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Tirnes.Advocate, November 27, 1969
THE NAME REMAINS THE SAME While a change in ownership of Cook's Milling Company in
Hensall, the name of the firm will remain the same. Harry Adamson, president of the new firm is shown
at the left with Doug and Bob Cook, seated and George Beardsall, comptroller. The Cook brothers will
continue to be associated with the firm as vice-presidents. T-A photo.
Couple presented with gift
prior to leaving community
With the president Mrs. Ken
McKay presiding the regulax
monthly meeting of Kip pen East
Women's Institute was held at
the home of Mrs. Harry Caldwell
with Mrs, Al Hoggarth as
.eo-hostess.
Members answered the roll
call with "What makes a good
hostess,"
By MRS. NORMAN LONG
Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Moffatt and
girls visited Sunday with Mrs.
Moffatt's parents Mr. & Mrs.
Ross Campbell of Ridgetown.
Miss Lois Jackson who has
had spinal surgery in Victoria
Hospital London is progressing
favorably.
Miss Jean Ivison returned
home after being hospitalized
several weeks in St. Joseph's
Hospital, London.
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Stokes of
London visited Sunday with her
father, Robert Thomson.
Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Jackson
had as weekend guests their
daughters and sons-in-law Mr. &
Mrs. Beverley Henderson of
Hamilton and Mr. & Mrs. Brian
Traviss of London.
A COMBINED BIRTHDAY PARTY — Last week Mrs. Eric Luther of Hensall entertained a group of the
village's senior citizens. Special guests of honour were three ladies that celebrated birthdays within a few
days of each other. Shown above, centre is Mrs. Alice Joynt, celebrating her 91st birthday with Miss
Margaret Disher and Mrs. Myrtle MacLean, each 77 years of age. T-A photo.
Mrs. Jury of Amherst, Nova
Scotia spent the weekend with.
her sisters, Mr. & Mrs.. Wilson
Derbecker and. Mrs, Weber.
Mrs. Maurice Blackler spent
the weekend with her daughter,
Miss Dawn Blackler of Toronto,
Miss Velma Doupe of St.
Marys visited last week with her
VOTE
ERB
Having served as
councillor in the village
of Hensall the past year,
I sollicit your support
on Dec. 1. I will serve
the people to the best
of my ability.
LEONARD
ERB
RE-ELECT
Oliver
Jaques
REEVE
OF
HENSALL
Having served the past year as Reeve of Hensall,
I solicit your support at the polls on Monday.
I have given the position as Reeve top priority
during the past year and look back on several
accomplishments for the community.
If re-elected, I shall continue to serve YOUR
interests to the best of my ability.
cousins Mr. & Mrs. Herman
Paynter.
Mrs. Wm, J. Blackler, Mrs.
Les Fairbairn, Diane and Bruce
of London visited Sunday with
Mr. & Mrs, Miller McCurdy.
HENSALL
VOTERS
Having Completed Two
Years on Council, I
now feel capable of
serving you with
confidence and
understanding during
the next term.
YOUR SUPPORT
WOULD BE
APPRECIATED
HEIN
ROOSEBOOM
FOR COUNCILLOR
ON DEC. 1
Keep an
Experienced,
Energetic
Worker
On Hensall
Council
Re-Elect
Harold
Knight
COUNCI LLOR
• 8 YEARS Of
SERVICE
• A CONSCIENTIOUS
CONSIDERATION
GIVEN TO ALL YOUR
BUSINESS
For assistance
to the polls on Monday
Phone 262-2310
FOR
HONEST
ADMINISTRATION
and
BETTER
LEADERSHIP
in
LOCAL
GOVERNMENT
MINNIE
NOAKES
For Reeve of Hensall
DECEMBER 1
FOR HENSALL
COUNCI L
ELECT
PAUL
NEILANDS
4 Years on Hensall
Recreation — Parks —
Community Centre
Board — 2 Years as
Chairman
President-Elect
Hensel! Legion
Prepared to Continue
My Service to the
Community
FOR
TRANSPORTATION
ON DEC, 1 PHONE
262.2402
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VALUABLE PRIZES IN OUR CHRISTMAS DRAW
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Side of Pork
FULLY PROCESSED
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Robinhood pouch-pac
CAKE MIXES 9-oz, chocolate, white, spice 3/49'
Su rget
MACARONI or SPAGH ETTI 4 lbs.
Robinhood
ANGELFOOD CAKE MIX 15-oz.
pkg.
