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Zurich Citizens News, 1974-05-09, Page 3THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1974 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS GE 3 Lin CASHMERE SINGLE PLY 2 ROLL PACK TOILET TISSUE DOWNEY 66 FL OZ PREPRICED $1.39 FABRIC SOFTENER BLANCHED or SPANISH 11 OZ PREPRICED 690 JACK'S PEANUTS 1-IEINZ 18 FL OZ BARBECUE SAUCE 11EINZ 13 FL OZ BARBECUE SAUCE HEINZ TOPPER 12 OZ GREEN RELISH HEINZ 16 OZ PREPARED MUSTARD AYLMER WITH PORK 14 OZ BOSTON BEANS KRAFT CHEESE 15 1/2 OZ PIZZA MIX DELMONTE 48 FL OZ FRUIT DRINKS BRIGHT'S MINI 5 OZ PUDDING PACK IVORY LIQUID 24 FL OZ DETERGENT AYLMER 48 FL OZ TOMATO JUICE STOCK -UP SALE GE FINE 1" US 39¢ 11 X1.27 /$1 45' 33` 3/79¢ 2/59& 3/98 53` 3/1 4/59` 69` 39' MAPLE LEAF SMOKED Picnic H SCIi NETDER' e ers MAPLE LEAF STORE SI acon LB 9s 2LBPKG $1.57 or 79 LB SLICED in Lo ;,,. LB ,s FRESH Ham .85t Fryin. ChickenLB654 LB FREEZER SPECIAL FULLY PROCESSED Side of PorkB55t HAMBURG PURE BEEF Patties IOLBBAG $9050 SIZE 24 US ° o1 Stalk Celery 33 US Nol Sunkist Oranges DOZ 1631 23 / FROZEN OLD SOUTH Orange Juice CONCENTRATED 12 FL OZ 285 SIZE 138 1 LB BAG US Nol Cella Radishes WEEKEND, SPECIALS May 8, 9, 10, 11 PLEASE NOTE: We reserve the right to limit all quantities on all advertised items. L'S (MARKET WENSALL ONTARIO and Mrs. A. Alexander took upHensall the offeringwhich Mrs, Mc- Allister dedicated. Mrs. Sherritt gave a treasurer's report. Plans for Unit 1V's participation in the Beef Barbecue to be held on May 29 were made. Mrs. Erratt asked for supplies for the bale to be packed on May 14. EDNA A, TAYLOR Edna A. Taylor, nee Walper formerly of Exeter and Grand Bend, passed away in Queens- way Nursing Home in Hensall on Saturday, May 4, in her 87th year. She was the beloved wife of the late Lloyd Taylor dear mother of Mrs. Jack (Margaret) Robertson, Galt; Mrs. William (Isabelle) Mc- North Bay; Mrs. Wil- liam (Alice) Walker, London; Mrs. William (Frances) Mickle, Hensall. Also surviving are nine grandchildren, The late Mrs. Taylor rested the R, C, Dinney Funeral Home in Exeter, where funeral service was held on Monday May 6, 1974 with Rev. Harold Snell officiating. Interment in Exeter cemetery. Mrs. Elizabeth Faber, Mrs. Florence Hyde and Mrs. Rachel ,_Schwalm attended the Huron Presbyterial Executive meeting at the president's home, Mrs.. Marjorie Enright in Goderich last Wednesday. Il n s a 11 UCW general meeting The May general meeting of Hensall United Church Women was held Monday evening in the Fellowship Hall of the church with guests present from Carmel Presbyterian Arnold Circle, St. Paul's ACW and Chiselhurst UCW. Unit IV members conducted the devot- Tonal which consisted of Mrs. J. McAllister presiding and reading a poem. Mrs. R. Erratt read scripture from Proverbs. Mrs. Shirley Luther gave a very interesting few thoughts on home and moth er, with Sunday being Mother's Day. Mrs. C. Britton gave a Mother's Day prayer. The off- eringwas taken upMrs. by Grace Peck and Mrs. Elva Forrest, Kay Elder introduced her cousin's daughter, Miss Vicki Hale, who sang two very beaut- iful solos accompanied by Mrs. Malcolm (Jane) Davidson from Brucefield. Jane was dressed in a beautiful blue sari and she gave a very interesting resume of her life before, while, and after she was in India. She spoke of India being very mountainous and if a flat piece of land is found, It is cherished. Cattle and other animals are not allowed to graze because of the danger of falling in these mountains, so are kept in pens 12 months of the year. She found the temperature very cold at times and found it hard to keep warm. Jane showed very colourful slides of India, where she lived and places she had