HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-03-18, Page 5WIN WOAA CROWN — The Hensall pee wees Saturday night won the Western Ontario Athletic
Association "D" championship by defeating Southampton in two straight games. A week earlier, the
Hens'all youngsters won the "D" title at the Lucan Shamrock tournament. Back, left, Rick Taylor, Paul
McLinchey, Greg Campbell, Don Sararas, Mike Charrette, Dave Kinsman and Gary Moir. Coaches Gary
Kyle, left and Wayne Smith, right. Middle row, Bradley Baker, Doug Bell, John Charrette, Dwight
Consitt, Steve Knight, Norm Allan and Perry Mattson. Front, Doug Smith, Gary Koehler and Jamie
Caldwell. T-A photo
Hensall personals
ANNUAL MEETING
OF THE
Hay Township Municipal
Telephone System
will be held in the
Hay Township Hall
ZURICH
ON
MONDAY, MARCH 29, 1971
at 2:00 p.m.
JOSEPH HOFFMAN
Reeve
WAYNE C. HORNER
Secreta ry-Treasurer
HENSALL - ONTARIO
Butt
Pork Chops
Blade or Rib Steaks
Sausage Meat
Fresh
Ham Steaks
Fresh
Ground Beef
Grade A 5.6 lb. average
Roasting Chickens
Fresh or smoked
Side Bacon
Pork
Loi n
Chops
Beef Liver
Minced Ham
piece
Centre cut
490
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4.50
390
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LI OF DIOCIOUS 100
PEAS or CREAM CORN 140z. 5/994
Stokely
Stokely whole kernel 12 oz.
CORN orPEAS/CARROTS 14 02 .4/75 4
Stokely
14 oz. 5/994 GREEN or WAX BEANS
Stokely
3/980 TOMATO JUICE
48 oz.
Geisha Solid light
TUNA
VA or. tin 2/65
Aylmer
2/634 CATSUP
18 oz.
Vachon 19 oz.
3/894 PIE FILLING chocolate, lemon or coconut
790 PANTY HOSE
(one-size)
McCormick's
2/690 GRAHAM WAFERS 13% oz.
McCormick's
i BISCUITS
3 ib.994"
Weston
990 CRUELLERS
(10s) 4 pkgs.
F.W. outdoor
614. GARBAGE BAGS
10s 2 pkgs.
Golden yellow No. 1 Chiouita PRODUCE
BA NANAS
Product of Horidtiras
GRAPEFRUIT red or white
Canada No. 1
CARROTS
FROZEN FOOD
AUNT JEMIMA WAFFLES pa394
Valley Farm
FRENCH FRIES 4 lbs.694
lb. 1 24
48's 10/89
3 tbs. 254.
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CORRESPONDENTS
Mrs, Maud* Hodder*, Phone 2624002
Mrs. Bertha MacGregor, Phone 2624025
Church women meetings
NOTICE
THERE WILL BE A
Hydro Interruption UNIT II
The rescheduled meeting of
Unit II was held March 15.
Mrs. 'Stewart Blackwell
chaired the meeting and opened
with a poem followed by a hymn.
Mrs. Jack Corbett chose for her
devotional the theme, The Hidden
Treasure of Easter, and followed with a prayer explaining the
meaning of Praying Hands.
The study on The Americas
was capably given by Mrs. Ron
Mock who spoke on the rural
andslurn areas in Latin America,
Mock who spoke on the rura and
alum areas in Latin America,
educational planning, illiteracy
and the roll of the Church in
education,
Roll call with 15 members was
answered by Did you know?
• Thank you cards were read
from Mrs. Dave Blackwell and
Mrs. Ross Forrest.
Plans were made for the Spring
Thaw supper to be held March 31,
Volunteers responded to help
Mrs. Pearl Passmore with crafts
for the month of April at the • Queensway Nursing Home.
An interesting contest was
enjoyed and the March group
served lunch.
u.C.W.
Quilting preceeded the regular
• meeting of unit four of U.C.W.
when they met at the church.
Mrs. James McAllister opened
the meeting and spoke on the
Cross.
Mrs. Russell Erratt read the
scripture and Mrs. Robert
McAllister conducted the worship
telling the story of Jesus in the
garden and in the upper room.
