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MAUDE HEDDEN.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Geiger,
of Gore Bay, were recent guests
with Mrs. Eric Kennedy and Ira
Geiger.Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. W, F, Amess and
Kathy, London, were recent
visitors with the latters' parents
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Noakes,
and family.
Mr, and Mrs. Karl v Haslip and
family, Burlington, vacationed
with the latters mother, Mrs.
Eric Kennedy and Ira Geiger,
Miss Cassie Dougall, a patient
in South Huron Hospital, return-
ed home on Friday of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alexander,
David and Susan of Georgetown
were recent visitors with Mr, and
Mrs. Albert Alexander. Robert
is a nephew of Mr. Alexander.
Mr.Nik
and Mrs.dert er
have returned from a vacationM
spent with their cousins, Mr. and
Mrs. Nathan Phillips in Jeddo,
Michigan. They were away a
week.
Miss Carolyn Cook has en-
rolled Alma CcSt.
Thomass,, for the coming year.
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ient at St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, where she underwent
surgery.
Terry North, Teresa and
Tammy of Fingal spent last week
with Mr. Stewart McQueen and
Mrs. Harry Snell.
Harry Snell, who has been a
patient in South Huron Hospital
has reued home.
Funeral service for the late
Duncan Stewart was held
day from the nson Funeral
Home, with Rev. J, D. Jarvis in
charge. Bearers were William
Rowcliffe, Ernest Chipchase,
James MacFarlane, Stewart Bell,
Douglas Stewart, and Ira Geiger,
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Unit 4 of UCW
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Begin Meetings
For New Term
On Thursday afternoon the
September meeting of U, C. W.
Unit 4 of Hensall was held in
Fellowship Hall in the United
Church. Mrs. James McAllister
presiding, and opened the meet-
ing with Psalms 119, verse 11.
followed with prayer.
The devotional was in charge of
Mrs. Elizabeth Riley. Mrs.
Rodger Verner contributed a
reading based on the verse "If
God is for us who can be against
us", which she composed while
on vacation at the Lake.
' Mrs. E. Rowe had charge of
the Bible study for which three
groups were formed, each with
a leader. The scripture under
studywas Romans 10, 8-17. The
roll all was answered by 22
members and three guests.
Thegeneral meetingwill be on
Monday, October 20, with Unit
1 in charge. It was decided to do
some custom quilting about the
third week in October. Arrange-
ments were made for the nursery
and flowers for the month of Sept
ember.
Amber R6bekahs
Plan Special NightBranseli
The regular meeting of Amber
Rebekah Lodge, after the sum-
mer vacation, was held Wed -
nesday with a good attendance.
Noble Grand Mrs, Earl Campbell
chaired the meeting.
Plans were made to hold Past
Noble Grand's night the second
meeting in September, which
will be the 17t of September.
Each Past Grand is to invite a��
visitor.
usual
dents
home,
sick
Plans were discussed to have a
night to present the Vet-
the earlynl,
oa
It wass decided to carry on as
for members to visit resi-
at the Queensway nursing
Hensall, once a month.
and shut-ins,
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Auxiliary
Legion.Auxili Ir�d
The Legion Ladies Auxiliary
resumed their meeting on Tues -
day evening September 2, with
seventeen members present.]
President Mrs. Garnet Allan, who
presided, announced that the
'money draw scheduled for Sept-
ember has been ost oned until
October, postponed
The group catered for the ban-'."�
quet for 120 Kinsmen and Kin-
ettes installation of officers.
The auxiliary will observe their
20th birthday, October 7. Mrs.
Harry Horton won the mystery
prize, Mrs. Clarence Reid, guess.
ing prize, and Mrs. William •
Sill ale the attendance draw.
Shower for Bride
Mrs. Edgar McBride entertained
relatives and friends at a mis-
cellaneous shower on Sunday
afternoon, August 31, for Mar-
jorie Hyde, bride elect, of Sept-
6. Games and contests were
conducted by Mrs. John A. Coop
Pr and Mrs Grant T.nve_
3-oz.—Assorted Flavours
Royal Jelly Powders _ 6/69c
W onderfood-16-oz.
Marshmallows _ _ _ _ 2/69c
Surget-2-Ib. bags
Macaroni or Spaghetti 2/69c
Maxwell House—1-Ib. bag
Coffee 87c
McLaren's loose -pack stuffed -12-o; jar (pre -priced
at 69c)—SPECIAL
Manzanilla Olives _ _ _ _ 59c
Kosher dills, plain dills or polskie ogorki-32-oz. jar
Mclarens Pickles _ _ _ 2/79c
24 -oz loaves
Marra's Bread - _ _ _ 5/$1
6 -oz (deal pack) prepriced 3/$1, chocolate, butter-
scotch, peanut-butter—SPECIAL
Bere's Chipits 3/89c
pineapple -orange
48 -oz. pineapple -grapefruit or
Delmonte Drinks _
McCormick's Graham -14 -oz.
Cracker Crumbs
Kraft Miracle Whip -32 -oz. jar
_ 3/$1
_2/69c
57c
Salad Dressing
Hostess—ll-oz. bag (regular 69c)
Potato Chips 2/$1
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PORK CHOPS 16. 65c
PORK CHOPS 16. 79e
FROZEN FOOD
BISSET'S 1/2 -GALLON
ICE CREAM
Assorted Flavours
89c
SCHNEIDER'S PIZZA
12 -oz. size
79c
PRODUCE
NO. 1
ONTARIOCABBAGE
8c Ib.
ONTARIO NO. 1 — NEW CROP
WAX TURNIPS
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ONTARIO NO. 1 4 -QT.
BARTLETI' PEARS
99c
SWEET PICKLED
ROLLS
1b169c
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sliced 113. 98c