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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1970-06-18, Page 5WAS DAVID MOCK — When the Hensall Hi-C's entertained children from the Merrymount Children's Home last Saturday, David Mock was kept busy toting the smaller youngsters around on his shoulders. The children were also treated to a tour of local farms, a wiener roast and games. Shown with David and several of the children are Nancy and Donna Forrest, two other members of the Hi-C club. T-A photo Hensa ll and district news CORRESPONDENTS Mrs. Maude Hedden, Phone 262-2002 Mrs. Bertha MacGregor, Phone 262-2025 Many lucky winners at ladies auxiliary penny sale 1, THE HORSE Times-Adyocat*,. Juno 1$, 1970 Pap BEST BABIES AT HENSALL FAIR — Girls came out winners in both divisions of the baby show held Friday night in conjunction with the Hensall Spring Fair with boys placing second. In the division under six months of age the winners are shown in the picture above from the left, .champion Roxanne Overholt and Mrs. Glenn Overholt, runner-up Dwayne Lawrence and Mrs. Gary Lawrence and third place finisher Lisa Gass and Mrs. Earl Gass. Below are the winners in the six months to one year bracket. Left, Jackie Bell and Mrs. Jack Bell; Troy Robinson and Mrs. Larry Robinson and Della Ferguson and Mrs. Howard Ferguson. T-A photo Kippen UCW study Indians ‘m"Wialii "MilSONSSEMAIMENEXIMENIARNMVEN/ROMEMENWAINAvzwmgagenngiEMECTEMESIVON IKtf SIIINGS!! SUMMER FOODS COOL 24-oz. 16-oz. 12-inch width 12-oz. pkg. Libby DICED BEETS CRISCO OIL (deal pack) Sunspun SLICES Alcan FOIL WRAP Shirriff instant Mashed POTATOES RAID house & garden bomb PICNIC SHOULDERS lb, 470 viva TOILET TISSUES Micrin 6 rolls $1 554 MOUTH WASH 12-oz. $uper $ave DONUTS (12's) t$i TOMATOES lb. 354 No. 1 Valencia Product of California 138's SUNKIST ORANGES doz. 554 U,S.A. No. 1 CAULIFLOWER Size 16 each 394 any 3 pkgs. 85 ROLLS for Hot-dogs or Hamburgs (8s) AL'S MARK ET] HENSALL - ONTARIO WEEKEND SPECIALS JUNE 17, 18, 19, 20 Open Friday Nights Ii PRODUCE Ont. No. 1 Hot House Robin Hood pouch-pak CAKE MIXES Allen's FRUIT DRINKS Allen's (prepriced 896) ORANGE CRYSTALS T-BONE STEAKS PORK SAUSAGE lb. 550' COOKED HAM lb. 980 PORK CHOPS lb- 730 Ridiesta BACON lb. 790 SIDE PORK lb. 550 Colemans Smoked 9% oz. 3/444 48-oz. 3/934 3% oz. 5/694 14-oz. 3/35 654 654 2/7U 474 11 oz. $1.09 FROZEN FOODS WALLACE PIES 12 oz. beef turkey or chicken 550 • 3 in pkg. lb. 1.19 Merrymount children have fun at Hensall Hensall Legion Ladies' Auxiliary held a successful giant Penny Sale at the Legion Hall Friday evening June 12. The draws were made by Reeve Oliver Jaques assisted by President Mrs. Laura Stan. The prizes went to the following; lawn chair, Ruth Ann Smale, donor Clarence Reid; $5.00 voucher for gas, Mrs. John Reid, donor, Ted Thuss; tea towels & dish cloths, Ron Maxwell, Exeter, donor, Hensall Sales Barns; three bath towels, David Smale, donor, Martins Transport; two pair pillow cases, Don Hanley, Clinton, donor, O'Brien Upholstery; $5.00 bill, Sylvia Merner; Zurich, donor, Wedge the Mover; pitcher and glasses, Mrs. Helen Boogeman, donor, Raye Patterson; three cups and saucers, Mrs. L. Archer; vanity chair, Raye Schwalm, donor, Bonthron's Furniture; tupperware, Pearl Koehler,. donor, Pam Knoblauch, FISHERMAN'S COVE GRAND BEND RIVER RD. S. OF BRIDGE CHICKEN & CHIPS * * * FISH & CHIPS * * * SHRIMP & CHIPS ETC. TAKE OUT ORDERS Phone: 238-2025 Exclusive FRIGIDAIRE Custom Imperial Super-Surge DISHWASHER Model DWJMK 3 Frigidaire colors or white YOUR BEST BUY IS FRIGIDAIRE Soles with Service DRYSDALE (Aga HARDWARE Dial 262.2015 HENSALL tupperware dealer; $5.00 voucher