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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-11-13, Page 6Pay. 6 Times-Advocate, November 13, 1975 Many, activities held at Hensall United Church Hensall and district news CORRESPONDENTS Mrs, Hilda Payne, Phone 2 6 2-501 8 Mrs. Bertha MacGregor, Phone 262-2025 News from Hensall Here First For All Your CARPET and VINYL Flooring Needs BALL-MACAULAY LIMITED Hensall WneValre BUILDING CENTRE Phone 262-2418 Tee-Jay Family Fashions Are Featuring We are offering special values for men and women to make room for our Christmas merchandise which is arriving daily. For the Little Men We now have GWG JEANS Cords, shirts, hopsack pants, unslacks and wee- jeans for the little guy.- A small choice of BOMBER JACKETS off white, lc ,o OFF lined, ideal for work. Reg, Price For the Ladies SPECIAL RACK OF PANT SUITS 20% Off Reg. Price Family TEE-JAY Fashions OPEN TO 9 P.M. FRIDAY HENSALL Formerly raylor Ladies' Wear 262-2501 Mrs. Bertha MacGregor who underwent surgery in St. Joseph's Hospital London and has been recuperating at the home of her son & daughter-in- law Mr. & Mrs. Don MacLaren in Oakville was able to return to her home this week, Mr. & Mrs. Tom Brintnell of Chiselhurst have taken up residence in the property they recently purchased from Mr. & Mrs. Fred Brock who have moved to Exeter. Mrs. Gordon Troyer who had the misfortune to fall and injure her back is a patient in Clinton Community Hospital. Mr. & Mrs. Earl Kinsman of Chiselhurst have purchased the property on Main Street of the late Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Traquair. An auction sale of the contents of the residence was held on Saturday. Mrs. Laird Mickle returned Sunday from a pleasant two weeks visit in Hamilton and while there heard the famous pianist, Van Cliburn in the Great Hall at Hamilton Place. Recent graduates Robert and Alma Westlake, Zurich Ontario, graduated at autumn convocation from the University of Western Ontario with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics and English respec tively. Photo by Doerr. Chipits, Chocolate or Butterscotch BAKING CHIPS DILL Cor PICKLES Coronation Midget GHERKIN PICKLES Coronation TWIN PACK 1/15 GHERKINS Fl. oz. DARE'S COOKIES Westinghouse 40, 60, 100 watt LIGHT BULBS Cadbury's CHOCOLATE BARS Schneiders Canadian Cheddar CHEESE SLICES Schneiders Canadian Cheddar CHEESE SPREAD Schneiders 100% Vegetable Oil SOFT MARGARINE High 11611T CHUNK TUNA 99' 69' 79' 89' 59' 59' ,,.'1.29 9 .29 1 lb. 59' 2P1 12 oz. 32 Fl. oz. 12 Fl. oz. STUFFED MANZANILLA OLIVES' 9 1/15 Fl. oz. • Pack of 2 Regular Size, 4 Pack 16 Fl. oz. 6 1 "Fl. oz. 55c each FROZEN FOOD Rupert Brand BOSTON BLUE FISH in batter 14 oz, 954 SIDE OF BEEF RIB OF BEEF TURKEY DRUMSTICKS TURKEY WINGS BEEF PATTIES lb. 994 lb. $ 1 . 1 9 10 lb. Box $4.50 10 lb. Box $3.50 10 lb. $7.90 240 to 250 lb. average 25 lb. average PRODUCE H 2 lbs. FRES CARROTS 3 lb. Bag Produce of U.S.A. VINE RIPE TOMATOES 2 lbs. Produce of Honduras BANANAS Canada No. 1 • 394 354 794 Phone: Store 262-2017 .FREEZER SPECIALSAbattoir 262-2041 HUFRORNMVEAYIETY SHAW'S HENSALL DAIRY. STORE MEL WHITING MANAGER MAPLE Milk LANE 2% BAG 1.57 8 TRACK AS LOW AS Tapes $3.99 Not Iced Pepsi 02z6.3/99( SHAW'S Bread 3/$1.18 SHAW'S ICE CREAM 1/2 GAL. 1.89 OPEN NITELY TO 10 P.M. 111111111111111111M111111111111111611111TITillITIMIIIIIIIIIIUTIMUM111:11111111IIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIILt FORREST ELECTRONICS now has in stock CB RADIOS & ANTENNAS We also specialize in Base and Mobile Installations and service to all makes 102 Richmond St. N., Hensall Phone 262-2540 A 7 AL'S MARKET HENSALL — ONTARIO WEEKEND SPECIALS NOVEMBER 12, 13, 14, 15 PLEASE NOTE: We reserve the right'to limit all quantities on all a dvertised items, OPER AVE MARKETS 11111111111 Visitors - John, Carol Carr of Windsor and children Jay, Jodi and_ Jamie with Mary Pulpier Doris'BorithronwithMrs. E. Sararas. Mr. & Mrs. George Montieth of Toronto with C, Montieth. Chester and Ile Dunn, John and Larreen Falsely, Toronto, Greta and Amy Lammie, Mrs. Alexander with Vera Lammie. Ivan Taylor with wife Dorothy and Fred Taylor of Clinton with A, Taylor. Les Mitcehell with his mother Louise Mitchell. Mr. & Mrs. R.E, Pooley with Lynn Latimer. Mr. & Mrs. Eric Eaton and Queensway news Unit 4 of Hensall United Church met on November 4 with Mrs. James MeAllister