HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1969-01-30, Page 5KINETTES GO MARCHING FOR DIMES — Members of the Hensall Kinette club canvassed the village
Monday night in aid of the March of Dimes campaign. The monies collected, more than $225 go to the
Rehabilitation Foundation for Handicapped Adults, Above, campaign chairman Mrs. Harold Knight,
• seated is shown with chief marching mother, Mrs, Grant McGregor, Mrs. Alvin Campbell and Mrs.
T-A photo. Murray Baker.
• Hensall
and district news
CORRESPONDENTS
Mrs. Maude Hedden, Phone 262.2002
Mrs. Bertha MacGregor, Phone 262.2025
Hensall WI ladies recall
poetry from school days
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HENSALL MINOR HOCKEY HITE
Hensall Arena
Sat., Feb. 1, at 6:30 p.m.
Five Games
Warm Accommodation for Adults
Your Ontario
Hospital Insurance
would like to
hear from you
( before it's too late)
When. you are newly wed
the "family" Hospital
Insurance premium
must be paid to
cover husband and
wife. If you belong jc.„.
to a group notify f
your group without
delay or if you both \
pay premiums direct,. -
notify notify H,I.R.B.
When you move to
a new job you can
keep insured by fol-
lowing the instruc-
tions on the Hospital
Insurance "Certifi-
cate of Payment
Form 104" that your
present employer is
required to give you
on leaving.
When you turn 21 you are
no longer covered by
your parents' Hospital
Insurance. You must
take out individual
membership within
30 days. Get your ap-
plication term at a
hank, or a hospital,
or from H.I.R.B.
When you have a new
address notify your
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I leatth Insuranee Rcgotratton Hoard,
219.5 Yong, Street, 'Toronto 7. en mgt )ntarlo's Health insurance Plans.
particularly Johnny Yesno, his
life and success.
R.A. Orr contributed
saxaphone selections with Miss
Greta Lammie his accompanist.
A card was sent to Mrs. Ben
Wagner of Hamilton Nursing
Home, still affiliated with
Women's Institutes on the
occasion of her 100th birthday.
Program was arranged by Mrs.
James McAllister and Mrs. John
Corbett. Hostesses were Mrs.
Annie Reid and Mrs. Joe
Ferguson.
Lunch was served.
CORRECTION
The Times-Advocate regrets
that an error appeared in the
advertisement for Al's Market,
Hensall, last week.
Beehive Corn Syrup was
listed as two tins for 35 cents.
This should have read only one
tin for 35 cents.
We regret this error and
apologize for any problems it
may have created for the store
or its customers.
FLIP CHART FOR SUCCESS — The 4-H leaders who attended the "Meat on the Menu" training school
in James St. United Church, Exeter, last week had a briefing session with a handy flip chart before the
actual work got underway. Here (left to right) Mrs. Roy Clarke, Zurich, Mrs. Stewart Wolfe, Dashwood,
Mrs. Hans Harms, Grand Bend, Miss Susan Heard, Huron County home economist, and Mrs. Don
Travers, Hensall, discuss the main objectives of the upcoming course for girls 12 years of age and older.
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ary 30, 1969
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"Boy, they .sure do bite,
don't they dad?" carne one remar k.
An answer Was obviously not
required, so we kept going, only
to find our wallet was empty.
However, little things such as
that don't stop members of this
modern, free-spending society.
We nimbly grabbed for our
Bencardcbeks with our one good
hand and found another startling
setback. They had been left in
our other suit jacket, along with
our other last resource,
personal cheque book,
"Why do we have to put
them back?" came the question
as we trudged back to the pet
department to explain to a most
sympathetic saleswoman — and
first aid attendant — about our
unfortunate circumstances, * * *
All stories have to have a
happy ending, and this is no
exception. After hearing the
details of our outing, mother
completely .forgot about her
own poor state of health and
burst into tears of laughter.
