HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1978-12-07, Page 25Honor area Times-Advocate, December 7, 1978
WIN
Dianne Wilson,
Notice to our
CUSTOMERS
R. K. PECK APPLIANCES December 31st, 1978
BALL-MACAULAY
Phone 482-7T 03 J
master charge
ville. Front, Lisa Hamather, Hensall; Darlene Faber,
Kippen and Janice Campbell, Hensall.
By
JACK
LAVENDER
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= Whether health or wealth is
the greater blessing depends
on which you don't have.
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”/n the heart of downtown Varna"
Marilyn Pepper, Hensall; Nancy Stoll, Kippen;
Seaforth and Janice Rose, Egmondville.
CORRESPONDENTS
Mrs. Hilda Payne, Phone 262-5018
Mrs. BeH ho MacGregor, Phone 262-2025
Jack's
Smail Engine Repair
Service
107 Queen St., Hensail
262-2103
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GET COUNTY HONOURS — A number of Hensall and area girls were among those receiv
ing County Honours in a 4-H Achievement held at Seaforth Friday night. Back, left, Catherine
Ribey, Seaforth; Marion Hunt, Walton; Rebecca Jantzi, Hensall and Susanne Eggert, Egmond-
Nancy McGregor and Kathy Finlayson,
Photo by Oke
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The
Light
Touch
EASY
Each advertiser will have one area resident's
name in ad, If you spot your name, phone
the Exeter Times-Advocate at 235-1331 and
we will send your Wintario ticket to you. If
after your name the word "Turkey" appears
we will contact Al's Super Save in Hensall
where you may pick up your turkey.
Total of Prizes, 2-10 lb. Turkeys and 9 Win
tario Tickets each week.
Sarnie'cy*'§ Li»ca'n
Fun? You bet it is! Yamaha’s Enticer 250 is a quick, agile
machine that goes where the snow is, from hills to trails "
to powder. But expensive? Not at all. It’s the little Yamaha $
that’s a lotf ' * .............
Shop These
Fine
1 Mile West and 1 Mile South of Hensall
R H 2 Hensall phone 262-6142
Bonthronzs invites you to see their collection of fine gifts for the
home including lamps,pictures, brass beds, curios, clocks and
more. View OUR CURIO CABINETS
CLOCKS AS ILLUSTRATED
AND GRANDFATHER
GRANDFATHER
CLOCKS
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GLASTONBURY
Like its gentlemanly forebearers on the
old English country estates, Glaston
bury imbues all who pass with a gent
ly sense of consistancy. The classic
crested pediment and reeded corner
columns accent the full-length door
and sides, the lustrous brass weights
and pendulum set off the brass-etched
moon dial with raised Arabic
numerals on the clock face. (Shown in
Florentine Cherry finish).
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THRACIAN
A distinctive alignment of pecan
veneers on the base panel makes the
Thracian a showpiece in its class. Car
pathian Elm Burl overlay on the
massive hood adds a note of unique
craftsmanship. (Shown in Morocco
Brown finish).
CHARGEX
262-2023 HENSALL
OPEN MONDAY
TILL CHRISTMAS
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Hensall Stores
FREE XMAS DRAW
Your Choice Men's or Ladies' Watch Value $50.00
Coupon Each Purchase
Mrs. Mabel Glenn ^DE KI ALL DAY MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY
Box 433, Exeter Vlbll FRIDAY NIGHTS ALL YEAR
DELIVERY ON APPLIANCES EXTRA.
At the 4-H Homemaking
Achievement night held at
Seaforth Public School
Friday 125 4-H Homemaking
members in 11 clubs in the
Seaforth area presented
exhibits, skits and demon
strations.
Following the program
based on their fall project
Essential Edibles, the
members were presented
with awards for successfully
completing the project.
As well, receiving ad
vanced honours for com
pleting 18 homemaking
projects were Dorothy
Medd, Seaforth and Jill
McLellan, Kippen.
Receiving provincial
honours for completion of 12
projects were: Marilyn
Pepper, Hensall; Nancy
Stoll, RR 2 Kippen; Dianne
Wilson, RR 1 Brucefield;
Jean Murray, RR 5
Seaforth; and Janice Rose,
Egmondville.
Receiving County Honours
for completion of six projects
were: Wilma Van Dyk, RR 4
Seaforth; Catharine Ribey,
Seaforth; Marion Hunt, RR 4
Walton; Rebecca Jantzi,
Lisa Hamather and Janice
Campbell, all of Hensall;
Susanne Eggert, Egmond
ville and Darlene Faber,
Nancy McGregor and Kathy
Finlayson, all of Kippen.
The Seaforth Achievement
night was the final one of six
similiar in Huron County for
about 800 members under
the direction of the home
economists of Ontario
Ministry of Agriculture and
Food, Clinton.
