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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1970-04-02, Page 6Many holiday visitors Lucky winners get bunnies iinutteAdvocitk April 1970 I s s if menscs 1 and district news iCORRIESPO6IDEINTS Mr*.laude; Hodder t., PhD! 'Ak 262-201 Mrs. northo Atahreer,. Phonit 262-202$ HENSALL CURLING CLUB WINNERS — The Hensall curling club men's championship was won last week by a rink skipped by Ed Corbett. The winners are shown above, from left, Al Corbett, Wayne Corbett, John Henderson and. Ed Corbett, T-A photo MIXED CURLING WINNERS AT HENSALL — The annual awards of the Hemel! curling club were handed out last week. Shown above with the mixed trophy are Doug Cooper, Wayne McBride, Mrs. Wayne McBride and Mrs. Doug Cooper. T-A photo Hensall curling club hold annual meeting and supper The annual meeting of the Hensel' Curling Club was held in the arena auditorium March 24 with seventy-five present. Before the final games were played everyone enjoyed a "pot luck" supper. Winners of the Goodwin Trophies were Jack Henderson, Ed, Wayne and Al Corbett, over Doug and Kathy Mann, Doug and Bruce Shirray. Middleton Trophie was won by Doug and Carol Cooper, Wayne and Pat McBride over Jack Bell, Harold Caldwell and Lame Hay. First draw: 1. Jack and Tova Bell, Jim and Mary Lou Hyde; 2. & Jean Crerar, Ray and Pauline I 'ngeara; 3. Ray and Mare, Consitt, Harold and e lienina Caldwell. Second draw 1. Doug and Carol Cooper, Wayne and Pat McBride; 2. Iry and Marg Elliott, Don and Audrey Joynt; 3. Howard and Helen Scene, Lorne and Lorna Chapman. Third draw: 1. Tan McAllister, Robert Brodie, Bob and Gail Turner; 2. Robert and Marlene Bell, Grant and Helen MacLean; 3. Jack and Betty Simmons, Ron and Ruth Gorham Fourth draw: L Walter Spencer, Lorne and Verna Hay, Eric Luther; 2. Lloyd and Gloria Mousseau, George and Lucille Beer. 3. George and Judy Parker, Gordon and Jean Munn. The president, Robert M. Bell, chaired the meeting for the election of officers: president, Doug Mann, first vice president, Jack Bell; second vice president, Robert Caldwell; secretary-treasurer, Eric Luther; games and membership committee, Iry Elliott, Grant McGregor, Wilma Caldwell, George Parker, Ray Ingram, Ed Corbett, John Baker, Jack Henderson, Tova Bell; social committee, Doug Cooper, Grant MacLean, Bob Turner, Lii Baker, and their wives and husbands. VIEW FIRE FILMS Hensall Fire Chief Dave Sangster and firemen Bill Mickle, Bill Fnee and K. Pollock showed two films about hospital fire prevention to the staff of Queensway Nursing Home Monday evening. Mr. Sangster gave an outline of what could be done in an emergency. After the film a discussion period followed. eeeeteere <4e-teen, r„. reeeeeen 'nee- eee a • 100% Frost-Proof —even in the zero zone freezer! L. Neel F114K, te fe fiCAMe seer:claire fRIOIDAIRE Sales ..AServicei DRYSDAL E CAW HARDWARE Dial 262.201$ HENSALL HEARING TESTS No Obligation MIDDLETON'S DRUGS, EXETER Thursday, April 2 —1 to 3 p.m. Batteries, aOcessoi tip, repairs to most makes rmskommaismoilmr HEARING Albs E. R. THE© Ht.Otiesct Ast3 Sersw.