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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1966-10-20, Page 6ROBERT E. McKINLEY Smoked 79 24-oz. special pack Ivory Liquid Detergent Instant Coffee Nescafe 12 oz. bonus jar vE 'ME Side Bacon 79' $1.49 Clover Leaf Pink Salmon „tin 73e Q.T.F. Tropical Fruit Salad 15„0• 2/5 7C Sp aghetfros FRANCO-AMERICAN 15-oz. tin 3/55e Green Giant Green Beans 3/59e isisiovd Klear Paste Wax 1 lb. Tins, SPECIAL PACK 1S9 Layer Type Cake Mixes PiLLs.T. 2/69 alit Delmonte Prunes Seedless 'Raisins DELMONTE GOLDEN lb pkg. .2/15 Ib. Pkg. 55 Spareribs 65' ib Cottage Brand Jams 79e apple-raspberry, app le-- strawberry (added pectin) 48-oz. Tin Shoulder Chops Wing Steaks 89' ib FROZEN Berryland Strawberries 15-oz. pkg. 39 PRODUCE or Golden Ripe Bananas No., .b .1U WEEKEND SPECIALS, prices effective October 20, 21, 22 /66 Ham Steaks [MARKET] HENSALL- ONTARIO Braising Ribs 45' 11""uu"""4"1""""""M",41",MM,PMM,1)114tt#MIIMMOUP1441144f#4411#4ff IMMIllIMJAMMIMWM; #### IAliat Thnss-Advocate, October 20, 1966 WI hear of northland from district politician Hensa and district news. Once in every week, An ad in every home That's the way to more business profits'. Boys! Girls! CALVES ARRIVING One carload of steer calves, one carload of heifer calves will be arriving in Hensell soon, a limited number 0 groups of four will be available. Any boy or girl under age of 21 in Townships of Hay, Hibbert, Tuckersinith, Usborne, Stanley and Stephen Wishing to feed calves for the HensallSonth Huron Agricultural Society kindly contact any 0 the following directors as soon as possible, Wm. Coleman, 262-5031; Jim McGregor, 262-5156; Jack Kinsman, 262-5472; Victor Hargreaves, 482-7511; Jack Morrissey, 234-6200; P. L. McNaughtore Hensall, secretary, 262-2118. •• CORRESPONDENTS Mrs. Maude Hedchm, Phone 2622002 Mrs. Bertha *MacGregor( Phone 262-2025 Kinettes celebrate 10th anniversary liern, Exeter, presented the club with an inscribed scrap book. Mrs. J. W. Drysdale introduced the guest speaker Bill Brady of CFPL-TV London, who spoke on "Broadcasting Industries". He was much enjoyed and received a standing ovation. Past pres- ident Mrs. Wm Fuss was soloist contributing two solos. Her ac- companist was Mrs.Robt.Pryde. Past President Mrs. John Deltz brought greetings from all past Kinettes and presented Charter President Mrs. Harold Knight with a floral arrangement which was given to the Kinette Club by the Past Kinettes. Convenor Mrs. Nancy Browne cut the birth- day cake which was served with coffee at the end of the evening. October 25. Mrs. Wilbert Dilling read the list of resolutions to be brought up at the Area Con- vention, Mrs. V, M, Pyette and Mrs, James McAllister were ap- pointed voting delegates to the Area Convention at Goderich. Contributing to the program were toe tapping mueteal num- bers with Don McCurdy on the banjo, Frank Forrest, violin and Alfred Denornme at the piano, and a floral demonstration by Mrs. Gerald Northcott of Reder's Florists, Exeter, who arranged several beautiful floral bouquets. She donated them and they were auctioned off by Mrs. Beer, and the buyers were Mr. McKinley, Mrs. Robt. Elgie, Mrs. T. J. Sherritt and Mrs. Cordon Troyer. Mrs. R. M. Peck was the winner in the draw for a floral arrange- ment. Mrs. Pyette extended courtesy remarks. President Mrs. Bev-. erly Beaton presided for the business and Mrs. Clarence Reid for the program. Program con- venors were Mrs. Maude liedden and Mrs. C larence Reid. Host- tesses were Mrs. Harry Horton and Mrs. Annie Reid. VICTORIA and GREY TRUST Mr, Robt, E. McKinley M.P. for Huron, was guest Speaker at Hensall Women's Institute Wednesday evening, Oct. 12. The speaker introduced by Mrs. Fred Beer was spending the week in Huron because of the ploughing Match and said he was very pleased to visit with the Women's Institute whenever possible. Mr, McKinley spoke of the many duties of a Member of Parliament and also showed pic- tures of a trip to Northern Can- ada taken this summer by the Northern Affairs committee of the House of Commons. He spoke of the tremendous potentials of the North in natural resources. He wished every Canadian would have the opportunity to see the conditions the northern people who are also Canadians live un- der. If they could he said "I am sure most people would be much more content with the many pleasures that Canadians enjoy". Roll call was "What I con- tributed to the Ploughing Match". During the business session $15 was donated to the CNIB. The group accepted an invitation to Dashwood, November 8 and to the Ontario Hospital, Goderich, The Kinette Club of Hensall celebrated its 10th anniversary with a banquet at Hotel Hensall Wednesday