HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1972-11-30, Page 3THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1972 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
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CORRESPONDENT ; MRS. JOYCE PEPPER
WINS CONTEST
The Treasure Chest Hunt
Contest heard on Radio Station
Wingham, daily was
won last week by a Hensall
Woman, Mrs. Rachel Schwalm,
the sum being $92,50, and the
correct answer being "Allen
Park", which is located bet-
ween Hanover and Durham. It
is the home of the satellite
"Anik, " the first domestic com-
munication in orbit and is in
position now above Alberta.
Mr. and Mrs. Randy Mason,
London, and Mr. and Mrs.
John Skea Jr., Huron Park,
visited Sunday with their par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Skea
and David.
The W.M. S. of Carmel Pres-
byterian Church are having
their Christmas meeting on Dec.
ember 4 at 8 15 at the church,
with the Home Helpers as
guests.
Mrs. John Schofield and Elsie,
Parkhill, visited one day last
week, and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Hey, Crediton, visited Friday,
with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Schwalm.
YOUTH SERVICE
Sunday morning in Hensall
United Church was the Youth
Service, with members of the
High -C taking part. Conducting
the service and preaching were
Joan Forrest, John Blackwell
and Jeff Beck,
Playing guitars were Kathy
Cook and Paul Fydenchuk, and
on the piano were John Black-
well and Kathy Cook. Paul
Fydenchuk, of Crediton, play-
ing the guitar to accompany
himself, sang a solo entitled
"Consider Jesus."
At the close of the service,
coffee and refreshments were
served in the Fellowship Hall.
Next Sunday will be the first
Sunday in Advent with the
Sacrament of the Lord's Supper.
NEW BROWNIES
Six new Brownies passed
through the magic gates to be
received into the first Hensall
Brownie Pack Tuesday afternoon,
Melanie Lovell, Jane, Pollock,
Tammy Alexander, Sandra
Tower, Sandra McCurdy and
Sandra Wadel made their prom-
ise beside the toadstool while
their mothers watched, Brown
Owl Mrs. Rodger Venner and
Tawny Owl Mrs. Cecil Pepper
enrolled them in the traditional
ceremony.
Many of the Brownies who
worked on their craft badge dis-
played a variety of articles
which included candle holders,
decorated soap, book -marks,
masks and stocking dolls which
they made in the past few weeks
During pow -pow, Nancy
Deitz and Sandra Nixon told
about customs and games played
by Brownies in China and Den-
mark. This is a requirement of
the Golden Hand Badge.
A short social hour followed
the ceremony. Brownies served
tea to the mothers present..
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Hensall Kinettes
assist Kinsmen
The November 8 meeting
of the Hensall Kinette Club
was held at the home of Mary
Lou Hyde. The Kinettes will
be visiting the shut-ins on Dec-
ember 3 and on December 13
they will be entertaining pat-
ients at the Goderich Psychiat-
ric Hospital.
A donation of $1000. is being
given to the Kinsmen toward
the purchase of the tractor
they gave to the Hensall Parks
Board for use at the Hensall
Arena. The raffle was won by
Sharon Brokenshire.
A wreath was laid on behalf
of the Kinette Club at the Rem-
embrance Day Service.
The second meeting of the
month was held at the home of
Linda McCallum on November
22. Donations are to be made
to the War Memorial Children's
Hospital, the Arthritis Associat-
ion and a needy person in the
community. A donation is also
being made to the Parks Board
for sakting time for the local
Figure Skating Club.
Final arrangements are being
made for entertaining the Kins-
men and their wives at the
Christmas party on the 16th of
December, at the Pineridge
Chalet.
The raffle was won by Sharon
Hoffman. Next meeting will be
at the home of Karen Schurman
on January 10.
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A friendly welcome awaits the
hungry and destitute at Salvat-
ion Army centres across the
country, which provide nourish-
ing meals and Christmas festiv-
ities to thousands of homeless
men.
Christmas cake
Generally, a cake is at its
best served the day it's made --
fruitcakes are the exception,
say food specialists at the Ont-
ario Food Council, Ministry of
Agriculture and Food. Fruit-
cakes are at their best if allow-
ed to mature for 4 to 6 weeks.
This improves both the flavor
and texture of the cake.
After removing baked fruit-
cakes from the oven, let them
cool thoroughly in their baking
pans. Glazing and decorating
with fruit and nuts should be
done while the cake is still hot,
in the baking tin. This allows
the glaze to set while the cake
cools. If using almond paste,
it may be topped with an orn-
amental frosting, and should
be added about one week before
the cake is to be cut.
To keep fruitcake fresh and
moist, wrap in cheesecloth
that has been soaked in 1/3 cup
of brandy or fruit juice. Over-
wrap securely in foil, place in
an air -tight, metal container,
and store in a cool, dry place.
If you like, sprinkle cake very
lightly with brandy or fruit juice
once a week. After a mellow-
ing period of 4 to 6 weeks,
fruitcakes store well in refriger-
ator or freezer.
HEINZ 64 OZ
DILL PICKLES
FACELLE ROYALE 100's
FACIAL TISSUES
FACELLE ROYALE 4 Roll Pack
TOILET TISSUE
KADANA 100's
TEA BAGS
GLIDE SIZING 15 OZ
CORONATION SPANISH QUEEN 12 OZ
CORONATION OLIVES
SWING POLY PACK of 5-3 1/2 OZ ENVELOPES.
ORANGE CRYSTALS
VIA 2 ROLL PACK
PVAPER TOW ELS
PHILLIPS 25, 40, 60, 100 WATT, PACK OF 2
69c
5/1
59c
69c
55c
2/88c
79c
53c
LIGHT BULBS 2 PKGS. 79
CORONATION BRAND, COMBINATION 1 - 15 OZ
GERKIN PICKLE 1 - 15 OZ STUFFED MANZANILLA OLIVES
DEAL PACK
DARE' S
CHIP COOKIES 15 OZ
TASTY- NU
CHOP SUEY LOAF
Cod Fish And Chips 24 OZ VALE
PREPRICED 99¢
c
79c
2/97c
2/79`
HOFFMAN'S By -The -Piece
Bologna 3 Lbs. 99<
CENTRE CUT
Loin Chops La 89;
CENBeefShank .a 65C
Mini Sizzlers LB 69<
Wing Steaks LB $1.19
Pork Liver LB 39;
Loins of Beef LB 89;
FULLY PROCESSED
P.E.I. Potatoes CAN. NO1 10 Lbs.
69` Cello Pack Radishes
PLEASE NOTE:
This store will be open all day Monday during the
month of December, starting December 4.
3 6 OZ PKGS
SIZE 138's
Sunkist Navel Oranges Doz.
(We reserve the right to limit quantities)
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