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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1966-02-17, Page 4NEWS OF HENSALL row (left to right): Ray Schwalm, George Varley, Don Mc- Kaig, Garnet McClinchey, Don Kyle, Jack Geary (plant manager), Len Noakes, Klaas Van Wieren, Gordon Schwalm, Gene Ducharme, Bill Rooseboon; front row (left to right): Ken COallihs, Garfield Broderick; -Ed. Bei' wies, Heilke Bcrends. Absent: •Gerald Moir, J. McLellan, O. Coopmans. Kinsmen. club Has Meeting Presented With Trophy with a" score of" 5-0. Thursday night, in an ' exhibition game, Centralia RCAF Pee Wees vs. Hensall Pee Wees were tied, with a 5-5 score.. The Hensall Kinsmen Club held their dinner meeting" on Thursday evening and -had as. their guests! Deputy Governor PaullVan Londersele, and Keith Dol, of Delhi, with Governor Londersele presenting a report on their Kinsmen project. Oth- er guests •included Pat Bellin- ger, Hack Rutherford, Ken Can- dler, Ed Taylor and Walt Fin- nie, of Stratford, who. brought up the Raiders' trophy and pre- Donations 'of $5.00 to March sented it to the Hensall club, of" -'Dines, $5,00 to Mental who in turn will present it to Health and $25.00 to the local some other club, and .Tim Clark, association of Guiding were ap- a guest, and former member proved. Up to date, the total prior to his leaving for Palm- collected .for the March of erston. Dimes from their recent can- -Vass and donations amount to $209,90. This was. _.an project, -of - the club. Mrs. