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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-06-16, Page 20Announcement George T. Moore wishes to advise that effective July 1st, 1977, the insurance agency of Mr. Peter L. McNaughton, Hensall, Ontario, will be amalgamated with the George T. Moore Insurance Agency, Exeter, Ontario. 147 Main Street, S. P.O. Box 1585, Exeter, Ontario, NOM 1 S0 Telephone (519) 235-2211 Times-Advocate, June 16, 1977 CAT'S IN THE FIDDLE WINNER - Ken Brown, left, holds the box while Larry Flett pulls the winning ticket from the Henson Cat's in the Fiddle contest. Leroy Keyes, Grand Bend, won first prize for $25 and ten other lucky winners won free admission to Hensall's Ontario Fiddlers Contest, Friday evening. T-A photo Hensall and district news CORRESPONDENTS Mrs, Hilda Payne, Phone 262-5018 Mrs. Bertha MacGregor, Phone 262-2025 District Institute president says take time for all things Redwood Safe! OLYMPIC SUM PEDwOOD Come in today and save $6 off the regular gallon price of Olympic Redwood Stain. Olympic Redwood Stain is absolutely the finest "quality you can bUy. Use it on all your decking, patio furniture, fences • .. any wood you want to give the lasting protection and beauty of Amer- ica's quality redwood stain, guaranteed against cracking, peeling and blistering. Olympic Red- wood Stain. Save while the supply lasts at this price. BUILDING CENTRE Ball-Macaulay Limited HENSALL 262-2418 NOW ONLY by Jean Munn; $5.00 gift cer- tificate donated by Len McKnight's won by Grace Wurm, Exeter; $7.50 gas donated by Ted Thuss won by Betty Sim- mons; soap and cologne donated by Ron's Health Centre won by Betty Simmons; lamp donated by I3endix No. 2 won by David Rowcliffe; hand bag donated by "Guess Who?" won by Marilyn Taylor; 2 mirrors donated by Hensall Motors won by Harold Willert. GIVE FATHER A CHAIR He will appreciate it . . . and you and the kids may get to use it too. The La-Z-Boy Rechna-Rocker of your choice will add a new life style to your home. Imagine, an evening of reading, TV-viewing, rocking, or reclining even to full bed in a handsome La-Z-Boyl You'll enjoy all the comfort you've ever dreamed of! La-Z-Boy's exclusive Comfort Selec- tor is available on all Reclina-Rockers. This La-Z-Boy "first" lets you put your feet up and really stretch out. Your favorite style, Traditional, Con- temporary, Early American, is avail- able in a panorama of beautiful deco- rator colors, fabrics and vinyls. FATHER'S DAY SPECIAL ON LA-Z-BOY CHAIRS 20% OFF MANUFACTURER'S RETAIL PRICE onthrois (filensall HOMEMAKERS TO HURON COUNTY Open Tues„ Wed., Thurs. & Sat.9 .6 Friday 9 a.m. • 9 p.m. CLOSED MONDAYS Hostess Coffee Beans 1 lb 1.99 ,,,19' 3 oz. 59' 12 fl. oz., ea . 554 Billy Bee Creamed Honey Dessert Topping Mix Dream Whip McLaren's Relishes Mother Parkers Economy Pak Tea Bags 1.83 Swift's Premium Cooked Ham 11/2 lb. can 2.99 David's Carrousel or Festival Cookies 32 oz 1 .59 Weston's Apple Pies 24 oz 79' lb lb Ground Beef Medium lb 89° Whole, Half or 1/4 Football Hams 1.39 Fresh Pork Sausage lb. 98' Our Own ' Summer Sausage By the piece $ 1 39 Sliced $ 1 069 FAWN FOOD Kent Concentrated ORANGE JUICE 12 fl. oz. 2/79' PRODUCE Produce of U.S.A., Size 138 VALENCIA ORANGES Produce of f U.S.A., G CABBAGE Produce of U.S.A., Size 23 CANTALOUPE FREEZER SPECIALS dozen 99c 2/s1 2/s1 Choice Local Beef Store 262-2017 Slaughter House 262-2041 FRONT OF BEEF of Steaks and Beef Patties Barbecue Style, Cut for a Maximum 1. 694 SIDE OF BEEF lb. 894 Fully processed TURKEY DRUMSTICKS 10Ib. box $4.90 TURKEY WINGS 10 lb. box $3.90 BEEF PATTIES No Filler 10Ib.bag $7.90 Blade and Shoulder Steaks Sliced Chicken Loaf 41111111111111111111& n rk liaAtirela AM Annaiskiir, inNegililigr aing mak new g `1111116011 4111111111111111i II nth IP ',JILIN, zr III Irillill Id filliciRilik M link, 4.