The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1970-03-26, Page 5HENSALL YOUNGSTERS SIGNING IN — The Hensall pee wees were eliminated in the second round
of the Goderich Young Canada tournament Saturday by llderton. Shown above signing up before the
game are from left, goalie Bob Clement, Fred Campbell, Jim Ferguson and Jamie Caldwell. T-A photo
WI hold St. Patrick's party
Friends and members of the March 18th with Mrs. Campbell
Kippen East WI held a St. Eyre, hostess, and Mrs. Glenn
Patricks party in Legion Hall Bell, co-hostess.
Hensall personals
EASTER SPECIALS
Irwins in Hensall Are
Clearing All Remaining
DRESSES
At Drastically Reduced Prices
CREPES and CRIMPOLINES 98 VALUES TO $30.00
Special Only ...
BLOUSES - SKIRTS - TOPS
$2" ALL THAT REMAIN ONLY
Irwin's Ladies' Wear
HENSALL
VALUES TO $16.00 EACH
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HENSALL LEGION BONSPIEL WINNERS — The annual men's curling bonspiel sponsored by the
Hensall Legion was won by Doug Mann and his Hensall rink. Mann is shown above receiving the trophy
from Legion president Paul Neilands with team-mates Bob Caldwell, Don Dixon and Jack Bell.
PAPER ,TOWELS Capri 2-roll pack
Stafford
2
CHERRY PIE FILLING
Franco-American Italian
SPAGHETTI 14-oz. tin
Libby
FRUIT COCKTAIL
PICKLES sweet-mixed 24-oz.
INIAMIEVIESOCISZEILORWANKc,i3..:
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Peameal
Back Bacon
Fresh
Spare Ribs
Coleman's or Burns
Smoked Ham
packs $1
19-oz. tin 2/890
defatted
short shank
piece
sliced
850
890
750
890
McLaren's RELISH sweet-green 24-oz.
McLaren's
CORN RELISH 15-oz.
Bere's
PE AN UTS
Dream Whip
DESSERT TOPPING
Scotties
FACIAL TISSUES 200's
W e ton's
sH9T -CROSS BUNS (6s)
Ni3lrs C HOCOLATES assorted Selection
:oleman's canned
PICNIC SHOULDERS
FROZEN FOODS
Old South
ORANGE JUICE 12,oz, tins
2/$1
2/690
2 bags 69t 9-oz. blanched or spanish
Sirloin or T-Bone
Steak
Grade A Fresh or Frozen
Turkeys
Schneiders
Minced Ham
Loin
Pork Chops
.1.09
lb
PRODUCE
2 tins 77
U.S. No. 1
HEAD LETTUCE
WAXED TURNIPS
4-oz. pkg. 2/$1
5 boxes 89
pkg. 3 44
14-oz. box 79
1 1/2 -lb. tin $1.65
WEEKEND SPECIALS
March 25, 26, 28
NOTE * Store will be closed all day,
Good Miday. March 27th.. Open Thursday night.
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19-oz. tins
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Sales with Service
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Main St. Exeter
Smorgasbord
planned by ACW
The Anglican Church Women
of St. Paul's church met at the
home of Mrs. Scrabuik, the
president. She opened the
meeting with worship and was
assisted by Mrs. G. A. Anderson.
The A.C.W. annual meeting
will be held in London in April.
Mrs. Scrabuick and Mrs. Taylor
will attend as delegates.
Mrs. Taylor read a thank you
letter from the groups prayer
partner, Captain Corey, for the
donation he received.
Plans were made for the
Annual Smorgasbord to be held
in May and a bazaar and bake
sale in October.
Kinettes cheer
district shut-ins
The Hensall Kinette Club
delivered fifty lovely Easter
plants to patients in Victoria
Hospital, St. Josephs Hospital,
London, South Huron Hospital,
Exeter, Blue Water Rest Home,
Zurich, IIuronview, Queensway
Nursing Home, and to shut-ins in
the village of Hensall, Sunday.
The shut-in day is an annual
project of the club.
Ann Mickle who is attending
Althouse College, London, is
spending her vacation with her
parents Mr. & Mrs. Laird Mickle.
Mrs. Albert Shirray who was
a patient in St. Josephs Hospital,
London, returned home Friday.
Charles Mickle, Hamilton, left
Sunday by plane for Jamaica
where he will spend three days
and then fly to the Grand
Cayman, Cayman Islands, British
West Indies, to spend the
remainder of his holiday.
