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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1964-05-28, Page 4ANNOUNCEMENT The barber business of the late Clair Deneau of Hensall has been sold to Don (Chub) McCurdy of Exeter At this time we wish to thank all the customers for their kind support in the past years and wish success to the new owner. ERMA AND LINDA LOWERY AND THE DENEAU FAMILY general proficiency award for $100 for highest standing in the year; the Masse y-Ferguson Scholarship $250 to be used for ..... • .. .• • • unn;,.., • 47/. Announcing The Opening of The ERIC NORRIS Hensall Hotel Dining Room graduate studies and the OAC class of "33" Scholarship $200 to be used for graduate studies. Eric has been accepted bythe OAC graduate school to start working on a masters degree this fall. z-, \.% Pork Ground Round Steak Peamealed Spare Ribs Beef or Roasts ItDk Bacon ..49t 2..79t L8.754 L..59t L.B.55t 1111111111 `11..WNVk INSL Supreme Brand 10-oz. Grocery Specials Gerber's Strained Baby Foods York Brand Vegetables Compare at 490 bag Kernel Corn 2-lb. poly bag 394 mixed, cream-corn, beans with pork, peas/carrots Produce Special No. 1 California Grapefruit size Ms 8 /49 Liquid Swan Detergent Macaroni or Spaghetti Pineapple crushed or sliced New! New! Grocery Specials (glass iars) 3/99 5-oz. 10/$1 24-oz. 634 Surget Brand 2-lb. pkg. 29 20-oz. 5/51 New! Compare at 850 Lyons Tea Bags PILLSBURY CINNAMON STREUSEL COFFEE CAKE MIX PILLSBURY APPLE-CINNAMON COFFEE CAKE MIX PILLSBURY HOT-ROLL MIX SPECIAL 60-pack. 5c 420 490 290 Carnation. Milk tali tins 7/$1 Libby's 20-oz. Deeli-Browned Beans 5/$1 SPECIALS FOR MAY 28.29-30 STORE HOURS dlOgeil all day every Mondayi open day Wednesday open Friday evenings Saturday evenings WAR 10 ji"i5; HENSALL MOVING TO HENSALL Don "Chub" McCurdy, wishes to announce he will be moving into the barbershop of the late Clair Deneau, Main Street, Hensall, THE SHOP WILL BE OPEN FOR BUSINESS ON TUESDAY, JUNE 2 Hours: Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday 8:00 to 6:00 Thursdays and Saturdays -- 8:00 to 9:00 ohteete eftade4 At this time, I Wish to thank my many friends and patrons in the area who have patronized my shop in Exeter for the past five years. Their business has been greatly appreciated, CHUB 'S BARBERSHOP Product. Of Gen* ,at Motor* E Pa f " 1 Frigidaire Sales with Service Drysdale Crest Hardware PHON111 11 HENSALL. Weddings, gardens, visits Page 4 May 28, 1964, Cromarty folk are bus Hensall and district news, CORRESPONDENTS Mrs. Maude Hedden, Phone 5 Mrs. Archie MacGregor, Phone 56 By MRS. .KEN McKELLAR QE omAirry liibbert•a Little L as sie .Staffa. West, held the second meeting of 4-H Garden club,. may 21 at tho home of Mrs. Wallace, Roll call was answered by eight members,, Plans . were made for the next meeting ..to be held on pee 20 ,at 10 ain at the home of Mary Ellen Doyle, Questions pertain- lng to the meetings were Cussed and a.nsw.er Wallace demonstrated the transplanting of asters,. Each girl supplied one liege- M.r., Sunday yi4itor§ with Mr. .4 fing1Lciirri9; 4:iinci4 and Mrs, Alex G.401,Por were Mr, 4104n ,of PQrckgster,,,, _Ken Mrs . o Edward DPerA 14ith vwpairplc .&•t 441;(1:MnAcilt )4p 711Tolp 794. 4°4 'M11117Prgr, So .t'M9.437:11t c1:NI.-I'cIrNis..r; g an rn d & Mrs. Robertnalley and family left nSlaptptirit9ey'loeZtaiin101 nolrot ‘tro Mrk McKellar Son-in,lew, Mr,. & Mr., were geests at the Stephen Kentiriek and Wedding in Seaforth Saturday„ mrs, Jean CealMere and son. Switzerland, no longer than David Chalmers of Lereloeylei, a small state of the U.S., is ted recently with mr. & Mrs, only 15,944 anaare miles in T, Laing, Vickie P414 driit:p..tijoirinPf411,,als41toTei area. Mr. is .premature were Sunday visitors with Mr, explanation that overstays its 4 Mrs. Alex Ramsey. time. George Iles tahle that pan be grown in a garden and these with meat and dessert provided dinner, PERSONALS Mrs. Will Miller, who has been a patient in St, Joseph's Hospital London, for several weeks, returned horn e Saturday. Anna. Marie and Ingrid Haste, daughters of Mr. & Mrs. Her, men lipste of Seaforth, are