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1HE,H.URQS EXPQSITQR. APR1‘i9 1979
Bemoan Unit met Toesday,
April 10th at home of Addle
Honking. Leader Mrs. Reg
1.awson welcomed all and
thanked Mdie for use of her
home and t'ead Joy clowned
again en "Eager Dal," and
The •CaterPillati Joorney"
Worship, was given by Nona
ripe and ldp Durnin, Hymn
"Old Rugged Cross"
reeord, scripture and
Merlitatign read hy Addie
Honking, Reading Faster - A
&Tat affirmation, by Nona
was followed by prayer.
ROD Cali •verSe of
scripture coutalning t�
Easter was answered by 12
members. Minutes were
read by secretary Dora
Shobbrook Correspondence
including a thank you from
Vi• Borns and Tri Duizer,
School report card of foster
ebildand a letter telling of
increase in foster child sup-
• part.
Treasurers report -.by
Margaret Good collection.
eceived by Shaorion Duizer
Birthday pennies from Tri
Duizer.
Tho president thanked
ladies,' for kitchen help for
chUrch skating • party and
Nona Pipe and Ida Duroin for
preparing meeting.
Margaret Whyte is to clean
brass for May.
The May 8 meeting will, be
in church in evening with
Aimwell unit as guest. ; Alice
• Davidson announced Blyth
Crusade A pri129-30,. May 1st
in hall at 8 p.m: Rev-. °age,
London is speaker. Nona
Pipe read poem At Easter"
and story "'Easter tramises
to 1837 pioneers the same as
to-do „"iielerr LaWson read
•'Easter messoe' and prayer
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'by Nona. Limb was, served;
bv Mary longnaan and Trl
Duizer,
W.I. Annual meeting and
Sunshine siSrer Oartquet was
held on Wednesday April 11.
!President Marjerie Duizer
$welcOmed all and a lovelY
smorgasbord $11pper
supplied by the t%C.W. waS
enjoyed by 40 present.
• Darlene Halley gave
Steodance and was presented
with a gift by Helen LawsoiF
Five members were taken by
Surprise3A•hen honeOred with
4 s-orsage and a life member.
ship pin, and. certificute:
Marg. Anderson presented
Hattie Wood, Elma Jewitt
her mother, Mrs, Annie
Leitch, -Doreen Carter to her
mother. OladyS Armstrong.
Addie Huoking err Nettie.
Clark. Marjorie Duizer
Dora, Shobbrook.
All made suitable :replies
for the honour and a Blyth
...Standard photographer took
pictures.
Barbara:•Bosman and
Marjorie . Duizer,
companied by_ Genenieve
Allen.sang a song composed
by Ruth Shaddick:"" /31eSs
them all, bless us all. The
long and the short and the
tail. Bless all the officersall
the leaders.' Bless all the
others the working mernbers
cause we're saying a thanks
to them all as on to,a tiew
year we crawl. No matter:the
weather we all pull together
we say for our group bless us
all. ••
Now there are a CO!' of our.
faithful members who give
nruch work and time. Some
ofthem presidents -- one
kept the books, One gave ,us
music each time:To all these
By MABEL TURNI31.14 • in the game. All enjoyed
A. goodly number of rcs. their outing. •
idents assembled in the ReV. Robt. McMullen,.
' piano room with Interest to Brucefield and Kippen.:
• • hear • a program. 'by the United Church took over
McQuaid sisters and Mrs. Wednesday service. The
, • Orville • Storeys Tapping .meeting opened. with Call' to
•• - Girls. These young ladies Worship, Prayer. He • '
• 'delighted theresidents wirh stressed the Lenten. period
their dances and Violin forty, 'days before Easter,
music._ • Good kiday and Easter
The residents joined in • Sunday.''.. • '
singing several old favourite Theservice closed with the
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songs with Mrs. Minna Scott following hymns, '' Beneath
at the piano '1 in Forever the Cross of Jesus.- ‘`Rocit-
1310wing. Bubbles",. "When of Ages.'' "Tell me the old
you wore a Tolip",-Wait Till old storv," "1 Need Thee
the Sun Shines Neltit 1 every hour," He Leadeth me
of the •World Go by 'TM'. Prayer, followed by The •'
looking over a four-leaf clov- Lord's 'Prayer in unison.