Mrs. Ken McLean is a patient
in Victoria Hospital, London.
Lorne Hay has returned from
a holiday spent in St. Petersburg
and Treasure Island Beach
Florida.
Mrs. Dorothy Munroe of
Seaforth was a recent visitor
with Mrs. Bertha MacGregor.
Mr. & Mrstt -Marten Flood of
Burlington visited this week with
the latter's mother, Mrs. R.
MacLean.
Rev. W. D. Jarvis conducted
Palm Sunday service in Cannel
Presbyterian Church on Sunday.
The choir under the direction of
Mrs. Malcolm Dougall, sang
"Open the Gates of the
Temple." There will be no
Sunday School next Sunday as
there will be a Family Service
for Easter Sunday at the regular
church service.
Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Simpson of
Birmingham, Michigan visited
recently with the former's
mother Mrs. Lou Simpson and
Mrs. F. G. Bonthron.
Mrs. Janet MacKinnon is a
patient in South Huron Hospital,
Exeter.
Mrs. William Kyle returned to
her home last week from South
Huron Hospital, Exeter where
she was receiving treatment.
Mr. & Mrs. Wilson Broadfoot
v of Goderich were recent visitors
with the latter's mother, Mrs. R.
MacLean.
Mrs. Whitehouse, a new
member, was presented with an
Institute pin and hand book.
Mrs. Robert Bell will attend
the Leadership Forum in
Mitchell.
Mrs. J. Sinclair gave the
motto "We should all be like the
cabbage — work to get a 'head'.
The roll call was answered by
each member donating a gift of
clothing for Children's Aid
Society.
Mrs. McKay, Mrs. Caldwell,
Mrs. Triebner and Mrs. Kinsman
sang several Irish numbers.
Mrs. Emmerson Coleman
commented on the decorating of
a cake and tickets were sold
proceeds going to the Bunny
Bundle. Lynn Alderdice was the
lucky winner.
A hat parade displayed many
new and unusual models. The
most original was won by Mrs,
Robert Bell; the most unusual,
Mrs. Brodie; the prettiest, Mrs.
Ken McKay.
During the evening prizes
were awarded to the ladies who
had a whole grapefruit for
breakfast; to the lady without
dentures; to the one wearing
most colorful lingerie; to those
with runs in their stockings; to
the person with the happiest
face; and to women who had
kissed their husbands goodby.
Members of Amber Rebekah
Lodge No. 349 celebrated their
21st anniversary Wednesday
evening with Noble Grand, Mrs.
Grace Thompson, presiding
assisted by the Vice Grand, Mrs.
Myrtle Taylor.
Guests were present from
Goderich Rebekah Lodge,
Huronic Lodge, Clinton and
Pride of Huron Lodge, Exeter.
District Deputy President
Mrs. Margaret Bowra of District
No. 23 was presented by Jr.
P.N.G. Mrs. Margaret Ingram.
Vice Grand Mrs. Taylor
reported for the visiting
committee and Mrs. Dorothy
Corbett gave the treasurer's
report. Arrangements were
completed for the Dessert
Euchre to be held March 25.
Mrs. Margaret Bowra D.D.P.
spoke briefly congratulating the
members on their 21st birthday.
Mrs. J. Taylor of Huronic Lodge
expressed best wishes, Mrs.
Marjorie Broadfoot Past District
Deputy President of district No.
23 and Mrs. Edith Craig of
Goderich Lodge also spoke
briefly expressing good wishes.
Mrs. Nancy Kyle and Mrs. Hazel
Corbett also extended Happy
Birthday wishes.
Following the meeting court
whist was played with Mrs. Ethel
Green of Goderich winning high
Many visitors attend
Rebekah's birthday party
en a ,
and district news
ORRESPONDENT$
Mrs. Maude .Hredden, Phone 2024002:
Mrs;-BOOR MacGregor, Phone 204025.
score and Mrs. Evelyn MacBeath
consolation. The nearest
birthday prize went to Mrs.
Gladys Coleman and Dutch
Auction was won by Mrs. Annie
Reid and Mrs. Grace McEwen.
Mrs. Nancy Kyle had the
honor of cutting the birthday
cake.
Car wash slated
for United Hi-C
Final plans were made
Sunday evening by the Hensall
United Church Hi-C for their all
day car-wash to be held
Saturday, April 18 at Dave
Kyle's Shell Service Centre.
