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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-07-22, Page 15Churches hold combined event The combined Church Service was held at Hensall United Church again last Sunday with Rev, Don Beck in charge and preaching on "Love can be difficult", Love must be able to help others with truly concerned criticism. Music was supplied by Mrs. John Turkheim at the organ and the Pepper sisters, Laurie, Marilyn and Joanne sang "Mountain on the Hilltop" accompanied at the piano by Brenda. The flowers were from the funeral of the late Thomas Smale placed by his family. Next Sunday will be the last of the services at the United Church until the last S'unday in August, Personals Mrs. Harry Horton who was a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter returned to her home on Friday. Mr, Mrs, Dave Kyle returned home from a pleasant holiday in Hawaii. Mr. &Mrs. Clarence Wrath and Mrs. Bertha Cook of Belgrave visited on, Sunday with Mrs. Pearl Shaddick. Mr. & Mrs. James Sangster and Brad returned home from a vacation at Tobermory. Mrs. Pearl Shaddick returned home after visiting with her cousin Mrs. Bert Wiggins in Brantford. Mrs. Wiggins ac- companied Mrs. Shaddick home and spent the weekend with her: Funeral service for the late Thomas Smale was conducted by Rev. D. Beck at the Bonthron Funeral Home, Friday. The pallbearers were Harvey Keyes, Garnet Allan, John Chappel, Don Dixon, Wes Lenting and Bill Bell. Interment in McTaggart's Cemetery, Mrs. Pearl Passmore has re- turned from spending a week with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Felix Boogemans, in Pike Bay. Mr. and Mrs. John Skea and David have been spending the last three weeks camping at Mat- tawa and had a very pleasant holiday. Derek Robinson has returned from spending a week with his grandfather Mr. McLellan, in Denfield. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gittus, of Rochester, Minnesota, visited with the former's mother, Mrs. Gertrude Gittus in Hensall last week. Mrs. Joe Ferguson is a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter. Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert Johns of Exeter were recent visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Rodger Venner, Mr. & Mrs. Terry- Gregson of Guelph spent the weekend with the latter's parents Mr. & Mrs. Hugh McEwen. 1978 reunion: chairman: Greg Munn; secretary-treasurer Mrs. Barbara Prang; table com- mittee; Harold and Phyllis Parsons, Barbara Prang. Sports Committee, Lloyd and Vera Fletcher, Kirkton. After and enjoyable smorgasbord supper some left for the homes and others got together for a night of dancing at the Pine Ridge Chalet. 1 It • magnetic gasket keeps lid firmly closed • counter-balanced hinges for safe, effortless lifting of lid • two heavy gauge steel runners under freezer to stop centre sag • Warranty — one year on is IIIIIillllil iti 111111 II itinti Ili it I II Ullitin I 11111111111111111n111111111111111111111111111 111M11111111 nn I t HIM! n 111111111111111111U11IIIII 111111111111111111i uti Ili is in in all iinilitt*• V•1111011111.1.01.1“6•16....1.. FOOD VALUES THAT GIVE YOUR BUDGET A LIFT! '3.90 lb. 89' lb. 89' lb. 89' lb. 79' Frozen TURKEY WINGS 10 lb Box Medium (formerly ground chuck) GROUND BEEF STEWING BEEF Wog( IIVIENERS SIDE OF BEEF Fully Processed FRONT QUARTER Fully processed HIND OF BEEF Fully Processed lb. HIP OF BEEF BEEF PATTIES BEEF PATTIES TURKEY WINGS OX TAILS lb. 894 lb. 694 $1.09 lb. 994 $7.90 lb. 89' $3.90 $1.00 Fully Processed (No Filler) 10 lbs. 4 lb. 10 lb, Box 3 lb. WEEKEND SPECIALS JULY 21, 22, 23, 24 PLEASE NOTEt We reserve The right to limit all toontities to all advertised items, MARKET ONTARIO PAY ATTENTION—these children watch as their instructor, Linda Soldan, shows them how to construct their own ploy bank from plastic coOtainers. Photo by T. Stover eGrA Times-Advocate, July 22, 1970 Page IS About people you know • , A very enjoyable afternoon was Spent when 204 Senior Citizens Of Zone 8 Huron County met at Clan Gregor Square in Bayfield on Sunday afternoon, July 18, for a picnic, Quests