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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-04-07, Page 10SKATE-A-THON ACTION — A large number of noon skate-o-thon. Shown in action are Scott McClinchey. Hensall area youngsters took part in a Saturday after- Jesney, Roxanne Lavery, Sandra Tower and Jamie, T-A photo Church women see slides Learn plight of Bangladesh CORRESPONDENTS Mrs. Hilda: Payne, Phone 262-5018 Mrs. Bertha MacGregor, Phone 262-.205 ensail ,... and district news Oxydol, King Size 5 lbs. Powdered Detergent $2.49 Aylmer Soups 10 fl. oz. 5/$ 1 Aylmer Choice Tomatoes 19f1. oz. 2/s1 Aylmer 14 fl. oz. Beans with Pork 3/95' Weston's Angel Food Cake 15 02 99' Libby's Fancy 28 fl. oz. Fruit Cocktail 75' Aylmer Choice Peas 14 fl. oz. 2/69' Stokely's Pumpkin Bick's 32 fl. oz. C 14 fl. Sweet Mixed Pickles 99' Nestle's 74 grams ' Souptime Soup Mix 49' Swartz 16 oz. Peanut Butter. 79' WEEKEND SPECIALS APRIL 6, 7, 9 PLEASE NOTE: We reserve the right to limit all quantities on all advertised items A SPECIAL POSE - During Saturday's skate-a-thon at the f-lopsall arena, Brenda Rooseboom performs special antics for the !photographer. T-A photo Bev Morgan Insurance Agency Ltd. 238 Main St. Phone 235-1544 Exeter Across from Saveway Lumber ' * Life * Commercial * Automobile * Registe're'd Retirement CON TACT 1 k. Home * Farmer COMPLETE 6 COVERAGE FOR webt , Plans Len McKnight & Sons Men's Wear In Hensall Brings You Clothing for Work, Play & Leisure • We have work shirts,. pants, jeans, smocks, overalls, coveralls and socks. • We also have an excellent selection of work shoes including Greb Kodiaks, rubber boots, and a special imported work boot. These are government certified for your safety. • If fashion shoes are what you're looking for be sure to see our selection of spring and summer shoes, • Be in fashion with our Levis jeans and shirts. • Be sure to see our wide choice of spring and summer shirts, jackets, suits, blazers and leisure wear. OPEN Tues. to Sat. 9 - 6, Fri. 9 - 9 Len McKnight & Sons MEN'S WEAR WITH TWO LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU Exeter Hensall ( it(d 235-2320 262-2244 Maple Leaf Whole, Half or Quarter Football Style Hams Maple Leaf Quailer Dinner Hams Frozen Grade A, 12-14 lb. Average Turkeys Pure Pork Sausage Meat Our Own Smoked Sausage Store Sliced Side Bacon Sliced Minced Ham STORE HOURS Thursday 8 - 9 Closed Friday Saturday 8 - 6 'lb. $1.39 ..$1.79 lb. 89' lb. 98' lb $ 1.29 .$1.09 89' U.S. No. 1 AL'S MARKET HENSALL — ONTARIO IITI/4IT)I71 it Tiiirrfmrior fro - - Page 10 April 7, 1977 Twin boys are baptised Rev. W. D Jarvis conducted service in Carmel Presbyterian Church on Palm Sunday, speaking on the subject "Even the stones would cry out". Miss Brenda Pepper led the choir at the organ. Rev. Jarvis baptized the twin sons of Fred and Sandra Funk, Brian Frederick and Michael Edward. The session of the church will meet on April 12 at 8:15 p.m. Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Troyer entertained dinner guests on Sunday following the Baptism of their twin grandsons Brian Frederick and Michael Edward, sons of Mr. & Mrs. Fred Funk, Exeter. Those attending were Mr. & Mrs. Joe Mack, Mrs. Pauline Mack, London, Mrs. Priscilla Hewitt, Exeter, Mrs. Leona Parke, Hensall, Mrs. Mary Funk, London; Mrs. Marion Morrell, Clinton; Mrs. Millie Page,' and Mr. Robert Erratt, Vineland; Mr. & Mrs, Doug MacDonald, Mr. & Mrs. Phil Nelson and Christopher, Sarnia; Mr, & Mrs. George Troyer, Cathy and Andrew, Kippen; Mr. & Mrs. Glen Webster, London and Mr. & Mrs. Fred Funk and sons, Exeter. Personals Miss Margaret Hyde of London spent the weekend with her parents Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Hyde. Mr. Ed Schroeder who has been a patient in University Hospital, London for several weeks returned to his home last week. Mr. & Mrs. Joe Flynn returned to their home this week after spending the winter months with their son-in-law and daughter Mr. & Mrs. Don Avery and family at Deerfield Beach, Florida. Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Holland, Gwen and Michael of Clinton were recent visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Jim Sangster and Brad. Mrs. Dot Munroe and Mrs. May Watterworth of Seaforth visited recently with Mrs. Bertha MacGregor. Mr. & Mrs. Carl McMahon have taken up residence in the former Twitchell home. They are enjoying their new surroundings, The annual meeting of the Hensall Curling Club was held on March 28, 1977 at the Vanastra Curling Club. The election of officers for the coming year was as follows: President, Doug Shirray, 1st Vice President, Dave Schurman; 2nd Vice President, Ken Clarke; Sedretary Treasurer, Eric Luther. The Social Games and Mem- bership Committee for the coming year will be: Doug and Karen Shirray, Dave and Karen Schurman, Ray and Marg Consitt, Shorty and Wilma Mrs, Bonnie Knowles, of "Compassion" showed slides of Bangladesh at the April meeting Caldwell, Don and Vina Brodie, Walter and Nancy Denys. Prizes and trophies for the 1976- 7 season were awarded as follows: Goodwin Trophy: Jack Bell, Tove Bell, Vicki Bell, Theresa Ferris. Middleton Trophy: Eric Luther, Shirley Luther, Dave Schurman, Karen Schurman. Runner-Up for the Middleton Trophy; Wayne McBride, Pat McBride, Laird Finlayson, Ruby Finlayson. Two Game Winner: Ray Consitt, Marg Consitt, Ken Clarke, Marg Clarke. One Game of the Hensall United Church Women held in the Fellowship Hall on Monday, April 1. 