for dry cleaning, Jim Finlay, Dashwood, donor, Grand Bend Cleaners. Twenty quarts milk, Beverley Moir, donor, Hurondale Dairy; floral centerpiece, Elsie Jory, Exeter, donor, John Reid's Lunch; sheets and pillowcases, Jean Crearer, donor, Irwin's; 50 gal. Champion fuel oil, Jim Pollock, donor, Doc Cameron; two bedspreads (2 draws), Maude Hedden and Mildred Foster, donor, Queensway Nursing Home; $10.00 bill, Maude Hedden, donor, Dr. Goddard; Old Spice shave, Mrs. J. Neil, Exeter, donor, Chub McCurdy; child's plastic blocks, Trudy Thuss, donor, Ladies' Legion Auxiliary; flower arrangement, Mrs. John Baker, donor, Cook's Florist, Clinton; $10.00 voucher for groceries, Jack Henderson, donor, Al's Super Save; kiddie doll, Sandra Nixon, donor, Ladies' Legion Auxiliary; magic black board, Dean McClinchey, donor, Ladies' Legion Auxuliary. Plant, Mrs. Carol McLean, Seaforth, donor, Reder's Florist, Exeter; paint set, Dean McClinchey, donor, Ladies' Legion Auxiliary; $10.00 gift certificate from Crest Hardware, Norman Shields, Goderich, donor, Big 0; $3.00 voucher for bake goods, Mary Dalton, Arkona, donor, Beaton's Bakery; vanity chair, Bill Noakes, donor, Boise Cascade; knit set Bonnie Lass, Connie Koehler, donor, Ladies' Legion Auxiliary; Take Off Cleaner, Jack Upshall, Staffa, donor, Hensall Co-op; grease job, oil change and filter, Ken Smale, donor, Hensall Motors; two short sets, Hazel Harburn and Sandra Wadell, donor, Thompson's Mill. Avon for men and ladies, Laura Stan and Glen Restameyer, donor, Leona Park; bathroom trim, Mona Campbell, Exeter, donor, Ball & Macaulay; jewel box for men, June Donaldson, London, donor, Joynts; pin up lights, Mary Bisback, donor, Custom Trailers; two ceiling fixtures, Mrs. Frank Varley, donor, Custom Trailers; kitchen clock, Peggy Stark, Walkerton, donor, Crest Hardware; one pair pillowcases, LeRoy Hoffman, Zurich, donor, Taylor's Store; wall plaque, Grace McEwen; gift tie set, Bob Lavery; electric bedroom clock, Sandra Nixon, donor, Fuss Electric. Pole lamp, Joyce Pepper, donor, Ladies' Legion Auxiliary; diaper bag, Marilyn Oesh, Zurich, donor, Taylor's Store; Amway ironing board cover and pad, Beatrice Richardson, donor, Earl Gass; man's shirt, Bruce Horton, donor, Peter McNaughton Insurance; bagdol game, Brian Randall, donor, Wallace's 5c to $1.00; three plow points, Dorothy Corbett, Exeter, donor, Bengough's; 21/4 gal. ice cream, Len Smale, donor, Richardson's; kiddie doll, Dean McClinchey, donor, Ladies' Legion Auxiliary; tractor, Marlene Ingram, Ladies Legion Auxiliary; $15.00 Voucher from Taylor's Ready to Wear, Mrs. John Reid, donor, Parker & Parker Drainage, Two chicken dinners and two sundaes, Nellie Riley, donor, Hensall Freeze King; kiddie doll, Cindy Bisbaek, donor, Ladies' Legion Auxiliary; two steak dinners, Joe McLellum, donot, Hensall Hotel; $10.00 perm voucher Herb Bierling, Zurich, donor,Jean's Beauty Salon; one case Veedol Motor Oil, Gordon Munn, Exeter, donor, Hyde, Bros.; floor mat, Vera Smale, donor, Ladies' Legion Auxiliary; one oil change and grease job, Mrs. Randal, donor, Kyle's Garage; one view master, Mrs. J. Consitt, donor, Regal Grill; one voucher for cleaning suit, Sam Habkirk, Seaforth, donor, Brady Cleaners; one voucher for cleaning suit, Mrs. Harry Page, Wingham, donor, Brady Cleaners; three months garbage pick up, Doug Macauley, donor, Bill Chipchase; fishing rod, Barry McCallum, donor, Hensali Legion. One case white beans, Buck Little, donor, Cook's; one quart of varnish, N. McNaughton, London, donor, Doc Kyle; four cans lighter fluid, Norma Gass, donor, Cosy Corner; one year subscription to Exeter Times-Advocate, Trudy Thuss, donor, Exeter