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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-07-28, Page 19PREPARE BAND PROGRAM — The Salvation Army Citadel band from London performed at South Huron Hospital and Queensway Nursing Home in Hensall, Sunday. Shown checking the agenda are bandmaster Bramwell Gregson and Shirley and Eric Luther, Hensall. Staff photo !italic Institute told of fitness, watch demonstration of Yoga GUDRUGS. ARDIAN GUARDIAN DRUGS° PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL AUG. 6 I NOTICE VILLAGE OF HENSALL Recent discussions with sanitary sewer engineers have disclosed facts that the sewer construction company has completed its work in Hensall. Contract specifications required only pavement trench cuts to be repay- ed but at added cost to the contractor. The entire road surfaces were paved. The municipality had a misconception of the contract and now realizes street shoulders will be the responsibility of the municipality and will therefore begin repairs forthwith. (The sewer construction and the paving in Hensall was a "super job" and Hensall residents can enjoy streets which are second to none.) COUNCIL FOR THE VILLAGE OF HENSALL 1111111I11111111.1111•11111111111111111111W MEATS ur sagetifa Closed Saturday from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. for Friedsburg Parade MERNER'S Sides of Beef LB. 89' Fronts of Beef LB. 69' Cut, Wrapped & Frozen To Your Specifications Satisfaction Guaranteed Knockwurst Boneless Round Steak Roast Minute Steaks Regular Ground Beef lean Ground Beef lb. $1,45 ' lb. Si ,31 lb.$1.75 lb. 73c' lb. 83, Delicious Homemade Salads Available Thurs., Fri. & Sat. • Bean Salad • Potato Salad • Cole Slaw • Macaroni & Tuna Salad • Baked Beans Good Variety of Cheese Available Granules 18" x 25'89' Sant Flush 34 oz, Lemonade and Orangeade 1.15 Quench • itx09cir Reynolds Foil Wrap With Trigger Sprayer Windex 200/. 72' 99' $ Pepsi Carton of 6, 26 oz. 0 ...,...............,,,, PRODUCE Field TOMATOES CABBAGE lb. 59( Head 294 [...,...,, Phone 237-3314 For All Processing or Freezer Needs Hinds of Beef LB. '1.15 Sides of Pork LB. Plus Deposit PEACHES Bas. 5 2.39 ' Kippen pair visit in east By MRS. RENA CALDWELL & Mrs. D.K. Kyle are holidaying in Amherst NOVA Scotia with Mr. & Mrs. Don Kyle and family. Visitors during the past week with Mr. & Mrs, W.L, Mellis were Mr. & Mrs. Dean Gibson, Lucan, James McNaughton, Seaforth and Mr. & Mrs. Elgin Johnson, London. Mr, & Mrs. Garry Alderdice and family Nova Scotia are visiting relatives in the Kippen area, Mary Jane McGregor, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. James D. McGregor, R,R. 2 Kippen became Queen of the Zurich Fair at the Beauty Queen Competition held in Zurich Friday June 22, Mary Jane was Miss Style Beauty Salon and was the entry of Miss Sylvia Merrier of Hensall, Congratulations. Miss Melanie Lovell, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Keith Lovell competed in the talent show .at Zurich Friday evening, Each contestant received a silver spoon, Mr, & Mrs. Grant McGregor have returned from a holiday in Texas. Mr, & Mrs. Grant Love, Caro, Michigan attended the Cooper annual reunion at Bayfield. Mrs. Harry Caldwell is visiting relatives in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Mr. & Mrs. Ed McBride are visiting in Timmins with Mr. & Mrs. Steve Pine and family, Mrs, Sadie Wren is moving into an apartment in Hensall. _ _ ANYTIME... ANYWHERE... ANYBODY ALLEN & HANBURY Pure 25gm MENNEN SPEED STICK DEODORANT direWe ara 75 gm.1 19 • No. By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN STAFFA Mrs. John Templeman and Mrs. Norman Harburn hosted the Family and Consumers meeting of the Staffa Womens institute in the township hall when guest speaker was Mrs. Ron Kraemer, Mitchell. She spoke on Physical