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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1975-05-15, Page 3THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1975 ZURICH CITIZENS NEW JACK'S 5 OZ 6021711 hen qllairit • Potato Chips VAN CAMP 14 FL OZ Beans with Pork ROBIN HOOD POUCH PACK 9 OZ Cake Mixes ALCAN 12" x 150 ' Foil Wrap BURN'S CANADIAN CHEDDAR 16 OZ Cheese Slices DELMAR 100070 VEGETABLE OIL Soft Margarine CUT RITE WAX 100's Paper Refills COFFEE MATE 11 OZ Coffee Whitener SWING 3 1/4 OZ Orange. Crystals 24 OZ LOAF Super Save Bread HOT DOG or HAMBURG 8's Weston's Buns FROZEN FOOD BOSTON BLUE THRIFT PACK 32 OZ Highliner Fish Sticks WEEKEND SPECIALS May 14,15,16, 17 2/99' 2/69c 3/89` '1.99 1.09 69° 49' 89' 4/89` 2/77` 2/89c 1.99 FREEZER SPECIALS Try our new expanded facilities for better service Phone 262-2017 or 262-2041 HIP of BEEF FRONT of BEEF BURNS WEINERS BEEF PATTIES FULLY PROCESSED FULLY PROCESSED • 10 LB PKG 10 LB PKG MAPLE LEAF WHOLE, HALF or QUARTER Football Hams MAPLE LEAF 1 LB PKG Side Bacon FROZEN 12 to 14 LB 14 to 16 LB 20 LBS & UP Grade A Turkeys 2 LB PKG Schneider's Weiners FRESH CENTRE CUT Nam Roasts WHOLE or HALF Ham Roasts Polish Sausage MAPLE LEAF MACARONI & CHEESE LOAF Cold Meat LB $1•05 LB 75o LB $4.90 LB $7.90 LB 1 • 1 9 81.39 LBb9` LB1.49 B1.29 LB 98c LB 65` BY -THE -PIECE LB 59+ SLICED LB 794 U.S. NO.1 TOMATOES U.S. NO. 1 RADISHES SUNKIST ORANGESU.S.NO1 138's ZLBS694 1 LB BAG 29 DOZ69 • i° • r `� MRS. JOYCE PEPPER, CORRESPONDENT Queensway Unit II of Hensall United Church entertained the residents on Mondayafternoon byplaying P Y g bingo. Reta Scholl played the piano for a sing song. On Tuesday afternoon, the church service was conducted by Rev. Harold Snell, of Exeter. •He was accompanied on the piano by his wife and he also Played several selections on his violin. Bernice Lavery went out for dinner and a drive on Sunday, and Louise Mitchell went for a drive on Saturday. Mrs. A. Taylor visited at Exeter with her son Delbert on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Dunn visited with Louise Mitchell, Vera Lammie, and Anna Dilling. Visiting with Mrs. Elizabeth Sararas were Mr. and Mrs. Roy MacDonaldMrs. Edna Caldwell, , Mrs, Doris Bonthron, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Sararas, Karen and Jodi 'and Mrs. Alexander. Mrs. McDonald of Exeter visit- ed with her husband Roy. Visiting with Mrs. Squire were her daughters Mrs. Hern and Mrs. Anderson. Mr. Pooley and Sheila Prouty, Exeter visited Mrs. Latimer. Clarence and Ann Smillie visited Ada Smillie Coral and Sheila Cra and gg Dorothy Brintnell visited Isabel Brintnell. Mr. and Mrs. Denroche, Caml Borden visited Louise Mitchell. Kippen KIPPEN EAST W. I. The Board of Directors meet- ing of Kippen East Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. R. Kinsman May 7. Programs were planned, plans were made for a bowling party, bake sale, bus trip and other business for the corning year. The Family and Consumer's Affairs meeting of Kippen East W.I. will be held in the Legion Hall May 21 at 8:30 p.m, Mrs. H. Caldwell will be host - ess, Mrs. R. Bell will give the motto. The roll call is "Sa ,� Something nice about the person on your right." The 4-H girls will entertain: Mrs. William Bell is in charge of lunch. Congratulations to the two Provincial Honour winners from Kippen last Achievement Day - Miss Linda Bell and Sharon Brodie. Mr. and Mrs, Cameron Mell- is, Inkster Michigan, visited with Mr. and Mrs. W, L, Mellis, presented Five children were resented for baptism at St. Andrew's Church , Kippen on May 11, Mother's Day. WILLIAM