et "• We Were quite ready for snack „and social time. At
the Planned progrant which long last we saw our first
followed. Piano solo Swans robin on the lawn.. Many
•on the Lake"-Chelene 'Glatt- have been reported. in other.
ville places. • "'
Violins by the , McQuaid ••• John R Frost St Thomas
sisterS, Carole Anne, Mad visited M. Turnbull, a former
enna? Ante Marie, The AinY neighbour, and Mrs. Robert •
sister, Carole Xtilie Stole the McFarlane. He usually sent
. show with her miniature the winter in Australia with
violin which she•played` per son, John. This year he
fectly, a great performance, decided to spend the winter '
for one so young. • at home. He was enthusiastic.,
Tap bance Chicken Reel. about this winter and has
by the 'Myth Belles'" in been playing golf for some • .
black and white. This num-, tirne new. '
ber was accompanied by Our second winter of the
Mrs. McQuaid at the piano • year came down upon us with
and Nelson Howe, Cromarty a vengeance, It was heralded
' on the violin to the music Of ,by a 'substantial thunder.. .
"My Wild Irish Rose Net storm which ' hit Most of .
son is an artist on his chosen Ontario. This storm bit
instrument.the vialin Chop:- • southern areas and 'winds of
sticks on the piano, Antie. tornado strength were said to
Robinson and Anne StOreY, ' have come from Florida, the
The attractive costumes of 'sunny' state. We don't mind
these.daicers added greatly the snow in Hurn Co.. which
• to their, perfortnance. Solo • is spoken of as aSnow-belt,
with guitar Jack Storey sing- However, a wind of tornado
ing The Highway is MY proportions is frightening,
,HoMe" and "The Greenas it usually leaves clestrue.
green grass of Home." tiont in its path. .
The program was cOn- Reads in town were open
eluded, by generous encores but several Members of our
which were well earned. The Staff Were unable to make it
residentswere delighted by to 'work. These vacancies
the program of this talented were filled by others whc
group and felt the afternoon were able to come so there
was well -spent. Some of the - was nO inconvqnience to tilt
residents spent a short time residents. We are fortunatt
sittirigort chairs on the lawtLmdee& to. have -;such-, 4 •
enjoying the fresh Spring air dedicated Staff, who art
outdoors. willing and able. to step intt
Clare Reithour neighbour the breach. They are si
• called and took Oliver MC- versatile they can cope witt
Kay for dinner With Mr and any emergency whether it I
Mrs, CharieS McKay. He. 'illnessor holiday titne
also drove Jack Tiernay to his unavoidable absence fo
native town. EllYthwhere he other reasons. • '
enjoys Meeting old friends,
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Brod-
hagen of Broadhagencalled
to visit MrS. beret4Wolfe.,
--Mr. and Mrs. Alan Teri.
mint visited Mrs, Robert• .
McFarlane Tuesday, Bingo
was playerrupstairs with the'
folloWhig results
Oliver McKay,staight
Oliver and Jim Baker.
*MOO Oliver McKay -full
1Zt`. card which maks Qiiver,the
winner for the day,
Nitride itickten-stralght.
Bowitog,Thorsday and
Clitente Jackson continued
to have high score. Mattie
•,Aht4 too aoshie,, Soy
Miety, Dorothy Wolfe joined
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membersv„..e. give them our
thanks. For all they've vione
for Os Gladys. Annie and
Hattie rind Nettie -and Dora.
Como on,. let us all bless
them all.
Bless in all, bless --.4it all.
For all of thew, work imt het we
eall. -
Noorle can make mit agood
cup of te4, as served at the
banquets by faithful Hattie
and we're grateful to Dora.
of coUrSe. For cOkes. Pigs
and tarts and her work. and
Glad' played even when the
piano was needing a good,
tuning up from the first.
Amite was faithful and Nettie
kept bOOkS• Bach of these
tsvo did their share. So now
•Reinentbet it take s but
rnottietit to place an
poitor Want Ad. Dial 521.
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DRYWALL .