evening, October 12. Guests included Mrs. Nancy Browne, convenor of District Kinettes Club, of St. Thomas, Mrs. Bertha Rive, district sec- retary, St. Thomas, Mrs. Hal Taggart, London, wife of the national president, Reeve Mrs. Minnie Noakes of Hensel', past Kinettes of Hensall, and Kinette Clubs of Exeter and Clinton. Reeve Mrs. Noakes brought greetings from the Village of Hensall, President Mrs. Van Reisen of Clinton Club presented Hensall Kinette Club with a guest book and president Mrs. Barbara Grand Bend ladies learn about union Tea was served by Mrs. Max Turnbull and Mrs. Allan Miller. Hensall personals By MRS. THOMAS HERN The first meeting of the Elim- ville I 4-H Homemaking Club was held at the home of Mrs. Norman Jaques. The President is Brenda Blair; secretary, Sheila Hern and press reporter, Janice Morley. Notes were given on "Good Food Makes a Difference". Subsequent meetings were held at the home of the leader, Mrs. Jaques. The girls decided to call themselves "Supper Sals". R. L. MacLean dies in hospital Mr. Robert L. MacLean, 76, of RR 2 Kippen, passed away Tuesday, October 18 in South Huron Hospital, Exeter, where he had been a patient for five weeks. He was well known and ahighly esteemed resident of Tucker- smith Township where he farmed all his life. He was a member of Hensall United Church. Surviving are his wife, the former Myrtle Mahaffy, four sons, Bill, E xe ter;Grant, Hen- sail; Keith, RR 3 Seaforth; Ken, RR 2 Kippen; three daughters, (Maude) Mrs. Wilson Broadfoot, Goderich; (Verna) Mrs. Lorne Hay, Hensall; (Ruth) Mrs, Mar- tin Flood, Burlington, one brother, Lloyd McLean, RR 1 HensaIl; one sister, (Grace) Mrs. Harold Hunter, Exeter and ten grandchildren. Public funeral services will be held from Bonthron Funeral Home, Hensall, Thursday, Oc- tober 20 at 2 pm conducted by Rev. Harold Currie. Interment will be in Exeter cemetery. EIMOVACOMPJAIMATOMMINWranamenewrazem PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Norman Brock at- tended Egmondville United Church anniversary Sunday and spent the day with Mr. & Mrs. WM. Strong. Mr. & Mrs. Ross Hern of De- troit are spending a few days at their home. Mr. Lloyd Lynn of Clandeboye was a weekend visitor with Mr. & Mrs. Harry Hem and family. GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES 6 14 % 4 or 5 Year Term Ladies canvass for blind people The Thanksgiving meeting of the Presbyterian Arnold Circle took place Monday, Oct. 17 in the church basement. "Family Thanksgiving" for the theme of the worship period was taken by Mrs. Stewart Bell, daughter Pauline and Mrs. Roland Van- stone. President Mrs. Bob Bell chair- ed the meeting and called on reports from the various exec- utives. Mrs. Mildred Bell enter- tained with a number of selec- tions at the piano. Representatives from the Circle to canvass for the CNIB are Mrs. H. Bonthron, Mrs. S. Bell and Mrs. R. Vanstone. Before tea was served Mrs. Al Hoggarth conducted a contest with winner Mrs. J. Skea the recipient of a bowl of fruit. By MRS. WELLWOOD GILL GRAND BEND The evening unit of the Grand Bend UCW was held in church school room Tuesday evening. The theme was Thanksgiving. Mrs. Jack Eagleson conducted the opening worship assisted by Mrs. Robert Keyes. Roll call was an article for bazaar which will be Nov. 19 at 2:30 pm. Rev. N. McLeod was guest speaker and spoke on "The Prin- ciples of Union". The Hi-C group met the same evening under the direction of Mr. Allan parker and after their business session joined the Unit to hear Rev. McLeod. Mrs. Wtn. Sturdevant conducted the busi- ness. INTEREST PAYABLE 1/2 YEARLY OR MAY BE LEFT TO ACCUMULATE AND COMPOUND V2 YEARLY VICTORIA and GREY TRUST BEGINS NEW STUDY The afternoon unit held their meeting Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Allan Miller was in charge of the Thanksgiving wor s hip . Mrs. Colin Love read the scrip- ture. Mrs. Emery DesJardins introduced the new study book, "The Church Grows in Canada". Mrs. Ezra Webb will take study book next month. Mrs. Charles Reeves presided for the business. Plans were made for Regional on Oct. 28. Each member is to bring an article for layette to November meeting. EXETER tended anniversary services at Greenway Sunday to hear a former minister in the morning, Rev. Morley Coiling and Rev. M. J. James in the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Grigg, Joey and Kelly have returned home after spending three years in Germany. They spent the week- end with his mother, Mrs. Rosa Grigg. The Bluewater Shrine Club an- nual service of worship and praise was held Sunday afternoon at the Eisenbach Museum, Mary Ellen Chapel, Members were present from all Ontario. Guest minister was Rev. D. Fry of Seaforth and soloist, Mrs. Frank Kling. 