were present from Bayfield, 131yth, Clinton, Dashwood, Exeter, Goderich, Hensall, Seaforth and Zurich. President, Mrs. Mary Greg, brought greetings from all the Clubs in the area. A smorgas bord supper was served and en- joyed by all and following this a Variety concert was presented, each club supplying one number . On Saturday, July 10, a beauti- ful summers day, members of the Smillie-Elder Clan met at Seaforth Lion's Park for their 37th annual reunion, A smorgasborg supper h the pavilion, convened by Mrs. Lorraine Peck, was the highlight of the event. During the afternoon, swimming, a baligame, little tots having fun in the wading pool, and a series of games and contests was enthusiastically carried out by the Geiger family. In looking over the Book of Memories, there The Light Touch By JACK LAVENDER They guy who invented- summer camps should get the Nobel Peace Prize. * * * Most teenagers are light eaters. As soon as it gets light, they start eating. If the cows knew what milk is sell- ing for these days, they wouldn't be contented. * * * No matter how small your vocabulary is, it's still big enough to let you say something you'll regret. • * * The Loch Ness monster must be in- telligent. He only lets himself be sighted during the tourist season. * * * Travel over to Jack's Small Engine Repair Service 107 Queen St. Hensall for the one chainsaw that isn't sold by department stores, mail order houses, discount stores etc. Mats Homelitel JACK'S Small Engine Repair 107 Queen St., Hensall 262-2103 Where our foremost concern is a satisfied customer. 14' & 16' Fibreglass CANOES ON SPECIAL Check our Unbeatable prices! 10 H. oz. CANS $424 -I- TAX CASE BREAD 3/$124 & Antennas Still Available Most Returnable QUARTS See our Selection 61firjoilues, Pocket Novelt, GHt etc.' Open 8:30 to 10:00 Sundays 10 to 10 SHAW'S DAIRY STORE Hensall and all the participants being Senior Citizens except Mr. Peter and Mr. Malcolm from Seaforth, who delighted their listeners by playing the bagpipes and drum together. Master of Ceremonies for the concert was Mr. Harry Baker of Bayfield. The evening concluded by watching the sunset over Lake Huron, then all returned home. was much interest and reminiss- ing, Mr. Wayne Draper; Presid- ent, warmly welcomed all and had charge of the election for another year. Mrs. Ken Elder was elected president, and Mrs. Ray Fulmer of Waterdown, secretary. Prizes were awarded and a very special gift from Honorary Presid- ent Dr. Jennie Smillie Robert- son, who -is now residing in a nursing home in Toronto, was announced by the Secretary. These were engraved coffee spoons, which were given as prizes for several different items: to Mrs. Grace Johnston, Mrs. Betty Brooks, Mrs Janet Smillie, Miss Nancy Score, Mrs. Lynn Peck, Mrs, Helen Howe, Mrs. Donna Draper, Mrs. Elva Peck, Mrs. Olive Smillie and Mrs. Grace Peck. Members present from distant places included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Howe of Tuscon, Arizona, Mrs. Erling Lund of Glenshaw, Pensylvania, Mrs. Emmilt Brooks and son, Stephen, of Las Cruces, New Mexico. John Elder of Waterloo University reported that his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Elder were in Rome for a week, while on their way to Port Elizabeth, South Africa. Jack and Lorraine Peck hosted a gathering of relatives at their home west of Kippen on Sunday. Munn family holds reunion The fifth Munn reunion was held Saturday at Lions' Park, Seaforth with over 100 in at- tendance from Hensall, Exeter, Kippen, London, Brantford, Stoney Creek, Listowel, Strathroy, Ottawa, Hobokin, N.J. Sarnia and Hayfield. Races were held for the adults and children. Boys' and girls' 3 to 5 Sheila Bender. 6 to 8, Michelle Wharry, 9 to 13 Jeff Sangster. 