Times-Advocate; $5.00 voucher for electric service, Vera Smale, donor, Don Travers; one quart 2 cycle motor oil, Ron Coleman, Varna, donor, Walper's Supertest; two one-year subscriptions to Citizens News, Joyce Pepper and Bill Austin, Seaforth, donor, Citizens News; one bottle hair oil, Don Forrest, donor, Flynn's Barber Shop. One year subscription Huron Expositor, Bill Noakes, donor, Huron Expositor; $3.00 voucher bake goods, Joyce Pepper, donor, Tasty Nu; one tractor, Mrs. C. Volland, donor, Ladies' Legion Auxiliary; assorted waxes and cleaners, Vera Smale, donor, Fink's; three cleaning vouchers (3 draws) one dress, James Roberts, Stratford; one ladies suit, Buck Little, one man's suit, Wayne Thiel, Zurich, donor, Mid-Town; Listo wax and rubbing compound, Lyle Simpson, Exeter, donor, Huron Body Shop; one suit cleaned, Doug Maxwell, donor, Brady's Batt'n Around — Continued from page 4 self-governing local chapters. No members in either group is paid with the exception of the NCHA secretary. Membership is $3.00 per year with an additional $2 the first year for membership kit and extra costs. Stan indicated if any campers in the Exeter area were interested in forming a chapter, he would be only too happy to drive up and help them get organized, or make certain someone would be on hand to perform that task. While many in this area do considerable camping, the weekend activities of the London and Sarnia chapters' camp-out in Exeter may stir some interest in forming such a group. Judging from the type of people present in Exeter and the wide range of activities they had to enjoy, it would certainly appear to be an enjoyable way to spend a weekend on occasions throughout the camping months. NCHA people have acquired the nickname of "the friendliest people in the world" and from our brief stay at the camping area on the weekend, we certainly Can't dispute the validity of such a title. Comments indicate the campers enjoyed their Stay here as much as most; local residents enjoyed having them, and we hope they consider the Exeter location for another of their weekend outings. The Hensall United Church Hi C's entertained several youngsters from Merrymount Children's Home last Saturday. The children were picked up in London at 10 a.m. driven to. Hensall where they were toured Around Grant McGregor's Pig Farm, and later aroundClarence Sniffle's farm where they enjoyed Ezra Kipfer passes away Ezra Kipfer passed away in South Huron Hospital, Exeter, June 10,1970 in his 84th year. He is survived by his wife, the former Susanna Desch; two sons, Cecil of Hensall, Ivan of Varna; one daughter, Mrs. Ross (Erma) Winsor, Toronto; three stepsons, Lee of Clinton, Earl, of Zurich, Raye of Toronto; two sisters, Mrs. Tom (Nancy) Kyle, Hensall, Mrs. Ella Desjardine, Exeter; one brother, Simon, Minnesota, U.S.A.; five grandchildren, 14 step-grandchildren and one great grandson. The funeral was conducted from Bonthron Funeral Home, Hensall, June 12 with Rev. H. Currie officiating. The pallbearers were Gerald, Roy and Ronald Oesch, Dan and Dave Kipfer and Dave Winsor, all grandchildren of Mr. Kipfer. Burial was in Hensall Union Cemetery. ACW ladies plan sale, tea The ACW of St. Paul's Anglican Church met at the home of Mrs. R. H. Middleton with Mrs. Mary Taylor, vice-president, presiding. The meeting opened with devotions from the Living Message. Mrs. G. A. Anderson read the scripture. Roll call was answered with names of animals found in the Bible. Mrs. Anderson read Man and His World and also reported on the Deanery meeting which was held in Wingham. Conveners were named for bazaar, bake sale and tea to be held in October. Articles of clothing