This project will be
supervised by Al Corbett, Rick
Parker and Doug Mock. Money
received from this event will be
used in the United Church's
"Live Love" campaign. A block
of particular Mission Work is to
be purchased as the Hi-C share
for 1970.
Convener for the evening
were Jean Cole and Shirley
Brintnell. Inspirational thoughts
were based on the theme "The
Meaning of Easter" A film
followed with sound and colour
"The Teens."
Thames Road neighbors
honor departing friends
By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE
THAMES ROAD
Friday, friends and neighbors
of Ed Coward and his daughter,
Jean gathered in Farquhar Hall
for a social evening.Eleventables
of euchre were in play. The
prizes won were ladies' high,
Mrs. Mac Hodgert; ladies' low,
Mrs. Herb Bibby; lone hands,
Mrs. Barry Miller; men's high,
Ray Cottle; men's low, Herb
Bibby; lucky chair, Carl Hurne;
lucky cup, Brian Mayer.
Carl Hume read the address
and Robert Mayer presented
Jean with a lamp and a table
arrangement and her father with
a smoking stand and a magazine
rack. Jean replied and all joined
in singing "For They Are Jolly
Good Fellows". Lunch was
served by the committee in
charge, Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd
Ballantyne and Mr. & Mrs.
William Lamport.
HAPPY DOUBLES' CLUB
The March meeting of the
Happy Doubles' Club was held
Wednesday evening in the
church basement. Mrs. Edwin
Miller opened the meeting with
the call to worship and was
assisted by Edwin Miller, Mr.
and Mrs. Allan McLennan in an
Easter Worship service. Allan
McLennan showed moving
pictures of Kenya,
Mrs. Rohde president took
charge of the business. Games
were conducted and lunch was
served by the committee in
charge Mr, & Mrs. Edwin Miller
and Mr. & Mrs. Allan McLennan.
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Mr. and Mrs. William Rohde
entertained Sunday in honor of
the latter's parents, Mr. and MrS.
William Thomson's forty-ninth
wedding anniversary.
Those attending were Judy
Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Thomson and family, Woodham,
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Jeffery, Alan
and Connie and Mr. and Mrs.
William Thomson.
PERSONALS
Marilyn Johns, Elinriville and
Dianne Stone left Toronto by
plane Sunday to spend the
Easter holidays in Jamaica.
Sharon Passmore and three
other girls are on ,a motor trip to
Florida for the Easter holidays.
Scot Morgan spent the
weekend with Murray Park,
Kirkton.
Susan Morgan is holidaying
this week with her uncle and
aunt, Mr. & Mrs. Bev De Kay,
Hyde Park.
Mr. & Mrs. Allan Elston, Mr.
& Mrs. Elmer Powe and Allan,
Centralia, and Mr. & Mrs. Warren
Brock, Exeter wereguests with
Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Miller during
the weekend.
Mrs. James Hodgert, Exeter,
Mr. & Mrs. Reg Hodgert, Brenda
and Scott are visiting a few days
with Mr. & Mrs. Millard
Crandall, Jamestown, New York.
Many ladies and girls from
this community called at the
home of Mr. & Mrs. Robert
Mayer, Saturday to see the
trousseau of their daughter
Judy, bride-elect of this
Saturday.
Mrs. Barry Jeffery visited a
few days with her mother, Mrs.
Whitmore, Toronto.
Sunday morning an Easter
pageant Welcome Happy
Morning will be presented by the
youth of the church and the
choir will assist with the music.
Good Friday Service for
Grand Bend and Greenway
United Churches will be held in
Greenway United Church.
Mrs. T. Isaac spent a few days
last week with Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd
Love in Parkhill.
Carol Brown of Trenton is
spending her vacation at the
honie of her parents, Mr. & Mrs.
Ross Brown.
A dessert euchre is being
planned by the ladies hi Corbett
Community Centre for March
31.
Mrs. Arthur 13rophey spent a
few days last week at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Don
McLellan, Mr. McLellan and
family in Exeter.
Mrs. Graham Eagleson
returned home from St. Joseph's
Hospital, London, last week,
where she had been a patient,
Judy Thomson of Parkhill
held the lucky ticket on the
quilt which was drawn for at the
euchre party iii Corbett
Community Centre last
Wednesday evening,