spending a few deys with Mr. & Mrs, Wesley Ruesell. Mrs. Frank Allen was moved by ambulance from Seaforth Hospital to Victoria Hoepital, London, for further treatments. MPS Alice Walker was a. ,guest et the Stewart-TbiPt ding in Main St. United chnrch, Mitchell, 5atnroy, Mr, & Mrs. K. McKellar vie!, ted Sunday evening with Mr, & Mrs. Alex Cram nricton. Miss Agnes Hislop, mission, ary pn furlough from India, visited recently at the home of Mr, 4. Mrs. T. L, Scott. Mrs. M, Lannond and Mrs, T. Laing attended the afternoon Session of the June conference of Stratford Presbyterial which wee held in Listowel preeby- terien church Tuesday. Mrs N, Harburn, Mrs. F. Hamilton, Mrs. R. Laing, Mrs, G. Carey, Mrs. J. Miller and Mrs. J. Staffa scholar wins three cash awards BEST BUYS in USED CARS AND TRUCKS TataedetPaa attended, .the ever tying session. Mr, 44, Mrs. W. A, cheseeli and family and Gary Happy, all. of StratfOrd, ViettedS4PeleY with. Mr. & MP,_13etiertga..ru Mr, & 1,4rs John Jgfgraom Ronnie, Brenda anq Robbie i were Sunday ViSitere With Mr, 4 Mi7P., iiener Shute, Icirkten, Mr. & Mrs, Hugh Moore and family of Lindsay spent the weekend with Mr, & Mrs. T, L, Scott and family and Mrs. Moore. & mrs, Nelson Hunkin, Teeewater visited Sunday with Mrs. HunkinIs father, Mr. w11- liarn Hamilton. mr, & mrs. Duncan Scott were guests at the Iviifflin- Arnistreng wedding which took piece at Bethel Munro HQ sat, orday, Messrs, Mervin Dow and Geral ci Carey attended the Presbyterian Men's Conference at. Huron College, London, last wend.me kre. visited with Mr, & Mrs. Ken Moorehead at Brempton Wed- nesday, Mrs, Alex Gardiner Isn't it queer that only sen- sible people agree with you? Robert C. (Bob) Edwards Girl hurts knee during ball play Miss Susan Jinks, 13, while playing ball on the lawn of her grandmother Mrs. C. L. Jinks fell while running and injured her knee cap. She was taken by Bonthron Ambulance to South HuronHos- pital, Exeter, where the knee was placed in a cast. She has returned to her home. UCW presents gift to member By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN STAFFA Eric Norris, son of Mrs. Sam Norris, Staffa, and the late Sam Norris, received his Bachelor of Science in Agriculture degree at the convocation held in the Physical Education building at the Ontario Agricultural Col- lege Friday, May 22, He also received the OAC CAROL BROWN Former resident captures medals Plan bale at Kippen '64 MERCURY, 2 door hardtop, demonstrator, power equipped '64 MERCURY Montclaire, demonstrator, 4 door sedan, power equipped '62 MERCURY 2 door hardtop, power equip- ment, automatic '60 PONTIAC, Laurentian, very sharp car, low mileage 2,400 '59 FORD, station wagon, V-8 standard transmission '58 DODGE Custom Royal, 4 door sedan, sharp, clean '58 METEOR Station Wagon, 6 cyl, standard shift '57 FORD, V-8, standard shift '56 FORD, V-8, automatic, motor reconditioned 2 PETERBOROUGH 16' BOATS, complete with trailers. One has 25 h.p. Viking the other 15 h.p. Johnson motor. Kinettes stage rummage sale Hensel/ Kinettes were pleas- ed with the success of their spring rummage sale held Sat- urday at the local Arena with many buyers from H en sail, community, and out of town attending. Three cartons of good used clothing not sold was given to the UCW for their bale which is being packed June 2. Penny sale draw will be held in Legion Hall Saturday May 30 at 10 pm for over 50 prizes donated by businessmen of Hen- sall and district. PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Wes Richardson and Mr. & Mrs. Ross Richard- son returned Monday from a weekend fishing trip at Kirk- field, on Lake Simcoe. They reported fishing poor owing to rough weather. Mr. & Mrs. Harold Scruton of Port Dover attended the fu- neral of the late Miss Olive Coxworth Monday from the Bon- thron Funeral Chapel. Mrs. Lou Simpson, who has been a patient in Clinton Public Hospital, returned home Satur- day. Mr. & Mrs. George Parker, Ricky and Cindy, were weekend guests with Mr. & Mrs. Charles McArthur of Detroit, Mich. Mrs. William Parsons of RR 1 Cromarty is a patient at Clin- ton Public Hospital