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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1967-03-09, Page 5. * Plant 235-0833 Residence 228.6967 SERME MORE FOR YOUR FOOD DOLLAR ... BECAUSE WE TRY HARDER Swanson beef, turkey T. V. DINNERS lo_oz, 590 each 1 Florida large size Oranges loos 2doz. 790 PEANUT BUTTER York W izar d DEODORIZERS Swiss Lazy Maple 16-oz. jar 6-oz. 490 2/990 Prize Liquid DETERGENT BUY ONE, GET ONE FREE CATSUP Home brand 20-oz. bottle 20-oz. 75 VELVEETA CHEESE Kroft 2-1b. pkg. TOMATOES Aylmer 20-oz. tin APPLESAUCE Stokely's 15-oz. tin COFFEE Maxwell House 1..1b. bag Side Bacon tb.rn Wieners 1 b. Pkg. 45 t Braising Ribs of Beef lb. 45C 2/59 $1.35 2/5 90 2/350 790 Western Glow MACARONI or SPAGHETTI PRUNES BRAN 1?1-1b. pkg. Valley View Fresh Quaker Health 10-oz. 123 1: 2/5 90 530 pkg. 2/370 Head Cheese tin 89C Minute Steak lb. 89C Pork Shoulders lb. 39 C Bick's 12-oz. jars RELISHES 3/890 Weekend Specials Prices effective March 9, 10, I I Animal Health Specials MASTITIS INFUSION ea. 5.95 ea. 3.50 250 c.c. compare at 8.35 125 c,c. compare at 4.95 STERILE DEXTROSE 50% Solution 500 c.c. compare at 2.50 ea. 1.35 Hibamycin SOLUBLE POWDER (Your Best Bet) 3.50 & 9.50 For Calf Scours VITAMIN A.D.E. INJECTABLE Helps prevent calf scours 100 c.c. compare at 7.50 4.95 INJECTABLE IRON compare at 3.50 4/10.00 Wilson's Drug Store PHONE 262 2019 HENSALL Times-Advocate, March 9, 1967 Page S Hensall Mt. Carmel and district news CORRESPONDENTS. Mrs. Maude Hedden, Phone 262-2002 Mr. Bertha MacGregor, Phone 262-2025 Church ladies pack seven more bales Pick speakers in Legion test A public speaking contest held in the Legion Hall Friday even- ing was largely attended with students from grades 5, 6, 7 and 8 of Hensall School taking part. Winners were; Grades 5 and 6, Pat Joynt, Pam Mickle, Cathy Cook, all of Hensall. Grades 7 and 8, Anne Keys, Hensall; Gordon Pryde, RR 1 Hensall; Doug Mock, Hensall. Winners were awarded cash prizes. Others participating were Brenda Lavender, Gordon Ward, Beth Troyer, Dorothy Skea, Mac Williams, who were given prizes of cash. Mrs. Gerard McCarthy and daughter of Maidstone spent a few days with her mother, Mrs. Mike Ryan Sr. Me. Gerry Arnold slipped on ice last week and now has a east on his ankle. Rev. Father Basil Glavin CSB, Sudbury, spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Glavin and family. Miss Irene Carey and friend of Windsor visited for the week- end with Mr. and Mrs, Hubert Carey and family. Miss April Whiting and Mary Eileen Carey are practise teach- ing in Sarnia schools for two weeks. Miss Nancy Ryan and Judy of London spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ryan and George. Mr. Paul Dietrich and Richard Trainor, London, spent weekend at their homes. Smiley -- Continued from page 4 teach. (And don't be surprised if you hear I've bean fired!) I don't believe, for example, in efficiency, and having a clean desk, except In a general way. That is, doing your job. I would find it extremely dif- ficult to say: "Baxter, your sales are slipping. You're fired." There's nothing in this world that I hate doing more than going to work Minday morning. The Only goal I lave ever pursued fiercely is my wife, when I fell for her. And she's been pur- suing me fiercely ever since, There's room for people like us, friend. Today I received the supreme accolade, Another tea- cher who uses my room told me the girls of 10L (and they are no Einsteins) said; "Mr. Smiley looks nice. But he sure has an untidy desk." I rest con- tent. The UCW Unit 4 of Hensall United Church met in Fellow- ship Hall Thursday afternoon, March 2. Mrs. Robt. Boyce pres- ented the study from "The Church and the World" on the chapter "Faith fans out into the World", telling how Paul carried through, the distance that he and his assistants travelled, and the hardships they endured. Mrs. Gordon Love gave the devotional reading and a medi- tation. Two poems in Braille were given by Miss Amy Lam- m ie. Mrs. James McAllister chair- ed the meeting throughout, and reported on the recent quilting project. Seven bale quilts have been completed and more to be done at a later date, Mrs. Mc- Allister read a report from Mrs. R. J. Drysdale, convenor of