-,4 kipa 1 llagr um IN umm gm • IE.. inn INK AIR IN I in, 1 imMm INEN no Isl Ilan uniammi Imimnillnl grip mon ....i muminn. lamming! nommas lam IMMIMVOIN griiimmor WHEN YOU FOOD SHOP HERE aim m,11111411111111-111-11111,117111 mrennr la IL ig mai 1E1 miff n f 111114111111 II UMW' Min. n AIM ii 11.11t M IMP Moluainees WEEKEND SPECIALS JUNE 15, 16, 17, 18 PLEASE NOM We reserve the right to limit all quantities on all advertised items. AL'S -MARKET HENSALL - ONTARIO rtl • III 11-111 T TITTITTITTTI111111110 List winners in successful Auxiliary penny sale The Legion ladies held a most successful Penny sale on Friday evening with the following prize winners: $10.00 voucher from Home Hardware donated by Big "0" was won by Marilyn Taylor; table donated by Bonthron's Fur- niture won by Lloyd Allan; lawn chair donated by C. E. Reid & Sons won by Bob McKee; table cloth donated by Tee Jay Fashions won by Lottie McLen- nan; bath oil and bubble set donated by Leona Parke was won by Steve Harburn; cream and sugar set donated by Peter McNaughton won by Marlene Smith; fire extinguisher donated ,by Hyde Bros. won by Doug Volland; $5.00 bill donated by Joynt Insurance won by Kay Hesselwood. Floral display donated by Ron's Variety won by Jean Munn; half gallon ice cream donated by Shaw's Dairy won by Garnet Allan; $10.00 bill donated by Richman Photo won by Bev Moir; one year subscription Zurich News won by J. Britton; $10.00 bill donated by Reid's Body Shop won by Chris Erb; $10.00 voucher at Al's Supersave won by Garnet Allan; after bath freshener donated by Leona Parke won by Jeff Britton; a per- manent wave donated by Bill's Hairstyling won by Annie Reid; admission for two to dine and dance donated by Pineridge Chalet won by Pat McBride; jewellery box donated by Legion Auxiliary won by Pat McBride; $12.00 service call donated by Don Travers won by Viola Slavin, Exeter. Cheese board and cutter donated by Gerbros Mill won by Bill Noakes; one single portrait donated by Brian Richman Photo won by Bill Carlile; punch bowl donated by the Seaforth and Hen- sall Nursing Homes won by Lousie McVean; ash trays GRADUATES - Margaret 4. Hyde; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hyde, RR 1 Hensall, received her Masters of Education degree in educational administra- tion at the recent University of Western Ontario convocation. She is on the staff of the London Boad of Education. 100 Years for St. Paull The 100th anniversary, of St. Paul's Church, Hensall, will be celebrated at a special,service on Sunday, June 19 at 3.00 p.m. The Right Reverend William Townshend D.D., LL.D., Suf- fragan Bishop of Huron, retired, will be the guest preacher, and the service will be conducted by the Reverend George Anderson, Rector of St. Paul's and Rural Dean of Perth. The guest soloist will be Mrs. Roland McCaffrey, Exeter, St. Paul's Church was opened for worship on June 10, 1877. The Very Reverend Michael Boomer, Dean of Huron, preached at the morning service, the Reverend John Gemmel, London, preached in the afternoon and the Rector, the Reverend Thomas Ryan, preached in the evening. The choir from Christ Church, Exeter, assisted at all three services and the combined at- tendance was 975. The Village of Hensall owes its existence to three enterprising brothers from England. To the present site of the community came George and John Petty who took up land on the second con- cession in 1854. James Petty, the third brother, came out later. Communion Service Rev. E. G. Nelson of First Presbyterian Church, Seaforth Interm-Moderator conducted Communion service in Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sunday when Mts. William Tinney and Mrs. Samuel Rannie joined the congregation and were received into membership. Miss Brenda Pepper presided at the organ. Next Sunday, Rev. Nelson's son who is a student minister will conduct the service. There will be no service on Sunday June 26, as it will be the Cromarty an- niversary. UCW meet Attending the Centennial Celebrations at the U.C.W. meeting of Brucefield United Church on Tuesday afternoon, June 7 were Mrs. Earl Rowe, Mrs. Albert Alexander, Mrs. Eric Luther, Mrs. Russell Erratt, Mrs. William Rogerson, Mrs. James McAllister, Mrs. Laird Mickle, Mrs, Carl Payne, Mrs. Alice Ferg, Mrs. Lorne Chapman, Mrs. Albert Shirray and Mrs. Ken Elder. donated by Kozy Korner won by Raye Schwalm; $5.00 donated by Jim. Taylor Industries won by Annie Reid; one year subscriup- ton to The Times-Advocate won by John Chappel; lock set donated by Murray Baker won by H. Austin; Timex watch donated by Home Hardware won by Lois Wurm, Exeter; vase donated by Alvin Taylor won by Carrie Norry; $5.00 bill donated by Jack's Small Engines won by Gordon Munn, Six-week garbage collection donated by Glen Nixon won by Betty Simmons; plant donated by Farmer Bill's Flower shop won by Hilda Smale; set of glasses donated by W. G. Thomp- son's won by Bob Carlile; $5.00 voucher for baking donated by Duttman's Bakery won by Vera