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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-07-22, Page 7• Archibald welcomed the wpmen and expressed sincere ap. preciatioh ter their support, The Blytti ladiea preaented skit, "Pinner with' a Conntry Cousin". Clinton ladies served refresh- ments at the close of the meeting. Repairs To Ail Makes • Lawn Mowers ir Garden Tractors to Outboard Motors at Chain Saws it Poultry House feed carts Open Six nights weekly till 9:00 p.m, Jack's Small Engtne Repair Service HENSALL 262-2103 107 Queen - One Block North of Business Section Parties for bride-elect Donna Whitehouse, bride-elect, was honored by the Kippen 4-H girls at a shower at the home of Lynn Alderclice, July 8. Miss Alderdice was assisted in making the arrangements by Linda Bell. Each guest brought a favorite recipe and a gift to be used in the :ix:eking of it. Judith Mickle was in charge of the guest book. Mrs. Robert Bell also en- tertained in honor of Miss Whitehouse, July 14, at a shower at her home. She was assisted by Mrs. Grant Mcljean ,and Mrs. Vern Alderdice. Champion prepared MUSTARD 24-oz. iar 2/4IN lllll 11011111toimmillifirtotiolli llllll ittliiiiii llllll lllll FROZEN FOOD Banquet Huronview auxiliary sell tickets on quilt Hensall • .and district 'news: CORRESPONDENTS Mrs. Maude Hedclen, Phone 262-2002 Mrs. Bertha MacGregor, Phone 2624025 The Ruronview auxiliary meeting was held Monday af- ternoon in the Craft roam. The minutes of the previous meeting were read by Mrs, R. M. Peck, Benson. Mrs. Caleough thanked the ladies for their help with the senior citizens week. A quilt top was donated by Mrs. Logan and tickets will be sold on it. Administrater Chester •Plant supervisor Andy 'manse driving the first miniliner Miniliners in production at recreation vehicle plant 4 radio, power steering and power brakes, The completed vehicle sleeps six persons comfortably and contains a refrigerator, electric range, toilet and shower, hot water heater and furnace. Air conditioning is an option that can be obtained. The vehicle is eight feet wide on the inside with a height of six feet, four inches. Production of the Corsair miniliner at the Hensall plant is expected to reach the daily maximum of six in about a • month. Morphew said manufacturing of this new vehicle was another extension of Boise Cascade's development in this area. Plant No, 2 in Hensall with a floor space of 85,000 feet was recently completed and is manufacturing mobile homes, instant housing and commercial. Producers of the new rniniliners are Boise Cascade Mobile and Recr ea tional Products, a division of Boise Cascade Home and Lands Limited, The Boise Cascade manufacturing plant in Hensall started Monday wi th manufacturing of a completely motorized recreational vehicle. Recreational units of 18 and 20- foot lengths are being con- strucled on Chevrolet and GMC vans in the first major development of this type of recreational vehicles in Eastern Canada. Snell Brothers of Exeter have delivered 37 one-ton Chevy vans to the Hensel] plant and others are on order to bring the total up to 100. Another 50 GMC vans will be secured. Hensall plant manager Don Morphew said this week he ex- pected 150 of the Citation and Corsair Miniliners would be produced in' Hensall before the end of the year. tre added that 90 per cent of the expected production is already sold. Morphew said similar vehicles are being built at Boise Cascade plants in Shippensburg, Penn- sylvania and Morgan Hill, California and acceptance by the American travelling public has been "terrific". Vehicles built in Hensall will be available to the Boise Cascade dealer sales organization in Canada. The Corsair and Citation rniniliners that will retail for considerably less than $10,000 are described by Morphew as being a "perfect travel unit". The van that gives the basic framework has a 350 cubic inch motor with 125 inch wheelbase, FF GIGANTIC CLEARANCE OF ALL CHILDREN'S AND LADIES' SUMMER CLOTHING Placing floor on the stripped van By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN HH 0 H.H10 001.”1.1”....~.0001 iiiiiii ”0111110sHHHHIll iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I iiiii ii iiii 0 ,0111..WHIHOHMI Hensall personals 111HHHIHHH” llllll H lllll HIIHHHHOMIH0110111011110°1 llllllllllllll HOIHHH10101101HH111~0.1010510.101 20% to 50% Off • Ladies Pant Suits, Shorts Tops, Etc. • Complete Range of Children's Summer Clothing TAYLOR'S Ready-to-Wear Mr. & Mrs. Don O'Brien and family, Flint, Michigan, visited on the weekend with Mrs. Walter Mrs. Lloyd Miller visited Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Robert Duncan, Huronview. • Visiting Sunday with Mrs. Sam Norris and Mr. &Mrs. Bob Norris and family were Mr, & Mrs. Anthony Brait and Richard, St. John, New Brunswick and Mr. & Mrs. Eric Norris and Sean of Macdonald College, Quebec. Jim and Bob Scott, holidayed • for a few days at Goderich with their grandparents Mr. & Mrs. Jim Scott and Ronald. Mr, & Mrs. John Templeman visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Miller. Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Kemp and Mr. & Mrs. David Kemp visited Sunday with Mrs. Pearl Francis and Jane, Toronto. Edna and Janet Miller, London are holidaying this week with their parents Mr, & Mrs. Leslie Miller. ▪ Douglas Smale, had the misfortune to have his leg broken and is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Lorraine and Joanne Pappie, London, are holidaying this week with their grandparents, Mr. & Mrs. John Drake and Murray. Mrs. Walter O'Brien has sold her home in the village and is moving to an apartment in Exeter, HENSALL are holidaying near New Liskeard, H. K. Turner, Alexis and Robert Armstrong of Glasgow, Scotland, are holidaying for three weeks with Mr. Turner's grand- children Tracey and Tammy Turner. Rev. Samuel Kerr of Monkton, formerly of Exeter, conducted the union service in Carmel Presbyterian Church, Sunday. The choir under the direction of Mrs. Malcolm Dougall sang "My God How Great Thou Art". They were assisted by the Arnold Circle and the managers. Mr. &Mrs. Ed. Corbett and Mr. & Mrs. Ken Parker and family returned from a holiday at Midland, Ontario. MAIN ST. Recent visitors with Mr. SZ Mrs. Ross Corbett, Steve and Jeff were Mr. & Mrs. George Duchscherer, Brian Grant of Yorkton, Sask., Mr. & Mrs. Ken Duchscherer and Roddy of Burlington, Patsy , P4m,--and Sandra Taylor, Vartia, spept the weekend with Alr. & Mfg'. Ross Corbett and sonS. Corporal Ralph Fitzpatrick, of CFB Clinton, along with his wife Mary and daughter Christine, who have been residing in Hensall for nearly three years left Saturday for Shilo, Manitoba, where Corporal Fitzpatrick is transferred. Mr, & Mrs. Stanley Jackson and Mr. & Mrs. Robert McGregor Boise Cascade manager Don Morphew accepts van /keys from Ray Frayne of Snell Bros. :.-'111IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinuiniiiiiiiiiiiiingiiiiiiiinaninithimigalliniunininiaganniantillainnininginuniunintininaiitiiitintinutimitimingiiiiiiiiii111111111011010011 n110111111011101 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiIIiiiiiiiittnuatititinutiaintiauminnuutu i ltalutinaga iiiiiE -..T.: ..-.-.7 . ., . _ = Skinners enjoy games at annual reunion • NOTICE special 39t 2 bags $1 (regularly 49c) Lewis JELLY ROLLS By MRS. ROSS SKINNER ELIMVILLE The annual reunion of the Skinner family was held Sunday at Riverview Park in Exeter. A large crowd attended both dinner and supper meals. In the af- ternoon sports committee, Mr. & Mrs. Sam Skinner and Mr. & Mrs. Neil McAllister, conducted the races and relays. Winners were: Barbara Skinner, Sandra Morgan, Wayne Denham, Gail Finkbeiner, Gary Skinner, Eleanor Skinner, Bill and Ron Denham , G a il Finkbeiner, Laverne Skinner, Arlene Morgan. Other events were won by Alma McAllister, Ina Skinner, Harold Skinner, Ina and Franklin Skinner, Ricky Skinner, Naomi Crafts, Everett Skinner, Dina Skinner, Dina Skinner and Florence Skinner, Jake Hovius, Don Thibideau and Janet Coward. The president, Don Thibideau, conducted the business following the supper. The new officers are: president, Danny Coughlin; secretary, Marlene Coughlin; sports committee, Mr. & Mrs. 16 oz. blanched or spanish PEANUTS Blue Bonnet Hugh Skinner, Mr. & Mrs. Harold Skinner ; table committee, Mr. & Mrs. Tom Skinner and Mr, & Mrs. Bruce Skinner. Mr. & Mrs. Carl Alderson and family of Cooksville spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Webber. Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Rannie and family of Brantford spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Routly, Mr. & Mrs. Sam Rannie of Hensall visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Routly. Mr. & Mrs. Floyd Cooper and family spent last week up north. Mr, & Mrs. Delmer Skinner visited Sunday with Mr, & Mrs. Maynard Margison at their cottage at Inverhuron, Mr. & Mrs. Harold Kerslake and family attended the Kerslake picnic at Riverview Park, Sun- day. Guaranteed Investment Certificates 059 On Holidays July 25 - Aug. 3 Inclusive 2-lb. pkg. (coloured) MARGARINE Post's Ft'es ph are Ribs Minced Ham Fresh Ham Steaks Epicure rindless Side Bacon Pure pork Sausage Braising Ribs Beef Liver P0ameal BO k "on Wagstaffe Reid's Lunch Hensall 590 490 ib 590 .490 .490 590 lb 450 6 9 s't 79 Maple Leaf • pGA. R CRISP CEREAL 9-oz. 39i0 Ylnler choice PEAS 14-oz. tins 5/85t JAMS (pectin added) 24-oz. raspberry or strawberry 2/$1 shoulders A le CANNED PICNICS 11/2 -1b. 411 McLaren's L.P. stuffed OLIVES 8-oz. 2/794 McLaren's sweet-mixed PICKLES 48-oz. jar 69 2 lbs. 69 CU BITS RELISH 32-oz. jar now! piece lb. uulllimMAInutm lllll tintIminwinummOnli.M.” ll ilifinflsiODOMMIllutifillHA10110 llllll 0111,MIDOWM1111m0m0,1 0.1M.1, PRODUCE Canada No. 1 heads of LETTUCE FIELD CORN Jumbo size da No. 1 fresh BRING YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS to MIDDLETON'S Drug Store Ltd. 359 Main St. Phone 235-1570 • ALVIN WALPER PROVINCIAL LICENSED AUCTIONEER For your sale, large or small, couridaus and efficient service at all times. ' "Servite 'That Satisfies" OASHWOOD Phone 237.3300 Exeter Get yours today at ... VICTORIA and GREY • N. L. 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