Zurich Citizens News, 1966-03-24, Page 3THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 1966
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John Soldan has returned
home after undergoing surgery
at Clinton Public Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Alf Scholl
moved into their beautiful new
Thome west of Hensall, over the
week -end.
Hugh Bremner
Speaks at Banquet
At a recent banquet in Hensall
United Church, Hugh Bremner,
news commentator of CFPL-TV,
presented pictures and com-
mentary on trips to Hong Kong,
.Mrica and Russia.
The banquet, sponsored by
the stewards of the church, was
served by the United Church
Women. Entertainment during
the supper hour consisted of a
sing -song led by Sam Rannie.
Instrumental music was sup-
plied by pianist James Traquair
and trumpet soloist Robert
Forrest. Wilmer Ferguson,
chairman of committee of stew-
ards, acted as MC. Robert Rea -
burn expressed the thanks of
the men to Mr. Bremner.
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MRS. MAUDF }IEDDEN. F'dttnr
Mr. and Mrs. William Mickle
returned home last Thursday
evening after a very pleasant
'holiday spent in Antigua, an
island south of Peurto Rico, be-
longing to the West Indies. All
around the island are white
sand beaches and placid clear
waters. In the daytime the
temperature is around 80 de-
grees and in the evening around
70 degrees. All the time there
is a nice breeze from the trade
winds.
Big Sale
A very successful auction
sale, widely attended, was held
Friday on .the farm of the late
John Faber, 11/4 miles south of
Hensall, on Highway 4. The
140 -acres farm was purchased
by Bill Rowcliffe, RR, 1, Hen-
sall, for the price of $52,400.
There were a number of int-
terested bidders for the farm.
Alvin Walper, of Dashwood,
was the auctioneer for the ex-
tensive sale.
Beverly Beaton underwent
surgery at Clinton Public Hos-
Arnold Circle Plan
Visit To Folks At
Ontario Hospital
Mrs. AI Hoggarth, vice-presi-
dent of the Presbyterian Arnold
Circle, chaired the March 21
meeting in the church base-
ment and entertained those
present with .a poem, "What's
cooking in the kitchen", with
bottles labeled as the ingredi-
ence for a happy new year.
Before a luncheon, prepared
by Mrs. Homer Campbell and
Mrs. John Baker, the worship
period with Mrs. Mildred Bell
and Mrs. John Skea chose
"kindness" as the theme and
described the many "keys" to
open doors for better living.
An invitation to Goderich
Hospital to provide entertain-
ment for the patients was ac-
cepted by members and guests
present.
Mrs. Stewart Bell extended
thanks to Mrs. Gordon Schwalm
for her donation of her last
prize money from the Kellogg
contest she won, and a letter
from Dorothy Bowman, an Afri-
can missionary, who received
a parcel of used Christmas
cards from Mrs. Schwalm, was
read.
Nine members plans to send
parcels to missionaries and
Mrs. Schwalm demonstrated the
way cards must be wrapped for
overseas.
A joint meeting with the
WMS will be held in May to
hear the report brought back
from the Niagara falls Presby-
terial in April by Mrs. Schwalm.
The Circle's Easter meeting
program will be in charge of
Mrs. John Baker and Mrs. Don
Mousseau with pictures of the
trip taken by Roy Jewel by Mrs.
Stirling Graham and Mrs, Harry
Caldwell.
Phone calls for the order
bake sale April 2 will be re-
ceived by Mrs. Harold Bonthron
and Mrs. John Baker until
March 31.
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pital on Tuesday,
Mrs. Stewart Bell, Pauline
and Troyann spent the week-
end with Mrs. Kay Bedard and
family, London.
Flowers in the United Church
sanctuary Sunday morning last
were in loving memory of Fran-
cis Harburn, placed by his
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross MacMil-
lan, David and Tonuny, of Kit-
chener, spent Sunday with the
lafter's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Laird Mickle, and Ann.
The Misses Pauline and Troy-
ann Bell took leading parts In
the St. Thomas firgure skating
carnival held Thursday, Friday
and Saturday nights of last
week.
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Amber Rebekahs
Plan For Visit
Of Districe Deputy
The regular meeting of Am-
ber Rebekah Lodge was held
Wednesday night with the chair
taken by noble grand Mrs.
George Clifton, when it was
announced that the official
spring visit of district deputy
president Mrs. Edna Caldwell
will be made April 20. The
annual district meeting will be
held Wednesday, April 13, in
the Lodge Hall at 3 p.m.
At the conclusion of the
Meeting a successful euchre
was held with nine tables in
play, and the winners were:
ladies', Mrs. Luella Willert,
Mrs. Jack Corbett; lone hands,
Mrs. Edna Corbett; men, Glenn
Bell, Sgt. D. Windover; box of
groceries was won by Mrs. Asa
Deeves. Committee in charge
served lunch.
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Hensall School Completed
Everything has been completed at the Hensall Public right of this photo, and the highest part of the building
Schaal since the recent addition has been added, with the sticking up in the photo is the gymnasium. Contractor was
exception re the landscaping. The new addition is to the
3 More Value Packed Days
TWO BIG SALES IN HENSALL
ALL DAY FRIDAY ONLY
MARCH 25
20% Off
All Items Except Sale Items
SAVE 20e ON EVERY DOLLAR
Open Friday Nite Until 9 p.m.
Hensall
CREST r►. RDWARE
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Phone 262-2015
FRESH
Pork Shoulders Ib. 45c
Fresh Side Pork Ib. 49c
Sausage Meat Pork Ib. 49c
BURNS' RINDLESS
Side -Ba
con
16. 79c
We Still Have a Good
Selection Left
FURTHER REDUCTIONS FOR THE
LAST THREE DAYS OF THIS
OUTSTANDING SALE
J. BONTHRON & SON
FURNITURE
Phone 262-2016
Rensall
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Schneider's leners 1 49c
Liver, Pork or Beef fib. 35C
Prime -Rib Roast Ib. 69c
FRESH -- For Your Freezer Cut and Wrapped
Side of Pork Ib. 39c
Kraft -2 -Lb. Jar
Cheez Whiz $1.19
Giant Sibe "New" BOLD
Laundry Detergent _ _ _ 89c
32 Oz. --13c Off Pack
Klear Liquid Wax _ _ _ _ 99c
Save -All —100 -Ft. Roll
Wax Paper 2/59c
PRODUCE
mumenmamet
No. 1—Size 138s
Sunkist Oranges _ 2 Doze 69c
FROZEN FOOD
2 -Lb, Poly Bag
Supreme Brand Peas _ _ 47c
Pepperidge Farms — 9 Oz.
Strawberry, Pineapple, Devil's Food
Parfait Cakes _ _ _ 2 for 89c
STORE HOURS:
Open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday, Saturday, Open 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. on
Friday. Closed All Day Monday
Kabuki—10-Oz. Tins
Mixed Fruit 4/89c
Sugar Oatmeal — 111/2.Oz. Package
Dare's Cookies _ _ _ _ 2/65c
York — 12.Oz. Tins
Asparagus Cuttings _ 2/45c
Aylmer -20.0z. Tins
Canned Tomatoes _ _ _ 2/57c