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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-05-17, Page 5Smoked Pillsbury Magical ANGEL CAKE MIX 15..2/994 TOILETRe TISSUE CREAMe CORN DlitiNEL CORN Squirrel PEA NUT BUTTER 11 1 1 11 1 11 1 1 1 11 11 11 1 1 11 1 1 11 1 1 11 1 1 11 1 1 1! 2 roll pack 6 Coronation Queen iS Nescafe COFFEE Duncan Hines Cottage Rolls lb. 890 Mac & Cheese Loaf lb. 690 Devon Side Bacon lb. 850 Sausage lb 590 Wieners lb ' 490 (whole or half) Football Hams lb. 890 PRODUCE rolls $1.00 oz, 4/934 u„.4/93t $ 11 .39 12 „.2/85( iooz$ 1.79 Pan Deal, 19 oz. 2/ 89( 48 oz. 2/ 794 25 oz, 47t 5..994 pRtpmcED 894 SPECIAL Dozen 69( Size 188 California No. 1 Sunkist Oranges Canada No. 1 large size hot house 594 45$ 334 doz. each Tomatoes U.S. No. 1 Crisp Celery Hearts FROZEN FOODS CAKE MIXES Free Cake Delmonte TOM ATO JUICE RencieiliON JUICE DEODORANT Secr Flamingo BUTTER TARTS Westons PECAN TWIRLS Pack of 10 3/$ 1.00 Morton's Meat Dinners 11 oz. 2198$ McGregor Top Quality BEEF Government Inspected Whole Beef 884 Half Beef 87c Includes Cutting & wrapping & quick freezing Free Delivery Within 10 Mile Grant McGreqor Phone 262-5839 WEEKEND SPECIALS MAY 16, 17, 18, 19 AL'S PltAte NOTE: We reserve the right to limit tilt quantities en'all advertised items. MARKET HENSALL — ONTARIO 1171111 11111Tlim 1-111;11:111llin RV fl R -In '1 1g -1V HOW MUCH IS GOOD HEALTH WORTH? Iil ancient days monarchs offered half their kingdoms for a cure when ill and even then it was usually to no avail, Good health is, of course, priceless. No amount of money can buy good health but common sense and care can assure yOu of a better chance at it. When your body sends out a warning signal, answer this request for help quickly. Seek the advice of your physi» clan and you probably will enjoy a healthier life. Bob Middleton, PhrnB Stan Harrell, PhmB MIDDLETON Drugs g PHONE 235-1570 EXETER g 'IR 4 k - A TTENTIQN Water Front Property Owners INSTALL Gabion Groins and Sea Walls FOR MORE STRENGTH and ECONOMY USE Sheet Steel Piling FREE ESTIMATES ON REQUEST L. H. TURNBULL & SON LTD. 238-2006 Grand Bend Call Ron Turnbull at 218-2017 After 6:00 p.m. Industrial ( 520 C.F.M.) Sandblasting HAVE YOUR BRICK HOME CLEANED TODAY Sealing with Waterproof Silicone • Free Estimates • Satisfaction Guaranteed ALSO SANDBLASTING & PAINTING FARM MACHINERY, FEED TANKS, PEELING PAINT, RUSTY STEEL, ETC. Dave Morrissey PAINTS LTD. Phone 234-6202 P Titnes,Advacat! , May 174 1971 Henson and .4:060 .news. CORRESPONDENTS Mrs. Joyce Pepper, Phone 262-2344 Mrs. Bertha MacGregor, Phone 262-2025 WI honors grandmothers, learn bread dough craft The May "Grandmothers" meeting of the Hensall Women's Institute was held in the Legion Hall Wednesday, New President Hilda Payne presided. The roll call was answered with "Your Grandmothers occupation". Janis Bisback gave a report on the short course "Choosing and using Fabrics" held in the Legion Hall recently, Joyce Pepper also gave a report on the 4-H Achievement Day held in the Stephen Central School, It was decided to ask the 4-H girls, their mothers and leaders UC women continue studies from India BROWNIES FLY-UP - During a recent ceremony, seven members of the Hensall Brownies participated in a fly-up. Shown above are, bock, left, Commissioner Mrs, L. Nash,Vicki Mann, Anna Marie Duffy and Brown Owl Mrs. Rodger Venner, Centre, Joanne Bell, Becky Baker and Sandra Dixon, Front, Lori Flynn and Tammy Turner. T-A photo. Brownies fly-up Unit IV Unit IV of Hensall U.C.W. met with Unit I on Thursday at the church. Mrs. Howard Scane presided and gave an inspiring devotional on the theme "Live one day at a time". Hymns were sung with Mrs. J.C. Goddard accompanying. Mrs. Scane gave the Bible reading and led in prayer, Mrs. Walter Spencer and Mrs. Albert Shirray presented a film Commissioner gives wings of the years activities was given by Brown Owl with a vote of thanks to Tawny Owl Mrs. Pepper, the Local Association and the mothers. During pow-wow Lori Flynn told about guiding in Ireland. Each Brownie told what she liked best about Brownies. 