HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-04-12, Page 5THE CHAMPIONS — The Hensoll Peewees are shown here after winning the Bluewoter region cham- pionship recently. Members of the team ore, back row left to right, Bryan Baker, Robbie Pryde, Ken Varley, Tim Charrette, Jim Baird, middle row left to right, Rick Parker, coach, Robbie McGregor, John Coleman, Danny Taylor, Terry Caldwell, Len Consitt, Frank Varley, manager, front row left to right, Bobby Hay, Kevin Shiels, Steven Soraras, Citizens News Photo Lodge holds dessert euchre, plans for district meeting If you're in the market for a car loan, we'll throw in $25 toward the plates. Do something nice for yourself ROYAL BAN K See ... ROGER DOWKER, Your Exeter Manager ONTARIO RBC400 73 ,._,KEEP IT BEAUTIFUL.,n That's right. We'll give you $25 toward your licence plates when you take out a Termplan Personal Loan on a car at the Royal Bank. As long as you take out a loan for $1,000 or more of new money and we approve your application by June 29th, you qualify for the $25. You also qualify if you take out a Termplan Loan for at least $1,000, for any other reason. Like a vacation, a boat or a travel trailer. If your application is approved by June 29th, we'll give you $25. In rash. There are no strings, no catches and no change in interest rates. We know that there are many people in the market for money this spring, and we want to increase our share of the business. So you don't have to be a Royal Bank customer to take advantage of this offer. See your Royal Bank Manager. He'll even arrange for a chequing account to take care of the loan repayments. And ask him about our Money Matters book. It's full of hints on budgeting and financing for a family. It's yours free when you come to the Royal Bank. Hear This Many people who are hard of hearing have read last weeks advertisement, and are now enjoying their favourite television program without disturbing others in the same room. This new listening device works like a hearing aid. it allows you to listen to the sound at any volume, and enables you to hear proper- ly. For a free demonstration call: FORREST ELECTRONICS HENSALL 262-2540 THE END crippled kids The April meeting of the Hensall Legion Ladies Auxiliary was held in the Legion Hall Tuesday evening with President Mrs. Mildred Chalmers presiding, Members accepted an invitation to attend a birthday party at Seaforth Legion Auxiliary April 17. It was announced that the Easter Basket draw would be held April 21, with the proceeds to go towards the Crippled Childrens Treatment Centre in London. Vera Smale won the guessing prize and also the mystery prize. :11M:*31 M'agiMPOS:PROMPREASMOnailMiiiaf*Ii:i;;iiii:iiiifigeWoMoMENisz,sgomNgifteommn.f.k4i::i:Ev&sis:movm:wkEz• • • '• ,, •••• • • • • „••;:e .• • w. TAKE AWOKE THESEr LOWER FOOD PEES • 1 lb. 2/794 200's 3/$1.00 ck 6 rolls for $ 1.00 32 oz. 49( 480z. 79( 24 oz. 2/51.00 160z. 794 looz, 2/51.00 14,z. 4/93‘ 12,2. 4/934 890 590 630 790 750 890 274 294 394 Delrnonte lb. lb. Roast lb. lb. lb, lb, large each 3 lb. bag large FRUIT COCKTAIL 140i. 3/$1.00 i te le.)01EAPPLE JUICE 48,z. 2/15‘ 11611 CROSS BUNS Pack of 8 2/89( Westons Brown N DINNER Serve 12's 3 pkg. MOO Spare Ribs Beef & Park Sausage Pork Shoulder Shoulder or Butt Pork Chops Sliced Minced Ham Epicure Bacon PRODUCE VINNIPM10•1110,1101.01 U.S. No. 1 Celery Stalks Canada NO. 1 Carrots Mexican No. 1 Cantaloupe FROZEN FOOD Old South Orange Juice 12 oz. 3 9 BRIM McCormick's SOD ASe ffe,! Bou tique lL TISSUES TOILETc TISSUE 2 roil ipleii<is ::iPplICKLES Pa PICKLES Inger CHEE SE SPREAD Shirriff iPOTATOiiii CHIPS IA KERNEL CARR% ••,}6 fie, , Times-Advocate, April 12, 1973 Pogo 5 Henson district news. CO. OFIMONOENTS.. • Mrs,•-,loyoe Pepper, Phone 262-2344 Mrs, ,MacGregor,. MOP 262 -PRO • UCW units meet Hold Easter services Thursday afternoon at the church with 21 members present. Mrs, James McAllister, leader, opened the meeting with a verse from scriptures, "Examine yourselves to see if you are holding the faith." Self examination is necessary, she said and she closed with prayer. Mrs, George Armstrong gave the devotional on Spring and Easter when the greatest event of the Christian Church takes place. Mrs. Russell Erratt read the Scripture on the Crucifixion and the Resurrection, Mrs. Harry Caldwell gave the study on education in India. Mrs, McAllister read a letter from Jesu Ashram in India, written by Brother Bob. Unit II of Hensall U.C.W, met Monday evening at the Church for their Easter thank-offering meeting. Mrs. Joyce Pepper acted as chairlady and welcomed everyone and opened with a poem. Mrs. Lorna Chapman gave an inspiring devotional on Easter, with Mrs, Sadie Hoy reading scripture. The roll call answered by 12 members was a verse with the word "joyful" in it. Hymns were sung with Mrs. Pearl Passmore accompanying at the piano. A card of thanks was read from Mrs, Jelene Keys, Mrs. Kay Mock conducted the business portion of meeting which included discussion of the general meeting to be held May 7. Unit II are responsible for placing flowers in the church for May and also are to go the Queensway Nursing Home in May. The study on India was taken by Mrs. Jean Wareing who read an article from the Life magazine written by Peter White