235-0530 425 MAIN ST. PERSONALS Mr. Colin Love was pleasantly surprised Wednesday when he received a telephone call from his son Morley to wish him a "Happy Birthday", The telephone lines to Inuvik, NWT have just been completed. WO2 L. Y. Roy, Mrs. Roy and daughter Iris of Oakville spent last weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Bariteau. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gibson and Tom of Brampton spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pat- terson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Stimson and Mrs. L. Hager of Detroit, Mich., spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Alwyn Dayman, Sunday, October 23, Rev. G. E. Morrow will be the guest speaker at Lieury United Church and Rev. H. E. J, Moorhouse, minister of Parkhill United Church will be in charge of the service at Grand Bend, The male chorus of Grand Bend United Church under the direction of Mr. Douglas Gill sand at the anniversary service at Parkhill United Church Sun- day evening. A number of the members from Grand Bend United Church at- Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle, Miss Ann Mickle and Miss Sharon Riley, of London attended the London Little Theatre Thurs- day evening. Mr. and Mrs. E. Williams of Seaforth visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. Christie and Catharine Anne. Mr. and Mrs. Gee. A. Mickle Ridgetown, were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle. Mrs. Alfred Vier of Carmen, Manitoba, visited this week with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hyde. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ireland of Toronto were weekend visitors with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jones. Mrs. Mildred Bell and family were recent visitors with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ballantyne, Thames Road. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Daily and Steven returned to their home in London atter spending the past week with Mrs. Daily's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Park- er and patsy. Mrs. C. L Kaiser, Toronto, and Mrs. Earle Sproat spent Thanksgiving weekend with Mr. J. M. Sproat at Oakwood. Mrs. Kaiser has returned home after spending two weeks with Mrs. Sproat and attending Red Tavern school reunion. The reception and dance for Mr. and Mrs. Robert (Bob) Erb, a bridal couple, was largely at- tended in Zurich C ommunity Centre Saturday, October 8. The couple were presented with a well-filled purse, honors for the presentation going to Paul Erb. Desjardine orchestra furnished music for the dance. The annual fall Rummage Sale sponsored by Hensall Kinette Club and held Saturday in the Legion Hall was successful and well patronized in spite of in- clement weather. Cartons of clothing not sold were donated to the United church bale. Miss Muriel Hayman of Car- shalton, Surrey England, will arrive at London Airport Friday, October 21 for a brief visit with her sister, Mrs. Carl Payne, and will attend the Merritt-Payne wedding October 29. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Sauter, Mar- lette, Mich., spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Bell and girls. Mrs. Maurice Tudor attended the Tudor-Morrislon wedding at Kingussie, Scotland, Saturday, October 1, making the trip by jet. The groom is the oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Tudor of Hensall. The young couple will take up residence in Tor- onto the end of October. Mrs. Lou Simpson is a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Robinson of Bath, have returned home after a visit with Mrs. Hugh McMurtrie. Mrs. W. a Cross is a pat- ient at St. Joseph's Hospital, London, where she underwent surgery Saturday. Sunday morning was Laymen Service in the United Church with laymen conducting and par- ticipating in the service. Mr. Ernie Williams, Seaforth, an ac- tive and dedicated laymen of the United Church, was guest speaker. The anthem was by the Congregational Men's choir. Flowers in the sanctuary were in memory of Mrs. Henry Pfile by the family. Friends shower bride with gifts Several showers have been held in honor of Miss Mary Payne, bride-elect of this month. Rel- atives gathered at the home of Mrs. Floyd Payne, London, and presented her with various gifts. Office staff showered her at the home of Mrs. Dean McElroy, Strathroy, and miscellaneous showers were held by Miss Sandra Merritt, St. Thomas, sis- ter of the groom, and by Miss Marilyn Galloway of Crediton. Exclusive FRIGIDAIRE Custom Imperial Super-Surge DISHWASHER Model DWJMK 3 Frigidaire colors or white —17--. 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