150,000 Winner: Grant Jones, Lois Jo'nes, Walter Denys, Nancy Denys. Consolation Prize: Doug Shirray, Karen Shirray, Arnie Taylor, Jean Taylor. The new Social, Games and Membership Committee will meet with the Hensel] Parks Board prior to May 1, 1977 to discuss plans for curling in the new Hensall and District Com- munity Centre next year. It was resolved unanimously that Eric Luther should make his professional curling ability available in the way of curling instruction for the 1977-8 season to all Curling Club members with particular emphasis on all other skips. children go blind every year through lack of Vitamin A; there is only one doctor to every 100,000 people; whole communities of many thousands do not have the services of either doctor or nurse, and many of the rampant diseases are caused by con- taminated water. Disaster has followed disaster in the 1970's and Compassion is one of the relief and rehabilitation programs carried out in that country. Compassion has two function. To take care of children in destitute countries and to conduct Evangelistic Outreach Cam- paigns. In this way, they en- deavour to give both physical and spiritual aid. This being the Easter meeting, Joy was the subject of the devotional given by Mrs. J. McAllister and Mrs, F. Slade. Joy is the Christian message at both Christmas and Easter — without Joy our worship is an empty shell. We should endeavour to recapture the joy of the first Christians as they chanted, "He is Risen," Mrs. Knowles was introduced by Mrs. Audrey Christie and thanked by Mrs. Doreen Spencer. Mrs. Laird Mickle accompanied the hymns and Mrs. Belva Fuss sang, "There is a green hill" accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Gertie Middleton, , The meeting was presided over by Mrs. Grace Drummond, ist vice-president, who conducted the business. The beef barb-b-que will be held on May 25, proceeds to go to either the Window Fund or the Manse Fund. A new committee is to be formed. "The Church in the Society", which will include much of the work which we have been doing in the past, such as visiting and packing bales, and some new interests also, U,C.W. and urged to write to their MP's etc, regarding the Universal Coding in grocery stores, A special meeting is to be held on June 20 when neigh- bouring UCW's will be en- tertained. It is hoped to arrange a con- cert, to be given in the Sanctuary, to be held in the fall which the Brant "Men of Song" will present. Both ladies and men's choirs will take part. Mrs. Drummond thanked all who had taken part and after the Mizpah Benediction, a social hour was held during which a dainty lunch`was served, their own door to door canvass and this will be co-ordinated by Doug Shirray and Bob Caldwell. Any firms doing business with or supplying products to our local businesses will be contacted for a donation. HEAD LETTUCE Ont, No. 1 Table POTATOES Product U.S, Pink or White GRAPEFRUIT Pepperidge Farm LAYER CAKES Sunspun Concentrated ORANGE JUICE The committee will require the generous support of all area residents and businesses to en- sure the success of this cam- paign. The results of the cam- paign will be advised in local newspapers on a regular basis. each 39' 101bs. 69° 'size 48's 8/89c 13 oz, 89( 6 fl. oz. 5/9 The Hensall and District Community Centre Fund Raising Committee has been formed to provide funds for our new Community Centre. The com- mittee is made up as follows: Eric Luther, Chairman; Dave Schurman, Co-Chairman; Doug Mock, Secretary; Carl McMahon, Treasurer; Butch Hoffman, Harry Klungei, Doug Shirray, Bob Caldwell, Residents of Hensall and the surrounding townships have been advised by letter of the project cost and financing plans which are as follows: Estimated cost of new Com- munity Centre, $600,000; To be covered by: Provincial Grants, $150,000; Public Subscription, Plan sunrise church event Palm Sunday Service at Hensall United Church was conducted by Rev. Don Beck, who took as his sermon topic, "A King of Different Sorts." Followers in the Kingdom of Christ must Trust and Serve. The mixed choir very ably sang, "Ride on, King Jesus", Com- munion .Service will be held on Maundy Thursday evening at 7.30 p.m. for Hensall and Chiselhurst and an Easter Sunrise Service will be held for both congregations at 6.30 a.m. at the Hensall Church. Womens Institute The Annual Meeting of, the Hensall Women's Institute will be held in the Legion Hall on Wednesday, April 13 when reports and the new Slate of Officers will be presented. Membership is open to all women of the community. $150,000; Wintario, $300,000, A door to door campaign will be conducted shortly in Hensall by the Kinsmen Club. Butch Hoff- man and Harry Ithingel will canvass the area businesses: The area townships will organize SKATE-A-THON PARTICIPANTS — More than $2,600 was raised during a skate-a-thon at the Hensall arena Saturday afternoon and evening. Shown in action are Ronalynn Bell, Brent Bell, Myra Lovell, Tammy Bell and Amy Bonthron. T-A photo Hope to use new arena Curlers hoose new slate FREEZER SPECIALS Choice Local Beef Store 262.2017 Slaughter House 262-2041 HIND OF BEEF Fully Processed lb. $11 .09 FRONT OF BEEF Fully Processed lb. 694 TURKEY WINGS 10 lb. box $3.90 BEEF PATTIES No Filler 10 lb. bag $7.90 RPOIEN FOOP Goal of $150,000 is set • for public's share of arena