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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1970-05-21, Page 5:Bus trip plcinned. May 21, 1970 Pars Church Women Hensall and district news CORRESPONDENTS Mrs, Maude Hedden, Phone 262-2002 Mrs. Bertha MacGregor, Phone 262-2025 Kippen East entertains 4-H District Women's Institutes CHILDREN ENJOY FIREWORKS — Gerry Bell, Kevin Faber, Jim and Kathy Bell watch the fireworks display staged by the Hensall firemen, Monday night. T-A photo Sponsor swimming Rec group plan program strawberry, lemon or chocolate PARFAIT DESSERTS 10-oz. BURN'S STEWS 15-oz. Beef or Irish Planter's PEANUT BUTTER (deal pack) White Swan TOILET TISSUES 2-roll pack 6 Dare's 16-oz. cello bags cook ie-tyme, fudge-swiss, COOKIES or best-o-bics 2 Weston's GRANNY TARTS (regular 890 doz.) high scnool boys and girls who might be interested in helping for two hours each afternoon for part of the summer. Any interested young people should contact the secretary treasurer, Mrs. Archie Couper, and at the next meeting it would be decided if it was feasible to conduct such a program. The members of the committee made an inspection of the arena to assess repairs and renovations which were necessary. Windows are in constant need of replacement. Nearly every window in the front of the arena has been broken since the ice was let out. The chairman expressed thanks to all those who turned up Auxiliary zone rally attended Attending the Zone C-1 Rally at Goderich were members of the Hensall Legion Auxiliary, Laura Stan, Mona Campbell, Iva Reid, Mary Taylor, Cathy Bell, Vera Sma le, Mrs. Ralph Fitpatrick. One hundred and twenty one auxiliary members were present. The Zone Rally will be held at Blyth in 1971. It's peculiar how a dollar can look so big to you when it goes for church, and so small when it goes for groceries. BANISH WASH DAY BLUES WITH THE Budget-priced FRIGIDAIRE Flowing Heat Dryer! Model DATK FRIGIDAIRE Sales with Service ! DRYSDALE CAeat HARDWARE Dial 262-2015 HENSALL BALL - MACAULAY BUILDING SUPPLIES SEAFORTH 527-0910 CLINTON 482-9514 HENSALL 262-2713 Enhance Your Climbing Roses an d Flowers Fan Trellis . No. 86 Wall Trellis . No. 100 Wall Trellis . . 1.89 . 2.99 . 3.35 ..••• .00,0"-.0....0 Flower Box . . 5.49 PICNIC TABLES LEGS ASSEMBLED Special 3.25 (Not as illustrated) THIS OFFER GOOD TILL JUNE 6, 1970 Notice TOWNSHIP of McGILLIVRAY RATEPAYERS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Township will from now on collect taxes twice yearly; one tax notice will be issued and taxes will be payable in two equal instalments on June 30th and December 1st in each year. William J. Amos, Clerk Township of McGillivray IlMOMMENAMM 11ZOISMENATOMAIWZNOMMMIVARONSOBSIMSMSAMN,WANSNVISTSCONMSMii. Aic.mr: • Li OF DELICIOUS FOOD WEEKEND SPECIALS 20, 21, 22, 23 Open Friday Nights AL'S MARKET HENSALL ONTARIO 11. MrMilaf, ROM- WNW, SANIFLUSH (in tank) Toilet-Bowl Stafford CHERRY PIE ,FILLING 19-oz. Mc Laren's PICKLES 32-oz. plain or kosher DILLS Heinz TOMATO JUICE VIVA PAPER TOWELS 48-oz. Hensall WI held their Historical Research meeting in the Legion Hall, Wednesday. President Mrs. James McAllister presided and welcomed the grandmothers who were guests for the evening. Members answered the roll call with 'A form of pioneer entertainment' and reports were given by Mrs. Grace Peck on Huronview Auxiliary who announced a bazaar and tea will be held at Huronview, June 3. Mrs. Robert Simpson spoke on the Mental and Retarded Association. The June meeting will be a dinner at Hensall Hotel. Mrs. Sherritt chaired the program and Mrs. Wm. Fuss sang a selection of old time favorites accompanied by Miss Greta Lammie. A piano duet by Mrs. T. Sherritt and Mrs. Grace Harpole was enjoyed and Mrs. R. Elgie read a poem. Mrs. J. Sweitzer, of Exeter, showed slides of her trip to Alaska and gave an interesting narration. Grandmothers who won prizes were Mrs. Monteith, Mrs. R. Simpson, Mrs. Fred Beer and Mrs, Gordon Schwalm. Courtesy remarks were given by