were received for the bale. Cleaners; seven cases pop (7 draws), Jeff Rayburn, Keith Koehler, Jerry Campbell, Exeter, Keith Volland, Bonnie Kay, London, Jack MacKenzie, Raye Schwalm, . donor, Tuckey Beverages. seeing the horses, cows and calves. At noon they were brought back to the church for a wiener roast in the church yard, after which races and games were played with the HiC's. The event was topped off for the children with cake and ice cream before they were driven back to London, tired, but happy. Donna Forrest was convener. Personals Mrs. Sim Roobol is a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter. Mr. Bert Selves is a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter. Rev. H. F. Currie will attend Keswick Men's Conference at Port Carling this weekend. Rev. Lloyd H. Kalbfleisch, Zurich will take the service in Hensall United Church in Mr. Currie's absence. The junior choir will also be present for this service. Mrs. Madeline Harburn was a recent visitor with relatives at Auburn. Mrs. Bertha Jinks who has been a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter, returned to her home last week. Mrs. Bertha MacGregor visited over the weekend with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. Don MacLaren and family in Scarborough. Mrs. Amelia Schroeder of Woodstock visited recently with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. Ed. Schroeder, and family. Rev. W. Jarvis conducted Communion service in Carmel Presbyterian Church, Sunday. Commencing June 28 service will be held in the Hensall United Church for the month of July. Messengers study tribes The Messengers of Hensall United Church met Saturday. The last sessions of the study book, Skin Deep and Help were completed. The stories Bari Goes to School and Hurricane were given followed by a discussion period. The members learned how the different tribes of Indian people, live differently, many on reserves, some in cities, towns and work in factories and offices. Some still live in remote trapping and fishing villages. An Indian prayer was read. Offering was given and the gift boxes presented. The children then enjoyed the outdoor games and a picnic lunch on the church lawn. entertaining in mid-August at the Blue Water Rest Home. Mrs. Ron McGregor was in charge of the topic and showed a film with commentary, The Long Road. 'This film depicted the problems and life of the Canadians and pointed out the great need for understanding and appreciation of their ideas and ideals. Mrs. Edison McLean expressed appreciation to all who had taken part. Mrs. Laird Finlayson conducted Biblical knowledge contest. The hostesses were Mrs. Morley Cooper and Mrs. Ross Love. a a By MRS. NORMAN LONG KIPPEN At the June meeting of the Kippen UCW Mrs. John Cooper presented the worship service pointing out that each one must have faith to go forward even though the road called upon to travel is not known. Mrs. W. J. F. Bell presided for the business meeting and opened with an adaptation of the Twenty-Third Psalm For Busy People. The members enjoyed a trio composed of Debbie Consitt, Sharon and Sue Ann Finlayson, accompanied by Mrs. Ross Broadfoot. Plans were discussed for catering in July and August, and the date of the church school picnic was set with Mrs. Ross Broadfoot consenting to complete arrangements at the Seaforth Park. Mrs. Laird Finlayson reported that carnations had been delivered to those who had been ill and Mrs. John Anderson reported on the monthly sick visiting that had been done. Mrs. Ken McLellan gave the sunshine report for cards sent out and Mrs. R. Kinsman read the acknowledgements for these. Plans were continued for