Brintnell; twenty quarts milk donated by Hensall Dairy won by Helen Tinney; patio lights donated by Parker & Parker GETS B.A. - Mary Thomson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Thomson, Kippen, graduated from the University of Western Ontario with a Bachelor of Arts degree. She is a graduate of South Huron District High School. Farm Drainage won by Ivan Coleman. Bracing lotion donated by Leona Parke won by Mrs. Robt. Simpson; electric bun warmer donated by Knight Electric won by Brent Southcott; plant donated by Country Flowers won by Marg McDonald; $5.00 bill donated by Ice Box won by Mrs. Charlie Hay; teddy bear donated by Ladies Auxiliary won by Judy Baird; chair donated by Bendix Plant No. 1 won by Evelyn Ran- dall; patio table donated by W, G. Thompson & Son won by Ivan Coleman; lawn chair donated by Hensall Co-Op won by Susie Vanstone; lawn chair donated by Hensall Co-Op won by Janis Bisback; pop draws donated by Tuckey Beverages won by Brenda Smale, Susan Vanstone, Jane Pollock, Becky Baker. Footstool donated by O'Brien's Upholstery won by Jessie Archer; $20.00 donated by Custom Trailers won by Ray- mond Beierling; two draws potato chips donated by "Guess Who" won by Jane Pollock and Karen Shiels; one year subscrip- tion to Huron Expositor won by Ray Schwalm; four quarts oil donated by Kyle's Garage won by Bill Noakes; one gallon house paint donated by Fink's won by Dorothy Reynolds; fishing pole donated by Hensall Legion won by Tammy Alexander; set of glasses donated by Smith Construction won by Mrs. R. Hoffman; permanent wave donated by Style Beauty Salon won by Kay Hesselwood, Blyth; two dinners donated by Bean Pot won by Jean Munn; five mugs donated 1337 Ed,Little won by Bet- ty Sangster; $5.00 bill donated by Jim's Machine Shop won by Mrs. Robt, Simpson, Redwood Stain donated by' Ball-Macaulay won by Pat Pollock; hair colouring donated by Flynn's Barber shop won by Betty Sangster; WOO bill donated by Hensall Sales Barn won by Vera Brintnell; one year subscription by Clinton News won by Ray Schwalm; $5.00 bill donated by Huron Auto Body won 2 Ply, 200's 60:s 2/ 4)4 1 ha 23 oz The Hensall Women's Institute held their June meeting at the Legion Hall and at the Beanpot on Wednesday, June 8. Beginning with a business session at the Legion Hall a report of the District Annual held at Grand Bend United Church on May 19 was given by Mrs. James McAllister. The theme was, "Take time for all things" and the president Mrs. Roylance Westcott, Exeter, spoke on that subject urging all to get away from dollars and cents and enjoy the things of life, our work, family, the world, sixty minutes of each hour -.to take time to think, play, read, pray, love, be friendly and show appreciation for all things. The speaker, Mrs. Maluske of Chesley, spoke on, "All the flowers of all the tomorrows are the seeds of today, The seeds are friendship, attitudes, and con- cerned love. Mrs. McAllister reminded members that the London Area Convention would he held at Vanastra In other business, it was decided to donate $25.00 to the A.R.C. Industries in Dashwood towards a new cooler. Mrs. Payne reported that the bus trip was fully booked at the present but she would endeavour to get a bigger bus: The programs for next year are to be similar to last years, The president Mrs. Cecil Pepper announced that an executive meeting will be held on Wednesday, June 15 It was also decided to enter a decorated car at the Hensall Spring Fair parade, committee to be Mrs. Rosa Harris, Mrs. Sam Rannie, Mrs. Carl Payne and Mrs. Tom Sherritt. All members then moved to the Bean Pot and enjoyed a delicious dinner of ham, pineapple and pie with appropriate vegetables. After the meal, the meeting returned to the Legion Hall and enjoyed euchre. Winners were, high Mrs. Elizabeth Riley, second high Mrs. Tom Sherritt and low Mrs.. Cecil Pepper. MARK EVENT Mr, and Mrs. Garnet Allan were pleasantly 'surprised on Saturday on the occasion of their 25th wedding anniversary when their family entertained them to dinner at the Bayview Restaurant. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smale who were bridesmaid and groomsman were guests. The guests of honour were presented with an engraved silver tray from the family. Relatives and friends assembled at the Legion Hall where a plea- sant evening was enjoyed by all. Kleenex Facial Tissues Kleenex Table Napkins Quench Flavour Crystals