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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1975-03-20, Page 31 THURSDAY, MARGLH 20, 1975 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS PAGE 3 LIREK EFII ra 5 N IIP IMPULSIVE BUYERS WASTE FOOD DOLLARS! 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AL'S MARKET • through our younger generation. The writer tells how the lives of people have been influenced by the life of Jesus, Mrs. Keys then offered pray- er and a hymn followed. The minutes of the February meeting were read and approved. Will Beck gave highlights of the Presbyterial meeting held in Listowel. Arrangements were finalized to sponsor a child through compassion. This is a g p Unit project, so special offer- ing for this was given, Audrey Joynt will be the secre- tary-treasurer for this project. Joynt used for her study "As others see us" written by a Korean Christian, Dr. Hisop Kin His article brings a Christian perspective from another race and culture to the "Mission to- day" theme, Y An interestingdiscussion followed, one subject of interest was "how we are greatly influ- enced bythe mass media." Julene read an Easter poem "Faith'b.nd the meeting closed with the benediction . Belva Fuss conducted a humour- ous contest and the hostess, Marg Consitt, andher assistant Lois Shapter, served a tasty lunch_ Hensall WI hear The "Health in the Com- munity" meeting of the Hensall Women's Institute was held Wednesday evening in the Legion Hall. President Hilda Payne welcomed everyone and the meeting opened with the Ode and the Collect. The roll call was answered by 23 members with an old fashioned health remedy, Program convenors were Jan - is Bisback and Marg Ingram.Richardson, Janis introduced Mrs. Len Cameron., aHome Economics teacher at South Huron High School, She showed a short film strip on nutrition and health and also gave a very interesting talk about Canada's food guide and about nutrients in our foods and additives that are added to our foods to make them look g ood, Dorothy Mickle favoured everyone by playing several Irish selections on the fano, Nellie Riley gave the duties of the branch director. The rizinutc and the January meeting and the February euchre were read and approved. A financial report was given by the treasur- er, Marg Ingrain. rcirron,,,,,,rian,.o ,..",. ;r.f„�,,,_ talk on health ation for the next 4-H Garden Club coming up in the summer; the Exeter Fall Fair prize list; and a news letter from the FWIO president; also a thank- you note froni Dorothy Mickle. Members were asked to bring suggestions for a women's proj- ect in June to the next meeting. Mrs. Payne thanked everyone who helped with the euchre party in February. It was decid- ed that every member should try to have a card party within their homes before the end of June to try to make extra funds for the Institute for the corning year. Plans were tentatively made for a bus trip to Elmira for June. • A new nominating commit- tee was appointed to bring in a new slate of officers for the April meeting. The April meeting schedule was reviewed and the committees were rem - laded to bringin their reports p to this meeting, Rose Harris gave the courtesy remarks, Marg Ingrain present - ed Mrs. Cameron and Dorothy Mickle with a little gift. Hostesses for the evening were 6gter MRS. JOYCE PEPPER, CORRESPONDENT • Vice Grand Mrs. Bertha MacGregor presided for tl}e meeting of Amber Rebakah Lodge recently in the absence of the Noble Grand, Mrs. Marg- aret Consitt. She was assisted by the RSVG Mrs. Beatrice The district meeting will be held in Brussels on April 9. Mrs. Olga Chipchase RSNG g pMrs. read the communications and minutes in the absence of the recording secretary, Mrs. Parke. The Assembl Y secretary will visit Brussels Lodge on April 15 when a ban- quet will be held in her honour. Mrs. Jean Bridge, DDP will officially visit Amber Rebekah Lodge on April 16. An invitation was received from Huronic Lode Clinton,scripture Lodge,called to attend their 45th birthday party, April 30, at the Legion Hall in Clinton. Mrs, Olga Chipchase report- ed attending "Brother's Night" at Parkhill. Mrs. Aldeen Voll- and reported for the C.P.&T. committee and Mrs. Bertha MacGregor reported for the visiting committee. The ass- embly president, Mrs. Grace Love, requested the charter of the Lodge he draped in mem- oryof past presidents, sister Martha Patterson, Sister Nora Brunner and Sister Matilda MacDonald. This will be done at the next meeting. Lodge closed in the usual form, UNIT I OF U,C,W, Julene Keys presided for the March meeting of Unit I of Hensall U.C.W. on Thursday afternoon. Her devotional int- roduction was followed by the singing of a hymn, She then read verses of from Matthew,and used as her inspirational mess- age parts of an article "The man called Jesus" written by Billy Graham, It is interesting to note that the Christian move- meet is once more spreading LIREK EFII ra 5 N IIP IMPULSIVE BUYERS WASTE FOOD DOLLARS! WESTON'S SQUARE BOYS 12 OZ or 12 OZ WAGON WHEELS F.B.I. 48 FL OZ APPLE NECTAR 2 LB BOX CATELLI MACARONI KRAFT'S CHEF SURPRISE 8 OZ MEAL HELPERS WHITE SWAN 2 ROLL PACK PAPER TOWELS CHASE & SANBORN ALL PURPOSE 1 LB GRIND COFFEE BLUE BONNET 10CP/0 VEGETABLE OIL MARGARINE CASCADE POWDERED DISH WASHER DETERGENT BOLD POWDERED KING SIZE DETERGENT DETERGENT 89` 49c 69` 2/89` 75` $1.09 3 Ib. $2.09 35 OZ $ 1.29 5 L9$2.09 32 FL 011 *0 9 SPIC'N'SPAN CLEANSER '1.15 CAMAY BATH SIZE 3.53 OZ PACK of 3 BAR SOAP 99c SANIFLIJSN CLEANER 75' SKIM MILK '2.09 FROZEN FOOD 2 LB PKG Libby's Fancy Peas 79' FREEZER SPECIALS Try our new expanded facilities for better service Phone 262-2017 or 262-2041 Side of Beef Side of Pork Beef Patties FULLY PROCESSED FULLY PROCESSED 10 LB BAG MAPLE LEAF SWEET PICKLED Cottage Ro!Is S CH NEIDER'S Mini Sizzlers SCH NEI DER' S Bologna POLISH Sausage SMOKED Side Bacon FRESH SLICED Side Pork L13 85' X73' '7.90 ,a98C .89t PIECE SLICED LB 79t LB891j► .79t PIECE SLI(:Fn LB 894 LB 99C LB1 9 U.S. NO 1 - STALK CELERY 37' U.S. NO 1 - HEAD LETTUCE 2/49 FLORIDA PINK GRAPEFRUIT 10/99c WEEKEND SPECIALS March 19,20,21,22 PLEASE NOTE: We reserve the right to limit all quantities on all advertised items. 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