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Zurich Citizens News, 1973-05-10, Page 3THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1973 BLUE BONNET COLORED MARGARINE 3 LB PACT<AGE MAPLE LEAF SKIM MILK INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED CH ESE SLICES JACK'S J JZ PREPRICED G9c' POTAT CHI"`, SWING 3 1/2 OZ ENVELOPES ORANGE CRYSTA SQll1RREL PEANUT BUTTER KADANA TEA BAGS NABOB WAFFLE SYRUP NABOB WIIIPPED TOPPING MIX NABOB LEMON PIE FILLING MIX VAN CAMP BEARS WITH PORK CORONATION SWEET MIXED PICKLES 12 PER PACK 8 OZ PKG 8 1/2 OZ r 32 OZ 100's 65c 32 0Z 53` 4 0Z 49` 2/49c 14 OZ 4/89` 2402 2/89` ,, SUPER SAVE DONUTS 3/88` TASTY—NU FRESI-1 RHUBARB PIE PREPRICED 85¢ 69 ` am Slices FRES11 LB !'9 DEVON 1 LB PK C BY- TEL E- PIECE 10 L13 !30X LB LB LB urkey Wings $3.25 Beef Kidn LB 254 PRODUCE 1„1111„) 1 1 1 l„l ) III ONTARIO POTATOES 10 Lbs 83( CANADA FANCY C.A.McINTOSH APPLES 5 lb bag 79 CANADA NO 3. FRESH SPINACH 10 oz. pkgs. 2/59 FROZEN FOOD 1/1 lllll 11111111/1111111111,111 Old South Orunge Juice uOZ 2/79c WEEKEND SPECIALS May 9, 10, 11, 12 PLEASE NOTE: We reserve the right to limit all quantities on all advertised items. AL'S fTMA,FKET HENSALL - ONTARIO FALT 3 insurance S (continued from page 1) retary, $10. Deputy chief, cap- tain, firemen, engineer and secretary must attend meetings to qualify for monthly payment. Five dollar payment is to be made to each member, includ- ing officers, attending mutual aid. The chauffeur is to receive 13 cents a mile, and $2.00 pay- ment will be made to each member responding to a fire alarm , including false alarm, There will be a $4.00 hourly rate on emergency, stand-by or extra hose time, to be computed half hourly, and $24 per diem allowance plus transportation for attending council approved functions pertaining to fire service matters. Bills and accounts amounting to approximately $3456,12 were ordered paid. Budget proposed for 1973 is; expenditures, $147, 020.00; receipts, $11, 300.00; balance of taxes amounting to $135, 720. with expected government grant of $16, 000. It is expected the mill rate will be five mills less than last years. Taxes will be collected in two installments. A grant of $75 was made to the South Huron Agricultural Society. Amber Rebekahsto 1 attend n n event nplans The regular meeting of Arnb- •followed er Rebekah Lodge was held Wednesday evening in the Lodge rooms with N.G. Mrs. Irene Blackwell presiding and being assisted by V.G. Mrs. Aldeen Volland. Sister Olga Chipchase was reported to have returned home from hospital and improving in health, Cards had been sent to the hospital and a gift will be presented later. A donation has been forward- ed to the Canadian Cancer Soc- iety. The committee in charge reported having a small profit from the booth at the McBeath house sale, An invitation was received from Morning Star Lodge, Brussels, to attend a banquet and anniversary party on June 6. A number of memb- ers plan to attend. Quite a number of members attended the 25th birthday anniversary at the Atwood com- munity centre of Monkton Star Lodge., when over 250 people were in attendance, The Reb- ekah members and Oddfellows will be attending a Church service in Hensall United Church on May 20. Carmel women e k i n ' n n s f n rThe making Sp ring meeting The W,M, S. of Carmel Pres- byterian Church held their meet. ing Monday evening at the Church. President Mrs. Rachel Schwalm presided and opened with a poem "This Old World. " Mrs. Ruby Hoggarth and Mrs. Edith Bell took charge of the program and worship, using serif ture taken from 'sail'. The theme for the topic was "Ye p shall bear witness." A poem entitled "My Prayer" was read. The roll call was answered by 10 members with the naming of a missionary. Plans were made for the spring meeting of the Huron Presbyterial to be held in Carme Church, June 16, at 1:30. Mrs. R.A. Orr gave a report on the Hamilton -London Synodical which she attended in Winghant recently. Plans were also made for the 83rd WMS birthday party Harry with be held on June 4, Mrs. Snell closed the meeting prayer, Ladies Aid meeting with Mrs, Aldeen Vol- land presiding and Mrs. Jean Snell acting as secretary. It was reported that the proceeds from the "Luncheon is Served" din- ner was most gratifying. We SEE TI AQUA IIE COsiopERATivE HENSALL 262_2uo8 have a TALK T LI0HINITROGEN FOR YOUR B R U 482-9823 Limited Supply OF I , ,, , 0 US ABOUT CORN DISTRICT C E F I E L D �°f° ZURICH 230-4393 ... . The five basic care symbols are appearing on a greater nunm- ber of textile products today. Each represents one method of textile care. BLUE BONNET COLORED MARGARINE 3 LB PACT<AGE MAPLE LEAF SKIM MILK INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED CH ESE SLICES JACK'S J JZ PREPRICED G9c' POTAT CHI"`, SWING 3 1/2 OZ ENVELOPES ORANGE CRYSTA SQll1RREL PEANUT BUTTER KADANA TEA BAGS NABOB WAFFLE SYRUP NABOB WIIIPPED TOPPING MIX NABOB LEMON PIE FILLING MIX VAN CAMP BEARS WITH PORK CORONATION SWEET MIXED PICKLES 12 PER PACK 8 OZ PKG 8 1/2 OZ r 32 OZ 100's 65c 32 0Z 53` 4 0Z 49` 2/49c 14 OZ 4/89` 2402 2/89` ,, SUPER SAVE DONUTS 3/88` TASTY—NU FRESI-1 RHUBARB PIE PREPRICED 85¢ 69 ` am Slices FRES11 LB !'9 DEVON 1 LB PK C BY- TEL E- PIECE 10 L13 !30X LB LB LB urkey Wings $3.25 Beef Kidn LB 254 PRODUCE 1„1111„) 1 1 1 l„l ) III ONTARIO POTATOES 10 Lbs 83( CANADA FANCY C.A.McINTOSH APPLES 5 lb bag 79 CANADA NO 3. FRESH SPINACH 10 oz. pkgs. 2/59 FROZEN FOOD 1/1 lllll 11111111/1111111111,111 Old South Orunge Juice uOZ 2/79c WEEKEND SPECIALS May 9, 10, 11, 12 PLEASE NOTE: We reserve the right to limit all quantities on all advertised items. 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