JAVEX liquid bleach 64-oz, (deal pack)
Van Camp
14-oz. BEANS with PORK in tomato sauce
Robinhood
FLOUR all-purpose 20-lb, bag
H
Maxwell
COFFEE. (deal pack) 10-oz, $1.59
Robinhood
OATMEAL 5-lb. quick cooking or 72-oz. instant
DEODORIZERS
Wizard
6-oz. aerosol, assorted
BLACK PEPPER Club House 4-oz.
MiriairlY ROLLS raspberry or lemon (regularly 45d)
771
494
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$1.99
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COOKIES 14-oz. Roxy or 16-oz Maple Leaf 2 bags 894
FROZEN FOODS
CO D Highliner in batter, 14-oz.. 2/894
WEEKEND SPECIALS
November 26, 27, 28, 29 MARKET 1
HENSALL — ONTARIO 0
PRODUCE New crop No. 1 Florida
Smoked Side piece lb.
790 Fresh Roasting
sliced lb.
Chickens Grade A 5-6 lbs. average lb. 49t
Picnic Shoulders Smoked lb. 590
i Weners lb. 49 Coleman
Ground Beef Fresh lb. 530
Rib or Wing Steaks lb. 890
Minced Ham Schneider's Ib. 59e
Bacon
(USA product)
TANGERINESR size 210's 3 dozen 99
California No.
HEAD LETTUCE 24's each 134
SPINACH Canada No, 1 Fresh 10-oz. pkg. 230
Good hostess defined
at Kippen WI meeting
Tuesday, November 25, at the
Kilbarchan Nursing Home,
Seaforth in her 95th year.
Surviving are one daughter
(Anna Pearl) Mrs. Lindsay Eyre,
Brucefield, two granddaughters,
and eight great-grandchildren.
Public funeral services will be
held from the Bonthron Funeral
Home, Hensall, Thursday
November 27 at 2 p.m.
conducted by Rev. E. D. Stuart.
The interment will be in
Bay field Cemetery.
PERSONALS
Mr. & Mrs. Stewart Bell and
Troyann have returned from
Lansing, Michigan where they
spent the past week with their
daughter Pauline, who is a skater
with "Holiday On Ice."
Mr. & Mrs. Laird Mickle spent
a few days recently visiting
By MRS. KEN McKELLAR
The Marion Ritchie Auxiliary
held their regular meeting in the
basement of the church with
Mrs. Bob Laing presiding.
Mrs. Gordon Scott read the
scripture.
Mrs. Larry Gardiner led in
meditation and Mrs. Bob Laing
followed with prayer.
Mrs. Bev Taylor took the
topic "How People Get Along
with their Handi-cap." Mrs. John
Templeman had the Study
Book.
The meeting closed with the
Lord's Prayer.
A Talent Sale held after their
meeting realized $35.00.
PERSONALS
Mr. & Mrs. Murray Eggerth,
Stratford, Mr. & Mrs. Tom
Wonder, Suzan and Darrell,
Kitchener visited with Mr. &
Mrs. Alex Gardiner.
Mr. & Mrs. Alex Gardiner
visited recently with Mr. & Mrs.
Gordon Marquardt, Janet and
David, Exeter.
Mr. Alex Walker, Yukon
Territories spent a day with his
parents Mr. & Mrs. Otto Walker.
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Cockwell,
Dashwood visited with Mr. &
Mrs. Otto Walker.
relatives in Hamilton and
Waterloo.
Mr. & Mrs. Stewart Bell and
Troyann visited Sunday with Mr.
& Mrs. Kenneth Sauter in
Marlette, Michigan.
Mr. Ross Love of Clinton,
formerly of the Parr Line, is a
patient in Clinton Community
Hospital where he was admitted
on Saturday.
Mrs. J. E. McEwen and Mrs.
Verna Twitchell attended the
bazaar, bake sale and tea held
Saturday afternoon, November
22 at the Blue Water Rest Home,
Zurich. It was a splendid success
Twenty members of the UCW
of Hensall United Church
attended the meeting of the
Goshen UCW Thursday evening,
November 20. Mrs. Ephraim
Gingerich showed coloured
slides and narrated her trip to
South America. The program
was much enjoyed.
Mrs. Bruce Walker is a patient
in South Huron Hospital,
Exeter.
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Bozatto and
Dana returned home last
Wednesday to Port Colborne
after spending three months
with the latter s parents, Mr. &
Mrs. William Kyle.
Mr. & Mrs. Garnet Mousseau
,and Cheryl of Ridgetown were
recent visitors with the former's
parents Mr. & Mrs. Alex
Mousseau.
