Zurich Citizens News, 1971-05-13, Page 9THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1971
Correspondent: Mende Redden
Mr. and Mrs. Don C. Kyle
and son, St. Thomas; Mr. and
Mrs. Doug Johnston and family,
Lucan; Mrs. Marion Walker,
London; Mr. and Mrs, Jack
Dunnell of Rannoch, and Mr.
and Mrs. George Johnston and
Brenda of Belgrave, were Sun-
day visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Byran Kyle and Doug.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Rigby,
Blenheim; Mr. and Mrs. Terry
North and family of Fingal; Mr.
Stewart McQueen, visited over
the weekend with Mr. and. Mrs.
Harry Snell.
Mrs. Alma Hess has returned
home after a four -months holi-
day visiting with relatives and
friends at Regina, Sask, Lloyd-
minter, Sask., Edmonton,
Alberta, Vancouver and Victoria,
B.C.
Kenneth Jones, R. R.2, Hen-
sall has completed his first year
engineering at Guelph University,
fifth standing in a class of 42.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Smale,
Joanne and Brenda, have taken
up residence in their home on
King Street, which they recently
'purchased from Glenn McKenzie.
BRIDAL SHOWER
Friends, neighbours and rel-
atives gathered in the Hensall
Legion Hall on May 8 for a
miscellaneous bridal shower for
Kathie Henderson, bride -elect
of this month. The hall was dec-
orated in pink, white and mauve
centred with a bridal umbrella.
Mrs, Leonard Noakes read the
presentation address, and the
Misses Pamela and Sheila Lind-
say, nieces of the bride -elect,
presented Kathie with lovely
gifts. Following the presentat-
ion Kathie thanked the guests
in a fitting manner. Lunch was
served by several ladies. Guests
were present from Ingersoll,
Gorrie, St. Marys, London,
Blenheim, Exeter and Hensall.
RUMMAGE SALE
The Hensall Kinette Club
report a very successful annual
Rummage Sale, which was held
in the Hensall Arena auditorium,
Saturday, May 8. Several cart-
ons of used clothing not sold
were donated to the United
Church bale.
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KIPPEN EAST W. I.
The board of directors of
Kippen East Women's Institute
met at the home of the presid-
ent, Mrs. R. Bell. Programmes
were planned as well as a bus
trip to Toronto on June 23. Fam-
ily night in November, a Des-
sert Euchre in January, when all
the branches in South Huron will
be invited and the members will
bring a friend to the March meet-
ing. The roll call contest is
again conducted and each
member has a secret pal.
The District Annual meeting
of South Huron Women's Instit-
ute, will be held in Hensali
United Church, with Hensall
Branch as hostess, on Thursday,
May 20, with registration from
9;30 to 10;00 a, in. Besides the
usual business, there will be a
crafts display. Election of offic-
ers will be held in the afternoon.
The ladies of St. Paul's
Anglican Church were phased
with the success of their' Smorgas-
bord supper held in the church
hall, Saturday, May 8, which
was well patronized. Mrs. Frank
Forrest and Mrs. Jean Turner
were conveners of this project.
The Girl Guides and Brownies
did a rushing business last Sat-
urday, May 8, selling girl guide
cookies. The local association
appreciate the co-operation of
the residents in purchasing the
cookies.
AMBER REBEKAHS
Amber Rebekah Lodge held
their regular meeting, Wednes-
day May 5, with N, G, Mrs.
Jack Taylor presiding, assisted
by Vice Grand Mrs. Elizabeth
Riley. An invitation was rec-
eived and accepted to attend a
meeting of Clinton Huronic
Lodge, June 7. Quite a number
expect to attend, Past Noble
Grand's of the district are plan-
ning a motor bus trip to Toronto,
May 20. The annual church
service of the Oddfellows and
Rebekah Lodges will be held
in the United Church, May 30,
at 11 a.m.
THREE BAPTIZED
At the annual Family Sunday
(Mother's Day) Service in the
United Church, Sunday, the
Sacrament of Infant Baptism was
administered to the following
infants; Todd William Fahner,
son of Mr. and Mrs, John Will-
iam Fahner; Shelley Lynn John-
ston, daughter of Mr: and Mrs.
Douglas G. Johnston; Jeffrey
Donald Kyle, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Donald C. Kyle.
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"No man," said Epicurus,
"ever wetted clay and then
left it, as if there would be
bricks by chance and fortune,"
Success is relative, and
the more success the more
relatives.
Weston's
Angel Food Cakes 59c
Parchment Wrap
Mom's Margarine _ _ 3 lbs 79c
Coleman's Canted 11/2 Ib Tin
Picnic Shoulders $1.29
Red Breast VA oz Tin
Cohoe Salmon 2/99c
Happy Vale 19 oz
Choice Sliced Beets _ _ _ _ 3/39c
18 oz Bottles
Aylmer Catsup 2/63c
McCormick's 131/2 oz
Graham Wafers _ _ 2 boxes 69c
Spray Deodorant 3 oz
Right Guard 63c
8 oz Coleslaw or Thousand Island
Kraft Dressings 36c
Kraft 32 oz
Miracle Whip 65c
Delsey
Toilet Tissues
KLEENEX Flat -Fold 180's
Facial Tissues
6 rolls $1
box 29c
FROZEN FOOD
FARM HOUSE 14 OZ
CREAM PIES
3 for 93c
IIMMIESSIMINEEfinisui
PRODUCE
samememsommosse
US NO. 1
HEAD LETTUCE
2 for 45c
EMMIESIMIBIESSMINAINSIMINSI
MEXICO NO. 1
VINE RIPE
TO ATOES
3 lbs 77c
CANADA NO. 1
PARSNIPS
3 for 33c
PAGE THREE
Unit 4 of U:CW
Work on Quilts
Unit four of U,C, W, met
Thursday, May 6, with the lead-
er, Mrs. James McAllister in
the chair. The thought for today,
taken from John 14-27, '"God is
for me and with me" was f ollow-
ed by prayer.
Mrs. Laird Mickle accompan-
ied at the piano for the singing
cf several hymns. Mrs. E. Chip-
chase gave the devotional from
St. Pauls letter on Charity. She
said that great faith and great
love are two requisites for Christ-
ian living and that the path of
righteousness is the only way to
lasting peace and happiness.
Mrs. Pearl Shaddick read
scriptures from I Corinthians 13
(verses 1-14), and followed the
devotional with prayer,
Mrs. T. Kyle, who took up
the collection, was hostess.
The ladies worked on two
quilts during the afternoon and
will continue with a pot luck
dinner Tuesday, as well as pack-
ing the bale. Volunteers to help
in Exeter hospital writing letters
for patients, etc., were asked
for. Invitations were received
from Centralia and Huronview,
May 12, and arrangements were
made to attend.
BBJNG YOU
RD VALUES. ..
CRY -0 -VAC %'s
SWEET PICKLED ROLLS _ AN. _ 11, 49c
MAC and CHEESE or Chicken Loaf
MEAT BY-PRODUCTS _ _ _ _ Ib 49c
SCHNEIDER'S
BREAKFAST SAUSAGE _ _ _ Ib 59c
COLEMAN'S EPICURE
RINDLES SIDE BACON _ _ Ib
5 to 6 L AVERAGE — G '' ADE "A"
ROASTING CHICKEN _ _ _ _ 9b =]
1 LB PACKAGE
SCHNEIDER'S WIENERS _ .. _ _ 5c
PURE PORK SAUSAGE _ _ Ib 49c
FRESH GROUND BEEF _ _ Ib 59c
LOIN PORK CHOPS Ib 54t
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