where she was taken by Bonthron Ambu- lance Friday evening. Mr. & Mrs. Alex. McMurtrie of Toronto visited relatives in Hensall and vicinity during the past week. UCW unit 3 met Monday eve- ning May 25 with Mrs. Ron Mock in the chair. The devotional "Live Your Faith" was conducted by Mrs. Walker Carlile, assisted by Mrs. Eric Mansfield and Mrs. Jack Simmons. This unit will be responsible for the nursery and church flowers for June. Mrs. Orrin Williams pre- sented the study "The Way in India and Nepal", Mrs. Wm. Fuss rendered a solo accom- panied at the piano by Mrs. Cecil Pepper, pianist for the unit. Mrs. Williams was pre- sented with a going away gift of a cup and saucer by Miss Mary Goodwin. Many 1956 and older cars to choose from. TRUCKS '52 INTERNATIONAL Stake '57 FORD 1/2 ton, 8' box '57 MERCURY 1/2 ton, 81/2 ft. stake rack Sunday, May 31 From it 30 to 7.30 p.m. By MRS. NORMAN LONG KIPPEN St. Andrew's UCW held their meeting in the Sunday school rooms Tuesday evening May 12. Twenty three ladies were in attendance. The meeting opened with Mrs. 0. Workman taking the worship, Mrs. B. Faber, the president, chaired the meeting. Mrs. K. Lovell accompanied at the piano by Mrs. L. Lovell sang a solo. Mrs. H. Jones took the topic on "India". She had a tape re- cording on the subject with a question and answer period afterwards. Plans were discussed for the summer months and it was agreed to hold a strawberry supper on June 1'7 in theSunday school rooms. A bale is to be packed for overseas the first week of June and any good used clothing will be acceptable. Courtesy remarks were given by Mrs. E, McBride, after which Mrs. L. Lovell, hostess, assis- ted by Mrs. K. Lovell served lunch. This was followed with a penny sale which brought in a goodly amount for the unit. Make Us An Offer '56 HUDSON Rambler '56 FORD 4 door WI to sell cook books Miss Carol Brown, Seaforth, formerly of Hensall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brown, was awarded two gold medals, three silver medals and a bronze medal at the Stratford Kiwanis Music Festival last week. She also received $25 scholarship to assist in her music studies. Carol, who is organist of First Presbyterian Church, Seaforth, was awarded a mark of 87 by adjudicator James Gibb, who said of her performance Friday it had "great sweep and splendor". He found in it "gen- uine charm and simplicity". Again in her playing in the piano solo, concert group, open, Mr. Gibb found great promise. She had a sensitive opening, he said, and a "good ear for the romantic Sibelius". The climax was well played, he said, and the final passages had a steady, clear and fine tone. During July Carol plans to continue her studies at the Royal Conservatory of Music in Tor- onto. SUNDAY SPECIAL BARBECUE SPARE RIBS AND CHICKEN $1.75 Organize loops for ball players Any boys eight years and over interested in playing baseball in a local league are to meet at Hensall Ball Park Monday at '? p.m. Girls 12 years and over interested in playing House League Softball will meet at the softball diamond on Monday also at 7 p.m. In case of rain, players to meet at local arena. Any adults interested in base- ball coaching are asked to attend. HENSALL MOTOR SALES We Serve Steak 8 Roast Beef and Other Fine Foods Your Meteor Mercury Dealer Roy Campbell, Proprietor Phone Hensall 31 PERSONALS Mrs. Sam Norris, Mr. & Mrs. Bob Norris and Patti, Miss Ethel Balkwill and Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Kemp attended the con- vocation at the Ontario Agricul- tural College Friday, May 22, at which time Eric Norris re- ceived his degree in Bachelor of Science in Agriculture. Mr. & Mrs. Harry Agar and family, St. Thomas, visited Sun- day evening with Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Agar and family. Phone Henson 6 For Reservation " • ....... ... About 20% of the total tele- phone calls to and from the average newspaper are classi- fied advertising. 