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Several win
lucky draws
In a draw at Wes Richardson's
garage an eleven piece set
of teflon cooking ware was won
by Mrs. Jack Simmons. The
Childs gift went to Murray
Taylor, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Taylor, RR 2, Hensall.
In a draw at Mrs. Jean Turvey
Beauty Salon first prize of a
$10.00 Gift Certificate was won
by Miss Donna Whitehouse, RR
2, Kippen; second prize, $5.00
Gift Certificate, Mrs. Glenn
Koehler, RR 2, Hensall; third
prize, satin pillow case, Mrs.
Clarence Parke, Hensall.
Winners in draws in various
stores were — Al's Supersave -
1st prize - hind quarter of beef,
M. Vandyke, Mill St., Hensall;
2nd prize - side of pork, Mrs. Joe
Denomme, Zurich; 3rd prize,
smoked ham, Mrs. Betty
Sangster, Hensall. The tickets
were drawn by Reeve Oliver
Jaques. Irwin's Ladies Wear -
$25,00 voucher, Mrs. Bessie
Campbell, Exeter; $15.00
voucher, Tammy Baker, Hensall;
Beaton's Bakery - Candy Land
House, Mrs. Chester Baarda,
Exeter; 3 lb. Christmas cake,
Mrs. Hey, Zurich.
In a lucky snooker draw at
the Billiard Hall at the Regal
Grill the first prize a turkey was
won by Bill Bengough, and the
second prize a box of chocolates
by Ed Corbett.
D.D.T. DISPOSAL PROGRAM
With effect from January 1, 1970 the use of D.D.T. is
banned throughout Ontario except in tobacco and apple
growing and then only on a permit basis.
Those with D.D.T. in their possession must not dispose of
it along with ordinary refuse or flush it into drains or down
water closets (toilets).
A disposal program has been arranged by the Huron
County Health Unit in co-operation with the Ontario
Department of Health.
Persons who wish to dispose of D.D.T. Insecticide may
take it to any of the following collection centres from
January 12 to January 17, 1970 during the hours of 9:00
a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Collection Centres
Exeter
Crediton
Dashwood
Shipka
Usborne Township
Hensall
Health Unit Office, Hospital
Stephen Twp. Clerk's Office
Hayter's Garage
Harvey Rutz Garage
Usborne TwO, Garage, Elimville
Village Clerk's Office
DR: G.P,A; EVANS,
Medical Officer of Health,
County of Huron.
32-oz. glass
Libby wine
Sauerkraut
Raisin Bread (regularly 39c)
Puritan
Stews 24-oz. beef, Irish, meat-ball.
Arrow
Peas
Weston's
standard 19-oz. 5 tins
2/6Sq
3/894
434
8 pkgs. $11
3/994
2/5 70
3 loaves VI
2/894
Canada No. 1
PRODUCE
Head
Lettuce
Apples Canada Fancy Spy
Parsnips
Peter Pan
Puffed Wheat
Rice Krispies
Hawaiian ,
Orange Punch
York
Peanut Butter
Royal instant
Puddings
Dulcet solid
Tuna
Utopia
Tomatoes
2 lbs, 774
Bologna
Fresh
Ground Beef
sweet Pickled Rolls
Fresh
a In Steaks
Peameal
Back Bacon
lb sss
lb. 530
I, 690
690
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b.980
lb. 330
th. 350
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9-oz. Kellogg's
48-oz. tin
16-oz.
(deal pack)
Perch Fillets Highliner Ocean
Schneiders ring
Pork Hocks
Pork Liver
Floor Wax Aerowax liquid 27-oz. tin
Nabob Coffee
884
lb. 654
2/634
piece
sliced
6Y2-oz, tin
choice 28-oz. tin
FROZEN FOODS
2/354
5 lbs. 594
2 lbs. 334
California No. 1 Jumbo Size
Size 24's
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Highlights from
our Annual Report
Company Funds
Guaranteed Funds
Estates, Trusts and Agencies
Total Assets under Administration
1969
$ 27,147,138
365,660,206
52,618,993
445,426,337
1968
25,349,725
312,439,244
47,330,575
385,119,544
Guaranteed Investment Certificates 275,302,084 238,328,493
Trust Deposits 90,358,122 74,110,751
Net profit for the year
2,157,481
1,829,012
VG 11C7ORL4 and GREY
TRUST COMPANY SINCE 1889
/ Brampton / Cannington / Exeter / Goderich / Hanover / Kingston /
Lindsay / Listowel / Meaford / Newmarket / Orillia / Owen Sound / Peterborough /
Port Credit / Renfrew / Richmond Hill / St. Marys / Stratford / Toronto (5) / Whitby
WEEKEND SPECIALS
-JANUARY 8, 9, 10
CORRESPONDENTS
Mrs. Maude Hedden, Phone 262-2002.
