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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1972-04-13, Page 5• NEXT TERM STUDENT — Prospective kindergarten students for the fall term have been registering at area schools recently. Above, David Skea and his mother Mrs. John Skea chat with Huron public health nurse Mrs, Helen West. T-A photo Minister speaks of church attendance at Thankoffering Compare it with any of the foreign or domestic compacts PRICED AS LOW AS '2395 gir ti VG The senior Trust Company devoted entirely to serving the people of Ontario. WCTORieland GREY TRUST COMPANY SINCE 1889 KEN D. BOWES Manager Phone 235-0530 Libby fancy PEAS or CREAM CORN TANG poly pack, Orange Crystals, Libby BEANS with PORK Libby's DICED BEETS oz. 14 5/$1.00 Package 79 k 140z. 3/690 14 oz. 12 4 - 3% oz. envelopes Lewis Assorted Flavours, BAR CAKES REGULAR 63c Special Price 2/$11.00 Mac & Cheese OR Chicken Loaf ..490 Pork Hocks 4.,.$1.00 Polish Sausage th. 590 piece sliced Pea Meal Bacon. 850 lb 950 Butt Pork Chops ,b 570 Fresh Spare Ribs lb. 730 Schneider's Mini Sizzlers .690 PRODUCE CELERY U.S. No. 1 Stalk size 24's ea. 234 Can No, 1 cooking ONIONS 3 lbs. 234 Can. Fancy SPY' APPLES 5 lbs. 590 FROZEN FOODS Banquet Frozen TV DINNERS Chicken, Turkey, Meat Loaf, 10 oz. 2 /95 40 United Church Women hear of Africa and Holy Land Mensa ll and district news CORRESPONDENTS Mrs. Joyce Pepper, Phone 262.2344 Mrs, Bertha MacGregor; Phone 262-2025 Unit II Hensall UCW held their April thank offering meeting Monday evening. Mrs. Bob Reaburn acted as chairlady. Scripture introduced the theme of the devotional "Fruitfulness," Mrs. Reaburn read an article entitled "Grapes" in keeping with the theme, followed by prayer. Minutes were read and ap- proved, and the roll call was answered by 23 members and 5 guests present. Special guest speaker for the evening was Dr. Charles Moyo, of Seaforth, who was born in South Africa. He gave an informative talk on the geographical, cultural and political situations in South Africa. Dr. Moyo's first hand knowledge made his subject most interesting. It was announced that Unit H is responsible for crafts at the Queensway Nursing Home, and the church nursery in May.The General Meeting is to be held on May I. Mrs. Rodger Venner gave a very favourable report on the riprvon 0Ri? 71?4X-FIC 8 L/G. s,gys- r#.6 maew privra..r.oN eMIsFx eavovars.. / The Coal Strike In England Is Over Marinas Will Be Available Again By May 1 See It TODA Y The All New AU STI N MARINA South End Service EXETER 235-2322 Open Evenings By Appointment Spring Thaw Supper. The meeting closed with the Mizpah benediction. Mrs. Eric Mansfield and her committee served lunch, Unit IV UCW Unit IV of Hensall UCW met April 6 with the leader Mrs. James McAllister presiding. The meeting opened by Mrs. McAllister reading a poem sent to her by Mrs. Harold Currie, followed by prayer, Miss Amy Lammie gave a very fine devotional from Luke 24 Verses 1 - 12. She said not to worry about our doubts, because no doubt we will have an ex- perience when we feel the Spirit of Jesus. Mrs. Earl Rowe spoke on the Easter theme and reviewed the events leading up to Easter. She also read% a very interesting article taken from The Globe and Mail regarding the Holy Land as it is today. The roll call showed 27 present geode& Local students attending South Huron District High School who were part of the group who spent their Easter vacation in London and Paris were Joan Goddard, Jill Drysdale , Pam Mickle, Shelly Bonthron, Rod Chapman, John and Helen Blackwell. Anthony Gelderland of Ridgetown spent the weekend and Mr. & Mrs. Anthony T. VanDyke of Three Rivers, Quebec, are presently visiting with Mr. & Mrs. Sim Roobol and other relatives. Mr. & Mrs. Charles Robinson, of Bath spent a week with 'Mrs. Hugh McMurtrie. Mr. & Mrs. Larry Mason, and plans were made to quilt two quilts the week of April 10. It was decided to ask Mrs, H. Horton to act as hostess for the next meeting, Presbyterian kids see African slides Carmel Presbyterian COC and Explorers combined together for their April 9 meeting, when 12 members and 4 leaders were guests in the home of Mrs. Rachel Schwalm. She showed souvenirs and photos from trips she had taken to North Africa and the Barbados, One child said, "It was just like being in Africa." Refreshments were served and the meeting was reluctantly adjourned with the leaders thanking Mrs. Schwalm for her hospitality. Next meeting will be April 23. Dashwood spent Sunday visiting with Mrs. Bertha Jinks. Smiley — Continued from page 4 she's your only daughter, so you'll have to go the whole hog, eh?" Or, "Well, it only happens once and it'll cost you a bundle, but think of the loot she'll get.." Consoling stuff like this. In the first place, I wouldn't care if I had ten daughters. Well, maybe rwould. But in the second place, I don't want her to get a lot of loot. We'd wind up storing it in our house for ten years until she and her broke intended are making enough to afford more than an unfurnished room. Her mother promptly an- nounced that she was not up to a big wedding with all the frills, the smartest decision she has made since she agreed to marry me. Her mother, that is. Next, I laid it on the line. Four choices. A small wedding, im- mediate family only, and a fair- sized cheque. A slightly bigger deal, with a smallish reception, to include close friends, and a small cheque. A big splash, with a lot of people, and no cheque. Or a massive affair, with pomp and