Fitness, stressing the importance of exercise and a sensible diet. She also had a quantity of good literature available for the COOL-RAY POLARIZED SUN GLASSES- OFF AWE. RUG6, LIST PRICE members. Mrs. Barry Mahon discussed yoga and demon- strated the different poses. Members answered the roll call by telling "how I relieve ten- sion". Mrs. Norman Harburn con- ducted a contest and Mrs. Charles Douglas gave a two minute talk on our royal family. During business the bus trip was discussed with Mrs. Charles Douglas, Mrs. Norman Harburn and Mrs. Ross McPhail the LISTERINE ANTISEPTIC MOUTHWASH 2. 89C ML committee in charge. The agriculture and Canadian Industries meeting has been changed from September 28 to August, Mr. & Mrs. John Templeman returned home this past week after holidaying in the western provinces, attending the Calgary Stampede and visiting wiht Mr. & Mrs. Harold Robinson & family, Youngstown Alberta.Mr. & Mrs. Charles Carter, Mrs, J. Bartell, Mr. & Mrs. Wib Duncan, Ray & Duanne Duncan, High River, Alberta and Mr. & Mrs. Graham Wack and family, Killarney, Manitoba. Alec Scott and Morris Ruston returned home Saturday after a two week holiday in England and Scotland. Shirley and Steven Miller and Barbara and Richard Tern- pleman are attending Camp Bimini this week. David Templeman hosted a 4H er, Michael McAra from ChilliwackBritish Columbia for a week. There were six 4H'ers hosted in Perth County and while here, they along with their hosts attended the 'Shakespearean Festival, visited the dairy farm of Mr & Mrs. Bill Mahon and family and visited Niagara Falls. Lorne Fell spent a few l dayai the Western Provinces on a business trip. Mr. & Mrs. Clifton Miller returned home on the weekend from a three week holiday in the western provinces. Mr. & Mrs. Norman Dow have returned from a visit with their son David in Saskatoon Saskatchewan. The Seaforth Brass Band led by Doctor Toll entertained on the front lawn at Huronview Friday evening. The residents enjoyed hearing some of the old band numbers. Following the program at the Home the Band played for a concert in the Clinton Library Park. Congratulations to John McCallum who received the prize for being the eldest member in the July 12 parade at Bayfield. John will be celebrating his ninety-fifth birthday in Sep- tember. The Clinton Pipe Band provided the Family Night program and all of the residents were able to•take advantage of the music as the band used the front parking lot for a parade square. The Elimville Womens Institute were hosts for the July birthday, Mrs. Janet Coward was emcee for the program and musical numbers were provided by Danny and Joey Gower, Elaine and Margaret Pym, piano melodies by Marjorie Johns, step dance numbers by Shelly & Sandra Firilayson, The 23 celebrants received gifts from the Institute and birthday cake and lemonade was served by the ladies, Mrs. Waghorn, who was formerly from Elimville, thanked the Institute on behalf of the ladies. Gabian Stone Calcium Chloride in 100 pound bags Sand & Stone Gravel Stone for Weeping Beds EARL LIPPERT TRUCKING LTD. tredifon 234,6382 REEVES PICNIC The annual Reeves reunion was held at the Bayfield summer cottage of Helen and Charlie Reeves of Seaforth, About 50 people attended, coming from Ottawa, Stratford, Exeter and Huron Park to name a few. Games were conducted by Donna Webster and winners were: Races — Dennis Webster, Darren Childs, Kirsti Neely, Danny Childs, Jamie Neely, Derrick Childs, Dale Nott, Sean Neely, Sean Neely, Bob Neely, Ray Childs, Debby Webster, Meta Childs, Joan Neely. Wheelbarrow Race — Sean and Bob Neely, Meta and Derrick Childs, Stacy and Dale Nott; sackrace Kirsti Neely, Dale Nott, Dennis Webster, Jamie Neely, Derrick Childs, Deanna Childs, Sean Neely, Mary Anderson, Jamie Neely; kick the slipper — Ray Childs, Bob Neely, Debby Webster, Organizers for next year will be Bill and Velma Harvey. It will be held at the home of Don and Donna Webster, Exeter. GLANVILLE REUNION The 25th Glanville reunion was held at the Seaforth Lions Park, July 3. Everyone enjoyed a good visit before lunch was set out, Sports were conducted by Doreen McRoberts. To begin sports everyone,joined in a silly song. Adults quarter and funnel contest, Les Glanville, Bonnie Glanville, Betty Glanville and Reg Lloyd. 