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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-01-21, Page 5and district hews CORRESPONDENTS Mn,s Maude Hidden, Phone 242-2002 Mrs: Bertha MacGregor, Phone 262-2025 FINAL WEEK of our JANUARY SALE All Ladies' and Children's WINTER MERCHANDISE Reduced 500/A Up To THIS IS ALL QUALITY MERCHANDISE Odds 'N ENDS Values ) AA 1;1°0.98 V•titi TAYLOR'S Ready-to-Wear MAIN ST. HENSALL Only 3 Days Left To get In On The Outstanding Bargains In Our FURNITURE Q A 11 CLEARANCE $AVE On Our Complete Stock • Chesterfields • Bedroom Suites • Kitchen Suites • Lamps • Mats • Rockers • Recliners • Coffee & End Tables OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT DURING SALE PERIOD ONLY BONTHRON & SON LTD. Hensall 262-2016 Snow club meet , The regular meeting of the was given andluncti served, South Huron 4-H, Snowmobile A- meeting was held at Larry Club was held ,lenUery. 12th at Snider 'WPM loot. Ski-D.00 John Elder :Enterprises, local dealer, The topic of this meeting .Sidronle dealer, • The topic for the meeting was Snowmobile .maintenance with demonstration carried out by John Elder. Mr. Sam Bradshaw, engineering Assistant for Huron County, led a discussion, At the conchiSion of the meeting a quiz. was Safety. The Club is designed to, provide practical information on the various. concepts of . snowmobiling, with major emphasis on safety, The Exeter Fair Board is sponsoring the 4-H Club, Petilagett eased Mr. Doug Dailey of London visited this week with Mr. & Mrs. Harold Parker and Patsy. Mr. & Mrs. Doug Mann and Mr. & Mrs. Doug Shirray are holidaying in Florida. Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Holland and daughter Gwen of Thamesford were recent visitors with Mr. & Mrs. James Sangster and Bradley. Mr. & Mrs. William Workman left this week on a holiday to Florida. Mr. & Mrs. Bev Beaton returned home after visiting with relatives in Florida for the past three weeks. Mr. & Mrs. George McTeer of Collingwood were recent visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Ed Corbett and Wayne, and weekend visitors with Mr, & Mrs, Bevan Bonthron. 'wit 1i11M~MU THE FINEST REFERENCES WE CAN SHOW. f 'FROM WISE FOLK?) YOUR LIKELY KNOW Jerry Arnold & Sons ESSO HONIE HEAT -SERVICE 0112 DASHWOOD 228-2Bil9 4 FRESH HAMS E, X6.45 Ib. 454 WIENERS SCHNEIDER S lb. 494 SIDE BACON RINDLESS McCORMICK'S SALTED, PLAIN OR SALTINES SODA BISCUITS 31b. ASPIRINBRi TABLETS 594 PORK SALE BUTT CHOPS LOIN CHOPS SPARE RIBS SAUSAGE MEAT SIDE PORK AUSTRAL - 15'h oz. TIN ,EL5;!,sciEwEy-E SALMON 99 CORN FLAKES 2i$1 lb. 454 lb. 594 lb. 594 ab. $1 PIECE LB 35c SLICED LB 39c SHOULDERS FRESH PORK SAUSAGE PURE PORK lb. 49' 4 lb. 35 pOINMES CALIFORNIA NO. "3s SUNKIST NAVEL ORANGES 01,11.Armo NO.'to L-BS, DOZEN MOM'S MARGARINE SAVE 41b1 ON CARNATION COFFEE - 6 oz. JAR -MATE GROCERY 454 BUYS SQUIRREL - 2,LB. Peanut JAR Butter 99' DELSEY TOILET TISSUE 8ix Ro),Ls 794 SUNLIGHT DETERGENT LIQUID - 24 oz. (PREPRICED 63c) 494 HEINZ SPAGHETTI - 19 oz. ,- COOKED 21449' 64 OZ, - 7t OFF PACK JAVEX 434 HEINZ DILL KOSHER - 4D PICKLES or. 49' DANISH KITCHEN - 12 oz. TIN Luncheon Meat al BRIGHT'S APPLESAUCE FANCY -, 14 oz. 233 BONNIE - DOG 15 oz. TIN FOOD' 10' LYSOL SPRAY DISINFECTANT DEODORIZER - 7 oz. 69' UTOPIA CHOICE TOMATOES --28 or. TINS 274 BAKER'S MILK ChocolateChips -CHOCOLATE OR SEMISWEET TWO FOR 494 JELLO Jelly (2 STRAWBERRY, BRAND - or.'- 1 RASPBERRY, Powder 1 LIME) 4 p,135 FIVE FLOUR, ROSES * ALL-PURPOSE , 23'6' 2.19 SUNMAID RAISINS SEEDLESS - 15 oz, 2494 DELMONTE 14 oz, WITH ONIONS OR TIDBITS To matoSauce2i351 TOMATO Clark'$ OR VEGETABLE - SOUPS 10 or, TINS BROWN 10'31b9Y HONEY BEAR - CREAMED dok4 SHELL OR READY CUT -- 7 or, pm CRiAMIETTi MACARONI ICIIIIIINAMTTirspaiiiii'z. PKG, 10 10' FANCY moiNTOSH 89 4 APPLES („oDucT °v G'"A' NO. - GOT-°°\1 Y ELLOW BANANAS wcm 2 5.1-13, BAGS mumps if u 110, snag Igo lb. 374 PORK HOCKS 11).29' SWEET PICKLED COTTAGE ROLLS CRY-O-VAC'S 1/2's lb. 494 COOKED HAM lb. Cpl 4 29' 59 VALLEY FARM FRENCH FRIES 21b.27' SUPREME BRAND KERNELCORN 41b.8 , OLD SOUTH - 12 oz. TIN ORANGE JUICE PRICES EFFECTIVE TUES., WED., THURS., FRI., SAT. JAN. 