Times Advocate, 1984-10-10, Page 10l
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Pogo 10 Times -Advocate, October 10, 1984
Amber Rebekah Lodge executive insfalled by Huron County DDP
evening the p'�n1. Glove Maueseau led The
congregation were
On Wednesday a ntng The were
D.D.P. of Huron County 23 the worship, opening with reminded that Bible Study
Sister Kay Wise visited responsive reading. Jean would be changed from Fri -
Amber Rebekah in Hensall Snell read the Scripture. day morning to Thursday
and installed the officers for Florence Hyde gave a morning each week and that
the coming term. Noble reading "Thank You for the Official Board would meet
Grand Marg Upshall presid- Nothing". on 'Thursday evening.
ed assisted by V.G. Eunice Margaret Hoggarth in- Rev. McDonald, assisted by
Aikenhead. Following the troduced the guest speaker, District Elder Dorothy Brint-
opening of the Lodge Jr. Jo Anne Disney from Exeter nell conducted Communion
P.N.G. Marg Consitt retired Country Flowers. Jo Anne Service at the Bluewater Rest
with the D.D.P. Kay Wise. showed us how to put together Home on Thursday morning.
The visitors were welcomed a very fitting Thanksgiving There was a good atten-
and the Vice Grand reported arrangement done in a 6 dance at the regular weekly
cards sent out. quart basket Dorothti Taylor Bible study on Friday morn -
Mrs. Mary Sutter, Clinton thanked her. A draw was ing at the United Church
read the D.D.P. Commission made for the arrangement when the group began their
and Jr. Y.N.G. Marg Consitt and Erlene Stewart was the study of "Questions That
presented D.D.P. Kay Wise to lucky winner. Jesus Asked". The Bible
the members. She was A short business meeting study will continue each week
welcomed and after being folowed with a reminder of on Thursday morning in place
presented with a corsage was the Bazaar November 3 at 2 of the regular Friday morn -
asked to take her place on the P.m. ing session.
right of the N.G. The soloist Winnie Skea and Cathy Bell Queensway News
for the evening, Cleta will decorate the church for Joining us for Bingo on
Holland, sang "The Best Thanksgiving. Next meeting Monday afternoon were the
Things in Life are Free". at the Bean Pot in Hensall at United Church ladies, Unit 4.
They installed the Hensall 7 p.m. for supper followed by After out game of Bingo we
members Jr. P.N.G. Marg business in the church had short sing -song which
Upshall; N.G. Eunice basement. was followed by a light lunch.
Aikenhead; Vice Grand Lois United Church On Tuesday morning,
; secretary Evelyn The United Church was fill-
Jonesresidents had the opportunity
Flynn; treasurer Dorothy ed on Sunday morning as the to get involved in various
Corbett; fin. sec. Aldeen congregation celebrated crafts. Our Tuesday after-
Volland; Chaplain Linda Tra-World Wide Communion noon church service was con-
quair; conductor Barb along with Thanksgiving Ser ducted by Rev. Abram Blaak
Dalrymple; warden Bonnie vice. Gary Kyle greeted the of the Bethel Reformed
Upshall; colour bearer congregation and Bill Fuss, Church in Exeter.
Sharon Love; RS. N.G. Marg lfarold Parsons, Ken McLean On Wednesday morning
Consitt; L.S.N.G. Hazel Cor+nd Hans Gerstenkorn were everyone had the opportunity
bett; R.S.V.G. Bertha the ushers. Mr. McDonald to get involved in a good book
MacGregor; L.S.V.G. Vera spoke on the subject of or browse through
Lemmon; pianist Belva "Thanksgiving Unlimited" magazines. In the afternoon
Fuss; inside guard Leona taking his thoughts from I games of checkers and
Parke; outside guard Annie Thesselonians 5 "In crokinole were set up
Reid. Everything Give Thanks". He throughout the home.
The soloist sang "You On -stressed how we need to sur -On Thursday afternoon
ly Have One Life to Live" and render life's situations over games such as bean bag toss,
"Just a Closer Walk With the God's will. "A sur shuffleboard, and swing bowl
Thee". D.D.P. Kay Wise gave rendered hear is a thankful were enjoyed by the
an interesting address stating heart", he said. residents.
the president's project was to The Junior Choir led the On Friday afternoon Father
secure therapy equipment for congregation in the ministry Mooney was in to visit.
Huronview; secure more of music by singing two On Sunday afternoon tea
members and the emblem Thanksgiving Anthems •"The and coffee were served to
was the "Pansy Pin". Jr. Stewardship Hymn" and residents and their families.