STUART William Stuart of R. R.1, Centralia passed away at the Blue Water Rest Horne in.Zurich on Friday, May 9 in his 91st year, He was the husband of the late Lottie S. Burrell, and father of Rev. Donald Stuart, R.R,1, Centralia, and Mrs. A.E. (Freda; Crosby of London. • Also surviving are one sister Mrs. Ada Stephens, England, four grandchildren and five great grandchildren. The late Mr. Stuart rested at the Bonthron Funeral Chapel in Hensall. A private funeral service was held at Woodland Cemetery Mausoleum, London, on Monday, May 12 with Rev, John Beaton officiating. Crem- ation and Interment in Woodland Cemetery UNITED CHURCH NOTES Rev. Don Beck preached on the sermon topic "Love '75" for the Mother's Day, Christian Family Day and Sacrament of Baptism service in Hensall p United Church Sunday mornit Under the direction of Mrs. Turkheim, the choir sang an appropriate anthem for Mother's Day. Johnathan Albert Clifford Corbett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Al Corbett, and Elizabeth Susan Thompson, daughter of Mrs, Helen Thompson received the rights of baptism. Angela Rose Harris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bev Harris was baptized at • Chiselhurst, United Church. The Supply and Welfare Committee of Hensall United Church will be packing a bale on May 20 at 9 a, m, and would appreciate if clothing could be left at the Church ready for that day, Charles Mickle, Hamilton spent the weekend with his mother, Mrs. Laird Mickle and on Sunday they were dinner guests with Dr, and Mrs. Robert Mickle, in London. 0 u represents Over 400 over Ontario tion of volunteer Arthritis Don MacRae Father Stephen Knights meeting Royal York Mr. MacRae those who ated to the Society. be made The Knights are selling on two cars Chrysler and second mouth Duster, tickets are available Knights of MacRae. 0 I i n o of C delegates from all attended a conven- workers for the Society in Toronto. represented Eckert Council of Columbus at the which was held at the Hotel. wishes to thank have helped and don - Canadian Arthritis Further donations can to him. of Columbus tickets for this charity - 1st prize a 1975 Newport, 4 door sedan prize a 1975 Ply - 2 door Coupe - 3 for $1.00 and are from members of the Columbus or from Doi BLUEPRINT Chart your course in advance —then concentrate all your en- ergies on that coveted goal. JACK'S 5 OZ 6021711 hen qllairit • Potato Chips VAN CAMP 14 FL OZ Beans with Pork ROBIN HOOD POUCH PACK 9 OZ Cake Mixes ALCAN 12" x 150 ' Foil Wrap BURN'S CANADIAN CHEDDAR 16 OZ Cheese Slices DELMAR 100070 VEGETABLE OIL Soft Margarine CUT RITE WAX 100's Paper Refills COFFEE MATE 11 OZ Coffee Whitener SWING 3 1/4 OZ Orange. Crystals 24 OZ LOAF Super Save Bread HOT DOG or HAMBURG 8's Weston's Buns FROZEN FOOD BOSTON BLUE THRIFT PACK 32 OZ Highliner Fish Sticks WEEKEND SPECIALS May 14,15,16, 17 2/99' 2/69c 3/89` '1.99 1.09 69° 49' 89' 4/89` 2/77` 2/89c 1.99 FREEZER SPECIALS Try our new expanded facilities for better service Phone 262-2017 or 262-2041 HIP of BEEF FRONT of BEEF BURNS WEINERS BEEF PATTIES FULLY PROCESSED FULLY PROCESSED • 10 LB PKG 10 LB PKG MAPLE LEAF WHOLE, HALF or QUARTER Football Hams MAPLE LEAF 1 LB PKG Side Bacon FROZEN 12 to 14 LB 14 to 16 LB 20 LBS & UP Grade A Turkeys 2 LB PKG Schneider's Weiners FRESH CENTRE CUT Nam Roasts WHOLE or HALF Ham Roasts Polish Sausage MAPLE LEAF MACARONI & CHEESE LOAF Cold Meat LB $1•05 LB 75o LB $4.90 LB $7.90 LB 1 • 1 9 81.39 LBb9` LB1.49 B1.29 LB 98c LB 65` BY -THE -PIECE LB 59+ SLICED LB 794 U.S. NO.1 TOMATOES U.S. NO. 1 RADISHES SUNKIST ORANGESU.S.NO1 138's ZLBS694 1 LB BAG 29 DOZ69