Friendship and Visitation, which revealed a wonderful contribut- ion towards the work of the church. Mrs. McAllister reported on the recent Presbyterial held in Wingham Tuesday, Feb. 21. Seven members from Hensall joined the throng, going by chartered Area residents hear cabinet minister Several Hay township residents were among the 250 who attended the annual Huron Liberal (federal) Association meeting in Exeter, Friday, which featured an address by Agriculture Minister J, J, Greene. Shown above with Mr. Greene are: Albert Kalbfleisch, Zurich; Mr. Greene; Mrs, John Soldan, RR 1 Zurich; Lionel Wilder, RR 1 Zurich; Orland Reickert, Hensall; John Soldan, RR 1 Zurich. --T-A photo bus. This Presbyterial is re- ported as being the best ever. Mrs. McAllister reported on the turkey dinner which this unit catered to Wed, Feb. 22 for Brownies, Guides and their moth- ers. This unit is responsible for flowers for the church for the month of April. A box will be placed in the foyer of the Christian Education building for the collection of spring hats, for Ontario Hospital patients. Mrs, Walter Spencer will present them, The group were reminded that the UCW Memoriam cards are available at the Bonthron Funeral Chapel. The Centennial Pioneer supper is scheduled for Wed, evening, April 5 and the Easter Thank- offering will be next month. Mrs. Asa peeves was hostess for this meeting, and Mrs. E. Riley and her committee served tea. Old Times MISMAAINMEORMEZIMUSEARSMIEWUMEM:AaKe,Z:.'iVr-, -- Continued from page 4 it more comfortable and more convenient. Hensall personals :`-e ,eriee wee IS:e7Magel MMIMAMMUME: Sam Rennie was chairman, and the judges were Mrs. Ruby Neeb, Miss Dianne Peck, and Don O'- Brien, all of Zurich. This project was sponsored by the Hensall Ladies Legion Auxiliary. Mrs. Stewart Bell, Pauline and Troyann, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bell and Jane, St. Thomas, over the weekend. Paul- ine and Troyann took part in the annual Winter Carnival. Martha and Shirley Rooseboom, and Shirley Smale c ollected $10.00 which they forwarded to the Bunny Bundle, for Crippled children, at CFPL London. Miss A. Consitt is a patient in Clinton Public Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Love List winners in card play 10 YEARS AGO Carl Hewitt, Stratford PUC employee and native of Exeter, was killed Thursday when he came in contact with a 2,000 volt primary wire. Rev. Norman McLeod, min- ister of St. Andrew's church, Kippen, died suddenly from a heart attack at the manse Mon- day morning. Business men from nine dis- trict communities gave over- whelming approval to Fri- day night shopping at a meeting in Exeter Tuesday. The spirit of St. Patrick's Day turned the official opening of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel school into a light-hearted occasion on Sunday. Centennial -- Continued from page 4 to become known as Elimville. In 1854, George Andrew was "the man" in Winchelsea known as Grandfather Andrew, In 1854 a school house was built at Winchelsea and George Andrew opened a Sunday School. He assumed the leadership of the flock partly because he was better educated than the others, but mostly because he was the only one who had a Doctor's Book, a possession which made him indispensable in the com- munity. He also served as lawyer and judge, although his only quali- fications were his sense of equity and the trust in which he was held by his people. Later Grandfather Andrew took the people to a lot purchased from John Vail for $1.00. Here they built a log church, made provisions for a cemetery, and called it Slim. Grandfather Andrew was the first to be buried in that cemet- ery. left Sunday by car to spend a vacation in Florida. Mrs. John E. McEwen, Mrs. Nellie Riley, Mrs. Rena McBride and Mrs. Eva McCarter of Exeter left Tuesday on a holiday to Flor- ida, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Chaffe and sons of Mitchell were recent visitors with Mrs. Chaffe's par- ents, Mr. & Mrs. John Corbett and Al. Mr, & Mrs. Lorne Chapman and Rod visited recently with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. Gerry Chapman at St. Marys. Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Holland of Clinton were recent visitors with the latter's parents, Mr. & Mrs. James Sangster and Brad. Mr. & Mrs. Walter Spencer and Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Hay are spending a holiday in Florida. HAROLD ELLIOTT • T.V. TOWERS • ANTENNAS (Reg. or Colour) • REPAIRS • ORNAMENTAL RAILINGS Financing Available 262-5372 HENSALL Ready Mix CONCRETE Hensall Kinsmen are now sell- ing clean shaven permits. This gives the opportunity for Hen- sall men to take part in the Centennial celebrations. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Bartlett of Thamesford, Mrs. Jim Barb- er and Cathy, London, and Mrs. Harry Snell, spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart McQueen celebrating Mr. McQueen's 85th birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Terry North and Teresa, St. Thomas, were weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart McQueen and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Snell. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Fuss and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hyde leave this weekend by car for Florida where they will holiday for two weeks. Miss Sylvia Henderson left Monday, March 6 by jet from International Airport, Toronto, for a two weeks vacation in Lon- don, England. She left at 8:30pm, arriving in London, England at 9 am. Sylvia, who is on the staff of the Bank of Montreal here, will also visit many other places of interest. Kippen East WI will meet Wed. March 15 at 8:30 pm at the home of Mrs. Doug McGregor. Centennial dress optional. Fea- tured will be a country store of 186'7 by Mrs. Glenn Bell, and 196'7 by Mrs. Robert Kinsman. Miss Troyann Bell is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon- don. C.A. McDOWELL Ltd. The CP&T committee of the Oddfellows and Rebekah Lodges held a successful euchre Thurs- day night in the lodge hall with nine tables in play. Winners for ladies first are Mrs. Howard Lemmon, Varna; gents, Ray Consitt, Kippen; lone hands, Mrs. Clarence Volland, Hensall. Draw for groceries was won by Mrs. Robert Parsons, Crom- arty; chocolates, Mrs. Ed Munn, Hensall. In a draw for an $85.00 suit of clothes, winner was P. L. McNaughton, Hensall. This was a project of the IOOF. Ticket was drawn by Linda Bell. Rebekahs plan float in parade Amber Rebekah Lodge met Wednesday evening, March 1, with Noble Grand Mrs. Lindsay Eyre in the chair. It was an- nounced that a shower of cards is to be sent to Mrs. Edna Cor- bett, a patient at South Huron Hospital and a member of the Lodge. Discussion took place regard- ing a float for Centennial project and it was decided to go along with the Oddfellows if they would help in the project. Final arrangements were made for the dessert euchre, after- noon and evening march 29. Com- mittees are in charge to look after arrangements. A gift was presented to Mrs. Earl Titter.: ington, a valued member, who is leaving the community for South Burnaby, B.C. Mrs. Leona Parke made the presentation. It has been requested by the District Deputy President, Miss Jean Scott, Seaforth, that the Charter be draped in memory of an Assembly Officer, the draping of the Charter to take place at Exeter Lodge on the visit of the Assembly Officer Mrs. Pauline Taylor from Kingston, March 15. Kinettes cheer district shut-ins Members of Hensall Kinette Club called on shut-ins in the village Sunday afternoon and patients in St. Joseph and Vic- toria Hospitals, London, Clinton Public Hospital, South Huron Hospital, Exeter, Queensway Nursing Home , Hensall, and Huronview, and delivered fifty- one potted plants. This is an annual event of this active club. Best speakers The Hensall Legion sponsored their annual public speaking contest, Friday, to choose representatives to advance to the next round of the district championships. Shown in the back row are the top three entrants in the grades seven and eight division, from the left; Anne Keys, first; Gordon Pryde, second; Doug Mock, third. Seated are the grades six and under Anners; Kathy Cook, third; Pat Joynt, first. Absent from the picture is Pam Mickle, who placed second. — T-A photo The architect who designed Expo's Habitat 67 is Moshe Saf- die, who was born in Israel. 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