0 to attend a strawberry supper June 13 in Kippen United Church. Program conveners were Beryl Elgie and Myrtle Sherritt, Everyone joined in a sing-song with Greta Lammie at the piano, Musical numbers for the evening were performed by the Finlayson sisters. Shelley, Sandra and Sue- ann sang two numbers and Sandra and Shelley did a tap dance routine, Mary Broadfoot accompanied the girls on the piano, Mrs, Rundle, Exeter demon- strated the art of making things out of bread mixed with white glue to make a pliable dough, that can be made into many things like flowers, fruits leaves and made into pictures and floral arrangements. Articles she had made were passed around for everyone to see. Edna Stoneman introduced the guest speaker, Joe Wooden, principal of South Huron District High School. He showed slides on the St. Joseph area and talked on some of the history of our area, the history of St, Joseph , and Narcisse M. Cantin's dream of making St. Joseph a booming town. Prizes were presented to grandmothers: birthday in May, Grace Peck; lives farthest away, Mrs. Spaulding, Anna Maria, Florida; youngest child, Winnie Skea; most buttons, Hilda Payne; biggest purse, Myrtle Orr; hostesses were Winnie Skea and Susan Purdy. The highlight of the Fly-up Duffy; house keepers, Anna ceremony recently at the Hensall Marie Duffy, Valerie Baker, United Church was the presen- Tammy Turner, Lori Flynn, tation of wings to Brownies by Becky Baker, Joanne Bell; Mrs. Gary Nash, Clysdale cooks, Anna Marie Duffy, Lori Division Commissioner, Lori Flynn, Becky Baker and Joanne Flynn, Vicki Mann, Becky Baker, Bell; craft, Tereasa Charette, Tammy Turner, Anna Marie Tammy Alexander, Sandra Duffy, Sandra Dixon and Joanne Dixon, Jane Pollock; thrift, Anna Bell portrayed Centennial ladies Marie Duffy; athletes, Laurie as they flew out of Brownies. Pepper, Joanne Bell, Vicki Mann; A skit "Magic for Golden Bars" Lori Flynn, Sandra Dixon. was presented by the Golden Bar Golden Bar was received by Brownies representing some of Sandra Tower. Golden Hand the tests required to earn this Badges were presented by Brown badge. Many interest badges Owl Mrs. Pat Venner to Lori were presented by Tawny Owl, Flynn, Vicki Mann, Becky Baker, Mrs. Joyce Pepper. Tammy Turner, Anna Marie They are as follows: Space, Duffy, Sandra. Dixon and Joanne Sandra Dixon; toymakers, Bell. Each Brownie pieced Sandra Tower, Tammy Turner, together a part of hand to form a Valerie Baker, Jane Pollock, large Golden Hand representing Sandra McCurdy, Laurie Pepper, a test required for a badge. Joanne Pepper; collectors,, An afghan was on display Valerie Baker,, Melanie Lovell, ,,which was completed this year, Tereasa Charrette, Anna 1VIerie,2ghis,censistec1 of squares knitted Duffy, Becky Baker and Sandra' by saBrownies over a period of 12 Dixon; pet keepers, Tammy, years4,,, This will be sent to a Turner; beadwork, Anna Marie missionary in the field. A resume `Christian-home' sermon subject Hensall United Church was filled Sunday morning for the Christian family service and infant baptism. Rev, Don Beck chose to preach on the sermon topic "What makes a Christian home?" and the choir sangan anthem with Harry Horton taking a solo part. Daniel Peter, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert McNaughton was presented for baptism at Hensall Church; and Christopher Derek Sararas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Sararas was presented for baptism at the Chiselhurst United Church morning service. I I 1 I !Metall elle 1111111 II II 111n1n111111111111111militniiii 111n11111111111111111111111111111111111111111lnniermin111111111111In emiliiiimitititireilmie 'mute litlittirimillte strip