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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-01-24, Page 5WA TCH FOR DAY BEGINNING NEXT WEEK AT THE STORE WITH MORE' QUALITY AND SERVICE NGERICH'S Zurich 236-4351 Sales & Service Ltd. Seaforth 527-0290 $ave on SUPER PLENAMINS 288 Tablets Plus 144 (Value $8.69) FREE $ 1 4•(',5 144 Tablets 36 Tabl etsFREE (Value $2.69) $8•69 72 Tablets 18 Tablets FREE (Volue $1.49) X 4.98 MIDDLETON Drugs PHONE 235-1570 EXETER Royale FACIAL TISSUES Fresh Kraft PEANUT BUTTER Kraft Parkay 100% Vegetable Oil MARGARINE Robin Hood ICING MIX Willard's Pack of 20 CHOCOLATE BARS 6 1/2 oz. 5a bars Aylmer Cream of Mushroom SOUP Gold SOCKEYE SALMON Robin Hood CAKE MIXES Ham Steaks Bologna Sliced Cooked Ham Fresh Pork Liver Burns 11 oz. Wieners Rolled Pot Roast Fully processed Loins of Beef Sweet Pickled Cottage rolls 890 (p ece) lb 490 lb $1.49 590 lb 790 lb $1.19 $1.19 lb 980 FRUITS & VEGETABLES Robin Hood Butterscotch CREAM PIE MIX Ogilvia QlICK OATS TOMATO H i JUICE Bayer 's vine ripened Florida No, 1 TOMATOES Florida Teniple ORANGES 100,s 39( lib. 05( 31b. $1•25 27( 79t 5/89( 7.34 oz. $1. 13 90z. 5/88c 47' 5 lb. 894 48 Fl. oz, 474 100's 194 FROZEN FOOD Old Country Haddock FISH and CHIPS 3 lb, 87$ size 125 doz, 59$ 5 lb. 99$ Canada Fancy Red belicious 24oz. 714 APPLES WEEKEND SPECIALS JANUARY 23, 24, 25, 26 AL'S PLEASE NOTE: We reserve the right to limit all quantities on all cidvbetit6d items. HENSALL ONTARIO MARKET TITITITTIT I FITITIT END OF ONE SALE IS THE BEGINNING OF ANOTHER 'COME TO OUR OPEN HOUSE FRIDAY & SATURDAY, JANUARY 25 & 26 WAREHOUSE, BASEMENT & GARAGE DISCOUNTS FROM SALE 20 TO 75 y M ERCHAND ISE COME IN AND BROWSE AROUND'---,COMPARE OUR PRICES !: THIS IS THE FINAL DATE OF OUR SALE ! 'GUARAN'rEED HURON COUNTY'S LOWEST PRtCES OR IMPFERENCE 1'tETURN217" NGERICH'S Ltd. ZURICH 236.4351 SEAFORTH 527-0290 ensall and district news CO,RFIESP0140ENTB :Mrs, 4oyce PepPlerk Phone 202-g344 Mrs. Bertha fioNeGroiler,, Phone 262-2025 Plan dinners, study missions Hensall women's meetings NEW FIRE FIGHTING EQUIPMENT — The Hensall Kinsmen and Kinette clubs recently donated a resuscitator to the Hensall fire department. Shown in the above picture are firemen Don Dixon, Kin Wayne Reid, fire chief Dave Sangster and Kinsmen Bevan Bonthron and Jim Ston, T-A photo Appoint 4-H leaders held January 31, with a pot luck .supper. Pearl Taylor and Mary Brintnell volunteered to create a new project to raise money. Mary Brintnell spoke on the study book, Mission Impossible — Unless, The meeting was closed with the theme prayer. Hostess was Eliza Kinsman. WI study metric system Pe/444144 Leaders were appointed for the 4-H club, Take a Look at your- self," Mrs. S. Pepper gave the report Family and consumer affairs meeting of Kippen East W.I. was held in the Legion Hall January 16. After a pot luck dinner, Miss Jane Pengilley, Huron's Home Economist spoke about the metric system. She outlined the history of the measuring system and explained how to think metric. She said the change to metric will be gradual and will not be complete until 1980. Mrs, Campbell Eyre com- mented on the motto, If we do not plant knowledge when we are young, it will give us no shade when we are old. The roll call was answered by giving your measurements in centimetres. Members will have a booth at Ernie Whitehouse's sale and will also go to Huronview in March for the birthday party. A skit, A health stunt was presented by the members. Vice Grand Mrs. Margaret Consi The Charter was draped in memory of Kathleen Campbell and Bertha Sutton, past presidents of the Rebekah Assembly of Ontario, Mrs. Consitt reported for the visiting committee and the meeting in Clinton, January 