Loading...
HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1970-11-26, Page 5THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1970 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS PAGE FIVE PLENTY OF GOODIES - There was an abundance of appetizing cakes, pies and cookies offered for sale at the Bake Sale and Bazaar at the Blue Water Rest Home on Saturday, and it was soon picked up by visitors to the event. Shown here with a few of the tempting items are, left to right, Mrs, Lawrence Regier, president of the Ladies Auxiliary; hlrs. Dominic Jeffrey; and Mrs. Arthur Brisson. Hensall, United Church Women Elect Officers For Coming Year The annual meeting of the United Church Women of Hen- sall United Church was held November 23, in the Fellowship Hall chaired by Mrs. Verne Alderdice who opened the meet- ing with a poem "Listen to the voice of God, " followed by prayer. It is no secret, was sung in unison and Mrs, Sim Roobol gave the Devotional "The Bible Steer This Way BY LARRY SNIDER A new imported disposable filter is fitted to end of tailpipe. Said to be very effective in catching emission particles. Auto designers collecting information on accidents involving 1968 and 1969 cars. Data will guide styling of future models. * A new road guard contains two rails for "trapping" car which leaves the road. ,*. Oil drops tested as a cleaner of water reserves. Soot and other solids are attracted to them, then skimmed off. Propane being considered as a low -emission fuel fo'r cars. Low emissions are also the result of a well -tuned car. See our top performance models at Larry Snider MOTORS LIMITED EXETER 235.1640 LONDON 227-4191 Huron County's Largest Ford Dealer Diary." The secretary Mrs. Jack Drysdale read the minutes and correspondence. Thank -you notes were received from Mrs. William Iviickle for the conduct- ion of the church service and from the Salvation Army for the bale. Reports were given by Unit I by Mrs. Robert Cook, Unit II, - Mrs. Harry Hoy, and Unit IV by Mrs. James McAllister, for the Manse committee, Mrs. R. Cook; flower committee Mrs. M. G . Drysdale; treasurers re- port, Mrs. Walter Spencer; finance report Miss Mary Good- win; Mrs. Rodger Venner gave the report of the program conv- enor in verse. The urge to grow was sung in unison with Mrs. William Fuss accompanist. Other reports were given. Cit- izenship and Social Action, Mrs. Carl Passmore. Community friendship and visitation, Mrs. Lorne Hay; The social function report was given in the form of a skit by Mesdames Rowe, Alder - dice, Brock, McLean, Ferguson. The offering was taken by Mrs. Cecil Pepper, Mrs. Rodger Ven- ner and dedicated by the presid- ent. Mrs. David Kyle brought in the report of the nominating Committee; Past president, Mrs. Vern Alderdice; president, Mrs. Earl Rowe; second vice-president, Mrs, Ron Mock; third vice-pres- ident, Mrs. Tan McAllister; secretary, Mrs. Stewart Blackwel' treasurer, Mrs. Walter Spencer; Community friendship and visit- ation, Mrs. Robert Drysdale, convenor, Mrs. Lorne Ilay, Mrs. Albert Shirray, Mrs. Wilmer Ferguson, Mrs. Stanley Mitchell, Mrs. Jack Consitt, Mrs. Carl Passmore, Mrs. Jack Simmons; finance, Miss Mary Goodwin, president, vice-president, Unit treasurers: Flower convenor, vIrs. M,G. Drysdale; Literature and Communications, Mrs. Peter McNaughton; Nominations, Mrs. Dave Kyle, Mrs. T. J. Sherritt, Mrs. William Mickle; Social functions, Unit I, Mrs. Gordon Munni Unit II, Mrs. R. Venner; Unit IV, Mrs. R, M. Peck; Press - Publicity, Mrs. Ilarry Caldwell and Mrs. Maude Redden, Unit secretaries. • Supply Welfare, Mrs. Russell Erratt, Mrs. Ernest Chipchase, Mrs. Jarvis Horton, Mrs. Stanley Mitchell, Mrs. Joe Flynn, Mrs. Norman Cook, Mrs. Albert Alexander, Mrs. John Ingram, Mrs. Lloyd Ferguson, Mrs. Ross Forrest, Mrs. Jack Consitt. Pianist, Mrs. William Fuss. Unit leader Unit I, Mrs. Robert Cook; Unit II, none, Unit IV Mrs. James McAllister. The president read "Don't Quit" the new president Mrs. Earl Rowe spoke briefly. "Some- thing to sing about" was sung and a contest was enjoyed fol- lowing which Bill Gibson showed pictures of his tour of Australia, New Zealand, England and the Continent. IIe concluded by saying that he had a wonderful tour, had seen many beautiful countries and met many fine people, but Ilensall and the Hensall people could not be beaten. 1 -le is returning to Ilen- sall shortly. Lunch was served by the executive. Number Of Active Apprentices On Increase The number of active apprent- ices registered with the Ontario Department of Labour increased to 18, 291 during October. This was 203 more than the previous month and 622 over October, 19- 69. Currently 2, 103 of the apprent• ices registered and are taking courses at provincial trade schools. During the month, 696 new apprentices registered in the various trades recognized by the branch for apprentice train- ing programs, while 298 compl- eted their apprenticeship and. received certificates, During the past year, a total of 6, 582 new apprentices were enrolled and 3, 488 graduated from the program. In other manpower training programs sponsored by the Dep- artment's Industrial Training Branch, 2, 093 are taking on- the-job training in short term projects carried out with the assistance of industry. In October, 649 persons ent- ered the short-term training programs while 715 completed their projects Superfood Savings Aylmer 10 oz. Tomato or Vegetable Condensed Soups Green Giant 14 oz. Peas or Corn 2/25c 5/$1 4/99c 49c 3/$1 _ _ _ 5/99c 6/$1 6/59c 3/89c $1.19 29c 3 lbs. 29c 35c Doz. 49c Crushed, Sliced Tidbits 19 oz. Lee's Pineapple 12 oz. Kam Luncheon Meat Raspberry or Strawberry 9 oz. Rose Pure Jams Silver Ribbon 19 oz. Green or Wax Beans _ York 14 oz. Beans With Pork Shirriff's Jelly Deserts Sunspun i Ib. Colored margarine Lucky Dollar Roz. Instant Coffee 3 Ib. Bag Cooking Onions Cello Radishes U.S. Celery Stalks Florida Tangellos LUCKY DOLLAR BONUS O1'FER 4 -Piece Avocado PLASTIC MIXING BOWL SET 9'c :1 ith $5eO Order LUC�Y D ;�LLAr- F� 1•D �����Ar''KET r i. � .� ZURICH KINSMEN BINGO SAT., NOVEM'►'' ER 28 ADMISSION 50c OVER $1,300 IN PRIZES $500 FEATURE GAME 5 EARLY BIRD GAMES, SHARE THE WEALTH, 20 REGULAR GAMES, 5 NIGHT OWLS SPECIAL EVENTS BLDG. — WESTERN FAIR G;j4: w ''.. NDS DOORS OPEN 6:30 P.M. — FIRST GAME 7:45 P.M The Kinsmen Club of East London O C1•ON $50 ALL PROCEEDS FOR ' HARITABLE PURPOSES Free Bus Transportation To DASHWOOD ZURICH Charterways Terminal Town ]Hall 6:15 p.m. London I ENSALL Town Hall 6:30 p.m. NO ONE UNDER 16 ADMITTL 1 EXETER Town Hall 6:45 p.m.