The topic, The Americas, was
given by Mrs. James McAllister
who chose to speak on Chile
giving its geographical position,
climate, people, politics and
industries.
Gail Travers sang a solo ac-
companied by 'Mita Greta
Lammie.
Fifty visits to sick and shut ins
were reported. Quilting days are
to be Tuesdays and Wed-
nesdays. Unit four will be
responsible for church flowers
and nursery for the month of
April.
Mrs. R M. Peck, social
convener, informed the mem-
Minor Hockey
Night
HENSALL ARENA
FRI., MARCH 26
7:00 p.m.
5 games
Sponsored by Hensall Minor
Athletic Association
Bring your boy to the Arena
— Don't send him
0
bers what would be required for
The Spring Thaw supper to be
held the end of March.
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
Women's Missionary Society of
Carmel Presbyterian Church,
met March 11 with 12 answering
the roll call with a favorite psalm
from the Bible.
President Mrs. R. A. Orr
opened the meeting with a poem,
Where Dreams May Grew.
Mrs. Percy Campbell and Mrs.
Edgar Munn gave the devotion
and study with Mrs. Clarence
Volland assisting.
The Synodical will be held in
Sarnia, April 13 and 14. Mrs.
Gordon Schwalm will conduct a
work shop for children's
secretaries. Mrs, Orr and Mrs.
Gordon Troyer were elected as
delegates to attend Synodical.
Craft representative from the
group, to the Hensall Nursing
Home, is Mrs. Harvey Hyde.
The review of the
Presbyterian Record and Glad
Tidings was given by Mrs. Sch-
walm.
Five more little shirts for
under-privileged children
overseas have been added to the
number Mrs. Anne Broadfoot has
knitted.
Next meeting will be an Easter
thank offering April 5, with
guests invited. Those taking part
in the program and devotion will
be Mrs. Pearl Love and Mrs.
Malcolm Dougal.
c.P.A.C.
The regular monthly meeting
of the Carmel Presbyterian
Arnold Circle was held Monday
evening at the home of Mrs.
Donald Mousseau,
The worship was under the
leadership of Marilyn Campbell
and Joanne Bell.
President Margaret Vanstone
conducted the business session
and requested that all members
attend the Easter meeting of the
W.M.S. to be held April 5.
It was decided to pay $5
towards Myrtle Orr's expenses
when she attends synodical in
Sarnia.
Marilyn Campbell presented
Shirley Mousseau with an
engraved coffee spoon as a
momenta of her term as
president.
Telephone call
from Hong Kong
Mrs. Russell Brock of
Chiselhurst had a pleasant
surprise last week while
recuperating from surgery in
Victoria Hospital. She picked up
her bedside telephone to hear the
voice of her son, Bill, and
daughter-in-law, Anne, calling
from Hong Kong. The reception
was excellent on the 12,000 mile
call. It was noon in London but
in Hong Kong the time was 1:00
a.m.
Bill is with the Far East
International division of the
Toronto Dominion Bank.
The next meeting will be April
19 with Mildred Bell as hostess,
A.C.W.
The regular meeting of the
A.C.W. of St. Pawls Anglican
Church was held March 11 at the
home of Mrs. Fanny Clark. The
presidents opened the meeting
with the members prayer.
Thank you notes were read for
treats sent to sick and shut ins.
The ladies were reminded of the
A.C.W. annual meeting to be held
at St. James Westminster in
London, on April 29th.
Fund raising projects were
discussed. The topic for the day
was taken by Mrs. F. Clark. Roll
call was answered by reading
verses from the Bible having the
word Rock in it. Mrs. Anderson
closed the meeting with prayer,
New Guide camp
progressing well
Tuesday, the local association
of Guiding met with Mrs. Ron
Mock presiding. In a report read
from the Huron division camp
committee representatives it was
learned that Camp Klahane
situated four miles south of
Goderich is progressing well, the
grounds are seeded, a gravel
access road has been laid and a
well installed. A kitchen unit and
storage shed has been erected.
Several donations from
organizations in Hensall have
been received and will aid
greatly in the completion of the
new camp.