Mrs. Simpson. Program conveners were Mrs. R. Elgie, Mrs. T. Sherritt and the hostesses were Mrs. J. Corbett, and Mrs. Peck. KIPPEN EAST WI Kippen Tootie-Fruities 4-H Girls Club and mothers were special guests at the Home Economics meeting of Kippen East Womens Institute May 14th in the Legion Hall, Hensall. Mrs. Grant MacLean convener of Home Economics had charge of the program which opened with a sing-song. Mrs. Al Hoggarth gave the motto, 'in this modern electric era all a woman has to do to run her home is to keep plugging.' Mrs. MacLean gave a humorous reading and Jo-Anne Stoll and Darlene McKay demonstrated the making of a pineapple dessert, Donna Whitehouse commented on fruit juices and a side salad which were hi-lights of the course, 'Making the Most of Fruit'. Mrs. McKay gave a demonstration on Top of the-Range Cookware giving suggestions on the choice, use and care of pots and pans. Mrs. M. Connolly conducted a contest. Mrs. Robert Bell, the president, presided for the business when plans were finalized for the District Annual, and a bus trip to the Bavarian Festival in Frankenmuth in June. Mrs. Adams, a new member, was presented with an Institute Youth discuss many topics Unit 1 of UCW Hensall United Church met Thursday evening with Mrs. David Kyle presiding. She opened the meeting with a poem and prayer. The general meeting will be May 25 with Unit 1 in charge. Mrs. Tiffin of Wing ham will be the guest speaker. An invitation was accepted to Brucefield UCW in June. Mrs. Lorne Hay introduced Donna Forrest, Linda Hay and Janet Ecker who led a lively discussion on such . topics as religion, education and discipline. Mrs. John Goddard and her assistants served a tasty lunch. pin and hand book, Barbara Gemmell a recent Provincial Honour winner was presented with a gift by Mrs. Wm. Bell who also presented a gift to the leaders Mrs. Connolly and Mrs. Caldwell. Debbie Consitt and Sharon Finalyson played a piano duet and a special collection FOr Pennies For Friendship was taken. Delegates to the District Annual will be Mrs. Robert Bell, Mrs. K. McKay, Mrs. H. Caldwell and Mrs. Wm. Bell. A donation of $25.00 was made to the Childrens Aid Society and $10.00 to Retarded Children Mental Health Association and the Bunny Bundle. Children visit oldster's home Members of St. Pauls Anglican Church School weekday programme, accompanied by the Rector Rev. G. Anderson, Mrs. Thos. Lavender, Mrs. Archie Couper and Mrs. Graham Hooper, visited the residents of the Queensway Nursing Home. The children whose theme for this month is 'Thinking of Other People' were divided into groups with an adult leader and each group spent a few minutes in different rooms with the residents who were delighted to chat with the young child:an. The young people viewed the crafts which had been created by the patients during the winter. Those taking part in the visit were Paul McClinchey, Andrew Couper, Tracy Turner, Lisa Hooper, Christine Ingram, Margaret Couper, Jo Hooper, Barbara Ingram, Jaquiline McClinchey, Tammy Turner and Theresa Ingram. Moderator talks at Spring rally The Spring Rally Huron Presbyterial was held in Seaforth May 13, with Mrs. Jack Pollock of Goderich presiding, and Mrs. Ray Dyke of Goderich as secretary. Mrs. A. G. Meal of Sarnia was the guest speaker. She is the moderator of the London Hamilton Synodical. Mrs. R. A. Orr of Hensall thanked the speaker. Mrs. Gordon Schwalm of Hensall gave the Synodical report of the children's work and Mrs. Haines of Auburn, the adult report. to help at the clean-up night at the park. The ball diamond is being made ready for play. Friends shower popular bride Mrs. John Holland (nee Brenda Noakes), a recent bride, was honored at a miscellaneous shower held in the Legion Hall Saturday evening with relatives, neighbours, friends, and members of Hensall Legion Ladies Auxiliary attending. The hall was decorated in pink and white and a mock wedding provided entertainment for the evening. The presentation address to Brenda was read by