Mixed with them, we suspect,
were some tears o'f relief,
After all, the acquisition of
pets should be an item she won't
have to veto for some time in
the future . .. or at least until
some pet store starts a delivery
service so you don't have to
catch your own.
INSTANT COFFEE (DEAL PACK) 10-0Z. JAR
CONTAINER)(iN PLASTIC
11 MARGARINE 2
WESTON'S
SESAME ROLLS (Bs) OR PLAIN ROLLS (10s)
794
3/894
2 PKS. 994
3/490
394
$1.49
L,„, 550
2/4SN
TURKEY. iN GRAVY,
IN GRAVY 2 2-LB, SIZE $1 39
FROZEN FOODS
HOLIDAY FARMS
ROAST BEEF IN GRAVY,
SALISBURY STEAK
Lips.19_,,
ER
CHOPS
STEAK ROUND OR SIRLOIN LB. 139
SIDE BACON LAZY MAPILI 75C
TURKEYS (09LA.:,EOAR TO°VIVEIR) L B 39
PORK SAUSAGE ..49t
SHOULDERS ,..554
PORK CHOPS
MINCED HAM ,e 494
STEWING BEEF ..694
PRODUCE
PRODUCT OF HONDURAS
19.0Z, TINS 4j$1. WITH PORK & TOMATO SAUCE
( DEAL PACK)
OGILVIE OATMEAL 5-LB. BAG
-12-0Z. TINS
NATURE'S BEST WHOLE
KERNEL CORN
McCORMICK'S
(40 BISCUITS) 13'h-02. PKG. MALLOETTES
IVORY SNOW (GIANT SIZE) DEAL PACK 139
TEA BAGS RED ROSE ECONOMY PACK (DEAL PACK) 90s 654
CLARK'S
BEANS
ROYAL 4 SERVINGS, 6-OZ. PKG. VANILLA, BUTTERSCOTCH. BANANA, CHOCOLATE
SHAKE-Ai-PUDDINGS 2 PKS. 55
Open Every Friday Night
WEEKEND SPECIALS
Jan. 30, 31, Feb, 1/69
FREEZER SPECIAL (AVERAGE WEIGHT 70-B0 LB.)
(PROCESSING EXTRA)
SIDES OF PORK 394
BANANAS Ls. 29 N Oc.H1IQY uE ILTLAO W
PARSNIPS CAN=. 1
LOS, 23t
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HENSALL - ONTARIO
KLEENEX ECONOMY 400s WHITE OR PINK
PAPER TOWELS KLEENEX TWIN-PACK
MAXWELL HOUSE
Mr. & Mrs. Joe Flynn of
Hensall, and their daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. Donald
Avery and family, Sarnia, left
Saturday by car for a two week
vacation in Florida.
441 Homemaking Club "Meat In
The Menu". Leaders are Mrs. T.
Travers and Mrs. W. Fuss,
Members of the 4-H club,
Elaine Randall, Linda and Cathy
Fuss, Bonnie Sangster, Shelley
Bonthron, Karen Broderick and
Kay Davis, modelled dresses for
the project "Cottons May Be
Smart" with Bonnie Sangster
giving a commentary on
different materials, patterns and
styles.
The motto "Insurance is
more expensive than education"
was presented by Mrs. John
Corbett. Mrs. James McAllister
spoke on Indians in general and
Linda Louise Muegge of
Seaforth and William Henry
Soldan of Hensall, exchanged
wedding vows in Hensall United
Church before the Rev. Harold
F. Currie Saturday, January 11,
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon H. Muegge,
Seaforth, and the groom's
parents are Mr. and Mrs. William
C. Soldan, Hensall,
The bride, given in marriage
by her father was gowned in a
short A-line white velvet dress
with white satin collar and cuffs.
To complete her costume, the
bride wore a foUr-tiered shoulder
length veil held in place by a
flattering petalled headpiece.
She carried a corsage of red roses
on a white Bible.
