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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-04-04, Page 5BEST IN MIXED CURLING - At Tuesday's windup of the curling season of the Hensall curling club trophies were presented to the champions, Shown above are the mixed winners Harold and Wilma Caldwell and Marg and Ray Consitt receiving the trophy from Doug Cooper. HENSALL'S CHAMPION CURLERS — The finals of the Hensall men's curling club were completed recently and a rink skipped by John Henderson took the championship. Shown above from the left are, Tom Neilands, John Neilands, Richard Peckham and skip John Henderson accepting the Wilf Goodwin trophy from Doug Cooper. T-A photo ensa I and district news CORRESPONDENTS Mrs. Joyce Pepper, Phone 262-2344 Mrs. Bertha MacGregor, Phone 262-2025 To lock town hall Through street for Queen STU.DENTS Typewriters for Sale or Rent ••• OOOOO OWN a_•01110011,1101114111 •••••110011011/ 1114.0001. Reasonable Rates exekrZINEAbocicate 235-1331 REMEMBER Cash Sales earn you a 5% discount BALL IE -MACAULAY BIUNILDING COM= i0009, , .516SSO J00000, 49S140." . 4115.X.00, f. me .. w. Vspzio2Voientm, ;:mo.,- AGMs, em /mew. c: '' boo maw a ..twx• stsew ,....m.... 0.. ;4 004 rity /rr x, .,,,,, gomau Aorateir:or ,,. 4.451 : - —... :—.• • ":.:: ... • Pal-O-Pak Loose Insulation For Pouring or Blowing (15 lb. bag covers 20 sq. feet, 4" thick) .20 per bag BALL-MACAULAY LIMITED CLINTON - 482-9514 tiENSALt --262-2713 SEAFORTH - 527-0910 A,. • " • Delmonte Reconstituted Sweetened ORANGE JUICE Personal Size BAR SOAP DioOKIES III COFFEE WHITENER BEANS WITH PORK Carnation's Instant Mashed POTATOES Delmonte's In The Natural Juke CRUSHED PINEAPPLE Libby's Fancy WHOLE KERNEL CORN PEANUT Nabisco SHREDDIES Maple Leaf Canadian Processed CHEESE SLICES Sq BUTTER Nabob's Sungold ORANGE CRYSTALS 48 Fl. Oz. 2/75( Pack of 5 59t 14.z.63‘ ,60z.89‘ 14 F1.0z. 3/$ 1 6 oz.3/$ 1 14 Fl. Oz. 2/63 12 Fl. Oz. 3/79( 24013t ,6„.99t 21b.$1.25 5/3 1/4 oz. Pkg. 69t 'Smainple Leaf Picnics lb. 690 Wieners lb. 690 Sliced Mac & Cheese Loaf lb. 790 Well Trimmed Rib Steaks lb, $1.39 All beef prices are down Take advantage of it FRUITS & VEGETABLES U.S. No. 1 vine-ripened TOMATOES Golden Yellow product of Honduras BANANAS Canada No. 1 CUCUMBERS 3 lbs. 784 lb, .114 4 Size 24 2/394 Maple Leaf $$ 11: 51 99 Lean Ground Chuck T-Bone Steaks lb. lb. Frozo FRENCH FRIES FROZEN FOOD 2 lb. pkg. 4 lbs. for $ 1 •00 Ji liii iii liii liii 11111 lit iii iiii ii iii iii iii liii 11111 iII iii iii itiiii iii 1111111111111 iIIiliillIiIIIiIiIl iiiii iiiiti;iiiitiiitiii iiiiiiiiiii iii iii tilt iii till ii :ui I lii iii tiHi ii I iii ii nit 111111 III iii iii iii stint ni iii i,isiiiiiiiiii:itp,itiii mmiii rimmitIllill I imiiilriijmimi WEEKEND SPECIALS APRIL 3,4, 5, 6 PLEASE NOTE: We reserve the right to limit all quantities on all advertised items. AL 'S MARKET HENSALL — ONTARIO T. Pryde & SON LTD. MAIN ST. Exeter 235-0620 Over 250 Monuments on Sale WITH A VARIETY OF COLORS, STYLES AND SHAPES TO CHOOSE FROM . . . MANY NEW THIS YEAR $AVING$ U TS S OVER $300 ALL MONUMENTS UNDER COVER AND AVAILABLE FOR YOUR INSPECTION Our Craftsmanship Is On Display And We Invite Your Inspection Order Now For Delivery As Soon As Possible In The Spring DISPLAYS ALSO IN GODERICH AND CLINTON "Our Business Established In 1919" Jack Pryde Home 235.1384 OFFICE 235.0620 Gerald Fergusson Home 235-0620 Curling club elects slate, presentsawardstochc 1„s Hensall fire chief Dave Repairs To All Makes • Lawn Mowers • Garden Tractors • Outboard Motors • Chain Saws • Chain Saw Bars and Chains HOURS Mon. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tues., Wed., Thurs. & 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 Sangster asked council Monday night to make Queen street a through. street,. to ..allow easier travel out of town by the fire trucks, At the same time Sangster asked permission to purchase tools and other items for the fire department. Councillor Harold Knight was instructed to check the agreement with the neigh- bouring townships regarding purchases, In future the town hall will be locked at 6 p.m. each night and the librarian will be supplied with a key for use on nights the library is open. Councillor Paul Neilands had reported youngsters were causing damage in the halls of the building. Building permits were ap- proved for John Simmons, renovations, Gordon Munn, construct a house; W.G. Thompson and Sons, seed cleaning plant; Hyde Bros. an all- steel building. Permission was also granted for the establishment of a book and hobby store at 121 King street. A general discussion took place over the 1974 budget, Despite an increase of $9,000 in the Huron County requisition to $36,000 it was felt the mill rate could be lower than last year due to some deductions and an increase in assessments. By MRS. RENA CALDWELL Mr. & Mrs. Ken McLellan and Mr. & Mrs. John R. Cooper have returned from a very pleasant holiday in Hawaii. Following a successful auction sale, March 30, Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Whitehouse have moved to their new home in Egmond- ville. Mrs, Elzar Mousseau returned home Wednesday from Seaforth Community Hospital. Jr. Farmers Representatives of Huron County Jr. Farmers, from Exeter, Hensall, Seaforth, Clinton and Goderich areas conducted the church service at St. Andrews Church, Kippen, Sunday. Leaders were John Kinsmen and Monty Plumb, Kippen. The Jr. Farmers choir and the Henderson sisters of Seaforth provided music with guitar ac- companiment by Tom Melaney. The annual meeting of The Hensall Curling club Was held in the arena auditorium 26th March, Trophies :and prizes were -awarded prior to the meeting, The officers elected for -the coming year are as follows: president, HarOld Caldwell; first vice-president, Cecil Pepper; second vice-president, John Henderson; secretary-treasurer, Eric Luther, The social committee is Mr„ Mrs. Nick Blom, Mr, & Mrs. Stu Broadfoot, Mr, .4 Mrs. Bob Bell, Mr. & Mrs. Tom Neilands, Mr, & Mrs, Doug Shirray. Games and membership committee is made up of Bob Caldwell, Ray Consitt, Ken Clarke, Wayne McBride and Tony Charrette. At the trophy presentation, prizes were awarded as follows; Goodwin Trophy, John Hen- derson, Tom Neilands, Richard Care of hair for 4-H girls The Hensall I, 4-H Club met at the home of Mrs. Wm. Fuss Monday evening for meeting VI. Twelve members answered the roll call, One Habit I will Follow that will Help Make a Lovely Complexion. Hairdresser Lynda Bower was in attendance and demonstrated hair care and hair styles, and answered many questions on hair products and appliances. Next meeting will be on April 9. Meeting VI of the Glamour Girls of Hensall Club II was held at the home of Mrs, Peter Bisback Tuesday evening. Topic for discussion was hair, and three main points discussed were: 1. Three things you think are im- portant to giving your hair care, 2. The type of hair you have and how you care for it, 3. Four or five things you learned about hair styling. After discussing these, the girls experimented with wigs and rollers creating different effects, Then girls answered the roll call which was "One health habit I will follow that will help make a lovely complexion". Instructions for the special project were talked over, and ideas for a skit were presented and voted upon. April Evening,' The W.M.S. accepted an in- vitation to be guests of the W.M.S. of First Presbyterian church, Seaforth, April 18, next meeting will be May 6. Packham, John Neilands; Middleton Trophy, Ray Consitt, Marg Consitt, Harold Caldwell, Wilma Caldwell;, Runner-Up - Middleton Trophy, Harold Knight, Marg. Knight, Bob Reaburn, Sheila Reaburn; Two- Game Winner, Cecil Pepper, Joyce Pepper, John Eckel, Geraldine Eckel; Consolation Prize, Doug Cooper, Carol Cooper, Eleanor Shiels, Tony Charrette. Pei:40044 Margaret Hyde of London spent the weekend with her parents Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Hyde. Mrs, Eric Munroe of Seaforth visited this week with Mrs. Bertha MacGregor. Mrs. Pearl Passmore was a recent visitor with her son and daughter-in-law Mr, & Mrs. Ron Passmore in London. Rev. Wilfred Jarvis conducted service in Carmel Presbyterian Church, Sunday. His sermon was Christ First, Last and Always. The Carmel-Caven Young People's met Sunday evening in the church, Mrs. Margaret Ingram, who was receiving treatment in Clinton Community Hospital returned to her home last week. Mrs. Grace Harpole returned home after spending the winter months in Florida. Bert Coleman of London visited over the weekend with his mother, Mrs. Gladys Coleman and brother Ivan. Mrs, W. Schilbe of Exeter is spending a week with her daughter and son in law Mr. & Mrs. Wilmer Ferguson. Mrs, Clarence Volland presided at the regular meeting of the Ladies' Aid, following the W,M.S. meeting. Arrangements were finalized to cater at the Gould-Sangster wedding on Saturday and also to purchase some items required for the church. A number of officers and members of Amber Rebekah Lodge were guests of the Parkhill Rebekah Lodge Tuesday evening. Bevan Bonthron has returned from a seven-day vacation to the Carribean; courtesy of the Sealy Mattress Company of Toronto. United Church Notes A duet entitled, 'In the Garden', sang by Don and Gail Travers highlighted the service of wor- ship in Hensall United Church Sunday morning. Rev, Don Beck preached on the sermon topic "The end or the beginning". Carmel WMS host visitors The W.M.S. of Carmel Presbyterian church met Monday evening with the Arnold Circle and Home Helpers at- tending. Mrs. Harvey Hyde, president, welcomed the guests and opened the meeting with an Easter poem. Mrs. Edith Bell and Mrs. Clarence Volland were in charge of the devotional. Mrs. Bell presented an Easter Meditation entitled, Faithful Women and the Empty Tomb. Vocal solos were given by Sandra and Lesa Volland accompanied by Karen Volland on the guitar. Karen also played a guitar solo. Mrs. Esther Wright gave' an Easter meditation, 'All in an