circumstances, in a city hotel ballroom, with her uncle and god- father, a well-to-do lawyer, paying the shot, if she could talk him into it, She chose No. 1. But we'll see. We're far from out of the woods yet. THE IV/te War, NE DOESN'T 147E1/ 772 me Aimee 01 IIED Desjardine Welding Service Russell Desjardine RR 1, Grand Bend 23848223 — Phones — 238-2406 PORTABLE ECUIPMel\IT The Easter Thank Offering meeting was held by the WMS in the Carmel Presbyterian Church Monday evening. President Mrs. Rachel Schwalm opened the meeting and extended her welcome to the guests from Lutheran and United Church ladies of Zurich, the Arnold Circle, Associate members and friends. Ushers were Mrs. Ruby Hoggarth and Mrs. Rochus King Size OXYDOL MR. CLEAN Bonnie DOG FOOD Weston's Blossom COOKIES Faber. The worship • and devotional was given by Mrs. Aldene Volland, Mrs. Ester Wright and Mrs. Isobel Troyer. A duet was sung by Mrs. Blanche Dougall and Mrs. Edith Bell with Mrs. Ed Munn accompanying at the piano. Mrs. Tory Soldan introduced ACW meet at rectory The ACW of St. Pauls Anglican Church meeting was held at the rectory April 6. The President Mrs. Scrabuik opened the meeting with the Members Prayer. Devotions from the Living Message followed, with the first part being taken by Mrs. Win- dover, the scripture by Mrs. G. A. Anderson and meditation by Mrs. Scrabuik, and prayers by Miss Olive Petty and Mrs. Frank Forrest. The study "Faith Conquers Disappointment," was taken by Mrs. Scrabuik. The roll call was answered by a Bible verse with the word "Grace." A business session followed. ft was decided to change the date of the Smorgasbord to April the special guest speaker Rev, William Chan, of Thedford, who spoke on declining Church at- tendance. He said the real problem is the unbelief of the Christian; after all the money is used up on sports and other en- terprizes of the Community, no one is willing to fulfill their part in the Church because of being too occupied with other things. He asked what is the total ex- pense left for our Lord? If you do believe in him, have him present with us at all times, in our lives, our Church etc. Mrs. Agnes Madge thanked Rev. Chan for the inspiring message he brought to the listeners. Those on the lunch committee were Mrs. Edith Bell, Mrs, Myrtle Orr, and Mrs. Emma Campbell. Rev. Chan gave the benediction, One man, harried, hurried and explosive over his work, was advised to work six hours per day instead of eight and also spend one day a week in the cemetery. "But what shall I do in the cemetery?" "Just loaf?" was the reply. "Get acquainted with some of the men who are there permanently. They didn't finish their work either. Nobody does, you know." t1r4i9.pp21540whh willcictliloerisbe sentTre t Treatment t ( the 1)1.1 ent Centre in London. A gift was presented to Mrs. Carroll by the President, Mrs, Irene Davis. The mystery prize was won by Mrs, Cathy Bell; guessing prize by Mrs. Vera Smale; and at- tendance prize by Mrs. Donna Allan. A penny sale was conducted among the members at the close of the meeting. Shop in Henson Central Furnaces and Air Conditioning • GAS • ELECTRIC • OIL Gingerich Sales & Service Ltd. Zurich 2364351 Hensall. Legion Ladies Auxiliary met in the Legion Hall Tuesday evening. Special guest for the evening, Mrs. E. Carroll, Zone Commander, gave a yearly report on work done within the Auxiliaries. Mrs. Anne Klungel reported on the need for funds for the Men- tally Retarded Adults Workshop for South Huron, It was announced that the Zone Rally is May 10 at Gorrie. An invitation was accepted to attend the 20th Birthday party of the Seaforth Auxiliary on April 19. Sports officer Mrs. Iva Reid, announced there would be a bowling tournament in Seaforth May 3. Proceeds from the Easter Hamper Draw held recently were TimesAdvocato, April 12, -1972 Fag., 5. Zone commander reports to Legion Auxiliary Spring brings flowers and problems The flowers and the Spring tra la's we'll leave to you but maybe we can • help with your Spring problems. Like finding the money for home renovations, for cottage re-habilitation, even providing the where withal for a new Ave home. Whatever your money need, bring it to the people who reach back to over 80 years experience in solving money problems. A PANCAKE FLIPPER — The art of making pancakes is on the agenda for the current cooking class at Hensall public school. Shown above with a pancake in the air are from the left, Dale Lee, Bonnie Keyes, Clarence Toonstra, Dale Simmons, Karen Shiels, Larry McCallum, Sandra Towers and Michelle Triebner. T-A photo Liquid Cleaner 32 oz. Tomato or Vegetable, CLARKS SOUPS Shirriff JELLY POWDERS Blue Bonnet SOFT MARGARINE 1 lb. 71/2 oz. $1.83 85+ 10 oz. 6/77 15 oz, 10/99 Assorted /8 109 Flavours, 3 oz. 2/8540 3/89 2 HOUR SPECIAL Saturday morning, April 15 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Only Summit Assorted Flavours, ICE CREAM 1/2 Gallon each 59 29. :g111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111i111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111I1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111I111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111I11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111IIIIII111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111PA We're Holding the Line 'Tit April 30 Furnace prices are going up, but we will not increase prices until April 30 * FREE ESTIMATES * HIGHEST TRADE-IN ALLOWANCES FREE ESTIMATES ON ELECTRICAL PLUMBING & HEATING ,!‘