,KNOWN
FOR HICHQUAtITY
Peter Bakos,
Drywalt
tomiutt
ostywAtuseRvicE
•$274396
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we must show •them. OM
heitour bestow ;hem- say
*1.. *. sh .11,,
'RtIll seas 4;trism*ered. by
rak7ng: ot dues StinShine
sisters a ere re4aled and
names drawn for net YOar•
1w, . new members were
introdu..ed tikt welcomed
Irene Bromley and Lena
Nesbitt
PrvsiOent introdt4Tr'
guests Mrs. Florenee Dia.
mond. Provincial President
from New Hamburg. .and
Mrs Eleanor Br. ;hum,*
Ntirot meeting nu -au •ert.•
read along n tat thank row,
trans NI Burns i,tiu,1 •Isabc1
l„,Ason. •
'fan home niaking courses
were chOsen, 4bos, UIP ;$‘
planned to Earialt. 1 e home
ion June 7. Con'axt *61..trgaree
"1:i :Hltou.it:totp. n.r
f Oc:n tai i
iCk
Achievement D;o, to he heti,
e •
nenieve Allen gave
aniitial
:11.11 c4eder: ts
tr9i ide
s ; rPciarlidti
Andersoneir inegt.tenl,rs
sttsi.:intro-
Standing Conk ener Com-
mittee reports were gisen
Beryl Reid JeAste Tebbtitt.
Koniana Janteison. Hattie
i‘VRe'°°Iatd'ioxiDso,rTeerni DCilfrt;err: PC!albrdlies
TttefidTmveiresr: fiBeell:nn taaNN‘104141;
Ondlteted gentest. „musical
p4reel kvert by 'Hazel Rei4.
No111111411* repOrt read by
Addle Hunking4 eloction of
officers Eleanor Bradno4
Officers are: Past President .•
!sirs. Bert Sbpb1,t091c; Pre-
Sident Mrs. Tont Duizer, 1st
Vice President - Mrs, Pon
iuchationt ' 2.04- • Vee
President - Mrs. Margaret
Taylor; Seeretary-Treasurer
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Mrs. Frio Anderson;
Assistant Secretary
Edwin Fothergill; Publie
Relations Officer WS...Dave
Anderson; Distriet Director -
Mrs. Bert Shobbrook: Alter.
nate District Director - Mrs,
Lorne Honking.
PreReporter Mrs.
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jEtbrin othergilit Pianist
Mrs. Ton Allen: Assistant
PlaniSt - Mrs. Edwin Wood:
Auditors Mrs'. Tont Alien,
WS, Mervin Pa enta; Re-
solinions Convenor - Mrs.
Bk th Knoxi flower and
Card 4., onvener Mrs. Arie
Doixer.
Hower and Card Cenlinit•
tee • Mr, Poid, Mrs, Jim:
Jantie,sOn; lw eedsmoir
Curator Mrs. Reg Lass stn
Tweedsnmir Com,mittee
Mrs.. TOTtl- Men, Mrs, Edwin
Fothergill. Mrs. terse
Hunking.
Standing Committee
Convenes t Agriculture and
Canadian Industries
Tony hflidclogaal. Mrs.
Florence Cartwright; Citizen
ship and World Affairs -
Mrs. Harry Tebbutt. Mrs.
Edwin f othcrgill; Education
and Cultural Affairs - Mrs.
John Pollard and Mrs. 1.0,00
Honking, Family and`
Consumers Affairs Mrs.
Mervin Dolma and Mrs,
1,04.lei4ftranch Direetors,
Mrs. Florence Cartwright.
Mrs. 'Margaret Taylor and
Mrs. Lorne flanking.
Margaret laylOr 0440
1 -Hen 1 aWSdn and
Margaret Anderson for
coovontog the program and
evening. • Dora St/Obbre0k,
• gave report on executive
meeting held at Nile. Tho
District Annual toheheld on,
May 24th 4t flAntgsak
pilled Church.
,on .ttecord),,ittntr, s
$eVerat nunitterS: :AteveR
0Fos::etto i;e0:11:7 .0sleaiztV7.4
inpett:hceonllt:vataSht:yriiekt tiat:s1 e,1;414W:.;11::
Marjorie Doizer ,for her Wm*,
ift,
Pwer
c:,tviah;lial:ctrlirgnalr°Ptw:111:04 ahutlt In be hnoknlf:oc:r
quilt.h
There were.' 4 letTit>er$
with perfect attendanee, Mar.
jorie Anderson, Dora., :SAW.
'brook, JuneFothergill
Floreumcallyirio.oht,.