on "Life in Calcutta" and also an article from the Reader's Digest on Mother Teresa and her work in India and other countries. Hostesses were Kay Mock and Hilda Payne. Unit IV UCW Unit IV of Hensall UCW met on Hold draw for 0 4 Attend Meeting An Easter Thank Offering meeting was held in Belgrave Presbyterian Church last Wednesday with Mrs. Robert Campbell of Wingham as the guest speaker, Those attending from Hensall Carmel Presbyterian Church were Mrs. Elizabeth Faber, Mrs. Myrtle Dick, Mrs. Malcolm Dougall and Mrs. Rachel Schwalm, Pmattgat4 A very good crowd was in at- tendance at the Rebekah Lodge dessert euchre held in the Lodge rooms last Wednesday afternoon. With 13 tables in play the winners were: high winner on the pink cards, Mrs. Mel Lamport, Exeter; high winner on the green cards, Mrs. R. A, Orr; most lone hands, Mrs. Annie Morenz, Dash- wood; low games, Mrs. Idle, Exeter, A draw on a bunny-shaped cake donated by Mrs. Hazel Corbett was won by Mrs. Pearl Taylor, Chiselhurst; and a quart of maple syrup donated by Mrs. Irene Blackwell was won by Mrs. Ray Cottle of Exeter, Mrs. Irene Blackwell, Noble Grand, presided for the regular meeting of Amber Rebekah Lodge on Wednesday evening, assisted by the Vice Grand Mrs. Aldeen Volland. Mrs. Dorothy Corbett gave a report of the proceeds of the dessert euchre and sale of baking which was held in the afternoon with 13 tables in play. Mrs. "Volland reported for tie visiting committee and ex- pressed sincere thanks to the representative of the lodge and Mrs. Maggie Campbell will substitute for Mrs. Bertha MacGregor at this meeting. An invitation was received to a dessert euchre in MacKay Hall, Goderich sponsored by Goderich Rebekah Lodge April 11, Plans were made to attend the 25th Anniversary of Monkton Rebekah Lodge, being held in Atwood Community Centre April 27. Mrs. Bertha MacGregor was appointed to represent the lodge at the Grand Lodge Assembly in Toronto in June and Mrs. Olga Chipchase will attend as scholar. A discussion followed on "President's Project" with the Ontario Research Committee for a machine to detect eye disease in young children. The Lodge had been contacted re a pledge towards the pur- chase of a bus for the Huronview Home. It was decided to contact the C.P.T. committee in this regard. A committee were appointed to sponsor a booth at the MacBeath auction .sale April 21 in Hensall. District Deputy President of Huron District No, 23, Mrs, Margaret Sharpe, Seaforth will visit the Lodge April 18. members for cards and flowers received while a patient in the hospital. Mrs. Olga Chipchase gave an outline of the "Speak Off" meeting in Clinton which she and Mrs, Volland attended. Tony Kyle of Hensall received the prize of the "Pilgrimage for Youth" trip to United Nations at New York sponsored by the IOOF and Rebekah Lodges in the district. The District meeting will be held at Edelweiss Rebekah Lodge, Seaforth, April 18. Mrs, Grace Thompson will be Smiley -- Continued from page 4 something and a jug of coffee will 'set you back four bucks, plus tip. Take a chocolate bar with you instead. Don't go to the theatre in the first place. We took our daughter and her husband to a show. Four tickets, $48. New York wouldn't have the nerve. Don't eat out. Dinner for four, at a "moderate" restaurant, with 'one cocktail, can run from $25 to $50, Plus the inevitable you-know- what, The only result is a nagging feeling which may be either gastritis, or your pioneer an- cestors' ghosts haunting you in the stomach, Final disillusion. I always spring for a shoe-shine, It seems a reasonable luxury, as it's one of the two or three times a year my brogues get a brush. Went for it this time, Halfway through, I realized the poor devil shining my shoes was retarded. I decided to help, in my small way. I had my quarter ready, but changed it for a fifty-cent piece. Gave it to him, feeling sort of warm inside. He pointed to a sign behind my head, It read, "Shoeshines, 50 cents". It was then I realized which of us was retarded as I fished for another two bits. Mr. & Mrs. John Konynendyk, Woodstock, Ad VanDiiel, Toronto, Peter Van Diiel, Goderich, and Tony Gelderland, Ridgetown visited with Mr. & Mrs. Sim Roobal last week. Mrs. Herb Stretton, Mrs. J. MacFarlane, Forest, and Mr. Doug Sangster, London attended. the funeral of Mrs. Sid Moore in Detroit. Mr. & Mrs. Allen Olsen, David kad 'Elizabeth, London visited Sunday afternoon with Mr, & 111Irs, Wilbert Dilling. Pair celebrate with banquet Mr. & Mrs. Jack Corbett were pleasantly surprised on Saturday evening on the occasion of their 40th wedding anniversary, when their family entertained them to a banquet at the Pineridge Chalet Hensall. The tables were decorated with spring flowers, candelabra and centred with an anniversary wedding cake. Mrs. Harry Chapman, London, who was her sister's bridesmaid, attended. Roy Morenz of Grand Bend, a brother of Mrs. Corbett was master of ceremonies, They we're presented with many gifts and their gtdridsori, Steven Corbett, presented them with a reprint of Hay Township taken from "The Historical Atlas of Huron County in 1879". Jack and Hazel expressed their sincere thanks to their family and relatives for the celebration. 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