in charge. She opened the meeting with "Cast your burden upon the Lord and He will sustain you," ac- companied by Mrs, T. Sherritt. Mrs. E. Rowe gave the Devotional reading, Psalm 121, "I will lift up my eyes unto the hills." She ended the devotional with prayer and a hymn. The study was taken by Mrs, E. Luther who was introduced by Mrs. Slade. The topic was the Ten Commandments and pointed out that the first ones show man's relation to God and the rest are man's relation to his fellow man. Mrs, Luther was thanked by Mrs. McAllister. Miss Greta Lammie provided a fine programme number and Mrs. R. M, McAllister and Mrs. Roobal took up the collection. Plans were made for quilting, for flowers for the Sanctuary in November and for the Devotional for the next General Meeting WMS honor dead soldiers The November meeting of Carmel Presbyterian Church was held in the church basement. President, Mrs. Hyde opened the meeting with a poem, "Has someone seen Christ in you today?" Mrs. Charles Soldan was in charge of Devotions and opened with "0, Canada". The topic was "Lets Live" and was prepared by a joint com- mittee of Presbyterian and United Church people in the county of Middlesex. She also spoke on Remembrance Day and told of visiting the cemetery in Kitchener were the remains of the soldiers of World War 2 are buried. She followed this with a poem, "In Foreign Fields", and then closed with the Lord's Prayer. The offering was dedicated. Mrs. Hyde reviewed her Missionary Map on Central Africa. The nominating committee is Mrs. Perc Campbell and Mrs. Mac Dougall. The Christmas meeting will be on December 1 when lunch will be served. December 1. Roll call was an- swered by 25 people. Election of Officers was as follows: Leader, Mrs. James McAllister, Assistant, Mrs. R. Erratt, secretary, Mrs, E. Rowe; assistant, Mrs, J. Flynn, Treasurer, Mrs. T. Sherritt, Assistant Mrs. G. Armstrong, Social Functions, Mrs, H. Caldwell, assistant, Mrs. R. Erratt, pianists, Mrs, L. Mickle, Mrs, T, Sherritt, United Church The United Church. Service was conducted by Rev. Don Beck with Mrs. John Turkheim at the organ. Remembrance was the theme for thecday with the choir singing the anthem, "One Church, one Faith, one Lord" and the sermon subject being "Choose Life". Special services will be conducted at both Hensall and Chiselhurst to be followed by a pot-luck luncheon, on November 23. Young People The Young Peoples group of Hensall United Church met on Sunday, November 2 to elect their officers. They are: President, Paul Wareing, vice- president, Steve Corbett, secretary, Deana Raeburn. Lunch was 'served by Joan Alexander. The next meeting will be on November 16 at 7.30 p.m. when it is hoped to discuss and draw up a calendar of events, All high school young -people are welcome. Hallowe'en dance for couples club The 3C's couples club held a Hallowe'en Dance in Staffa Hall with fourteen couples in at- tendance. Almost everyone came in costume and provided much laughter. The music was by Nelson Howe's Orchestra. Alice Gardner and Pat Taylor won a spot dance. The Cromarty ladies served a delicious lunch to close the evening. The next get together will be a bowling party at Grand Bend on Monday, November 24. Mrs. Felix Boogemans and Scott spent the weekend with the former's mother, Mrs. Pearl Passmore. Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Veldhoen and Michael, of Toronto were dinner guests on Saturday with Mr. & Mrs. Sim Roobol and in the afternoon Mr. & Mrs. John Bloomfield of London and Mr. Gratton of Grand Bend visited. Mr, & Mrs. Sim Roobol and Mrs. Audrey Christie visited with Mr. & Mrs. Robert Watson in Seaforth on Sunday. Mr, & Mrs. Herb Stretton were holidaying in Kentucky and Indiana last week. They had a very enjoyable time. Visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Schwalm, Mrs. Daisy Ivey and Mrs. Elizabeth Volland were Mr. &, Mrs. Ray Dyke of Goderich, Mr. & Mrs. Randy Mason and Andrew of Huron Park, Mr. & Mrs. Art Coombs of Clinton, Mr. & Mrs. Desmond Ivey of Sarnia, Mrs. Irene Finlayson and Randy of Staffa, Mrs. Vera Johnston of Brucefield, Mr. &, Mrs, Al Strutters of Huron Park, Dr. Charles Toll of Seaforth, Mr. & Mrs. Martin Wilson and Mr, Edward Wells of Durham, Mr. & Mrs. Lewis Taylor of Varna, Mrs. Bob Taylor, Murray and Donna of Hillsgreen and Mr. John Johnston of Brucefield. Visitors from town were Mabel Parke, Winnie