9, informing that the speak off for the Youth Pilgrimage will be held February 27, Mrs, Volland reported for the C,P. & T committee stating a euchre would be held Wednesday. The committee for the 25th anniversary of the lodge an- nounced a banquet and program would be held at the Pineridge Chalet, February 10. Following the meeting the members enjoyed a sing song and revealed their secret Pals by presenting them with gifts. A social hour concluded the evening. Unit II Hensall U.C.W. Unit II of Hensall U,C,W. held their January meeting Monday evening at the church. Hazel Corbett acted as chairlady, and opened the meeting with a reading, A New Years Pie. The devotional "On New Years Eve Have a Hot Bath';taken from the United Church Observer, was given by Mildred. McNaughton. The roll Gall was answered by a new years resolution 'I don't intend to keep." The study was given by Pat Venner, introducing the new study, book, Mission Impossible — Unless. A skit, Give Us Our Daily Bread, was presented by Pat Venner, Hazel Corbett, Lillian Blackwell, Irene Black- well and Mildred McNaughton. The business conducted by the new Unit leader Grace Drum- mond included plans for the meeting, January 30, with a pot luck supper at 6;30 World Day of Prayer Service in the Presbyterian Church, March 1. Mrs. Drummond gave a reading, New Horizons. Mrs Corbett thanked everyone who had taken part in the meeting and Mona Alderdice conducted a contest. Hostesses Irene and Lillian Blackwell served lunch. of family and consumers affairs and Mrs. R. Kinsmen gave the report on education and cultural affairs. Mrs. J, Drummond presented gifts to Mrs. Stoll, Joanne Stoll, Mrs. Postma, Sharon Brodie, Lynn Alderdice and Linda Bell, recent Club leaders, Hostesses were Mrs. Hugh Parsons and Mrs. Glen Bell. Mrs. E. Whitehouse gave courtesy remarks. Mrs. J. Chalmers chaired the program. Members were reminded to bring in recipes. Personals Mrs. Dick Cornish, Goderich, visited Robert Thomson during the past week. Mrs. Elzar Mousseau is a patient in Seaforth Community Hospital. Mr. & Mrs, Grant McGregor, Mr. & Mrs. Grant MacLean holidayed at Watra Resort near Durham. Secret Pa I Night Noble Grand Mrs. Aldeen Volland presided at the meeting of Amber Rebekah Lodge Wednesday evening, assisted by Keith Hay of Vancouver is visiting with his parents Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Hay. Janet Allen, Toronto, and Marilyn Laing, Stratford, spent the weekend at their homes here, Because of the ice storm, both Sunday School and church ser- vices were cancelled Sunday afternoon.. The hydro was reported off in the village shortly after noon and later the whole area was without it. There were many reports of broken bran- ches, some laden with ice over half an inch thick. Those fortunate farmers who had invested in generators were able to carry on without any difficulty, but many people found themselves cooking with camp stoves, pumping with chain saws, etc. Hydro still had not been restored on the tenth of Hibbert by 2:30 p.m. on Monday. Richard Traquair is a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter, If that ?!*%?* Small Engine Has You Down . . . Well Give You A Lift • Snowmobiles Repaired' • Chain Saws Repaired and Sharpened HOURS Mon. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tues, Wed., Thurs. 8. Fri. 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sat. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Jack's Small . Engine Repair Service HENSALL 262-2103 107 Queen - One Block North of Business Section Kirkton A. C. W. hold meeting By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS The ACW met Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Bill Schaefet% Mrs, Garth Blackler presided. Mrs. Cecil Dobson gave the meditation Scripture passages were read by Mrs. M. McCurdy. The business discussion followed. Susan Schaefer gave a paper Happiness, Mrs. Pearl Budden gave a talk on her trip to the island of Eleuthra. Lunch was served by Mrs. Bob Wilcox and Mrs. William Waghorn, Personals The flowers in St. Paul's Anglican Church and Kirkton United on Sunday were in memory of the late Eldon Robinson,' John Berry has returned home after being a patient in St. Mary's Memorial Hospital for several weeks. Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Crago are patients in St. Marys Memorial HoStiital. • Intended for IaSt Week John Berry is a patient in St. Marys Memorial Hospital. Mr. ,& Mrs. Leo Simpson of Kirkland Lake visited recently with Mrs. Dan Jarvis. Guests at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Howard Bearss Sunday were Mr. & Mrs. John Stephen, Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Stephen Heather, Timmy and John of Anderson; Mr. & Mrs. Norman Jefferson and family of Munro, and Mr. & Mrs. Ken Bearss Brian and Paul of Anderson. Mrs. Wm. J. Blackler has been visiting since New Year's with her daughters and their families in London, Mrs. Dennis Mock and Jeff of Toronto visited over the weekend with Dr. J. C. Goddard, Mrs. Goddhrd, and Mr. & Mrs. Ron Mock. Arnold Westlake is a patient in South Huron. Hospital, Exeter. Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Holland and family were recent visitors with Mr. & Mrs. James Sangster and Bradleyt: Mrs. Sim Roobal is a patient in St. Josephs Hospital, London. Chiselhurst U.C.W. After a day of quilting and a pot luck dinner, Chiselhurst U.C.W. held their first meeting of the year Tuesday afternoon. The meeting was opened by the new president Erla Coleman. The worship, Time We Spend, Was given by Vera Ross with Pearl Taylor reading the scripture. Mrs, Taylor was in charge of the program and read an article entitled, The Gift of the Maji. The roll call was answered with 14 members and one guest. The offering was dedicated by the president by reading a poem and the treasurers report was given. A poem entitled, The Officer's Prayer, was read by Mrs. Coleman. The Finance Com- mittee read their report for 1974. The visiting committee for the Aoilewing imonth,,will be Loretta bailey and Eliza Kinsman, It was •,-anpounced that the annual meeting for Chiselhurst will be Toronto over the weekend with Mary Eileen Carey. Parry Thompson, Toronto, was a weekend guest with Mrs. Lois Thompson, Ross and Mr. & Mrs, Paul Thonipson. Helen McCann Hamilton, visited over the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Lawrenee,MeCann, Artie MorridS'ey, L-ondort`Was a weekend guest with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Jack Morrissey. Ditimillilmm111111111111111111111116littilim111 I I imI111Nmintin141411mmiumutimnitttlnl 1111111116111,1111Illillllllllllllllllmllllllllir11111111111IIII111111i111111 in um ill (milli lee; Richard Trainor, Stoney Creek, was a weekend guest with his mother, Mrs. Mary Trainor and family. Mr. & Mrs. Victor Woods ac- •companied•by Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Herten Kiritore spent "Wed- nesday 'with Mr. &' Mrs. Clark Hudgins. Mrs. Edna Woodburn, Grand Bend, is visiting with her grand- children while Mr. & Mrs. Dave Morrissey are enjoying a holiday in the Barbados. Many neighbours and relatives attended the wake and funeral of Joseph Gelinas held at the Westlake Funeral Home and Mass at St. Boniface Church, Zurich Tuesday morning, Mother Dominica, The Pines, Chatham, visited on the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Christina Dietrich. Judy Hodgins visited in