-e Leo. 8.8 Queen $t., S. Kitchener , eseWeeeeneeeeeesel iee 490 690 790 490 630 Rindless smoked Side Bacon Coleman's Wieners I lb. pkg. lb. Shoulder Burt Pork Chops Meat by-Products,..5,50 F Po rk Shoulders sviickle Rolls Cryovac halves Steaks 690 Ib, Blade or Chuck PRODUCE --- Indian River No. 1 GRAPEFRUIT iroanAL I TOES Canada aNi4ACH Product of U.S.A. Size 4$ 10/894 cello 14 oz. cello 10 oz, 21494 Palm Garden TEA BAGS 100's Parlay MARGARINE (deal pack) 11-oz. jar 6'/2-oz. tin Gold Seal TUNA CHUNKS ORANGE JUICE (unsWeetened) 48-oz. tin Libby PEAS or Cream-style CORN 14-oz, COFFEE MATE (deal pack) giant tube Colgate TOOTHPASTE JAMS (added pectin) 24-oz. jar raspberry or strawberry Snot 'EsCIAL TISSUES 400's tirlest IVISIN BREAD 1B-oz. loaf FROZEN FOODS Sornerdee FRENCH FRIES WEEKEND SPECIALS April 1, 2, 3, 4 Open Friday Nights 7-1b. bag 55$ 2/694 2/$1 59$ 3 lb. pkg, 341 5/894 734 3/$1 4(k 3 Pkgs."! 4 ills. 59$ AL'Sn MARKET HENSALL - ONTARIO Velvet cake & .pastry FLOUR Robinhood Angetfood CAKE MIX 15-0z. St. William's ai Mac & cheese Dutch or Chicken Loaf Newly weds motor to Rochester, New York Darlene Hayter, Veins, was the lucky winner of a lerge R9cter chocolate bunny in a draw at Wes Riehardsons garage Saturday. Valerie Baker drew the winning ekket for the bunny -donated by Wes Richardson with proceedsgomg to the Bunny Bundle at C.F.P.L. London. At e draw at Roe's Health Centre Saturday John Branderhorst, RRi., Hensel', was the winner of another large chocolate rabbit. Gwen McLean drew the wfrmirt! ticket. Mrs. Herb Stretton who has been a patient in South Huron Hospital for eight weeks returned to her home Wednesday. Mr. & Mrs. Wilbert Di'ling spent. Easter with their daughter and son-in-law Mr. & Mrs. Allan Olson. F-hvabeth and David. Mrs. Bertha Jinks spent Easter with Mr. & Mrs. Ross ,links, Gail and Billy, and Miss Seem Jinb in London. Mr. & Mrs. Robert. H. Cook weekend guests were Mr. & Mrs. Hildebrand Sr., Mn & Mrs. Eric Hildebrand .and daughter Lori Mrs. Vernon Hildebrand and son Walter, all of Leamington.. Carolyn Cook of Alma College. St. Thornee, spent the Easter holidays with her paren. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Cook. Joan Hopkinson of MacMaraer University, Hamilton visited with her cousin Beth Cook Fester Sunday. Mr. & Mrs. Gary H. Corlett and family of Toronto spent a few days with Mr. & Mrs. N. E. Cook. Dorothy Farquhar, Ron Farquhar and Mr. & Mrs. Ed Knox, Randy and Janice of Toronto spent Easter with their mother Mrs. Emma Farquhar, and Mr. & Mrs. Walter Spencer. Mr. & Mrs. William Jaques and family of Newevele visited this week with the former's parents, Mr. & Mrs. Oliver Jaques. Mr. & Mrs. Don Avery and family and Mr. & Mrs. William O'Brien and son of Sarnia went Easter with their parents Mr. Mrs. Joe Flynn. Mr. & Mrs. Walter Spencer returned home Saturday after a pleasant holiday in the Barbadoes. Mr. & Mrs. W. K. Windsor of Toronto visited over the weekend with the latter's father Mr. Ezra Kipfer who is a patient in South Huron. Hospital, Exeter, and with Mrs. Kipfer and & Mrs. Cecil Kipfer and Mr. & Mrs. Ivan Kipfer. Mr. & Mrs. Laird Mickle spent a few days recently in Toronto and while there attended the hockey game between the Toronto Maple-Leafs and Chicago Black Hawks. They also visited with their daughter and son-in-law ' Mr. and Mrs. Ross MacMillan, Waterloo. Mrs. R. H. Middleton is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Dinner guests with Mr. & Mrs. R. A. Orr were their scans and familiee, Mr. & Mrs. Donald Orr of Ottawa, and Mr. & Mts. James R. Orr, Barbara and Kathryn of Crediton. Mr. & Mrs. Don Rigby of Blenheim spent Easter with Mr. & Mrs. Harry Snell. Stewart McQueen who had been visiting them returned home with them. Holiday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Ferd Killer were Mrs. Robert a nnea and family, Pickering, Mr. & Mrs. Harry Few and Emma. Mrs. Marie Friends honor bride-elect Complimenting Shirley Smile, a bride-elect of Friday, April 3, friends, relatives and neighbours held a miscellaneous shower Thursday evening in the Legion Hall which was decorated in an Easter motif. The address to the bride-elect was read by Elaine Randall, and presentation of numerous gifts by Beverley Randall, and Deanne Scrabuik. 