P.N.G. Marg Upshall "Thank You Jesus". Mr. Birthday greetings are ex -
presented D.D.P. Kay Wise McDonald directed the choir tended to Edna Youn and
with a gift and thanked with Belva Fuss at the organ. Muriel Triebner, who
Huronic Lodge. The sanctuary was celebrated their birthdays
Unit Three beautifully decorated for this past week. We also
Unit 3 of Hensall United Thanksgiving by Unit three of welcome a new resident
the United Church women. Laura Justice, formerly of
Church Women opened their
meeting with the Theme Song
and Prayer. Marg Upshall
was in charge of the worship
"Thoughtfulness is
Thankfulness". President
Dorothy Parker read a poem
"Thanksgiving". Earla Col-
eman read from the mandate
"South Korea".
The Regional meeting will
be held in Zurich, October 11
at 6:30 p.m. The Bazaar date
was set for November 14 at 3
p.m. The study was taken by
Pearl Taylor "A Canadian
Looks at the Korean Church".
The meeting closed with the
Benediction. Beatrice Munn
and Sarah Dick were
hostesses.
Carmel Presbyterian
Rev. Kenneth Knight con-
ducted Communion service in
Carmel Presbyterian Church
on Sunday at 11:15 a.m. with
Mrs. Dorothy Tavinr
presiding at the organ. The
choir sang "Come, 1'e
Thankful People Come". Miss
('arolyne Love played the
"Ifymn to Joy" and , "We
Praise Thee (1 God" on the
organ. '('he sanctuary was
beautifully decorated for
'['hanksgiving.
Ilensall P.C.W.
The P C W of Hensall
Carmel Church mel on Oc-
tober 1 with fourteen
members and twelve guests
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South Huron Youth for Christ
The first ra'1y of the season
for Youth lw Christ was held
Saturday night in Brucefield
School with around 150 in at-
tendance. Rally was in
charge of Ron Westlake. He
opened with singing several
choruses with Sharon Parker
at the piano, after which Rev.
Murray of Bayfield offered
prayer. The Board has pur-
chased a "Quiz Time System
Set". Eacb chair that the
quizzer sits on has an elec-
tronic switch and when they
jump to answer the question
the light comes on the panel,
letting the scorekeeper know
which person was up first.
Next ntontn iNovember 3 they
will be quizzing on Psalm 120
and 121.
The young people from
Grand Bend Church of God
provided the music, con-
sisting of a vocal duet by
Michael and Michelle Vincent
with Lori Vincent at the
piano. Solos by Lori Steckle
and Marilyn McGregor with
Laura Campbell at the piano.
During the offering, Laura
Campbell and Lori Vincent
favoured with a duet on the
piano.
November 3 .oll., will be ��
November rally a
film entitled "Angel Alley"
also plans are being made for
a winter retreat in February
at Wes Aarum's Camp,
Delevan, New York. The film
"The Prodigal" is being
shown in London and
Goderich in October. This is
a Billy Graham Film.
The speaker for the evening
was Rev. Vince Guerra.
pastor of First Church of God,
Blackbury, Virginia. He was
born and raised in New York
City and was involved in
street gangs and drugs and
alcohol. He told of his life on
drugs etc. and how he was
saved and is now serving God.
Rev. John Campbell, Grand
Bend closed with prayer.
Remember to keep the first
Saturday night of each month
open for a good Rally in
Brucefield School.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Jack
McDonald and family of
Brampton were Thanksgiving
guests with Mr. and Mrs.
Edgar Cudmore.
Mr. Charles Mickle of
Hamilton was a weekend
visitor with his mother Mrs.
Laira Mickle.
Mrs. C. Christie returned
home following surgery in
Victoria Hospital, London.
She spent a few days with her
daughter and son-in-law Mr.
and Mrs. Dan O'Neill and
Christie.
Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobol
spent Thanksgiving with their
daughter and son-in-law Mr.
and Mrs. Don Dodds and
family at Seaforth.
Rev. McDonald was dinner
guestshome of Mrs
at the m .
Elsie Shaddick of
Londesborough on Wednes-
day evening and also attend-
ed the 80th birthday party for
MUSICAL SAW -Musician Eric Nagler, brought to o special Saturday morning
program at Hensall Public School under the auspices of the Huron County Library,
amuses the children by playing a saw.
Mrs. Laura Lyon also of
Londesborough.
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Daven-
port and Stacey. Robert
Sangster, Toronto and Miss
Pani Sangster, Timmins,
spent Thanksgiving with their
mother Mrs...aneth Sangster.
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Township of Hay.
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SPECIAL PRICES IN EFFECT
9 A.M. WEDNESDAY OCT. 10
UNTIL CLOSING
SATURDAY OCT. 13, 1984
SCHNEIDER°,FOODSAVINGS
`OKTOBERFES
SAUSAGE" PORK TAILS
SUPER SPECIAL/ /
REGULAR STYLE
GROUND BEEF
2.60/kg
It
Ib.