FREEZER
BEEF SALE
Beef Hinds
Beef Fronts
Beef Sides
Beef Hips
Beef Loins
wt 120 Fitts
avg wt 125 lbs
avg wt 250 ibs
avg wi 70 lbs
avg wt 45 lbs
Beef Chucks avg wi 75 lbs
lb 1.79
.1.45
.1.59
.1.75
Ib 2.49
.1.49
All the above prices include
Cutting, Wrapping, Bones,
Fat and Ground Beef
Mon, to Wed. 9-6
STORE HOURS OPEN Thurs.-Fri. OH 9
Sat. 9-5 P.M,
Skippy
Srnooth
Peanut Butter
1.5 kg jar
Canada Grade A Fresh
Frying
Chickens
Javex
Liquid
Bleach
64 11. oz. cont
Fresh
Pork Side
Spare Ribs
158
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PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL CLOSING SATURDAY, APRIL 21. 1979. .
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES
TO AVERAGE FAMILY REQUIREMENTS.
Canada No. 1
Ontario Grown
Table Potatoes
20 lb. bag
125
Top Vaiu. or Canadian 013.4rrerias.kiaPtn,de Of,C3..11.add
Plastic
Glad Pkg. Of 10.
Queen, 1 ih. pkg. All 'Beef- Sausage ib 1. Garbage • Bags • 09,
Skinles's Twig 4 v. 31;t:
VVieners.
28 • • Drink' .. • • .
Orange•Flavoured •
CrYStalS .
, • By The Piece
U.S. No. 1
Florida
Red or White
Grapefruit
61
Kraft
Macaroni &
Cheese Dinner
225 g pkg.
Robin Hood 3.5 kg bag• Ganes
All purpose , rte.% •
Platte • 2 kg. pkg.
te,;3e0grking • • Dog.Meal. 1.59
Caoada No, 1 Ontario
. •
• 9'6 101b. bag • .99
Bologna Valley Fenn,/ lb, pkg.
F az n
Burit5 3.4 MS rr
SRW 071St ,Skled
French Pries .3/ I
Cottage act • . lb* • Julienne
Top Vain 6 oz. pkg. 'burns 3-4 ilia, 'Prideet atiada Frozen
Green Giant 35.1 ok. pkg..
Hams 2.28 E:/°:;seglles 1 19
Dinner
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Sliced Cooked,
Ham 1 .28
ElUrns 1ibpkq Pnde of Coad4 ,
Skinless
. Wieners , 1..00
York 8 oz pkg.
• Frozert, Beef, Chicken.
or Turkey
/I/ 00 Fraservale 24 oz. pkg.
Pot PiesLJFrozen
Burns• Pride oftarlada Fish &
side Bacon
1 58 hiPs
, 1 49 rKroacfre2Ibecis
,pkigntoles ete'SlideS3.14
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Sliced -
I oz.
Che,'
Top Valu1 Ib. pkg. pss
Side Bacon
• ..•)(leenelt lib* of 100
Assorted Ceilours , • ipt
Facial Tissue .
Mac. if, Cheese.
Chicken Loaf
or 13ologna .
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24
Sliced
Critelli 500' g pkg.
Spaghetti, Spaghottini
or Reedy Ct.11` is 4
Macaroni LI
•pftglot 30 I
Kotes
Deodorant •
and Regular •
Lightdays 1,
Canada No. 1 •. Coast pkg.. of 1
Dutch •Deodorant
Sets '. •
,,,, 49-. '
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Koot Aid refl. day. .' Bath . 2/ 71
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Bar SooP
• Assorted Flavours ." 0/ 99 . -
Soup Mixes
" souptime
Glad ,
Kitchen Cupboard
Disposal
units • ea.%./
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'Weston Pkg of 6
Jam Filled
Buns
Davide 600 g pkg,
Maple Loat or
StraWberry Tarts
Cookies 1.59.
Nestle 28.88 g "pkg.
ASsorted 'Varieties
Drink Mixes • •
Kool Aid 660g cad ' Top Valu,28 H. oz, Mt
Assorted Flavours ' in Tomato sauce
Sugar Sweet .4 Yin Beans
Drink Mixes ..-Ta with Pork 55
F0148 ft oz. btl.
Apple Juice .85
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co
• Libby's 48 11. ox. tin
' Fancy
Tartlet° Juice .69
Gee Your Heir Smells 'Terrific
350 ml 611. ,-
Normal or pay .
Shampoo •1.49
Diaperine Pkg. of 70
Baby Wash
Cloth 1.44
Maxwell House
All Purpose Instant Coffee
Coffee 6 oz. jar
2'79 15rjppj) AND
2 229SERVICEO DY