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Zurich Citizens News, 1971-06-24, Page 3THURSDAY, JUNE .4, 1971 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS 13 OZ BAGS DARES COOKIES WONDERSOFT 4 ROLL PAK TOILET TISSUE 6 OZ LIQUID CERTO VIM INSTANT 3 LB POWDERED MILK ALLEN'S RECONSTITUTED 48 OZ APPLE JUKE ROYALL 12 OZ LUNCH ME T GOLD LEAF 62 OZ FLAKETUNA TWINKLE 15 OZ C, ;KE MIXES CHRI STI E 16 OZ RITZ BISCUITS REALEMON 24 OZ LEMON JUICE 2/89 53+ 394 $115 3/ 9k 2/73c 2/: 9 3/59 S94 47' PARCHMENT WRAPPED 1 LB BRUCE'S MARGARINE 4/$1 LEWI S SHORT CAKE 37 FROZEN FOOD mammommommemmmm SARA LEE 13 OZ, CAKES b4c eeh PRODUCE US Non I Good Size elo 9t each Canada Non 1 New Crop GEE; CA BA E 10( LB 40192. California BING CHERRIES 63 L Rindless 1 Lb Package SIDE ACON Schneider's 6 Oz Package Cooked Ham Pure 11' Coleman's 'Smoked Fresh Ground HEAD CHEESE SIDE !"+R 16 55G 49C Ib Per Tin 13'n piece Ib 35 sliced Ib 39c the late Mrs. A. Gelderland, Mrs. A. Gelderland, Ridgetown, also visited with his sister, Mrs. Roobol in the hospital. ANNIVERSARY SERVICES Splendid congregations attend- ed anniversary service in Hensall United Church, Sunday, June 20, and were most happy to welcome bade to this area Rev. Iiarold Snell, B,A,B, D, of Riverside United Church, London the guest minister for the day, who deliv- ered two very inspiring messages , For the morning subject he chose to speak on "The Church To -Day, Alive; Active: Aware. For his evening discourse he spoke on "At every corner." The Senior and Junior choirs of the church Provided special music for the morning service, while the l lur- onia Choir for their evening sel- ections sang"Jesus set the world to singing, Sunrise, Sunset, ""Evening Prayer, " "Day is dying in the West, " solo and chorus, "The Lord's Prayer. Mrs. J. Turkheim presided at the church organ. Hensall swimming at Exeter starts July 5, for nine weeks, from 1 to 2 p, m. Monday thru Friday. The cost is $6.00 per person. Bus leaves at 12:45 from the Town Hall, Hensall. Ilensall recreation starts July 12 to July 30 every other day. A meeting of the parents will be held at the liensall Arena June 30, at 8 p.m., to discuss rec- reational activities. / / / Correspondent: Maude ttedden spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. John Soldan. Arriving on Friday to attend this reunion are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pardo, Eugene, Oregon, and Mrs. Ruth Ford of Grants Pass, Oregon, will arrive in London Friday to Mr, and Mrs. Harry Hoy and Mrs. Ed Fink have returned home from a month's tour of England, Scotland, Belgium, Holland, Germany and France. They report excellent weather in these countries and they enjoyed their trip immensely. Mrs. T. J, Sherritt, Mrs. R. M. Peck, Mrs. Robert Elgie, Mrs. Walker Carlile and Mrs. Nellie Riley, members of the Ilensall Women's Institute, were up to Huronview Monday afternoon, assisted with the Senior Citizen's Week. Monday was their dance program which all enjoyed. Lunch of tea and cookies were served in the auditorium, The Hensall and Chiselhurst congregations are having a special service to honour Rev. Harold Currie and his family, at Hensall United Church, on Sunday, June 27, at 11 a. m. The Rev. Clifford Waite, a close friend of Rev. Currie, will be the guest minister. The Induction of Rev. Donald Beck as pastor of the Hensall- Chiselhurst charge will be held in the Hensall United Church, Tuesday, June 29, at 8m,(continued p• The Rev. Bruce Guy, of Dashwoocforth; will be in charge of the service. The Rev. Robert Raymont, of Goderich will give the message. A social hour will follow rheand service in the Fellowship llall•John, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hocking (Kathryn Ford) of Hastings, Neb- raska, arrived last week to attend the Bolton -Ford Reunion at the Soldan farm, Sunday June 27. They are at present visiting their cousins in Western Ontario, and attend the Reunion, Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle returned last week from a pleas- ant two weeks visit in I Iauhilton and while there visited their daughter Ann in Toronto, and Mrs. Clifford Cox, the former Mary Stewart, who taught several years ago in the continuation school in liensall, Mr. and 1, -its, Don Dodds, Sea- Sim Roobol, M. Van Dyk, llensall, attended the funeral of Mrs. A. Gelderland in Ridgetown. Mr, and Mrs. William Mickle family, Pamela, Judith and and Mrs. Florence Joynt visited recently with the formers brother, Charles, in Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. r1,T, Van Dyke, Mrs. A. Poole, of Three Rivers, Quebec, visited with Sim Roobol, also with Mrs. Roobol in the Ilosp- ital, and attended the funeral of 0 („ Stephen Parents on page 1) teach in Zurich and Mrs. Linda Edward at CHSS; that the sum - mer board office hours are from 8:30 to 12 noon and from 12;20 p.m. to 4 p.m., agreed to re - main at the Clinton Board office in the nurses' residence on a month to month basis at a rental of $300 per month; and approved the schedule for afternoon meet - ings of the board as presented by Dr. A.B. Deathe to begin in October. 13 OZ BAGS DARES COOKIES WONDERSOFT 4 ROLL PAK TOILET TISSUE 6 OZ LIQUID CERTO VIM INSTANT 3 LB POWDERED MILK ALLEN'S RECONSTITUTED 48 OZ APPLE JUKE ROYALL 12 OZ LUNCH ME T GOLD LEAF 62 OZ FLAKETUNA TWINKLE 15 OZ C, ;KE MIXES CHRI STI E 16 OZ RITZ BISCUITS REALEMON 24 OZ LEMON JUICE 2/89 53+ 394 $115 3/ 9k 2/73c 2/: 9 3/59 S94 47' PARCHMENT WRAPPED 1 LB BRUCE'S MARGARINE 4/$1 LEWI S SHORT CAKE 37 FROZEN FOOD mammommommemmmm SARA LEE 13 OZ, CAKES b4c eeh PRODUCE US Non I Good Size elo 9t each Canada Non 1 New Crop GEE; CA BA E 10( LB 40192. California BING CHERRIES 63 L Rindless 1 Lb Package SIDE ACON Schneider's 6 Oz Package Cooked Ham Pure 11' Coleman's 'Smoked Fresh Ground HEAD CHEESE SIDE !"+R 16 55G 49C Ib Per Tin 13'n piece Ib 35 sliced Ib 39c