HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1973-05-17, Page 3THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1973
Unit 4 of UCW
pian barbecue
Unit IV of Hensall United
Church Women met with Unit
T on Thursday afternoon at the
church, Mrs. Howard Scane pre-
sided and gave an inspiring
devotional on the theme "Live
one day at a time."
Hymns were sung with Mrs,
J,C, Goddard accompanying,
Mrs. Scane gave the. Bible
reading and led in prayer.
Mrs. Walter Spencer and Mrs.
Albert Shirray presented a film
strip entitled "Towards self help
in India." Mrs. Shirray comm-
entated on "New Horizons for
India's Women." Mrs. Spencer
and Mrs. Shirray were thanked
by Mrs. Scane.
Mrs. McAllister thanked Unit
I for permitting Unit IV to enjoy
their program.
During the business portion
of the meeting, plans were
finalized for Unit Iv's part in
the Beef Barbecue on May 30.
It was decided to entertain the
Home Helpers in September and
the flower committee for June
was named.
Mrs. Mickle took up the
offering, and lunch was served
by the committee in charge.
Z.IIRICH CITIZENS NEWS
Hensall WI'
hear of
The May "Grandmothers"
meeting of the Hensall Worn -
en's Institute was held in the
Legion Hall on Wednesday
evening. New president Hilda
Payne warmly welcomed mem-
bers and guests.
The roll call was answered
with 'Your Grandmother's
occupation," The treasurer's
report was given by Marg Ing-
ram. Janis Bisback gave a rep-
ort an the short course "Choosing
and using Fabrics" held in the
Legion Hall on May 1.
Joyce Pepper also gave a rep-
ort on the 4-H Achievement
Day held in the Stephen Central
School recently.
The district annual meeting
will be held on May 16 in Caven
Presbyterian Church, in Exeter.
Six members plan to attend. It
was decided to ask the 4-H girls,
their mothers and leaders to
attend a supper on June 13 in
Kippen United Church for a
strawberry supper. All W.I.
members and 4-H girls are to
meet at the Legion Hall that
evening at 4:45 to go to the
church, Members will meet at
the Legion Hall after the sup-
per for a short meeting.
Program convenors were
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St.Joseph
Beryl Elgie and Myrtle Sherritt.
Everyone joined in a sing -song
with Greta Lammie at the
piano. Musical numbers for the
evening were performed by the
Finlayson sisters. Shelley,
Sandra and Sue Ann sang two
numbers and Sandra and Shelley
did a tap dance routine. Mary
Broadfoot accompanied the
girls on the piano.
Mrs. Rundle of Exeter dem-
onstrated the art of making
things out of bread mixed with
white glue to make a pliable
dough, that can be made into
many things like flowers, fruit,
leaves and made into pictures
and floral arrangements. Art-
icles she had made were passed
around for everyone to see.
Edna Stoneman introduced
the guest speaker, Joe Wooden,
Principal of South Huron Dist-
rict High School. He showed
slides on the St. Joseph area
and talked on some of the history
of our area and also the history
of St. Joseph, and one man,
Narcisse M. C antin's dream of
making St. Joseph a booming
town.
Hazel Consitt gave courtesy
remarks and Myrtle Sherritt
presented gifts to the entertain-
ers. Prizes were presented to
grandmothers with the following,
Birthday in May, Grace Peck;
lives the furthest away, Mrs.
Spaulding, Anna Maria Florida,
youngest grandchild, Winnie
Skea; most buttons, Hilda Payne;
biggest purse, Myrtle Orr. Host-
esses were Winnie Skea and Sus-
an Purdy,
Hensall United Church was
filled Sunday morning for the
Christian Family Service and
Infant Baptism. Rev. Don Beck
chose to preach on the sermon
topic "What makes a Christian
Home?" and the choir sang an
anthem with Harry Horton tak-
ing a solo part. Daniel Peter,
infant son of Mr, an d Mrs,
Robert McNaughton, was pres-
ented for baptism at Hensall
church, and Christopher Derek
Sararas, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Allan Sararas was presented
for baptism at the Chiselhurts
United Church.
Hensall firemen have announced
that again this year they will
be having a Fire Works Display
on Monday May 21, at the
Hensall Park. A collection will
be taken at this time as well
as a $50 draw prize awarded.
Area students
graduate
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Susan Riehl of New Hamburg,
the Western Ontario Veterinary
Medical Association award as
the runner-up in animal health;
Both these awards were pres-
ented by Dr. Garnet Leitch, of
Zurich,
Gordon McKay of Embro and
Diane Walker of Thorndale, the
Junior Farmers' Association of
Ontario scholarship as the top
academic students at Centralia
College who are junior farmer
members.
Two students from the Zurich
area, Miss Annette Zimmer and
Peter Groot, were among the
graduating class.
Organist for the ceremony was
Mrs. Jack Turkheim, of Zurich.
RCSS BOARD NAME
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damages and daily clean up are
the sole responsibility of the
group.
The Zurich Summer Play-
ground and Day Camp is a Fed-
eral Government Opportunities
for Youth Program. Miss Debbie
Hogg of Zurich, is heading the
program.
FOOD VALUES THAT ADD'UP TO LOWER TOTAL BILLS
PILLSBURA MA
GICAL
ANGEL CAKE MIX
ROYALE 2 ROLL PACK
TOILET TISSUE
DELMONTE 14 OZ
CREAM CORN
DELMONTE 12 OZ
KERNEL CORN
PEANUT BUTTER
CORONATION 12 OZ
QUEEN OLIVES
NESCAFE 10 OZ
INSTANT COFFEE
DUNCAN HINES 19 OZ
CAKE MIXES FREE
TOMATO JUICE
15 OZ 2,99`
6 ROLLS 1
4/93'
4/93c
'1.3
2/65'
$1.79
2/89c
2/79
47`
SECRET 5 OZ 99c
SQUIRREL
3 LB
CAKE PAN DEAL
DELMONTE 48 OZ
LEMONJUICE REALEMON 25 OZ
SPRAY DEODORANT
FLAMINGO PREPRICED 89¢
BUTTER TARTS
WESTON'S PACK OF 10
PECAN TW 1RLS
DOZEN 6
3/S1
SMOKED
Cottage Rolls
Mac & Cheese
DEVON
Side
BEEF & PORK
SOUS
Wieners
WHOLE or HALVES
Football
NO 1 SIZE 138's
LB
LB
ry' LB
LB
LB
CALIFORNIA SUNKIST ORANGES
CANADA HOT HOUSE TOM TES
CRISPY CELERY HEARTS U.S. NO.1
11 OZ
89C
69<
89
Doz SIU
LB 45C
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Morton's Meat Dinners 2/98
WEEKEND SPECIALS
May 16, 17, 18, 19.
PLEASE NOTE: We reserve the right to limit
all quantities on all advertised items.
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