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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1974-11-14, Page 3THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1974 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS PAGE 3 MRS. JOYCE PEPPER, CORRESPONDENT UNITED CHURCH NOTES Members of the Hensall> Legion and Legion Ladies Auxiliary and the Girl Guides were guests at the Hensall United Church for the service of Remembrance, Sunday morn- ing. Rev. Don Beck preached on the sermon topic "To begin again, " and the choir sang the anthem "Soldiers of Christ Arise." Next Sunday will be a worship in song service, featur- ing the McMillan Family of Goderich, and the Hensall choir. Coffee and fellowship will follow after the service. Richard Gittus of Bridgeton, Missouri, visited last week with hisparents Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gittus. Mrs. Laird Mickle entertain- ed her family to a smorgasbord dinner Sunday and all the members were able to be pres- ent. Mr. and Mrs. William Mickle, Pamela, Judith and John; Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mac- Millan, David, Tommy and Ann, of Waterloo; Charles Mickle, Hamilton; Dr. and Mrs. Robert Mickle, London; Mr. and Mrs. Brian Collins, of Kitchener, and sister Mrs. Florence Joynt. W.M.S HOLD MEETING Mrs. Harvey Hyde presided for the W.M.S. meeting of Carmel Presbyterian Church recently and opened the meet- ing with "Thoughts on Novem- ber." Mrs. John Soldan and Mrs. Ruby Hoggarth were in charge of the meditation "Remembrance and Thankful- ness." Mrs. Hyde gave a det- ailed report of the Presbyterial held in Goderich. The nomin- ating committee was appoint- ed to bring the slate of officers for the December meeting. Mrs. Clarence Volland presid- ed for the Ladies Aid meeting which followed and reported a most successful bake sale and bazaar which was held recently, Arrangements were made to cater to a wedding on Decemb- er 21. UNIT IV Unit IV of Hensall United Church Women met on Novem- ber 7 with twenty-eight pres- ent. Mrs. McAllister opened the meeting with a poem "On the wings of prayer." Hymn 550 was sung and Mrs. Albert Alexander gave the devotional, the theme of which was "God is our refuge and our strength, " from the .16th psahrr. This was followed by prayer. Mrs. Eric Luther sang "In the Garden, " with Mrs. Tour Sherritt acc- ompanying. Mrs. McAllister took for her topic, "The General Church Council" held in Guelph, when the first black roan became Moderator of the United Church Rev. Wilbur Iloward will serve three years instead of the usual two. Thank you notes were read from Mrs. Polly Madurtrie, Mrs. Alma Hess and Mr. and Mrs. E. Chipchase. The offer- ing was tal<en by the hostess Ivirs. Roobal and Mrs. E. Rowe and Mrs. Eric Luther conducted the election of officers, which are as follows; leader, Mrs. James McAllister; assistant leader, Mrs. R. Erratt; secret- aries Ivirs. II. Caldwell, Mrs. J. Flynn; treasurers, Mrs. Tom. Sherritt, Mrs. George Arinsrronl Social functions, Mrs, E. Rowe; pianists, Mrs. Laird Mickle, Mrs. Torn Sherritt, Hytrin 651 was sung and the benediction pronounced by Mrs. McAllister. Lunch was served by the committee in charge. ANGLICAN CHURCH The Rev. G.A. Anderson was in charge of the evening service Sunday evening at St. Paul's Anglican Church. The text of the sermon was "The Woman of Samaria." The church trio led in the singing of the hymns. Mrs. Betty Smith of Iluron Park sang two solos, "There is above all others" and "I found a Friend." Obituary CHARLES W. MILLER A resident of lluronview, Charles W. Miller passed away there on Monday, November 11, in his 89th year. Ile was the husband of the late Hattie Ing- ram Dougall. Surviving is one daughter, Mrs. David (Lillie) Blackwell, R.R•2, Ilensall; three sons, James, of Exeter; Everard, of Grand Bend; and Edwin, of Exe- ter; and one brother, Fred Mill- er, of Brampton. Also surviving are hi grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. The body is resting at the R.C. Dinney Funeral home, Exeter, where the service will take place on Thursday, Nov- ember 14, at 2 p.m. with Rev. Glen Wright officiating. Inter- ment will he made in the Exeter Cemetery. 0 Wheat sales Sales of new crop Ontario winter wheat by producers since July to the first of Nov- ember total 16.2 rniilion bush- els, which has been purchased by the Ontario Wheat Producers' Marketing Board. Figures released by the mark- eting board on Friday, Novem- ber 8 indicate that of the vol- ume purchased to date resale has been made by the board to the following markets; Approximately 5.3 million bushels have been sold to dom- estic flour millers; 164, 800 bushels to domestic seed deal- ers; 10, 200 bushels to dornestic feed dealers; and 2.5 million bushels for export. Present board inventory totals approximately eight million bushels, of which about seven million bushels has been committed for export sales. „ 4r ter k? uyK{wt 's k r 1wf til r, ` ilC ysF,' te1s�+ �i BORDEN'S MIX HOT C Rustle Gr 10 OZ BORDEN°S CONDENSED 210 E 16 FL OZ IL CREMELLE 16 OZ COFFEE WHITENER 14 OZ DARE'S COOKIES Introductory Offer from Jack's Potato Chips: 1-13 POTATO CHIPS a 9 79c OZ BOX REGULAR 99c and you receive FREE One 4 oz pkg of Sour Cream Potato Chips (regular 49¢) HEINZ 14 FL OZ NOODLE NUMBERS ROYAL LINE GRADE B 7 3/4 OZ S CKEYE SALMON NEW FROM CARNATION HOT 13 OZ CHOCOLATE MIX WESTON'S 15 OZ REGULAR 95¢ ANGEL CAKES SCHNEIDER'S CANADIAN CHEDDAR CHEESE SLICES MACARONI and CHEESE 7 OZ 16 OZ CATTELI'S DINNERS TURKEY or CHICKEN 12 OZ PKG Wallace's Pot Pies 4/1 1.49 79c 109 5/99` 59c MAPLE LEAF READY -T( -SERVE SMO1:ED ICI ° IC SCIINEI1:)ER'S 1 LB PKC einer SCHNETI)ER'S SiZ SIRLOIN OR TB St 41 i1 5 lers k 1!OFFMAN'S POLISH usag SCI-INEIDER'S SLICE) Minced Ham FREEZER SPECIAL FULLY PROCESSED Hind •f Beef 10 LB BAG PURE Beef Patties U.S. No 1 Head Lettuce SIZE 24's U.S. No 1 Fresh Carrots 3LBBAG Canada Fancy Spy Apples 5LB13AG LB LB LB LBSr+y 89 •5j li,� :i� LB L B 5 L B k.'.'' 1 1 2/691 294 894 WEEKEND SPECIALS November 13, 14, 15, 16 PLEASE NOPE: We reserve the right to limit all 'quantities on all advertised items. 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