Monica Peebles of London. Linda Sangster, Monica Peebles and Bonnie Sangster assisted in unwrapping the gifts. In charge of the arrangements were Mrs. Vic Stan, president of Hensall Legion Ladies Auxiliary assisted by Marion Sangster, Marion Peebles, Jean Amess, of London and several members of the Auxiliary. Mr. & Mrs. Holland were married in Seaforth, May 11, by Rev. J. C. Button of Northside United Church. Hensall Personals Page 16 2/990 2/139 3/$1 2/65t 3/$1 484 rolls 790 bags 994 dozen 790 PRESBYTERIAN WMS Womens Missionary Society Sr. group met at Carmel Presbyterian Church with president Mrs. R. A. Orr opening the meeting by reading the hymn, `Christ is the Lord' Study and dovotional was given by Mrs. Harry Snell and Mrs. Grace MeEwen and those participating with the program were Mrs, Pearl Love, Mrs. Harold Bell, and Mrs. Clarence Volland. Sylvia Bell, daughter of Mrs. Harold Bell, played a piano solo. Mrs. Orr gave the synodical report, which she attended as a delegate. Preparations were laid for the 80th anniversary of the WMS and the 40th anniversary of the Arnold Circle WMS for June 8 with the guest speaker being Mrs, John B. Fox of London, Ontario. Guests are invited from Huron Presbyterial, Exeter and Cromarty. Several volunteered to help with the craft work in September at Queensway Nursing home. Mrs. Gordon Schwalm was appointed as the first vice-president which was left vacant due to the ill health of Mrs. George Waly. A thank you letter was read for the knitted shirts that several members and Home Helpers knitted for the under privileged. children ovemas. The meeting closed and was followed with the Ladles Aid meeting with president, Mrs. Clarence Volland presiding. HENSALL ACW The regular meeting of the ACW of St. Paul's church was held Monday evening at the home of Mrs. G. A. Anderson in Exeter with the president, Mrs. Scrabuik presiding. Mrs. Scrabuik, Mrs. Forrest, Mrs. Reid and Mrs. Taylor were in charge of the devotions. Mrs. Anderson outlined the upcoming bus trip with the Exeter ACW and also informed Members that articles of clothing for the sale should be brought in not later than the September meeting. Plans were made for attending the Deanery meeting at Wingliam in June. The president read exerpts from the Bulletin dealing with the ACW annual meeting held in London. Roll call was answered by verses from the Bible having names of minerals and precious stones in them. Rev. G. A. Anderson closed the meeting and refreshments were served. At a meeting of the Hensall Recreation Committee May 13, the program for the summer was discussed and it was decided to sponsor the swimming programme again this year with Jane Smith as leader. Registration forms will be available sometime in June. The possibility of a recreation programme for the afternoon was also brought up and it was decided to see if there were any Enjoy fireworks on Victoria day Over 1,000 people attended the display of fireworks staged by the Hensall Fire Department at the Community Park, Monday evening. The $500.00 exhibition was conducted by the firemen in the hopes of preventing fire hazards and accidents with children lighting fire crackers. Chairman for the event was Gerald Flynn. Reeve Oliver Jaques spoke briefly when draws were made for the winners of three prizes. Bryan (Doc) Kyle won a deluxe transistor record player; Art Gaiser, Exeter, was the winner of a transistor clock radio, and Jack Tinney, RR 1, Exeter won an electric can opener. Drawing the tickets were the Reeve, Councillor Harold Knight and Fire Chief, Dave Sangster. FROZEN FOODS COD FISH/CHIPS 24-0z. 2 boxe s$1.09 twin-pack 55t 12-oz. ars Cleaner bottle 0' 94 Sweet-pickled Cottage Rolls cry-6-vac 1/2s lb. 590 Minced Ham lb. 590 Blade Steaks lb. 790 Rolled Pot Roasts ib.690 Loin Pork Chops lb. 79'J Beef Liver lb. 490 Schneiders Chicken Legs or Breasts lb. 530 PRODUCE U.S.A. No. 1 HEAD LETTUCE 24s 2/390 Florida No, 1 56s GRAPEFRUIT wh i to or pink 12/990 U.S.A. No. 1 GREEN ONIONS 3 bunches 294 ii