19, 20, 21, 22, 23 MARKET HENSALL - ONTARIO FLUFFO - 4' OFF PACK SHORTENING lb. 334 LIBBY'S DEEP-BROWNED BEANSiPORK IN TOMATO SAUCE (19 OZ. TINS) atIM MAPLE LEAF LARD 4 Ib. 23 FREEZER SPECIAL SIDES °F PORK 80 LB. AVERAGE - CUT AND WRAPPED District women's groups elect slate, study history This meeting is open to all ladies of the church. Study and devotional was given by .Mrs. Harvey Hyde and those assisting were Mrs. Harold Bell and Mrs. Harry Snell. The 1971 study is on "Get the Word around." A letter from a missionary of India, Miss Margaret Kennedy was read by Mrs. Gordon Schwalm. All members contributed to the "LeaseColn" box. Next meeting will be held Thursday,February 11 at 2 p.m. with Mrs. Gordon Troyer and Mrs. Clarence Volland giving the study and devotion. TELLS OF TRIP UCW Unit 1 met Thursday afternoon January 14. Mrs. Robert Cook, the new unit leader presided. The devotional was entitled "Stewardship of Time," followed by two poems suitable for the New Year. Mrs. Walter Spencer introduced the new study book for this year on The Americas. Mrs. Jack Drysdale gave the highlights of their trip to Norway, Denmark, Germany and other countries last fall. HISTORY WAS THEME Tweedsmuir History evening was observed by Hensall WI at the January meeting last Wednesday with president Mrs. James McAllister presiding. Roll call was answered with a contribution to the Tweedsmuir History Book. Mrs. Carl Payne and Mrs. Sim Roobol were appointed a committee to visit the sick and shutins for the coming month. A motion was passed to continue sponsoring the 4-H club; A donation was made to the local association of Guides and Brownies for the Camp Building Fund at Goderich. A euchre is planned for February 10. Mrs. McAllister chaired the program which opened with a sing-song followed by a reading by Mrs. Wilbert Dilljng. Miss ZURICH LIONS TOUR DIL — Members of the Zurich Lions club toured the Centralia plant of Dashwood Industries Limited, Monday night. Shown looking at a finished window are from the left, vice-president Richard Erb and president Bob Merner of the Zurich club and DIL vice-president Howard "Boots" Klumpp and Tom Duffy, marketing manager. T-A photo. Funeral services for former Hensallites Aar The Ladies Aid of Carmel Presbyterian Church held their first meeting of the New Year Thursday, January 14 with Mrs. Clarence Volland presiding. Annual reports were given by the treasurer and the conveners of the other committees. Officers for 1971 are: president, Mrs. Clarence Volland; vice president Mrs. Robert Madge; secretary, Mrs. Harry Snell; assistant secretary, Mrs. Earl Campbell; treasurer, Mrs. Harvey Hyde; pianist Mrs. Ed. Munn. Group leaders, Mrs. Frank Wright, Mrs. Malcolm Dopgall, Mrs. Percy Campbell; reception committee, Mrs. Wilfred Jarvis, Mrs. H. Hyde; flower convener, Mrs. Gordon Troyer; card convener, Mrs. Earl Campbell; quilting committee, Mrs. Earl Campbell, Mrs. Lorne Luker, Mrs. Ed. Munn, Mrs. Clifford Moir; kitchen committee, Mrs. Glenn Bell, Mrs. Robert Bell, Mrs. Harry Snell. KINETTE CLUB The Kinette Club of Hensall met at the home of Mrs. Gary Maxwell, Zurich, for the first meeting of the New Year. Guest 'for the evening was Mrs. Murray Bell. Plans were discussed regarding the club's assistance with We Kinsmen National Convention to be held in London in August also for the annual March of Dimes to be held Monday February 1 at 7:00. A donation was made to the local association of Guiding for their new camp. Mrs. Leonard Hoffman was presented with her Kinette Pin and by-laws and welcomed to the club as their newest member. BEGIN NEW STUDY First meeting of the new year of Carmel WMS was held last Thursday afternoon with thirteen members joining and answering the roll call with a New Year's resolution. President Mrs. R. A. Orr mentioned the Huron Presbyterial annual meeting to be held in this church with WMS and Arnold circle as hostesses on Wednesday January 27 at 2 p.m. Report winners in euchre play The CPT committee of the IOOF and Amber Rebekah Lodge • held a successful Progressive Euchre Thursday evening, with thirteen tables playing. The