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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1971-01-28, Page 3THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1971 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS PAGE THREE Am'ber Rebekah Lodge Hear Various Reports; Plan Birthday Party Amber Rebekah Lodge held their regular meeting Wed- nesday, January 20, with Noble Grand Mrs. Jack Taylor presiding. The visiting com- mittee, Mrs. Ray Consitt and Mrs. Garfield Broderick, vis- ited Queensway Nursing Home and presented each patient with a treat. Cards and treats were sent to other sick and shut-in members. A report of the C.P.T. committee was presented, stating that the equipment on hand of wheel chairs, walkers, and crutches are in constant use. More chairs and walkers are needed. Another euchre is planned for February. The Noble Grand reported she had contacted Miss Cath- erine Russell, of Goderich, chosen student, and attended the United Nation Pilgrimage in New York City held in June last year. Miss Russell will show her pictures in the Lodge Hall, Wednesday, February 3. The IOOF's wives, and husb- ands of the Rebekah's, will be guests for the evening. The 22nd birthday of this lodge will also be celebrated that night. 0 General Meeting On January 19, the Hensall United Church Women held an executive meeting when they made arrangements for the congregational supper to be held on February 3, at 6:30 p.m. Tentative plans were also made to have a Spring Thaw Supper on March 31. A request was received from the Children's Aid Society, Goderich, for good used child- ren's and adult's clothing. Anyone wishing to donate clothing could bring it in to the church. VARNA Mr. and Mrs. Nick Whyte, David, Crystal and Brian, of Seaforth, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred McClymont. The treasurer of the Varna and Goshen Bible Society, John McAsh, has reported that $160. has been collected and forward- ed to the head office of the Canadian Bible Society. EXPLORER'S MEET The Extilorer Group met in the church last Tuesday even- ing and it was opened by recit- ing the Explorer purpose and motto. Miss Cathy Taylor read the scripture lesson. Miss Marie Anne Kalbfleisch gave the prayer. Miss Sylvia Wilson read the minutes. A poem, "Poor Bill McKee, " was recited by Miss Beverly Cantelon. The offering was taken up by Miss Bonnie Dowson and dedicated by Miss Anne Marie Heard. The financial report was given by Miss Tanis Chuter. The Study Book was led by Mrs. Barry Taylor and the meeting was closed by Miss Cathy Taylor. Approve Plans For Seaforth Addition The sketch plans for the new addition at Seaforth Public School have been approved by members of the Huron County Board of Education. Decision has been reached to go ahead with the project estimated to cost $375, 000. for the new portion as well as the cost of renovations to the present school, is expected to begin this spring and be completed in time for fall classes, when McKillop one -room schools will be closing down and students will be transported to Seaforth. The new addition will include a library resources centre, three classrooms with facilities for special education, an industrial arts shop, a home economics laboratory, a tiered music room and a new staff room. Renovations to the present school will see the conversion of two classrooms into an art room and a science room; the present staff room become a staff work room; the present k;rchen become a health room; a new ceiling in the auditorium; and boys and girls dressing rooms with showers. The Ad Hoc building commit- tee was reappointed and includes Mrs. Marilyn Kunder, John Henderson, Donald McDonald and. John Broadfoot. WILLIAM'S HAIR STYLING Bill Gibson's Salon offers PERM SPECIAL with $3.00 Off All Rego Perms RENSALL 262-2102 Closed Mondays Maple Leaf 11/2 Ib. Tin Canned Hams 1.55 24 oz. Beef or Irish Puritan Stews 2/1 Nortman (added pectin) 24 oz. Jar Strawberry Jam _ - ._ _ 2/85c 11.. Libby Catsup 3/61c Libby 19 oz. Fruit Cocktail 3/1 Family Size (deal pack) 3 Pepsodent Toothpaste _ _ 99c 10 oz. Chicken -noodle, Mushroom, Vegetable -Beef Aylmer Soup /$1 Mother Parker 10 oz. Jar Instant Coffee Kleenex Economy 200s Facial Tissues Ballet 6- Roll Pack . 3/1 79c Toilet Tissues Humpty Dumpty deal pack 7 oz. prepriced 39c Potato Chips _ _ 24 oz. Loaf Special 2/69c 4/89c Lewis Bread FROZEN FOOD mew BISSET'S — ASSTD. FLAVOURS ICE CREAM HALF GALLON 89c 9 oz. MEAT BALLS; 8 oz. TURKEY 6 oz. SALISBURY STEAK SWANSON'S ENTREES 2 for 99c PRODUCE FLORIDA NO. 1 — 48s GR PEFRUIT Red or White 12 for 89c MEXICO NO. 1 — 14 oz. TUBE CELL .f TOM'3I ES 35c CANADA NO. 1 — 3 POUND BAG CARROTS 19c SIRLOIN or PORTERHOUSk STEAK T-BONE or WING STEAK FRESH HAM STEAK PORK LIVER EF IVE PEAMEALE C ": Y.O-VAC 1/2s 4.0 OK. 1404 .40 0444 MOM 4.4 .40 4114/1 lb X1.09 Ib. 98e C.1110 1044, 4.0 666111 PIECE BEEF anti P ,RK Ib. 59c Ib. 33c !b SLICED Ib»9