entitled "Towards self help in India". Mrs. Shirray com- mentated on "New horizons for India's women", During the business portion of the meeting, plans were finalized for Unit IV's part in the beef barbecue May 30. It was decided to entertain the "home helpers" in September and the flower committee for June was named, Unit II The May meeting of the Unit II of Hensall U.C.W. was held Monday evening at the church. Shirley McAllister presided and opened with a prayer by Michael Quoist. Helen Drysdale gave an inspiring devotion on planting seeds of friendship, love, study and good health habits. Plant the seeds with care, as you plant so will the harvest be. Hymns were sung with Pearl Passmore accompanying at the piano. Scripture was read followed by a hymn. The roll call was answered by 18 members and two guests with a Bible verse with the word "Bless" in it. A film strip shown by Will Beck entitled "The Beloved Surgeon" showed a remarkable new process to repair the hands of lepers in India and the work of Dr. Brand at the House of New Life; a Clinic which teaches lepers to earn a living using their reconstructed hands. The business pOrtion of the meeting was conducted by Mona Alderdice, with plans being finalized for the Beef Barbeque May 30. Helen continued the devotion on "How to spend your leisure hours" stating that in the near future man will be working 22 hours a week, allowing ample time for leisure. Donna Forrest gave a very interesting talk and displayed many articles made from scraps, old bottles, paper and ribbon - a craft which she teaches to senior citizens at Cedar Glen Camp near Toronto, Macrame, raffia, plastic flowers and weaving are also taught. She demonstrated making a ribbon rose. School's Out . . Having been exposed to 15 weeks instruction ELECTRONIC IGNITION We're now able to better service you , . . and at our normal HOURS Mon. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tues, Wed., Thurs, 8. Fri. 8 a.m. to 9 p.m, Sat. 8 a.rn, to 6 p.m. 4 Jack's Small Engine Repair Service HENSALL 262-2103 107 Queen - One Block North of Business Section, MARY'S SEWING CENTRE 17 Albert St. CLINTON . Authorized WHITE — ELNA Dealer Special Sewing Courses in Lingerie Knits and Men's Wear FABRICS tricot, lycra, knits and all Makings and trims Precision scissor sharpening Repairs to all makes of sewing machines Phone 482-7036 or 262-5372 after 6 p.m. Mr. & Mrs. Brian Collins, Kitchener and Charles Mickle, Hamilton spent the weekend with their mother, Mrs. Laird Mickle. Mr. & Mrs. Jack Duncan, Toronto visited with Mrs. Elizabeth Riley recently. Mr. & Mrs, Ron Wareing have sold the Freeze King which they operated on Main Street to Mr. & Mrs. Fred Riley, Seaforth who took possession this week. Reina Stephenson is a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter. Alfred Clarke is receiving treatment in South Huron Hospital, Exeter. Mrs. Roy Brock who has been receiving treatment in South Huron Hospital for the past number of weeks returned home on Saturday. Mrs, Harold Prance has returned home after a short stay in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, Pet444eak Present gifts to bride-elect A large number of neighbors and friends assembled in the town hall, Zurich Wednesday in honor of Sandra Schroeder, bride-elect of this week. Susan Dignan conducted contests after which she read an address to Sandra and Vicky and Kelley Schroeder presented the bride-elect with gifts in a decorated wagon. Mrs. Ed. Schroeder mother of the bride-elect and Mrs. Harry Hoy assisted in opening the gifts. Present baby for baptism Rev. Wilfred Jarvis conducted baptism service in Carmel Presbyterian Church when Mr. & Mrs, H. Judge, London (nee Catharine MacGregor) presented their daughter Heather Victoria for baptism, Rev. Jarvis spoke in theme of "Christian Family Sunday." Mrs.MalcolmDougall presided at the organ and led the choir,