Mrs. Bertha MacGregor, Phone 262-2025
Dr, & Mrs, David Noakes
spent the holiday season with
their parents Mr. & Mrs- Leonard
Noakes and family of Hensall
and Mr, & Mrs. M. Huntley of
Ingersoll.
On Boxing Day 45 members
of the Noakes and Sangster
families gathered for dinner in
the Hensall Legion Hall, Those
attending were from Chatham,
London and Hensall.
Mr, & Mrs. Jack Chipchase
have returned to Roanoke,
Virginia, after spending the
holidays with their families,
Guests over the weekend with
Mr, & Mrs. Harry Snell were
Stewart McQueen, Mr, & Mrs.
Don Rigby, and Mr. & Mrs. Bill
Knights, Stewart and Jane,
Blenheim, Mr. & Mrs. Terry
North, Teresa and Tammy of
Fingal and Don McArthur of
Newton Robinson.
Mr, & Mrs. Jim Bozatto and
Dana, of Port Colborne, were
holidaying guests with Mr. &
Mrs. Wm. T. Kyle.
Friends visiting with Mr. &
Mrs. Carl Payne on their 15th
wedding anniversary were Mr. &
Mrs. John Skea, Mrs. Beatrice
Faber and Ron all of Hensall,
Mr. & Mrs, Clarence Hohner,
Exeter, Mrs. John Coward of
Winchelsea.
Mrs. Ted Mittleholtz of
Zurich, entertained eighteen
friends at her home in honor of
her son Brother Robert of the
Jesuit Order, who narrated and
showed coloured slides of India,
which was very interesting.
Brother Robert who is home on
a two months leave will be
returning to India in February.
Miss Troyann Bell visited over
the holiday at the home of Mr.
& Mrs. Harold Shaver and Ron
of Galt.
Pauline and Troyann Bell and
Margaret McCormick of Ottawa,
Eastern Ontario Champion
figure skater, visited with Miss
M. McCance Sunday, in St.
Thomas.
Pauline Bell of "Holiday On
Ice", spent the holiday vacation
with her parents Mr. & Mrs.
Stewart Bell and Troyann, and
then returned to Rock Island,
Mr. & Mrs. Ron Passmore,
Michael, Mark and Debra,
London, Mr. & Mrs. Felix
Boogemans and Vicki of
Burlington, spent the holiday
with Mrs. Pearl Passmore.
Mrs. Gordon Schwalm
attended a childrens party of the
C.O.C. and Explorers Mission
group in Knox Presbyterian
Church, Goderich. Those in
charge of the program were Miss
Lily MacArthur, formerly
National Childrens Secretary of
Canada of the Presbyterian
Church and Miss Flora
MacDonald of Goderich. Mrs.
Jack Consitt and Mrs. R. A. Orr
of Hensall, and Mrs. Ken
Breakey, Zurich, accompanied
Mrs. Schwalm to Goderich.
Families unite over holiday
Holiday visitors With. Mr, 4
Mrs, Rot. Corbett, Steve ..arid
Jeff were Mr. & Mrs, Garnet
Mousseau, Ridgetown„ Mr,
lyfra. Huh MOOR; Dashwood;
Mr, & Mrs. Ross, Brown, Marty
and Shelley, Newtonville; Mrs,
H. Taylor, Rrucerield;.Mlas Kelly
MacFarlane, Edmonton, Alberta
and Mr, & Mrs, Robert Chaffe
and sons, Mitchell. _10
Mrs. Bertha MacGregor was a
recent visitor with Mrs, Dorothy t1
Monroe, Seaforth.
Mr, & Mrs. Garnet 1)/loussealVd
of Ridgetown were holiday r!1
visitors with the former's parents_;:,
Mr. & Mrs, Alex Mousseau.
Miss Margaret Hyde returned
to.London after holidaying with ;":
her parents Mr, & Mrs. Harvey
Hyde. Dti
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Exchange vows
at Hensall UC
Christmas decorations and
lighted candles formed the
background for the pretty
wedding of Muriel Dianne
Ferguson and Thomas Alexander
Dalrymple.
