HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1970-10-01, Page 3THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1970
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
Miss Florence Stone and Mrs,
Wesley MacLaren, of Toronto,
spent Thursday last, with Mr,
and Mrs. John Soldan, and cal-
led on their cousins, Rev, and
Mrs, 1J. Currie,
Mrs. George Walker is a pat-
ient in South Iluron Hospital.
Garfield Broderick is a patient
in South Iluron Ilospital.
Airs, Alma I -less spent the week
end with her daughter and son-in-
law, Mr, and Mrs, J.L. McCloy
and family at Don Mills,
Taking the jet flight by War-
dair, to England from September
29 to October 16th are; Mrs.
Pearl Shaddick, Mrs. Gordon
Schwalm, Mrs, Fred Beer, Mrs.
Kay Scrabuik, Mrs. James
McAllister, Mr. and Mrs, Harry
Horton, Mr. and Mrs. William
Soldan, Brucefield, Mrs. Pearl
Eyre, Kippen, Mr. and Mrs.
Cohn Anderson, Mr. and Mrs.
Alex Mclvlurtrie. 183 are taking
the trip with other passengers
coining from Zurich, Exeter,
Dashwood areas.
Ilensall Women's Institute
Uncooked
captured first prize in the South
Huron Women's Institute comp-
etition display carrying out a
Thanksgiving Theme, at Exeter
Fall Fair. Five articles required
in the display were; a fancy
table cloth, hand made, table
arrangement, a dinner place
setting complete, a pumpkin
pie suitably displayed, one loaf
of homemade bread,
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VARNA NEWS
Anniversary Service was held
in the United Church on Sunday
last with Rev. Donald Beck, of
Bayfield as guest minister. The
choir under the leadership of the
organist, Mrs. Doug IvlcAsh,
sang an anthem "Valley of
Peace", also a solo by Peter
Postill, "The Voice in the
Wilderness, " Quite a number
of former members attended the
Service.
Mr. and Mrs, Donald Barker,
Lorne and Glenn of King City,
spent the weekend at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred McClymont
Hensall Kinettes
Plan Sale
The ICinette Club of Hensall
met at the home of Mrs. Robert
Caldwell with the vice-president
Mrs. Caldwell in the chair.
Mrs. Jim Hyde was one of the
guests for the evening, and the
other three guests. Mrs. Jack
Bettke, Mrs. Roy Bell, and Mrs.
Bevin Bonthron were presented
with the club by-laws and Kin-
ette pins.
It was decided to hold a fall
rummage sale Friday, October
30. Several Kinettes received
tabs for 100% attendance last
year..
Committees for ability fund
(March of Dimes) are general
chairman, Mrs. John Baker, recr
uiting chairman, Mrs. Harold
Knight, supply chairman, Mrs.
John Baker; finance chairman,
Mrs. Ron Wareing.
Mrs. Alvin Pym, Exeter,
showed slides on her trip to
Alaska,
Hensall UCW
Host Visitors
The General meeting of the
United Church Women with their
guests from Kippen and Goshen
Churches was chaired by Mrs.
James McAllister. Musical sel-
iections by Barbara and Nancy
McCurdy on the piano in duet
were given. Cathy Cook's group
singing to guitars, included
Joan Goddard and Cathy Simmons
who took a solo part in one numb
er and Debbie Wooden, and
Susan Wooden. Mrs. Fuss acted
as accompanist for the evening,
Mrs. Eric Luther gave a very
+inspiring devotional. Her topic
was "Prayer" . The text was
taken from Genesis 28, verse 10.
Offering was received by Mrs.
Earl Rowe and Mrs. E. Chipchase
and dedicated by Mrs. McAllist-
er with prayer.
A skit entitled "Encounter"
was portrayed by Carmen Currie
and Jill Drysdale following which
Carmen read a poem "Heroin."
A very lively topic orf -Drug
Addiction was ably considered
by the guest speaker, Dr. Charles
Moyo, of Seaforth. The address
was followed by a group discus-
sion.. Dr. Moyo was thanked by
Mrs. McAllister.
The business part of the meet-
ing was chaired by Mrs. Vern
Alderdice. The treasurer's report
was given by Mrs. Walter Spenc-
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�r. It was decided to buy two
memberships in Avel for film
$trips, to take charge of the
church service on October 25,
and to do the crafts at the Queen
'sway Nursing Horne in November
President Mrs. Alderdice
read a poem "Just For To -day,"
Obituary
CLARENCE PARKE
Clarence Parke, of Hensall,
passed away in St. Joseph's Hosp-
ital, London, on Sunday, where
he had been a patient for nine
weeks. He was in his 70th year.
Surviving are his wife, the
former Mabel Haugh, one son,
Kenneth, R. R. 1, Varna, one
daughter, (Betty) Mrs, Mel
Graham, R R.1, Brucefield;
five grandchildren, three step-
daughters, two step sons, three
step grandsons.
Public funeral service for the.
kite Mr. Parke was held Tuesday
from the Bonthron Funeral Home,
Hensall, conducted by Rev. Har-
old Currie, Interment in Bayfield
cemetery.
Pallbearers were Harry Pen -
flings, Russel Manson, Roy Mc-
Bride, Jim Dinsme.re, Melvin
Elliott and rohn Skea, Honorary
pallbearers were John Consitt, Ed
ward Lamport, Ed Hendrick,
Cecil Desjardine, Len Erb, Rein -
'told Miller, Arnold McCann,
rack Scotchmer, Ted Steinbach,
Max Turnbull and Mel Webster.
Weston's Buns _ _ _ 3 doz. 88c
Triscuit-91/a-oz. pkg.
Christie's Wafers 34c
1 -Ib. Bags Country Assortment
Dare's 2/$1
Saniflust 34 -oz® tin _ _ _ _ 42c
Crown Brand -3- Ib.
Corn Syrup 2/89c
Scottie's --.400s
Facial Tissues 3/93c
(Deal Pack)
Nabob Coffee 89c
2% Evaporated -16 -oz.
Borden's Milk 3/49c
100s
Bayer's Aspirins 65c
(Giant Tube, Deal Pack)
McLean's Toothpaste _ 2/99c
All-Purpose--23-Ib. Bag
Five Roses Flour _ _ _ _ $1.79
13 -oz. Chocolate -Chip, Brary Muffin, Oatmeal Cookies
Twinkle Mixes 3/65c
FROZEN FOOD
OLD SOUTH — 12 OZ. TINS
Orange Juice
2 for 77c
PRODUCE
ONTARIO No. 1
Potatoes
50 lbs. $1.09
eemememmeommei
CALIFORNIA No.1
Thompson Seedless or
Cardinal
RED. GRAPES
2 lbs. 66c
PARSNIPS
2 lbs. 29c
SIRLOIN or T-BONE
Steak
CRY -O -VAC BONELESS
Dinner Ham
SMOKED
Side Bacon
16. 98c
Ib. 89c
By -The -Piece lb. 55c
Sliced lb. 69e
Wieners 6 Ib. Box $2°a9 Ib. 49c
PURE PORK
Sausage
COLEMAN'S
Bologna
RIB
Boiling Beef
Ib. 49c
Ib. 45c
3 lbs. $1