The spring project will be
Accessories, The Final
Touch.
HOLD PARTIES
The staff of the Bank of
Montreal enjoyed their
Christmas party at the White
Carnation on Friday night.
Hensall Branch 468 of the
Royal Canadian Legion and
the Ladies’ Auxiliary to the
Legion are holding the
Christmas party for their
members' children in the
Legion Hall on December 10
at 2 p.m.
United Nations
The Rev. A. Young of
Goderich conducted service
in Carmel Presbyterian
Church on Sunday, the
subject of his message was
“The Blessing of Unrealized
Nations”. Mrs. Robert
Taylor presided at the organ.
The Induction service for
the Rev. Kenneth Knight
who has been called to the
charges of Carmel, Caven
and Cromarty congregations
will be held in Caven Church
Exeter on Thursday,
December 14. Rev. Young
will be in charge of the
services next Sunday.
If you don't think money
grows on trees, price one in
a week or two.
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Rare valumet a book that's
_ returned to you by the. per-
s son who borrowed it.
The first thing they used to
take at a hospital was your
pulse. Now it's your in
surance number.
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Then there was the centipede
that put its best foot forward
and kicked itself in the ankle.
★ ★ *
You only need two legs to
have that faulty chainsaw
corrected at
On Sunday, members of
the Hensall Legion and
Ladies’ Auxiliary en
tertained the residents of
Queensway Nursing Home
and treated them to ice
cream, cake and candy.
On Thursday the Thames
Road UCW showed slides
and had Christmas music
and treats for the residents.
Monday afternoon saw the
Bethel Reformed Church
Ladies’ hold bingo games
and supply treats to the
residents.
Visitors with Louise
Mitchell were Vera Pinkham
and Verna Coates and her
son Les Mitchell. Betty and
Cecil Smith visited with Nell
Kendrick and Lynn Latimer.
Ruth Durand, Al Varley
and Susan Durand visited
Mrs. Kendrick. Visitors with
their husbands were Mrs.
Purdy with her husband
Len; Pearl Erratt with her
husband Russell Erratt;
Mrs. M. Oesch with her
husband Pat Oesch.
Mr. D. Rozendol visited his
wife Alice. Barb Dougherty
visited her mother Mrs.
Irene Kalbfleisch. Church
service was conducted by
Rev. Forrest accompanied
by Mrs. Mitchell at the
piano.
Seniors meet
The Three Links Senior
Citizens will hold their
Christmas supper meeting in
the local hall on Tuesday,
December 12 when the
tickets will be drawn on the
quilt.
Fete departing neighbor
A surprise farewell party
was held Thursday evening
at the home of Mr. & Mrs.
Nick Blom when neighbours
and friends gathered to wish
Mrs. Peggy Forrest “good
luck” as she takes up
residence in her home in
Exeter. A variety of games
were played followed by a
presentation the ac
companying address being
given by Mr. Nick Blom.
Messrs. Ken McLean and
• Vacuum Cleaners - Sales & Service
of most makes
• CB Radios & Accessories
Speed Queen Appliances
Moffat Appliances
Smoke Sensors
Insect Lights & Fly Killing Units
Handcrafted Gifts
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PROVINCIAL AWARDS — Certificates for completing Provincial Honours were
presented to five girls at Friday's Huron 4-H Achievement held in Seaforth. From the left are
Brucefield; Jean Murray,
Photo by Oke
Hensall
and district news
Hensall Legion members
entertain at Queensway
Jim McGregor presented the
gift on behalf of the neigh
bours and friends. A
delicious lunch was enjoyed
by all.
Personals
Mrs. Rosa Harris of
Smithers B.C. is spending a
few weeks with her son-in-
law and daughter Mr. & Mrs.
William Noakes.
Mr. Jack Corbett who has
been a patient in Victoria
Hospital, London undergoing
treatment returned to his
home.
Mrs. Hugh McEwen who
underwent surgery in Vic
toria Hospital, London
returned to her home this
week.
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Holland,
Gwen and Michael of Clinton
were recent visitors with Mr.
& Mrs. James Sangster and
Brad.
Mr. & Mrs. William
O’Brien and family of
Brigden spent Sunday with
Mrs. O’Brien’s parents Mr.
& Mrs. Joe Flynn.
Mr. Gerry McClinchey of
Brantford spent the weekend
with his parents Mr. & Mrs.
Edgar McClinchey.
The Hensall Kinettes are
sponsoring a Christmas
Party for all children at the
Hensall Public School at 1:30
p.m. Saturday December 9.
Santa Claus will be there.
BALL-MACAULAY
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BUILDING CENTRE
Our December 3 1st
Year end
is fast
approaching
We ask for your cooperation
in checking any outstanding
balances and for your
remittance to reach us
before
Seaforth 527-0910
Clinton 482-3405 Hensall 262-2418