'elm J. B. Randall, Mrs. Grant Blebeck, and Mrs. Garnet Allan were in charge of arrangements. Out of town guests were from London, Goderich and Exeter. Kippen folk hold party MRS. NORMAN LONG KIPPEN About. 40 Kippen folk gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ken McLennan to honor Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dickert who are leaving to take up residence in Exeter. An evening of entertainment playing euchre was enjoyed. Torn Reid read the address and Wilfred Mellis presented the Dickerts with a table lamp on behalf of their friends. PERSONALS Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Ken McKay and family included Mrs. John E. McEwea, Hensall, Mr. & Mrs. Ross Love, Clinton, Dr. & Mrs. Robert Love and family of Madison, Wisconsin and Mr. & Mrs. Keith Love and family. Zurich. Mr. & Mrs. Ross Carter and family of Harrow were Easter visitors with the latter's parents, Mr_ & Mrs. Nelson Hood. Mrs. Robert Gibson of Wroxeter visited Easter Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred Mellis. Mr_ & Mrs. El din Kerr spent the weekend in. Port Huron and visited Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Hamilton of Mooretown. & Mrs_ Clarence Priestap of Mitchell and Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Schneider of Stratford recently visited their father, Robert Thomson.. Mrs. Steven Pine of Ottawa spent a couple of days with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Edgar McBride. Her father returned home with her for a few days. Mrs. Mellis accompanied by Mrs. Long visited the formers mother, Mrs. Gibson, at Huronview, Sunday. Hurondale WI tour Fire Hall Hurondale Women's Institute met for a dessert meeting with Mrs. Bruce Tuckey in the chair. The theme was safety. Members answered roll call with a tip on how to prevent accidents in the home. The motto, he that stays in the valley never gets over the hill was given by Mrs. R. E. Pooley. Snsen Tuckey played a piano solo and a reading was given by Mrs, Glen Stewart. The President, Mrs. Herold Patterson, took charge of the business when Mrs. Lloyd Ballarityne gave the report of the Huronview Auxiliary, and pines were made to cater to a Curling Club banquet. The members then adjourned to the Exeter Fire Hail where fireman Tarry Smith explained fire fighting procedures. Pask, and Mrs. Tillie Tetreau all from Zurich. Mr. & Mrs. Ferd Miller, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Annan, Larry, Nancy and Blair, Pickering, were dinner guests Saturday with Mrs- Marie Pest. who celebrated her S2nd birthday that day and Mrs. Tillie Tetreau all of Zurich. Mr. & Mrs, Ron Pas pore and family, London, Mr. & Mrs. Felix Boogemans and Vicki, Burlington, spent Easter weekend with Mrs. Pearl Passznore. Warrant Officer Donald & Mrs. Orr, returned to their home in Ottawa after spending the holidays at the home of the former's parents Mr. & Mrs. R. Orr. Draw proceeds to Bunny Bundle Close to $100.00 was realized from the sale of tickets for the Eee-Pr draw, sponsored by Legion Ladies Auxiliary which was donated for the crippled children's fund at Zurich. Winner of the Easter basket of groceries valued at $20.00 was Mrs. Roland