1-3 years candy hunt; 4-5 years clothesline race, Dean Glanville, Jamie Parker, Laurie Glanville; 6-7 years inchworm race; 6-7 years oven mitt and gum race, Dean Glanville, Laurie Glanville, Barbie Glanville and Jamie Parker; 6-7 years cat & mouse game, 8-9-10-11-12 & 13 years, slang word contest, Teresa Glanville; adults caterpillar race; men's shoot out, oven mitts race, Chum Hayden; women's washday relay; 8.9-10 years horses & riders, Kathryn Burton and Sherri Orr; girls shoot out, The baby with first birthday was closest to the reunion was Jeromy Bissonnette. The person who came the farthest was Reg. Lloyd. The 1978 executive is as follows: President - Ken Parker, Vice President - Lloyd Glanville, Secretary-Treasurer .Cathy Glanville, Sports - Doreen McRoberts. It was decided to hold next years reunion the first Sunday in July at Seaforth Lion's Park, PICNIC AT GODERICH The 38th annual Thomson clan reunion was held at Goderich on July 17 with 68 members at- tending. It was a pleasure for everyone in this vicinity to meet their relatives John and Lorene Thomson of Arizona, Eleanor Fischer, and Hazel Chance of Manitoba. This is the first time John and his wife were present at the Thomson Reunion, He is the son of the late Dr. John Thomson who was the brother of the late Robert Thomson of Kippen. Eleanor, Hazel, John and Lorene all received the prize for coming the greatest distance. After everyone enjoyed a delicious smorgasbord lunch a short business meeting followed. John Thomson and Eleanor Fischer each gave a short speech declaring their delight to be present, At this time the new executive for 1978 was elected, They are as follows: president, Cecil Pepper; vice-president, Gwen O'Rourke; secretary- treasurer, Mary Thomson; sports committee, Ken and Pat Britton and Brenda Pepper; lunch committee, Alex and Hannah Miller. The meeting closed with the agreement to meet next year on the third Sunday in July in Mitchell. During the afternoon everyone participated in races arid games. The winners are as follows: 5 and under, Lisa Britton; t to 8, Janet Britton, Jamie O'Rourke, Laura Britton; 9 to 11, Bert Vor- stenbosch, David O'Rourke, Goof Chase; 12 to 14, Darryl Vor- stenbosch, Gail O'Rourke,Bobbit Dale; 15 and up, Bruce Thomson, Brad Chase; young people, John Thomson, Viki O'Rourke, Beatrice Thomson; 3 legged, Bobbi and Vicki O'Rourke, Beatrice Thomson and Cindy Cornish, Gwen O'Rourke and Cecil Pepper; balloon filled with Water, Vicki and Bobbi O'Rourke, Joanne and Bert Vorstenbosch, Beatrice Thomson and Cindy Cornish; kick the slipper, girls, Vicki O'Rourke, Joanne Vorstenbosch, Jo-arin Pepper; boys, Darryl Vor- stenbosch, Brad Chase, Greg Chase and David O'Rourke tied, Sack race, Bert Vorstenbosch and Beatrice Thomson, Greg and Brad ewe, Marilyn and Jo-ann Pepper; throwing the bag, boys, DRIVE CAREFURY Bruce Thomson, Darryl Vor- stenbosch, and Brad Chase, Bert Vorstenbosch; girls, Bobbi Dale, Joanne Vorstenbosch, Vicki O'Rourke; somersaulting, Bert Vorstenbosch, Jo-ann Pepper, David O'Rourke; boys, Bruce Thomson, Brad Chase, Darryl Vorstenb0s0h.; Men's_ lticit the slipper, least distance, Brtieg ThOntson, Alex Miller, Pat De Jong, Times-Advocate, Joly 20 1977 Page 19 Area residents enjoy. .ftimily GUARD YOUR FAMILY'S HEALTH AND BUDGET ASCORBIC ACID .0? 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