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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1968-05-30, Page 5Notice Wilson's Drug Store will close on Sat., June 1 All prescription records will be transferred at that time to Middleton's Drugs in Exeter Thank you for your understanding ?taws 'Wawa ,,Contieeed from page 4 ades, doing work she hates, when It could be done as well or .hetter by someone who enjoys it? There are thousands of young women in this ,country who have no pretensions, or even interest, In intelleetnal or busineSS car, eers. Yet they •have all the things are so, close .now that *ere thousands of housewives and smothering each other, mothers don't: placid tempera, 'Finally, the payment of such inents; aplea.sure in simple tasks, a new Yecation should he tax well done; a good way wtthchtld- .deductible for Women Who want ren; Farm hands and kind hearts. to, or have to travel. Why aren't they looking after If I were ten yeers younger, Nines and children, while women .I'd organize 'a training school who have an urge to create and and placement service, ,call them compete and do things are re- ,qhe pills in White" and make leased to have a whack at them? a goet.ene, It's bepaUse "domestic help" has a certain social stigma at- tached to it, It needn't have. We don't need or want "slayeys" any more. But we do, need young women who could be trained as housekeepers, place'd in jobs, and given decent wages, They could be trained as rig- idly as nurses, but wouldn't need -the educational standards, nor the length of time to qualify. White smocks and shoes, aprofessional organization, good training and wages, and many a girl who is sweating in a factory would leap at the job. And there'd be no shortage of jobs. Objections? The kids would miss mother love, you say. Bal- oney. More kids are ruined by neurotic, frustrated mothers than ever would be by a kind, judic- ious girl who came in every day. The family closeness would be broken? Nonsense. Families Kinsmen choose slate of officers Hold banquet qt reenwa Mr, & Mrs. harry Greer and Greer and IWrs. Kerr are sisters Meg. Lydia Kerr of Sarnia spent et Dire, gyrts. a Couple of cla ys lest week with The CGIT mother and4anghter Mr. & Mrs. Elten ours. Mrs. banquet WaS held in the• UMW Church last Wednesday eveplegt Miss islerma Westgate, public health nurse, of London, was the guest speaker and gayp a Wk. en 'life and work in the AretiC. • Sunday School anniversary service will be held in the United P:iiittch on Sunday at 10 am when Mn,, Robert. Johnstone of Park, ,hill will be ,the guest spealcer. There will special music by 'the ;Nicholseti Family of Court- right.. Budget-priced FRIGIDAIRE Jet Action Washer! Model WATK FRIGIDAIRE Sales with Service DRYSDALE (neat HARDWARE Dial 262-2015 HENSALL Students plan. charity walk • 'Thirty pupils from grades 7 and 8 of Hensel' Public School will march from St. Joseph to Hensall a distance of eleven miles one way. They will leave St. Joseph Saturday June 1 at 10 am. The march is sponsored by Hensall businessmen, relatives and friends who will pay 100 to a dollar or more a mile. Proceeds are for Oxfam. OXFAM--the Oxford Com- mittee for Famine Relief—be- gan in 1942 as a small committee in Oxford, England, pledged to raise funds for starving children ▪ in Nazi occupied Greece. Since then, it has increased in size and scope and now co- operates with the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organiz- ation, in Rome. Theme of its annual conference is Freedom from Hunger. IN HOSPITAL Mr. Wes Richardson is a pat- ient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, where he underwent sur- gery for an emergency appendec- tomy last Wednesday night. Chemistry grad Keith Hay, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Hay, Hensall, receives his degree of Bachelor of Arts in chemistry at the UWO con- vocation, today. The SHDHS grad- uate has accepted a position with Shell Canada Limited in Sarnia. -- Photo by Doerr Bloomers, slips on auction block Mrs. Thos. Brintnell opened the May meeting of the Chisel- hurst UCW with a poem. An interesting chapter from the study of Japan was given by Mrs. Harold Parker. .04rs. Percy Wright presented the worship service, assisted by Mrs. Earl Kinsman. A quartette composed of Mrs. R. Taylor, Mrs. A. Cole, Mrs. J. Brintnell and Mrs. A. Ross Sr. sang. A lively time was held at the slip and bloomer auction which was held after the meeting. Mrs. R. Brock was auctioneer.The sale realized $16.00 for the group. By MRS. G. HOOPER Mr. Leonard Thacker and