The L. A. decided to hold a
candy and bake sale in Hensall
Town Hall, April 17 to raise
funds,
Sugar and Spice
— Continued from page 4
It'll be little, insignificant me.
There. I know there's nothing
more boring than other people's
troubles. But I've got about half
of them off my chest. And you
must feel better to know that
someone in the world has as
many troubles as you.
And of course there are some
things on the black ink side of the
ledger, too. There's the "winter
break" as they now call what
used to be the Easter holidays. A
whole week in which to do nothing
but mark exam papers.
There's the prospect, in about
six weeks, of getting the leeches
off my back (and into the
unemployment lines).
And there's the sheer pleasure
of not getting up in the dark every
workday. The sun shines,
waterily and occasionally.
There's a glimmer of hope that
that peculiarly Canadian mon-
ster — winter —, having vented
his orgy of rage, is beginning to
die of sheer emotional
exhaustion.
Unless the old brute throws one
more senile but devastating blow
at us.
4.*
Canadian ADMIRAL
Is Pleased To Announce
the Appointment of
DON TRAVERS
As Their White Goods Appliance
Dealer for the Hensall Area
FOR A COMPLETE LINE OF .
• DISHWASHERS FREEZERS
• STOVES • REFRIGERATORS
See
Don Travers Electric
KING ST. 262-2505
HENSALL
Mrs. Lou Simpson returned to
the Blue Water Rest Home after
spending a week with her sister-
in-law Mrs. F. G. Bonthron.
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Ronnie and
family of Brantford, and Mr. &
Mrs. Howard Ronnie and family
of London were recent visitors
with their parents Mr. & Mrs.
Sam Rannie.
Mrs. Gordon Schwalm was the
lucky winner of a hamper
shopping bag of groceries from
C.K.S.L. radio station, London.
Ann Mickle, Toronto, spent the
weekend, and Mr. & Mrs, Robert
Mickle, London spent Sunday
with their parents, Mr. & Mrs.
Laird Mickle.
Mr. & Mrs. Don Rigby of
Blenheim, were weekend guests
with Mr. & Mrs, Harry Snell, Mr.
Stewart McQueen returned home
with them for a visit.
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Mickle,
London, are leaving Friday
evening to spend a 10 day
vacation abroad. Mrs. Mickle is
conduCting a group of high school
students on a tour and will spend
a few days in the country of
Yugoslavia, Charles Mickle also
leaves Friday evening with a
group of high school teachers
from Hamilton to spend a
vacation on the Islands of
Antigua and St. Kitts, in the
Caribbean.
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Holland and
daughter Gwen were recent
visitors with Mr. & Mrs. James
Sangster and Bradley.
Kinettes to
visit sick
The Kinette Club of Hensall
met at the home of Mrs. Roy Bell
with all members present. It was
decided to hold the annual spring
rummage sale, May 5.
District I Interclub will be
hosted this year by the Kinette
Club of Goderich April 14, and
District I Convention will be in
Woollstock, May 16.
April 4, the Kinettes will visit
shut-ins in the village.
Mr. & Mrs. Howard Scane
returned from vacation in
Florida,
Mrs. Larry Jones and family
who spent several weeks with Mr.
& Mrs. 'James Sangster and
Bradley left last week to visit
with Mrs. Jones' sister, Miss
Audrey Coleman, in Ottawa.
Mr. & Mrs. Wm Shaddick of
London were recent visitors with
Mr. & Mrs. George Parker and
family.
Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Adams,
Dashwood, Mr. & Mrs. Robert
Chaffe and sons, Mitchell, Mr. &
Mrs. Jack Corbett and Al, and
Bonnie Sangster of Hensall were
recent guests with Mr. & Mrs.
Ross Corbett.
Rev. W. D. Jarvis conducted
the Sacrament of communion in
Carmel Presbyterian Church,
Sunday, when Mr. & Mrs. Gerald
Volland and Mrs. Don Volland
joined the membership of the
church. Mrs. Malcolm Dougall
led the choir in the service of
song.
P
on
Sunday, March 21
from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
in the
Village of "'orison
West of CNR Tracks
and on
King St. between Nelson St,
and Wellington St. and also
on Richmond St.