14 and over Rob, Lavery. Ladies' pin the clothes pin: Roxanne Lavery. Throw the ball; Dave Lovell, Ladies' kick the slipper: Carl Munn. Guess the beans in jar: Mrs. Edgar Munn. Oldest in attendance: Edgar Munn, youngest: Shawn Lovell; lady with most grandchildren Mrs. Robina McLeod, with 40. One coming greatest distance: Mrs. Helen Ferringo, Hobokin, N.J. Nominations were held for the The playground program in the town of Hensall began this week with some 40 children enrolled. The program this year will run for three .alternating weeks on Monday, Wednesday and Thurs day of those weeks from 2:00 till 4:00 p.nt, ,The children will occupy their time making. arts and crafts and doing regular playground activities. But there is a special trip to the Grand Bend Zoo slated for the kids. The Hensall swimming lessons which are in progress, continue, with the first session nearly com- pleted. The swimming program, which is three weeks long per session, has three sessions ached- uled this summer, the first one having 52 kids registered, while the second and third have 32 and 15 respectively. Hensa and district news CORRESPONDENTS Mrs. Hilda Payne, Phone 2024018 Mrs, Bertha MacGregor, Phone 2624025 Area seniors attend picnic in Bayfield Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Schwalm, Mrs. Daisy Ivey and Mrs. Elizabeth Voltamd last week were Mr._ and Mrs. Eldon Johnston of Brucefield; Mr, Lorne Finlayson of Kippen; Mr, and Mrs. Robert Schwalm of St. Marys; Mr. and Mrs. Des- mond Ivey of Sarnia; Mrs. Doro- thy Taylor and Donald of Hills- green and Mr. and Mrs. Al Hoggarth of Kippert. Those from town were Mrs. Bona Clark; Mrs. Donna Allen; Tyler Goudie and Derek Robinson, Mr, & Mrs, Howard Ferguson and family of Thatnesford visttect, with the former's father Mr. Ferguson and with Mrs. Ferguson who is a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter and attended the FerguSon reunion held inExeter' Park. - A rally will be held in October for Zone 8 at the Saltford Valley Hall, Goderich, to which all Senior Citizens are invited. 37th annual reunion of Smillie - Elder clan Playground begins this week Hensall girl wins 1st prize iftSCOUVf FREEZERS A Hensall girl Sharon Wadel walked off with first prize at the 1 Ontario Centre Music League Festival held at the University of Guelph over the weekend. Sharon, aged 11 was chosen from a class of 21 contestants and won the adjudicators' award in The church service at the Queensway Nursing Home was conducted by the Rev. H. VanEssen accompanied by Mrs. VanEssen. Mr. & Mrs. Dormer Reid and Mr. & Mrs, Adrian Hopper of Beadle Lake, Battle Creek, Mich. visited with Mrs. Lynn Latimer. Mrs. Shirley Prouty also visited with Mrs. Latimer, Visitors with Mrs. Almeeda Parsons were her nephew Howard Ferguson, Thamesford, and Mr. & Mrs. Robert Parsons. Visiting with Mrs. Pauline Jeffrey were Edmund Jeffrey and Marjorie Oesch, Mr. & Mrs. Len Jeffrey, Goderich. Mrs. Wilmer Adkins, Exeter •Queensway nursing home the accordion solo class, She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wadel. The awards were presented at a concert in the Guelph University Centre, Sunday evening. Sharon's teacher is Mrs. Diane Stevenson of Clinton. and son Bruce, Cochrane visited with Louise Mitchell. Jean Triebner and Violet Northcott visited with Roy McDonald, Lynn Latimer, Vera Lammie, Mrs. Parsons, Mr. & Mrs. Howard Johns visited with Mrs. Mabel Johns. Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Dilling and family of Scarborough visited the for- mer's mother Mrs. Anna Dilling. Mrs. Pearl Passmore and Mrs. Rosa Harris visited with Mrs, Lavery, Mr, & Mrs. Leo A. Zimmer, Kerrobert, Sask. visted their aunts Mrs. Florence and Louise Mitchell, The Chiselhurst ladies' entertained the residents on Wednesday with games and treats. Features: • adjustable temperature control • power-on signal light and temperature warning light. • plastic-coated metal basket (stops freezer burn and rust) 20.5 Cu. Ft. FREEZER CASH N' CARRY Low reg. $322.95, Now $299.95 15 Cu. Ft. FREEZER CASH N' CARRY Low reg. $288.95, Now 271 .95 CHECK OUR PRICES ON 8.2 Cu. Ft. and 12.2 Cu. Ft. FREEZERS HENSALL DISTRICT CO-OP Zurich Henson Brucefiel& 236-439.3 262-3002 482-9823 Offer Expires July 31st So Hurry To parts against manufac- turer's defects and faulty workmanship, five years on cooling system and five year food spoilage warranty onlywhite• • complete with lock & keys (except for 8.2 cu. ft.) 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