Rev. H. F. Currie performed
the ceremony in Hensall United
Church at 3 o'clock, December
20, 1969.
Mrs. John Turkhelm
contributed the music.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Ferguson,
Hensall and the groom is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer
Dalrymple, Exeter.
Mr. Ferguson escorted his
daughter down the aisle. She was
lovely in a floor length gown of
white peau de sole featuring a
sweetheart neck line trimmed
with baby pearls and lace. The
sleeves of the dress were long
and pointed at the wrist and a
chapel train fell from the
shoulders. The shoulder length
veil was held with baby pearls
and small white flowers. The
bouquet of the bride was
composed of red carnations and
ivy.
Audrey Hodgert, Bornholm,
cousin of the bride was the
bridal attendant. She was
gowned in a dress of emerald
green velvet and lighter green
peau de sole with an empire
waist and scooped neckline. She
wore a two-toned bow head
piece and her flowers were red
and white mums.
Douglas Dalrymple, Exeter
was his 'brother's best man.
The ushers were Charles
Dalrymple, a brother of the
groom and Kenneth Ferguson,
Hensall, the bride's brother.
The wedding reception was
held in the United Church
parlours where Mrs. Ferguson
received guests wearing a gold
two piece suit with gold and
brown accessories and a bronze
and yellow corsage. She was
assisted by the groom's mother
who chose a mint green dress,
black accessories and yellow
corsage.
After the reception the new
bride donned a smart mauve
wool outfit, trimmed with
Persian lamb. She completed her
costume with an orchid corsage.
The happy couple are now
residing at 65 Victoria Street E.,
Exeter.
Edward Purdy
dies in Hensall
Edward Purdy, 65, resident at
Queensway Nursing Home,
Hensall, passed away at the
home on Monday.
A native of Kingston he had
no living survivors.
A brief funeral service was
held at the Mausoleum at the
Hensall Union cemetery
Wednesday with Rev. W. D.
Jarvis officiating. Bonthron
Funeral Home Hensall was in
charge of arrangements.
PLAN ANNUAL
Rev. W. D. Jarvis conducted
service in Carmel Presbyterian
Church on Sunday, delivering an
inspiring New Year's message
entitled "Pressing On." The
annual meeting will be held in
the school-room of the church
on Friday, January 16, at 8 p.m.
MOBILE HOME PLANT AT HENSALL PROGRESSING —Work is
progressing favorably on the construction of a 336 by 220 foot
building by Boise Cascade in Hensall. Located in the south-west area
of the village, the new factory will produce mobile homes and will
employ an additional 150 persons. Boise Cascade owns the former
General Coach Works in Hensel'. T-A photo
Holiday visitors- with Mr, .4
Mrs. R. A. Orr were Mr. & Mrs.
Jim Or, Barbara and Kathryn of
Crediton.
New Year guests with Mrs,
John Henderson and family were
Mr, and Mrs. Keith Lindsay,.
Pamela, Sheila, Kevin and Scott
of Bridgeport, and Mr. and Mrs.
-.13yran Underwood, of Gorrie.
Holiday visitors with Mr, &
Mrs. Ferd Miller, Oxford Street,
were Mr-84 Mrs. Robert Annan,
Larry, Nancy and Blair of
Pickering.
Mr, & Mrs, Robert Annan
attended the .Becker-Peters
reception at Dashwood.
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon T. Munn
of Stoney Creek and Mrs. Munn
of Ripley visited during the
holidays with Mrs. Ida Munn,
Mr, & Mrs. Win. Jaques and
family of Toronto returned
home after holidaying with the
former's parents Mr. & Mrs.
Oliverjacines.
Mr, E4a Kipfer patient in
South Huron Hospital, exeter.
Mrs, Margaret Tyndall. of
)3rneefielti visited ,,during the
holidays with Mrs. Marguerite
Bonthron.
Mr. Doug Dailey of London
was a recent visitor with Mr, 1‘..
Mrs. Kenneth Parker and family.
Several ladies from Cannel
Presbyterian Church are
planning to attend the Huron
Presbyterial being held at 1st
Presbyterian Chigch, Seaforth,
Jan. 14.
Holiday guests with Mr.
Mrs, Alfred. Smith were Mr. .4
Mrs. Richard Tipping and Paul,
London; Mr, & Mrs. George.
Smith and family, London; Mrs.
Glen Tedball and Joe Ann,
Thedford; Mr. & Mrs. Richard
McKellar, and children,
Thedford.
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