travelled. Most interesting were the slides of the boys work - ing with their chickens on the roof of the school. Mrs, Davidson showed a bag of souvenirs she had brought home, bride and groom doll in native costume, copper dishes they eat from, boots, sari, a Buddah, a belt and a handbag. She said she hopes very much to be able to return to India very soon. President Kay Mock thanked everyone who had taken part Y in the meeting and presented Jane with a gift of money which will be sent on to Father Abrah- am to help with his work in India. Doreen Spencer gave the treasurer's report, and Helen Scane gave the friendship and visitation report. Mrs. Pearl Erratt gave a supply and welfare report and announced there is to be a bale packed at the church on May 14. / / / of MRS• JOYCE PEPPER, CORRESPONDENT FAREWELL PARTY An enjoyable evening was spent recently when neighbours of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Plumb, of R.R.2, Kippen, gathered at their home prior to them leaving to take up residence in Clinton. Euchre was played and the winners were ladies, Mrs. Robert McGregor, Mrs. Frank Plumb, ; men, Monty Plumb and Mr. Irwin Ferris. The presentation was given by James McGregor and Ken McLean presented a gift of a lovely swab lamp on behalf of the neigh- bours. A delicious smorgasbord concluded the evening. g UNITED CHURCH NOTES At the Sunday morning wor- ship service in Hensall United Church, Rev. Don Beck preach- ed on the sermon topic "For- giveness." The choir sang the anthem "God's matchless gift of love" with Don Travers taking a solo part. Next Sun- day, May 12 is to be Christian Family Sunday and the Sacra- ment of Infant baptism. Sunday School sessions for May 12 have been cancelled but will resume again on May 19. The Spring Bale is to be packed on May 14 at 9 a.m. at the church. Good used clothing is needed. UNIT IV Unit IV of Hensall United Church Women met on May 2 at the church for their May • meeting, with Mrs. J. McA11-and ister presiding. She opened the meeting with Revolations 21-5 "Behold I make all things new"Mulling and a poem "Rhapsody of Spring,'i-Mrs. McAllister gave the devotional using scripture from Mark and the topic "Very important persons." She spoke of James and John wantingat positions of importance in Christ's kingdon, and closed with prayer. Mrs. Laird Micl<le favoured everyone with a beaut- iful piano solo, Mrs. E. Chip- chase gave the study which was a resume of the past fifty years, written by Dr. Griffith on the story of "What is the United Church of Canada?" Mrs. Sher- ritt accompanied for the singing of the hymns. Mrs. G. Flarpole Lin CASHMERE SINGLE PLY 2 ROLL PACK TOILET TISSUE DOWNEY 66 FL OZ PREPRICED $1.39 FABRIC SOFTENER BLANCHED or SPANISH 11 OZ PREPRICED 690 JACK'S PEANUTS 1-IEINZ 18 FL OZ BARBECUE SAUCE 11EINZ 13 FL OZ BARBECUE SAUCE HEINZ TOPPER 12 OZ GREEN RELISH HEINZ 16 OZ PREPARED MUSTARD AYLMER WITH PORK 14 OZ BOSTON BEANS KRAFT CHEESE 15 1/2 OZ PIZZA MIX DELMONTE 48 FL OZ FRUIT DRINKS BRIGHT'S MINI 5 OZ PUDDING PACK IVORY LIQUID 24 FL OZ DETERGENT AYLMER 48 FL OZ TOMATO JUICE STOCK -UP SALE GE FINE 1" US 39¢ 11 X1.27 /$1 45' 33` 3/79¢ 2/59& 3/98 53` 3/1 4/59` 69` 39' MAPLE LEAF SMOKED Picnic H SCIi NETDER' e ers MAPLE LEAF STORE SI acon LB 9s 2LBPKG $1.57 or 79 LB SLICED in Lo ;,,. LB ,s FRESH Ham .85t Fryin. ChickenLB654 LB FREEZER SPECIAL FULLY PROCESSED Side of PorkB55t HAMBURG PURE BEEF Patties IOLBBAG $9050 SIZE 24 US ° o1 Stalk Celery 33 US Nol Sunkist Oranges DOZ 1631 23 / FROZEN OLD SOUTH Orange Juice CONCENTRATED 12 FL OZ 285 SIZE 138 1 LB BAG US Nol Cella Radishes WEEKEND, SPECIALS May 8, 9, 10, 11 PLEASE NOTE: We reserve the right to limit all quantities on all advertised items. L'S (MARKET WENSALL ONTARIO