Zurich Citizens News, 1970-05-21, Page 3THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1970
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Coghlin
and children of Brooklin, and
Mr. and Mrs. Robert French of
Woodstock, visited with Mr, and
Mrs. Gordon Schwalm and family
Mrs. Sim Roobol is a patient
in St. Joseph's Hospital, London,
HOLLAND - NOAKES
Rev. J,C, Britton, Northside
United Church, Seaforth, united
in marriage Brenda Joyce Noakes,
of Hensall and John Malcom
Holland, of Seaforth, on May 11,
1970.
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Auxiliary Group
Attend Rally
The Hensall Legion Ladies
Auxiliary attended the Zone C -I
Rally at Goderich Legion Hall,
Wednesday, May 13, withl2l in
attendance,
Attending from Hensall branch
were Laura Stan, Mona Camp-
bell, Iva Reid, Mary Taylor,
Cathy Bell, Vera Smale, and
Mrs. Ralph Fitzpatrick,
1971 Zone Rally will be held
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Hold Shower
For Bride -elect
Mrs. John Holland (nee Brenda
Noakes), a recent bride, was
honored at a miscellaneous show-
er held in the Legion Hall Sat-
urday evening, May 16, with
relatives, neighbours, friends,
and members of Hensall Legion
Ladies Auxiliary attending.
The hall was beautifully dec-
orated in pink and white motif.
A mock wedding provided enter-
tainment for the evening.
Presentation address to Brenda
was read by Monica Peeble of
London. Linda Sangster, Monica
Peebles and Bonnie Sangster assis-
ted in unwrapping the gifts. A
social hour was enjoyed and
lunch served.
In charge of arrangements
were Mrs. Vic Stan, president
of Hensall Legion Ladies Auxil-
iary, assisted by Marion Sangster,
Marion Peebles, Jean Amess
(the latter two from London) and
several members of the Auxiliary.
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Kippen East Women's Institute
Entertain Members of 4-H Club
The members of Kippen- Toot -
ie Fruities' 4-11 Girls Club and
mothers were special guests at
rhe Hoene Economics meeting
of Kippen East Women's Institute,
May 14, in the Legion hall, Hen-
sall. Mrs. Grant MacLean, con-
venor of home economics, had
charge of the program which oper
ed with a sing -song. Mrs. Al
Hoggarrh gave rhe motto, "In
this modem electric era, all
women have to do to run their
home is to keep plugging. "
Mrs. MacLean gave a humor-
ous reading "When Mother had
the Ache, ' Jo -Anne Stoll and
Darlene McKay demonstrated
the making of a pineapple des-
sert and Donna Whitehouse com-
mented on fruit juices and a side
salad, which were hi -lights of
the course "Making rhe most of
• fruit. "
Mrs. McKay gave a demonst-
ration, "On top of the range
cookware." giving suggestions
on the choice, use and care of
pots and pans. Mrs. M. Connolly
had charge of a contest.
Mrs. Robert Bell, the president,
had charge of the business when
plans were finalized for the Dist-
rict Annual,May 21, and the bus
trip to the Bavarian Festival in
Frankenmuth on June 17.
Mrs. Adams, a new member,
was presented with an Institute
pin and hand book. Barbara Gem-
mell, a recent Provincial Honor,
was presented with a gift by Mrs.
William Bell, who also presented
a gift to the leaders, Mrs. Con-
nolly and Mrs. Caldwell.
Debbie Consitt and Sharon
Finlayson favoured with a piano
duet. A special collection for
"Pennies For Friendship" was
taken,
Delegates to the district annual
will be Mrs. Robert Bell, Mrs.
K. McKay, Mrs. H. Caldwell
and Mrs. William Bell.
A donation of $25. will be
made to the Children's Aid Soc-
iety, and $10. to Retarded Child-
ren, Mental Health, and Bunny
Bundle.
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About People
Guests for the holiday with
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Snell, were
Mr. and Mrs. Don Rigby, Mrs.
Bill Knights, Stewart and Jane,
Mrs. Jean Manson, Mr. and Mrs.
Hilton Laing and Danny, and
Stewart McQu een.
Hensall Institute
Hensall Women's Institute
held their Historical Research
meeting in the Legion Hall,
Wednesday, May 16. President
Mrs, James McAllister presided
and welcomed the grandmothers
who were guests for the evening.
Members answered the roll
call with "A form of pioneer
entertainment." Reports were
given by Mrs. Grace Peck on
Huronview Auxiliary, and an-
nounced that a bazaar and tea
will be held at Huronview on
June 3.
Mrs. Robert Simpson spoke
on the Mental and Retarded Ass-
ociation. The June meeting will
be a dinner at Hensall Hotel.
Mrs. Sherritt chaired the pro-
gram. Mrs. William Fuss sang
a selection of old time favorites,
accompanied byMiss Greta Lam-
mie. A piano det was given by
Mrs. T. Sherritt and Mrs. Grace
Harpole; a poem by Mrs. R.
Elgie. Mrs. Sweitzer of Exeter
narrated and showed lovely slides
of her trip to Alaska.
Grandmothers who won prozes
were Mrs. Monteith, Mrs. R.
Simpson, Mrs. Fred Beer, and
Mrs. Gordon Schwalm. Courtesy
remarks were given by Mrs.
Simpson.
Program convenors were Mrs.
R. Elgie, Mrs. T. Sherritt; host-
esses, Mrs. J. Corbett and Mrs.
Pr. 1�
Twin Pack
Viva Paper Towels _ _ _ _ 55c
Stafford -19 Oz.
Cherry Pie Filling _ _ _ _ 2/99c
Plain or Kosher Dills -32 Oz.
ctaren's Pickles _ _ _ /$9c
48 Ounce
Heinz Tomato Pickles _ _ 3/$1
Monarch—Strawberry, Lemon or Chocolate -10 Oz.
Parfait Desserts _ _ _ _ 2/65c
Beef or Irish -15 Oz.
Burns' Stews _ _ _ _ _ 3/$1
Planter's—(Deal Pack)
Peanut Butter 48c
White Swan -2 -Roll Pack
Toilet Tissues _ _ _ 6 rolls 79c
Cookie-Tyme, Fudge -Swiss or Best-o.Bics-16-Oz
Cello Bags
Dare's Cookies
Weston's—Regular 89c Dozen
Granny Tarts
_ 2 bags 99c
- _ Doz. 79c
Toilet Bowl Cleaner—In Tank -12 -Oz. Bottle
Sani-Flush 69c
FROZEN FOOD
OLD COUNTRY — 24 OZ. BOXES
COD
Fish/Chips
2 FOR $1.09
PRODUCE
USA NO. 1 — 24s
HEAD LETTUCE
2 FOR 39c
iimimmosseamena
FLORIDA NO. 1 — 56s
WHITE or PINK
Grapefruit
12 FOR 99c
USA NO. 1
GREEN ONIONS
3 -BUNCHES 29c
MINCED HAM 16. 59c
BLADE STEAK 16. 79c
BEEF LIVER Ib. 49c
COTTAGE 16. 59c
POT ROASTS ib. 69c
PORK CHOPS Ib 79c
SCHNEIDER'S CHICKEN
LEGS/BREASTS 16. 53c