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Zurich Citizens News, 1974-04-11, Page 3THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1974 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS PAGE 3 ON1 NESCAFE INSTANT COFFEE TASTER'S CHOICE FREEZE DRIED INSTANT COFFEE LIDO SNOBALL COOKIES 12 LIDO DERBY MALLO COOKIES 11 OZ DEAL PACK 4 OZ SCOTT 4 ROLL PACK TOONTE FAILETNCY TISSUE DELM TOMALAT JUICE GOLD SE FLAKED TUNA 6 JACK'S BONUS PACK POTATO CHIPS 12 12 OZ 48 FL OZ 1/2 Oz Oz OZ PREPRICED 69¢ MUSFJROOM, CHICKEN NOODLE, VEGETABLE BEEF AYLMER SOUPS IOFLOz BICK'S SAUERKRAUT 32 OZ ROBIN HOOD SUPREME CAKE MIXES 18 Oz ROBIN HOOD PUDDING MIXES 9 OZ '2.09 '1 ®29 2/1 59c 39c 63 5/99c 43c 2/9 2/59` 8 OZ CHICKEN, TURKEY or BEEF Banquet Pot Pies 3/1 MAPLE LEAF WHOLE, HALF or QUARTER Football HamsLB 99t HINT OF MAPLE or MAPLE LEAF Dinner Hams LB 1.29 HINT OF MAPLE or MAPLE LEAF Side Bacon LB 9 9 t SLICED MAPLE LEAF Cook:d H GRADE "A" T.rk FRESH LEAN roun PoIish Y FRESH 5-9 LBS LB LB 1.6 SIZE 24 U.S. NO 1 HEAD LE T TL CE 2/49 U, S, NO 1 SIZE 48's FLORIDA WHITE GRAPEFRUIT 1O/89 CANADAN2LBBAG FRESHO1 PARSNIPS 39 The Store will be open from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Thursday, April 11, and will be closed all day on Good Friday, April 12, WEEKEND SPECIALS April 10, 11, 13 PLEASE NOTE: We reserve the right to limit all quantities on all advertised items. AL' S MARKET HENSALL ONTARIO the empty tomb," Vocal solos were given by Sandra and Lesa Volland accompanied by Karen Volland on the guitar. Karen , also played a guitar solo, sale on June 7. A donation was made towards the Legion Bursary. Sports offic- er Iva Reid gave the sports rep- ort, announcing bowling tourna- "Easter --He is Risen," She spoke of the disciples who were plain men but who were able to tell what they personally knew of Christ. / / /. MRS, JOYCE PEPPER, CORRESPONDENT Mrs. Ester Wright gave an Easter meditation "All in an rnents corning up in Seaforth, Goderich, Strathroy and Walker- Mrs, R.M. Peck took as her subject for the study "Does Mrs, E. R, Luther and Mrs. about a degree team to confer April Evening." The W , M, S, accepted an invitation to be ton. Iva Reid won the mystery prize, 011ie Cooper, the guess- Anyone care about my Friend?" This was a comprehensive view T.G. Lavender attended the second annual of the Silver degrees on candidates. Plans are to be arranged later. gPresbyterian guests of the W, M, S. of First Church in Seal- ing prize, and Wanda McClin- chey the attendance prize. of a minister's life in Uraquay, living on $70 a month. Birch area of Girl Guides in It was also decided to drape orth, April 18. Next meeting UNITED CHURCH NOTES The offering was taken by Kitchener on Saturday. The program theme was "Joy in the Charter in memory of Mrs, Nancy Kyle, who passed away will be May 6. Mrs. Clarence Volland pres- A solo "Open the Gates of the Temple" sang by Earl Shap- Mrs. E. Luther, and dedicated by Mrs. McAllister, who cond- Guiding," Over 400 Guide, in March, ided at the regular meeting of ter highlighted the Palm Sun- ucted a contest. Plans were Brownie and Ranger leaders A discussion took place on the Ladies Aid following the day Service of worship in Hen- made for the flowers in the were present. the decision to have a dessert W. M .S. meeting. Arrange- call United Church on Sunday Church for April and for the Carl Payne is visiting with euchre somtime in May. Final ments were finalized to cater morning. Rev. Don Beck devotional at the general meet - his daughter and son-in-law, and Mrs. Gary I. Merrit, in plans are to be made at a later date. at the Gould -Sangster wedding and also to purchase some items preached on the sermon topic "Christ the