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 Olive Coxworth lived in Detroit Private funeral services for the late Miss Olive May Cox- worth were held Monday, May 25, from Bonthron Funeral Home conducted by Rev. Harold F. Currie. Interment was in Hensall Union Cemetery. Miss Coxworth, who was in her '74th year, was born inHen- sail and spent a greater part of her life in Detroit. She was admitted to the Queensway Nur- sing Home here from McCor- mick Nursing home, London, a month ago, where she died Fri- day, May 22. She is survived by neices and nephews Mrs. Bert Horton and Mrs, P. L. McNaughton, Hen- sall; Mrs. Gordon \Tickers of Newmarket and Harold Scruton, Port Dover. Kippen East Women's Insti- tute meeting was held at the home of the president Mrs. Vern Alderdice Wednesday evening, May 20, with the pre- sident presiding. The roll call "When did I plant my garden" was answer- ed by 22 members. Mrs. Wilmer Broadfoot gave the topic on "The Origin of Mother's Day" and also read a poem. Reports were given by Mrs. Wm. Kyle and Mrs. Vivan Coop- er, delegates to the District Annual. District Director Mrs. Wm. Bell gave an account of her first day at Officers' Con- ference in Guelph, and Mrs. James McNaughton reported on the meeting of the historical society in Goderich May 6. It was decided that the new cook books should go on sale at $1,00 per copy. Mrs. Harry Caldwell demonstrated the making of an orange dessert. Mrs. Ken McKay won the des- sert in a draw. Mrs. Ernie Whitehouse con- ducted an intriguing contest. Each member received the name of her sunshine pal for this year. Hostesses were Mrs. Ross Chapman, Mrs. Ross Sararas, Mrs. Robert Kinsman, and Mrs. Jack Consitt. PERSONALS Mrs. Margaret Johnston of Toronto spent a few days visit- ing her brother, W. R. Cooper. Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Littleton of London spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Ron Littleton and Mr. & Mrs. Russell Faber. Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Pries- tap of near Mitchell were Sun- day guests of the latter's father, Robert Thomson. Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Lavery and Gregory recently moved to Zurich. Mrs. Lloyd Lovell is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon- don. Mr. Nelson Hood, who has been hospitalized the past two months in Victoria Hospital, London, is reported to be im- proving in health. Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Wren at- tended the funeral Tuesday of their infant granddaughter, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Ivan Wren of Hanover. The baby died Sunday noon in the Sick Chil- dren's Hospital, Toronto. PERSONALS Mrs. H. J. Stokes of Montreal spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Walker Carlile and other relatives. The barber business of the late Clair Deneau has been sold to Don (Chub) McCurdy of Exe- ter, who gets possession this week. Sgt. O. G. Williams ' who has been stationed at Clinton RCAF Station for the past three and a half years, has been posted to North Bay, Mrs. Williams and family who have been residents here for that time, will move to North Bay in June at the completion of the school term. Flowers at the United Church Sunday morning were in loving memory of Clair F. Deneau, placed there by the family. Mr. & Mrs. George Parker, Ricky and Cindy spent the week- end visiting with Mr. & Mrs. Charles MacArthur, Tracey and Kim in Detroit. Miss Dorothy Parker and Miss Elda Wald of London visi- ted over the weekend with the former's parents, Mr. & Mrs. Harold Parker and Patsy. Mr. & Mrs. Harold Scruton of Port Dover and Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Vickers of Newmarket attended the funeral of their aunt, Miss Olive Coxworth, Monday, Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Dilling and family of Sarnia and Miss Bernice Dilling of London visi- ted over the weekend with their parents, Mr. & Mrs. Wilbert Dilling. Mrs. Edna Corbett visited over the weekend with her son- in-law and daughter, Mr. & Mrs. Archie MacGregor. ACEACIME When kldriaYA foil to remove *cacao titidii atidwastee, backache-tired . disturbed rest often may Dodd's l ldney Pills stimulate kidneys to 'normal. dOty. You fag betta, WOO better, work bettor,. to Dodds Pills ,