Miss Cheri Scott, Galt, as
maid of honour, Miss Lois
Muegge as bridesmaid and Patsy
Muegge and Yvonne Muegge,
sisters of the bride as junior
bridesmaids, were dressed alike
in short emerald green velvet
dresses with satin collar and
cuffs. They wore matching
petalled headpieces of green
velvet and carried white
carnation corsages on green
muffs.
Bevan Bonthron, of Hensall
and Toronto, was best man, and
Russell Talbot, Kippen, and
Leonard Muegge, brother of the
bride, ushered guests. The
‘1.0,1',- cm
Hensall man
takes bride
Dearing, Staffa; person
remaining at head 'table,
Cameron Vivian, .Staffa; lucky
013JECT'VE 3
1 TO CHOOSE. USE &
COOK MEAT
2. PLAN & PREPARE
FAMILY MEALS
3. TO WORK TOGETPE'
Turkey banquet
for families
Kippen East WI held its
turkey banquet when they
entertained their husbands and
family at the Legion Hall Friday
evening.
Progressive euchre was played
and the winners were ladies, Mrs.
Dave Triebner, Mrs. John
Sinclair, Mrs. Charles Eyre; men,
Glenn Bell, John Sinclair,
Charles Eyre; travelling lone
hands, Ron Chalmers.
sandwich, Gary Finlayson,
Staffa,
An evening of games was
enjoyed by the Hibbert
Community Young People in the
Family Life Centre, Sunday
evening.
PERSONALS
Thursday night guests with
Miss Brenda Kerslake were
Misses Anne Davidson,
Carlingford, Judy rtilcDougald,
Fullarton, Gloria 13oville,
Stratford, Janis Bode and Fay
Roney, Mitchell, Verna. Christie,
Beth Christie and Joyce Norris,
Cromarty, Rhonda Kramp and
Glenna Brown, Dublin, Eleanor
Kemp, Fay and Darlene
Templeman, Staffa,
Bob Templeman, University
of Guelph spent the weekend at
his home here,
Hensall WI met Wednesday
for their citizenship and
education meeting with
president Mrs. Clarence Reid in
the chair.
During the business period
the president was appointed to
• attend the officers' conference
at Guelph April 30 and May 1.
A committee, Mrs. R.M. Peck
(convener), Mrs. R.A. Orr and
Mrs. John Corbett, was named
to prepare articles for Exeter
Fall Fair.
Roll call "A memory verse
• from public school days" was
answered by members and the
winner was Mrs. C. Monteith.
This branch will sponsor the
Douglas Mock who has been a
patient in South Huron Hospital
for the past two weeks returned
home last Thursday.
• George E. Walker who has
been a patient in South Huron
Hospital was taken to St.
Joseph's Hospital, London, last
Friday.
Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Dilling
and family of Sarnia spent the
weekend with the former's
• parents, Mr. & Mrs. Wilbert
Don MacLaren of the Bank of
Montreal branch Bay and Bloor
St., Toronto, has been appointed
manager at the Bank of Montreal
branch Ellesmere and Brimley,
Scarborough.
Mr. & Mrs. George Parker and
Randy returned home after a
three weeks' vacation with Mr. &
Mrs. Oron Williams and family,
Summerside, P.E.I. and with the
former's brother-it-law and
sister, Const. Doug Wein and
• David in North Sidney, N.S.
Mrs. Alfred Clark who has
been a patient in South Huron
Hospital, Exeter for the past two
▪ weeks returned to her home this
week.
Miss Cindy Parker and Roddy
• Parker spent the weekend with
their grandparents, Mr. & Mrs.
Harold Parker and Miss Patsy
Parker.
Mrs, Lou Simpson who spent
the past weeks in Detroit with
her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
& Mrs. William Simpsonand
• rson-in-law and daughter, Mr. &
Mrs. Gus Voth was admitted to
the Blue Water Rest Home
Zurich last week.