King." Thursday ingin May. Mrs, Elizabeth Faber, Liter - Oceanside, California, The D. D.P., Mrs. Mary required for the church. evening at 7.30 p.m. will be ature Secretary of Huron Presby - AMBER REBEKAHS Grigg, of District 23, will make her LEGION LADIES Maundy Thursday Communion terial, and a delegate for W.M. The regular meeting of the official visit at the April 17 The April meeting of the Service and on Sunday morn- S. and Arnold Circle of Carmel Amber Rebekah Lodge was held meeting, Hensall Legion Ladies Auxiliary ing, April 14, the choir with Presbyterian Church and Rachel Wednesday eveningin the CARMEL HOSTS VISITORS was held in the Legion Hall Rev. Beck as narrator will pres- Schwalm, Literature secretary Lodge rooms with N.G, Mrs, The W.M.S. of Carmel Presb- Tuesday evening with Mildred ent the Easter Cantata, "No of the Hamilton -London Synod- Aldeen Volland presiding and yterian Church met Monday Chalmers presiding. Zone Greater Love. " ical attended the annual being assisted by V .G. Mrs. Margaret Consitt. evening at the church with the Arnold Circle and Horne Helpers Commander Mrs. Margaret Thorndyke made her annual UNIT IV OF U. C , W , meeting in the Geneva Presbyt- erian Church in Chesley last It was reported that quite a number of cards had been attending. Mrs. Harvey Fyde, the president, welcomed the visit for the year to this meet- ing and gave an interesting Unit IV of Hensall United Church Women met on April Tuesday and Wednesday. Del - egates from ten counties attend - sent to sick and shut-in memb- guests and opened the meeting resume of the years work, after 4, with 20 members present. ed, While there, they also ers. The Past Grands of Amber with an Easter poem, which the president presented Mrs. McAllister read a poem visited with Rev. and Mrs. P. A. Rebekah Lodge will be attend- ing the district meeting in the Mrs. Edith Bell and Mrs, Clarence Volland were in charge her with a gift. The draw for the Easter bask- "The stone is rolled away." Mrs. L. Purdy gave the devot- Ferguson, of Chesley, who were formerly of Hensall. Clinton Lodge rooms on April of the devotional, Mrs. Bell et will be made on Saturday, ional which she began by read- Mr. and Mrs. Desmond Ivey 10. presented an Easter Meditation April 13. Members decided to ing scripture from Luke follow- of Sarnia visited Sunday with It was decided to inquire entitled "Faithful Women and again have the annual penny ed by prayer. Her theme was their mother, Mrs, Daisy Ivey. ON1 NESCAFE INSTANT COFFEE TASTER'S CHOICE FREEZE DRIED INSTANT COFFEE LIDO SNOBALL COOKIES 12 LIDO DERBY MALLO COOKIES 11 OZ DEAL PACK 4 OZ SCOTT 4 ROLL PACK TOONTE FAILETNCY TISSUE DELM TOMALAT JUICE GOLD SE FLAKED TUNA 6 JACK'S BONUS PACK POTATO CHIPS 12 12 OZ 48 FL OZ 1/2 Oz Oz OZ PREPRICED 69¢ MUSFJROOM, CHICKEN NOODLE, VEGETABLE BEEF AYLMER SOUPS IOFLOz BICK'S SAUERKRAUT 32 OZ ROBIN HOOD SUPREME CAKE MIXES 18 Oz ROBIN HOOD PUDDING MIXES 9 OZ '2.09 '1 ®29 2/1 59c 39c 63 5/99c 43c 2/9 2/59` 8 OZ CHICKEN, TURKEY or BEEF Banquet Pot Pies 3/1 MAPLE LEAF WHOLE, HALF or QUARTER Football HamsLB 99t HINT OF MAPLE or MAPLE LEAF Dinner Hams LB 1.29 HINT OF MAPLE or MAPLE LEAF Side Bacon LB 9 9 t SLICED MAPLE LEAF Cook:d H GRADE "A" T.rk FRESH LEAN roun PoIish Y FRESH 5-9 LBS LB LB 1.6 SIZE 24 U.S. NO 1 HEAD LE T TL CE 2/49 U, S, NO 1 SIZE 48's FLORIDA WHITE GRAPEFRUIT 1O/89 CANADAN2LBBAG FRESHO1 PARSNIPS 39 The Store will be open from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Thursday, April 11, and will be closed all day on Good Friday, April 12, WEEKEND SPECIALS April 10, 11, 13 PLEASE NOTE: We reserve the right to limit all quantities on all advertised items. 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