Mr. & Mrs. Cyrl Cornish of
Kincardine visited recently with
relatives and friends here.
Mr. & Mrs. Don MacLaren
and daughter Jodi who have
been vacationing in Florida and
Jamaica visited this weekend
with Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Chapman
and Mrs. Bertha MacGregor prior
to returning to their home in
Scarborough
Rev. H. F. Currie concluded
his series of messages on the
Beatitudes at the morning
service Sunday.
Sunday December 7,
containers will be placed in the
vestibule of the church when
canned goods may be deposited
for the Rescue Mission in
London. This is a project of the
Hi-C Youth group of the church.
Memorial flowers in the
Sanctuary Sunday morining
were in loving memory of John
Boyd, placed by the family.
Charter draped
in remembrance
Noble Grand Mrs. Grace
Thompson was in charge of the
meeting of Amber Rebekah
Lodge on Wednesday evening.
She was assisted by Vice Grand
Mrs. Myrtle Taylor.
The charter was draped in
memory of the late Christine
Allen, Past Assembly President.
Mrs. Aldeen Volland reported
for the CPTcommittees, stating
donations had been made to the
CNIB and Cancer Society, also
that the CPT committee are
holding a euchre in the Lodge
rooms on Wednesday November
26,
Mrs. Taylor reported for the
visiting committee and Mrs.
Dorothy Corbett reported for
the finance committee.
The annual donation was
voted to be sent to the Barrie
Home, for Christmas.
Tickets are available for the
Past Masters' Banquet at
Egmondville on December 3,
Plans were made for the
Christmas Party to be held
Wednesday, December 17.
A thank you letter was
received frotn Mrs. Eric Luther
for the donation to the CNIB.
A social hour was enjoyed in
the lower hall, following the
meeting when refreshments were
served.
So live that you won't be
afraid to sell your pa rot to the
town gossip,
Fifty neighbors gathered at
the Legion Hall, Hensall on
Saturday evening to honor Mr.
and Mrs. Wilmer Dalrymple who
recently moved to Exeter.
The evening was spent in
playing cards and crokinole.
Mr. Ted Roberts read the
address and Mrs. Roberts
presented a floor lamp and
magazine rack to Mr. and Mrs.
Dalrymple on behalf of the
neighbors. Refreshments were
served and a social hour enjoyed.
MRS. WILLIAM J. DOUGLAS
Mrs. William J. Douglas,
Brucefield, the former Elizabeth
J. Hudson, passed away
Mrs. Caldwell submitted the
treasurers' reports.
Reports were presented by
Mrs. Robert Kinsman, Sunshine
Convener and Mrs. Wm. Bell
who reported about the district
board meeting held at Hensall.
Secretary Mrs. James
Drummond read correspond-
ence,
It was decided that donations
of cash or sewing from each
member would be brought for
the Sick Children's Hospital.
The list of articles for display
at Exeter Fall Fair are as
follows: 1, fancy cloth,
handmade; 2, Table
Arrangement; 3, Dinner Place
Setting; 4, Pumpkin Pie suitably
displayed; 5, Loaf homemade
bread.
Mrs. Grant McLean was in
charge of the following program
which included a singsong, organ
music by Jack Caldwell. It was
enjoyed by all,
The motto was given by Mrs.
Harry Caldwell; Readings, Focus
on Foods, and How to Bake a
Cake were given by Mrs. Grant
McLean. A duet by Mrs. Al
Hoggarth and Mrs. Alderdice was
very amusing.
Different reports were given
by the conveners. For
Citizenship and Education, Mrs.
Alex McGregor; Current Events,
Mrs. John Sinclair and Home
Economics by Mrs, Caldwell and
Mrs. Triebner,
There was a display of sewing
and fancy work of the 4-11 girls.
Gifts from the Institute were
presented by Mrs. Bill Kyle to
Club leaders, Mrs. Connolly, Mrs.
Robert Bell and Miss Donna
Whitehouse.
Surprise couplq
• on anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer
Ferguson, prominent residents
of. Hensall for 18 years observed
their 25th wedding anniversary
Saturday, November 22 with a
surprise party held for them at
the Hensall Memorial Centre.
It was arranged by their
family and relatives.
Close to 300 relatives,
neighbors and friends attended.
Reeve Oliver Jaques made the
presentation of a purse of
money to the celebrants.
The staff of Hensall District
Co-operatives, of which Mr.
Ferguson is manager, presented
the couple with a lovely swivel
rocker. Earl Wagner and Jack
Upshall made the presentation.
Music for the dance was
provided by "The Country
Five." Lunch was served.
By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS
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