SCHNEIDERS PURE BEEF
STEAKETTES 500 g PKG
SCHNEIDERS "OKTOBERFEST"
MUSTARD 175 mL JAR
SCHNEIDERS "OKTOBERFEST"
SAUERKRAUT..
SCHNEIDERS FINE QUALITY
PEPPERONI 300 g PKG.
SCHNEIDERS "OKTOBERFEST"
POTATO SALAD 450 g
Dill -- SUPER SPECIALS
SCHNEIDERS SLICED
OLDE FASHIONED HAM
SCHNEIDERS NEW! SLICED
"OKTOBERFEST" CHEESE 8'80/kg
MAPLE LEAF BRAND
POLISH SAUSAGE COIL
11 00/kg
Z & W CORNED BEEF
OR PASTRAMI OUTSIDE ROUND
SCHNEIDERS "OKTOBERFEST" NEW!
POTATO SALAD BULK
3.95/kg
8.80/kg
3.73/kg
4.99b.
3.9'9b.
1.79,
3.99b.
1691b.
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MR. MAGREGORS
P$OZ*N mono MBAY9 • iOID tY THE CAO* POLY
PRE -BROWNED
VEAL SCALLOPINI
PRE -BROWNED
CHICKEN CUTLETTES
PRE•BROWNED
PORK CUTLETTES 12
ITALIAN STYLE
COOKED MEATBALLS
88t PER SERVING
12 ■ 125 g 10.50
/1t 15E`1 ST -JIVING
11009 &50
734 PER SERVING
8.75
8.50
x 125g
1.50 kg
PROD. OF U.S.A. CAN. st 1
SPANISH TYPE ONIONS
PROD. OF B.C. OR U.S.A. CAN. FCY.
BARTLETT PEARS
PROD. OF U.S.A. CAN. FCY RED OR COLO
DELICIOUS APPLES
PRODUCT OF ONTARIO
BRUSSEL SPROUTS
PRODUCT OF U.S.A.
FLORIDA LEMONS
PRODUCT OF ONTARIO
CAULIFLOWER
PRODUCT OF S. AFRICA
OUTSPAN ORANGES
PRODUCT OF ONTARIO
FRESH SPINACH
PRODUCT OF U.S.A.
RADISHES
PRODUCT OF B.S.A.
GREEN ONIONS
PRODUCT OF NEW ZEALAND
KIWI FRUIT
PR000CT OF ONTARIO
FRESH LEEKS
1.08/kg 49!.
1.74/k979b
1.96/kg89Ib.
I 18/kg 99Ib
3/794
1.19
3.99
EACH
4 Ib
10 oz PKG
18 or
89#
PKG 794
3/99#
2/894 ALOE VERA
BUNCH
INSIDE BONELESS 7.2s /kg
ROUND
ROASTS OR STEAKS
BONELESS!
NO WASTE
RUMP ROASTS
MAPLE LEAF
3 VARIETIES
SIDE BACON
MAPLE LEAF
READY TO EAT
HAM STEAKS
MAPLE LEAF
SWEET PICKLED
COTTAGE ROLL
COUNTRY GOLD
2 VARIETIES
WIENERS
7.03 /kg
500 g
SLICED
175 g
f.79
2.79
1.69
3.19
f.59
3.2,
3.19b
2.79
f.79
YOUNG
CANADIAN
PORK
PREVIOUSLY
FROZEN
1.08/kg
•
BONELESS! FULL CUT
ROUND STEAK
CUT FROM
CANADA "A" GRADE
BEEF
6.57/kg
BONELESS ROUND
ROASTS oA STEAKS
BOTTOM OUTSIDE
EYE OF ROUND
REMOVED
6.57/kg
t -
2.2
BONELESS 7.25/kg
5 05 /kg SIRLOIN
16. ROASTS or STEAKS 3.29b.
450 g
f.79
Ib.
MAPLE LEAF 3.51 /kg
BABY BAG
PARA BOLOGNA 1.59b
COUNTRY GOLD SMOKED 4.39/kg
PORK SHOULDER
B'LESS PICNIC 1.99,
Z & W BREAKFAST 4.17/kg
PORK & BEEF
LINK SAUSAGE 1.896
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASES TO REASONABLE WEEKLY FAMILY REQUIREMENTS
BANANAS
GOLDEN YELLOW OR GREEN TIPPED
e. FRESH FROM THE TROPICS
64'/kg
CELERY
STALKS
PROD OF
ONT.
CAN.
:1
Ib.
MACINTOSH
APPLES
3 lb. BAG
PROD. OF ONT. CAN. FCY.
MUSHROOMS
SNOWY WHITE
PRODUCT OF ONTARIO
4'',' POT
ASSORTED
1.19 PLANT ON A TRELLIS :OT
EA.
199
(99
NO NAME
WILD BIRD SEED
NO NAME
SUNFLOWER SEED
20 Ib
10 Ib