girls visited Friday evening with Mr. & Mrs. Jack Morgan of Brinsley. Mr. & Mrs. Fred Parkinson and family of Baseline visited Sunday evening with Mr. Leonard Thacker and girls. Mr. & Mrs. Grant McCorquo- dale and family attended the Mc- Corquodale reunion at Tavistock, Saturday. Mr. & Mrs. Fred P etch of Strathroy spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Claire Sisson. All spent Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Grasby and family of Keswick. BALL-MACAU LEY BUILDING SUPPLIES CLINTON — 482-9514 SEAFORTH — 527-0910 HENSALL 262.2713 0 0 "SPECIAL OF THE WEEK" Standard Guage Galvanized Steel Roofing Minimum quantity 1S squares .1/40_IIZ • aloft • 14....• Good Mow 80 to Joino 12th. It is with a sincere thank you to all my loyal customers who have steadily patronized my establishment over the years, that I close my doors this Saturday evening, June 1. I hope that in the future the people of Hensall & area will con- tinue to patronize the new operators in the premises I now leave to Ron & Shirley Iles. Semeereby Trevor Wilson WILSON'S DRUG STORE. Middleton Drug Store, 359 Main St. Exeter has re- ceived the prescriptions from Wilson Drug Store, Hen- sall. We will be pleased to continue to refill these. Bring in your number on your prescription and we can fill it for you. We will be glad to serve the people of Hensall and area. We are very sorry Mr. Wilson has decided to give up the retail drug business in Hensall after many years of service to the community. He will be missed in many ways. MIDDLETON Drugs- P PHONE 235-1570 EXETER ‘4, ve. • •0, ‘,•X•FA,4•40,:••,<4;•4••:04.1•.4•• •,-*,•,#i • S FRESH HAM xicp.E. .55C BUTT CHOPS „°°.°°:849t WIENERS 2 L.. 894 SIDE PORK .394 GROUND PORKFREL739t SHOULDERS PETIL .37C PORK LIVER .19 PORK HOCKS L. 23t GROUND CHUCK.654 SPARERIBS... 654 CHICKEN =(E3TE:RsEASTS LB 55C SIDES of Foil( 36t lx 5 PRODUCE BANANAS No. Got.pEN YELLOW 2 254 (PRODUCT OF HONDURM I- :RS. 10 WATERMELONS (it',:)Ug'..c5U9S/S,)ZEA.,-. 994 • • a 0 AISLE AFTER AISLE OF FOOD SAVINGS VI% . MARSHMALLOWS WONDER FOOD 16 OZ. BAG CHEESE CHATEAU CREAM % LB. PKG. TOMATO JUICE LIBBY 48 OZ. TIN CATSUP SANI FLUSH SPRAY CLEANER WHISTLE 16 OZ. TUNA GOLD SEAL CHUNK (LIGHT MEAT) 6% OZ. TIN CORN GREEN GIANT NIBLET 12 OZ. TIN CORN OIL MAZOLA 320 DETERGENT MIR LIQUID POTATO CHIPS SHIRRIFF DELMONTE PRODUCTS DRINK Jo E, INEAPPLERAPEORUIT 4862,11N DRINK PINEAPPLE-ORANGE 45 OZ, TIN WAX BEANS GREEN BEANS 1402. 14 02. 2/64;4 3/990 3/85 2/79t 4940 3/85N 4/890 439 650 59 3 /99C 3/994 5/794 5/794 LIBBY 18 OZ. BOTTLE TOILET BOWL CLEANER 34 OZ. 2/24 02. CONTAINERS 12 OZ. PKG. (REGULARLY 694 FROZEN FOODS GREEN BEANS BIRD'S EYE FRENCH CUT 10 OZ. 5 /1.00 LEMONADE SUNKIST 6 OZ. 4/454 Smiley Times-AcIvocete, May 30, 1900 an district news.. ensall Wins ribbon at lucan show 9 • Several' girls. earn badges The 1st Hensall Brownie Pack held their Spring Fly-Up Cere- mony last Tuesday evening. The hall was decorated by the Hensall Guides, and Guide Patty Van Wieren extended a welcome ,to all the guests present. BroWn Owl, Mrs. Robert Cook, presented Wendy Dixon and Dan- een Ward with their wings and both girls "flew up" to the Guide Company. Several proficiency badges were presented to the following Brownies by Snowy Owl Mrs. Barrie Jackson; Barbara cooper and Betty Beer received their Collectors Badge, Brenda Clement, Toymakers badge; Lin- da Elder, Book Lovers badge; D 6.n e e n Ward, House Orderly Badge, and Christine McGregor, Athletes Badge. Golden Hand badges were also presented to Wendy Dixon and Da.neen Ward. Following the Fly-Up Cere- mony, a play was put on by sev- eral of the Brownies and games were conducted too. A Camp Fire was enjoyed by both Brown- ies and Guides. A skit was put on by several of the Guides. Lunch was served by Guides who• were acting, as hostesses for the evening in order to pass their Hostess Badge. By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN Mr. & Mrs. Ken Annis and Karey Lee, Stratford visited Tuesday evening with Mr.& Mrs. John Templeman and family. Attending the Mitchell High School graduating dinner Thurs- day evening at the Blue Barn, Listowel were Mr. & Mrs. A, H. Daynard and Heather, Mr. & Mrs. Russell Worden and Marg, Mr. Alvin Worden and Bill, Miss Eleanor Kemp, Mrs. & Mrs. T. L. Scott and Alec and Mr.