presbyterian - Church celebrated their 79th anniversary on Thursday after- noon, June 12, with guests pre- sent from Kippen United Church, Zurich Lutheran Church, and the Arnold Circle and Home Ilelpers of the I-Iensall Church. President, Mrs. R. A. Orr extended a welcome to all. Devotional and study was given by Mrs. George Walz and 1\1rs. Earl Campbell. Vocal duets were sung by Mrs. Mal- calm Dougall and Mrs. Pearl Love, who chose for their select - ions, "Take the Name of Jesus With You" and "Jesus I Come" . Guest speaker, Mrs. Eric Luther, of Flensall, based her thoughts on the cO tit Psalm and said, How could there be Creation without a Creator, God is a Creator no • matter where we go, east, west north or south". Mrs. Luther also sand "Let the Beauty of Jesus be Seen in Nie".Single Mrs. George Walker had the honour of cutting the 79th anniversary cake of the W.M.S.524-8787 which was trade by Mxs. Clar- ence Volland and decorated by Mrs. Malcolm Dougall. Milton was funeral burial Goderich. Alexandra Goderich, his by Saundercock, sall; at Athelia brother, Mrs. Dashwood, Newton, Obituary MILTON WILLERT Funeral service for the late Willert, of Goderich, held Saturday from Stiles home, Goderich, with in Maitland cemetery, Mr. Willert passed away in and Marine Hospital,. on Wednesday, in 62nd year. He is survived his wife, the formers Gladys formerly of Hen- one daughter, Patricia,, home; his mothers, Mrs. Willett, Dashwood;. one Alvin, Exeter; sisters, Cliff (Doris) Penhale, and Mrs. R. J. (Ada) London. ,E. .*..-1.1":.. /' s T u D li 0 Specializing in . .. Weddings • Childrens or Group Portraits and Passports 118 St. David Goderich Wdeticteta rrrespondent Sunday morningwere the court- esy of the O'Brien -Flynn wedding held on Saturday, June 14, Also memorial flowers in memory of the late Milton Willert. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Corlett and family, Toronto, were weekend Storm Causes Fire At Hensall Horne 1leusall firemen were called to the home of Mrs.. Mary Hildebrant, of RichmondStreet, about 9 p.m, last Thursday night when lightening struck a lean-to at tile rear of the home setting it ablaze. The severe electrical storm which passed over 1Iensall around p.111. also did other damage. A large elm tree with a double trunk` on the farm of Stewart Bell, one mile and a quarter west of Ilensall, was struck by liglttning, Several TV sets were damaged, and an electric cluck on the wall of a resident was :troch and completely. dismantled.• 0 If you're a whittler, whittle away says the Canadian National Institute for the Blindd --away front your body, that is! This goes for you kids, when you're sharpening sticks for marshmallow roasters, and for you Mothers, too whenever you're peeling vegetables. A slip of the knife can cause irr eparable eye damage Raspberry" or Strawb'er'ry—(added Jars Stafford Jams 2/$1 Green, Hot-dog or Hamburg -12 Oz. Libby Relishes 4/$1 Club House--16-Oz. Jar Peanut Butter 43c Macaroni and Cheese -7.0z. Packages 7/$1 Catelli Dinners Robin Hood Pouch Pack—Chocolate, White or Spice 9 Oz. Cake Mixes 3/57c Utopia -19 Oz. Choice Tomatoes _ _ _ 4/89c Economy—(deal pack) -90s Red Rose Tea Bags _ _ _ 69c Skimilk-3-Lb. Package Vim Powder $1.09 Ultra Brite—(King Size)—Deal Pack Toothpaste 69c Assorted Flavors Freshies 10 for 49c JeII-O Brand—Assorted Flavors --3 Oz. Jelly Powders _ _ _ _ 6/63c McCormick's—Salted, Plain or Saltines -1 Lb. Soda Biscuits 37c PRODUCE No. 1 GOLDEN YELLOW BANANAS 2 LBS. 21c No. 1 — SIZE 36s CANTALOUPES (Product of USA) 3 FOR $1 No. 1-- (Product of USA) GREEN BEANS Macaroni and Cheese Loaf or Chicken Loaf Meat By -Products Ib. 59c33c LB. Schneider's Grade `A' -3I to 4 lb. Average Frying Chicken Ib. 37c Chicken Legs or Breasts Ib. '9c Chicken ' slues Ib. 39c FROZEN FOOD HIGHLINER–14-OZ. PKG. COD FISH STICKS 55c SAUSAGE MEAT 49c WIENERS Ib. 45c