Skea and David, Irene Finlayson, Margaret Ingram, and Mrs. Windover. Miss Margaret Hyde of London visited over the weekend with her parents, Mr, & Mrs. Harvey Hyde. One lost husband, a passenger without a seat, fog locked gates at our destination and two ladies who waited in vain for the "late' show". What a miserable day, most would say, but not at all; as it was a great day visiting Jack Miner's Bird Sanctuary. The lost husband caused a half hour delay in leaving, time was made up by eating lunch while travelling. The sunshine turned to fog when we got near the lake, but it cleared again upon arriving at the Sanctuary. The first stop was "Uncle Tom's Cabin" in Dresden first and it was closed for the season, but our worthy hostess, Mrs. Colclough, spoke to the guide, and the gates were opened and for the Museum, cabin and church, built around 1841. It was later used as a refugee set- tlement for Negro slaves fleeing from the United States. Then on to the Bird Sanctuary, Hensa II Livestock sales Supply consisted mainly of heifers and steers. Demand was steady and prices were steady. Fat cattle; heifers $42.50-$46.25, steers, $44.50 - $49.00. Pigs; chunks $49.00 - $71.00, weiners, $35.00 - $48.00. Remembrance day at Anglican church The members of the Royal. Canadian Legion and the Ladies Auxiliary paraded to St. Paul's Anglican Church for the Remembrance Day Service on Sunday. Comrade Murray Traquair read the lesson, Mrs. Eric Luther sang "Amazing Grace" accompanied by Mr,. Luther at the organ. The text of the sermon by Rev. G.A. Anderson. D.F.C. was taken from the lesson that was read from the first Epistle to the Corin- thians, chapter 15,verses 50 to the end. The laying of wreaths followed at a service at the Cenotaph, The veterans were of the 468th Branch of the Royal Canadian Legion, Hensall, The procession to the cenotaph was led by Parade Marshall Floyd Crane. 4-H members make sour-dough The 4-H club, Kneeded 7, and the Dough-Doos, met Tuesday, at the United Church. The roll call was answered by 14 girls. It was decided that we have the next meeting on November 11 from 1-4 p.m. The Leaders demonstrated how to make sour-dough and the making of sweet roll dough and all the girls participated in making different shapes, figure eights and more new shapes created by the girls themselves. The 4-H girls had great success selling poppies on November 8. By DENISE FLETCHER Mr. & Mrs. M. Anderson, Darlene and Dale, Mr. & Mrs. Albert Hutton, Debbie and Janie, Mr. & Mrs. William Hutton and Don of Listowel, Nancy Harioff, Milverton, Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Hutton, Clinton and Brent Mills, Atwood visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Sanford Hutton and Diane. Weekend visitors with Mr. & Mrs. George Leadbitter were Mr. &Mrs.Fred Fleeman of Toronto. Mr. & Mrs. Roy Langdale and friends of London were Saturday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Mike Winbow, Mr. & Mrs. George Kellett and Carolyn of Thames Road and Barbara Dietrich of Zurich visited Friday evening with Mr. & Mrs. Sanford Hutton and Diane. Mr. & Mrs. Larry Lynn and Mark were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Blair Fletcher, Dale and Barry of London. Cathy with Mrs, Bannerman,also visited by Stewart and wife Doris. Mr. Thomas McIver, Q.C. Toronto with his uncle Danny Matthews, Mr, Si Mrs, Jim McQuaid Seaforth also visited Mr. Mathews, Mr, & Mrs. Ray Rader,Zurich with Adeline Kraft. Rev. Snell conducted church service on Tuesday with Alf Andrus on violin and Mrs,,Ryck- man on piano. Reformed church ladies en- tertained residents on Monday afternoon by playing bingo after which they had a sing song with Louise Mitchell on piano. just in time to see the eagle every few minutes by another f perform and the Canada Geese flock, maybe five, maybe one put on their evening "display"; hundred at a time. Everyone 'should see it at least once in a One cannot imagine the hundreds of geese seen there being joined lifetime. ON 40 HI CCI IFOCOIDIS Glad CATCHERS 24's 89' Maple Leaf Smoked Picnics Fresh Pork Side Spare Ribs lb. $1.09 lb. $1.29 Our Own Fresh Pork Sausage lb..$1.09 Sliced Baby Beef Liver lb. 49' Smoked Ham Sausage (In Piece) lb. 98' Maple Leaf Sliced Delicia Loaf lb. 89' amitinumminiummoutunatimmumaituattimilimiumiminimiteuintattrailmitimir: Seniors enjoy bus outing to Jack Miner's bird sanctuary