ladies' high prize was won by Mrs. Al. Hoggarth; consolation, Mrs. John Skea; gent's high prize, Mr. John Skea; consolation, Mr. Jim McEwen; • lone hands, Howard Lemmon. A draw was held on two baskets of apples which were won by Mrs. Glenn Bell and Mr. Charles Hay. Greta Lammie on her tape recorder played memories of early days in Hensall by Mrs. Harris, the former Irma Rannie. Mrs, T. J. Sherritt read a poem "The Parlour Organ" with soft music accompaniment by Miss Lammie. The history of Rogerville was presented by Mrs. Robert Simpson. Mrs. T. Brintnell read newspaper clippings of the past provided by Miss M. Ellis. Mrs. J. Corbett gave courtesy remarks. Program conveners were Mrs. Grace Peck, Miss M. Ellis and Mrs. Simpson; hostesses, Mrs. Clarence Reid and Mrs. Fred Beer. A UCW QUILT Chiselhurst United Church Women had a pot luck dinner and quilting in connection with the January meeting. Mrs. Russell Brock, president, opened the meeting and Mrs. Jack Brintnell gave the worship "Hasty Judgment." Mrs. Clarence Coleman, Mrs. J. Brintnell and Mrs. Alvin Cole gave a short skit. It was decided to send money to Miss Nicol in memory of Lucille Sperling. Mrs. Thos Brintnell introduced the new study book on "The Americas." . ' Mrs. George Boa convened the program. Fair society choose slate George Frayne was elected president of the Hensall South Huron Agricultural Society during an annual meeting held in Hensall Saturday afternoon. Other officers are vice presidents, Larry Merner, Grant McGregor; secretary-treasurer, P. L. McNaughton. The society also announced the Hensall South Huron Agricultural Twilight Fair will be held June 22 this year. MISS MARGARET A. SMILLIE Miss Margaret A. Smillie of Toronto passed away Friday January 15 at the Trafford House nursing home at the age of 95 years. She was the daughter of the late Mr. & Mrs. Ben Smillie, and born and raised on the Smillie homestead one and a quarter Miles north of Hensall. She taught school for many years in Hay Township and Haileybury and Toronto. She leaves one sister, Dr. Jennie Robertson, Toronto; one brother, Dr. A. B. Smillie, Niagara Falls, several nieces and nephews : She was predecessed by two sisters and two brothers, (Mary) Mrs. John Elder, Hensall, Miss (Emmaline) Smillie Toronto, a former missionary in India, Mr. James Smillie, Hensall and Rev. Ben Smillie a missionary in India. Funeral service andcommittal was held Monday January 18 in the Miles Funeral Home, St. Clair Avenue, Toronto. Interment in the mausoleum at Hensall Cemetery. MRS. MILTON RUSSELL Mrs. Milton Russell of Hensall passed away in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, Friday, January 15 where she had been admitted as a patient that week. The former Mary Clara Dunsford she was in her 88th year. Surviving are her husband, one son Homer, RR 1 Exeter; four daughters, (Isabel) Mrs. Don Wilson, Tucson, Arizona; (Margaret) Mrs, Leroy Coleman, Blenheim; Mrs. Irene Bossen berry, Grand Bend; (Audrey) Mrs. Don Joynt, Hensall; one sister, Mrs. Florence Gould, Exeter, also 15 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. Public funeral services conducted by Rev. G. Anderson were held from the Bonthron Funeral Home, Monday, January 17 at 2 p.m. Interment was in Exeter cemetery. Pall bearers were Keith Buchanan, Ed Little, R. H. Middleton, Percy Campbell, Earl Campbell and Bev. Gould. 'McALLISTER B, GREER Funeral services for the late McAllister B. (Mac) Greer who died suddenly at Westminster Hospital, London, Thursday, January 14 was held from ,the Logan and Sons Funeral Home, London, Monday, January 18 with Canon Derwyn Jones officiating. Interment was in Woodland cemetery. Surviving are his wife the former Jean Bonthron, formerly of Hensall and one sister, Edith (Mrs. H. W. Plaggemeyer), Grosse Point Michigan. Mrs, James Sangster who has been a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London for the past two weeks returned to her home Saturday. Capt. John R. Beer, Winnipeg, spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Fred Beer, and Mr. & Mrs. George Beer and family. I ‘liminl 001111•1011111111010•1111i1.1111.11.