Hensall march
collects $227
Sixteen marching mothers of
Hensall canvassed the village
Monday evening and in one hour
collected $227 for the March of
Dimes,
Chief Marching Mother Was
Mrs. Grant McGregor; general
eltairmati, Mrs. Harold Knight;
recruiting Mrs. J.W. Drysdale;
finance, Mrs. Robert Caldwell.
This was 11 project of Hensel!
Kinette Club.
Times-Advocate, Jan
Batt'n Around
—Continued from page 4
would be possible to acquire a
couple of these creatures.
We were in luck. One of the
discount stores even had a
"special" on the tiny animals
and naturally this spurred us on.
A sales clerk finally arrived
on the scene, and while she
explained she wasn't from the
pet department, would get us a
couple,
However, after putting her
hand into the cage and malting
some half-hearted attempts to
nab the pesky little balls of fur,
she admitted she was afraid to
touch them, and asked if we
would assist.
This was no sooner said that
done, and yours truly was in
there in the midst of a cage of
four or five and with some agile
moving, had one out in just
under five minutes.
The lady brought one of
those cardboard boxes in which
they send home gerbils and
hampsters and it was back to the
cage for another one.
However, it didn't turn out to
be the right sex — one has to be
careful in this regard with pets —
and so the hunt continued.
With the fifth attempt we
came up with what appeared to
be a good looking specimen, but
the theory that gerbils don't bite
quickly went out the window.
He grabbed onto one finger
and blOod was soon spurting
forth, while the writer was
attempting to get him off with
one hand and at the same time
remove the clasp from the cage to
get him back with his brothers.
This was finally
accomplished, but not before
blood was spurting from a total
of four fingers and the back of
one thumb.
* * *
One would assume that
would be the end of the story but
not so. We were even more
determined to take two gerbils
home, probably because we
didn't want to show defeat to
the crowd of half dozen people
who had come around to witness
the incident. (Some even
laughed!)
We managed one more grab —
without further injury — and
were on our way to look for a
suitable cage.
The sales lady stuck with us
and finally decided it would be
best if our hands were washed
off, probably because she was a
little sickened at the sight of our
hands wrapped in a
blood-soaked handkerchief.
She hurried to the first aid
section and came back with a
box of bandaids, most of which
were used up in a hurried patch
job that quelled the flow of
blood.
With her best wishes
(accompanied with a bewildered
shake of her head) we went to
the check-out counter to pay for
our new pets, which had already
captured the imagination of our
two sons.
.0y MR$, J, TOIPLCMAN.
The Women's. Institute
sponsored a progressive euchre
party in Staffa Township Hall,
Friday evening with Circle I in
charge. There were 10 tables in
play with prizes awarded to
ladies' high, Miss Olive Speare,
Cromarty; gent's high, Ed
All members
at K in ettes
Mrs. Harold Knight was
hostess for the regular meeting
of Hensall Kinette Club
Wednesday with a 100 percent
attendance. President Mrs. Ron
Wareing welcomed the two
guests, Mrs. Homer Campbell
and Mrs. Grant MacGregor, chief
marching mother for the March
of Dimes, who canvassed the
village Monday evening, January
27.
Ten dollars was donated to
the March of Dimes. Mrs.
Wareing outlined the history of
Kin.
Mrs. Alvin Campbell won the
raffle and charades were enjoyed
for entertainment.
SMOKE DAMAGE
Phillip Ward gave the alarm
when he noticed smoke pouring
out of his mobile home situated
on a lot on Mill Street
Wednesday evening. Hensall
firemen responded to the call.
Damage by smoke was light
caused by an overheated space
stove.
On the same lot two mobile
homes were occupied.
Staffa Wi euchre
Award lucky sandwich gift
wedding dinner followed at the
home of the bride's parents.
The couple will reside in
Hensall where the groom is on
the staff of the Bank of
Montreal.
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