Vanstone; 2nd prize a $5.00 voucher for an Fester ham went to Mrs. Howard Finkbeiner, Zurich. Cindy Bisback drew the lucky tickets and Mrs. Grant McClinchey convened the project. Communion at Anglican church The service of Holy Communion was celebrated at St. Pauls Anglican Church with Rev. G. A. Anderson giving an Easter Meeegge. A dedication of a fair linen cloth and brown linen cover for the Holy Table were the gifts of Mrs. Fanny Clark and Mr. and Mrs. Frank For reee Lilies in the church were in loving memory of the Reynolds family placed by Mrs. George Guera, Regina; and by Wilson and Edward Berry in "ovine memory of Mr. and Mrs. T. t. Berry. The choir, under the direction of Mrs. F. Forrest, sang an anthem. Lady honored at birthday party An enjoyable evening was spent Saturday when Mir. and Mrs. Joe Flynn were hostesses for a fernily gathering in honor of the latter's mother Mrs. Alvina Mooney, who celebrated her eieiteethird birthday. Those attending were Mr. & Mrs. Roy Allison of Toronto, Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Faulder, Ceediton, Mr, & Mrs. George Lightfoot, Chatham: Mr. & Mrs. Sco tt: Gates and Mr. & Mrs. Larry Idle, London; Mr. & Mrs. Don Avery and family. and Mr. & Mrs. Wm. O'Brien and son, Sarnia, and Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Flynn and family, neural'. Luncheon was served from a table centered with a birthday cake and candiebra. Rebekahs hold dessert euchre Amber Rebekah Lodge held a successful dessert euchre Wednesday afternoon followed by progessive euchre with eleven tables in play. The winner; were, lades, Mrs. G. Hamilton, Exeter: Kre. Harold Bell, Hensall: lone hands, Mrs. Gordon Love: lucky chair, Mrs. Alex McBeath. In a draw for a plant Itirs. Rey Consitt, Kippen, was the lucky winner and an Easter cake was won by Mrs. Clarence Volland which she shared with Mrs. John Broadfoot, of Brucefield. Barbara Louise Schwalm daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Schwaltn, Hensall and Robert Wesley French, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe French of London, were married at the Presbyterian Manse, Duart, Ontario, by Rev. Donald. MacDonald Friday, March 20th. The best man was Jim lesell, London, and the bridesmaid was Miss Marjorie Schwalm, of Hensall sister of the bride, Mrs. Donald MacDonald served a wedding lunch to the bridal party. The couple motored to Easter service for Presbyterians Family Sunday was observed at the Easter Sunday service in Cannel Presbyterian Church conducted by Rev. W, D. Jarvis who spoke on the subject "He Is Risen.' The choir under the direction of Mrs. .Malcom Dougall sang "The Song of Easter." Mr. Emery Hathaway a representative of Alcoholic and Drug Concerns Ins. will address the congregation next Sunday. 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KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION For September '70 o n Thursday, April 9, 1970 ZURICH PUBLIC SCHOOL 1.15 P.M. to 3.30 P.M. and Friday, April 10, '1970 HENSALL PUBLIC SCHOOL 1.30 P.M. to 3.30 P.M. All children in the former Hay Twp. School area from Concessions 3 and 4 and East will register at -the Hensall Public School. The remainder of the former Hay School area will register at the Zurich Public School. Children eligible for Kindergarten Registration must be 5 years old on or before December 31, 1970. Parents should bring proof of age and immunization records. The Present Kindergarten classes will be open for inspection by parents or guardians registering children.