& Mrs. John Templeman and Bob. Mr. & Mrs. Johnny Miller attended the anniversary cele- bration for Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Willard, Friday evening. Miss Fay Templeman was a guest at the Illman—Sebastian wedding in St. Joseph Church, Listowel, Friday evening. Miss Patti Norris visited Sat- urday with Miss Linda Miller. Mr. & Mrs. Jim Rickard, Bow- , manville visited over the week- end with Mr. Alvin Worden and family. Misses Janet and Edna Miller, London visited over the weekend with their parents, Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Miller and Mrs. Mary Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Don. Rigby, Blen- heim, Mr. and Mrs. Terry North, Teresa and Tammy, of Fingal, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Snell were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart McQueen celebrating Mrs. McQueen's 80th birthday, and her great grand-daughter Teresa North second birthday. Mrs. Marshall Gilmour of Dun- das and Mrs. Edgar Strader of Toronto spent last week with their brother-in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McEwen, and at- tended the funeral of their mother, Mrs. Bertha Utley. Mr. and Mrs. John Erb and son of Goderich were recent visitors with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smale and Mr. and Mrs. Len Erb. Mr. and Mrs. J. McCloy and family of Don Mills spent the weekend with Mrs. McCloy's mother, Mrs. George Hess. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ballantyne of Thames Road and Mrs. Clara Hackney of Exeter visited with Mrs. Mildred Bell and family Sunday. Rev. G. L. Royal of Knox Church, Goderich, was guest minister at the anniversary ser- vices at Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sunday. The choir under the direction of Mrs. Mal- colm Dougall rendered two an- thems, Mrs. J. Love and Mrs. Dougall taking the duet. Mr. Garth Wilson B.A. will be in Carmel Presbyterian for the first four Sundays in June. On the fifth Sunday the congregation will wor- ship in the HensallUnited Church and throughout July service will be in the United Church while Rev. John C. Boyne BA, BD is on holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Felix Boogemans of Burlington and Mr. and Mrs. Ron Passmore and family of London visited on the weekend with their mother Mrs. Pearl Passmore, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Wright and family of Cromarty were recent visitors with Mrs. Wright's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cudmore of Exeter visited with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parker and Miss patsy Parker Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Barrie Jackson, David and Ann, Mr. W. a Good- win and Mary of Hensall, Rev. H. A. Seegmiller and Mrs. Seeg- miller, Exeter, leave this Friday by plane for a three weeks holi- day with relatives in England. Mrs. Russell Consitt, RR 1 Zurich, is a patient in Victoria Hospital, London, where she underwent two brain operations over the weekend. Attending the 65th District An- nual of the South Huron Womens Institute at Grand Bend Thurs- Following a family tradition, 11-year-old Danny Turvey, Hensall, is proving he knows how to handle horses. The youngster won the cloyerleaf barrel race at the Lucan horse show, Saturday and placed well in two other events. He's won competition at other horse shows this year also. The horse he rides, Little Champ, is owned by George Beer. T-A photo l 11 nnuuuu uullll ...stilifilloliocl iiiii efi iiiiiii iii ii 01.1.1011111 iiiiiiii fl ii iii fiffi fflii! ii 110,1 iiiiii Hensall personals ii iiiiiiiiiii .......ipliffilffi iiiiiiii ......11111,1 iiii ii iiiiii 11101110111111 lllll 11,111111111111.11 lllll f l I llllllllllllll ll I lllllllll • 4, $ L. if Y CORRESPONDENTS Mrs. Maude Hidden, Phone 262-2002 Mrs. Bertha MacGregor, Phone 262.2025 At their dinner meeting last Thursday night Kinsmen officers for 1968-69 were appointed. past president is Bob Cald- well; president, Wayne Reid; vice presidents, Ron Wareing, Campbell; secretary, John Hend- erson; treasurer, Jim Hyde; registrar, Gary Maxwell; dir- ectors, Murray Baker, John Baker, Robert Reaburn. dak May 23 were Mrs. Clarence Reid, Mrs. Carl Payne, Mrs. John Corbett, Mrs. R. A. Orr, (delegates), also Mrs. Fred Beer, Mrs. Elizabeth Riley, Mrs. E. Willert. Miss Ann Mickle left last week to study and work in the Dietetic Department of Victoria Hospital, London. Members of Hensall Legion Auxiliary bowling team partici- pated in the bowling at Strath- roy Wednesday, May 22. Mem- bers attending were Mrs. Grant McClinchey, Mrs. Wm Smale, Mrs. Clarence Reid, Mrs. Harold Campbell, Mrs. Hilda Smale, Mrs: 'Mary Taylor.- S e v-e r al e prizes were won throughout the evening. AL'S MARKET HENSALL- ONTARIO e,...e.....e•exiek.e4MAlee~:e4ek.MVAMMSIMM • • Is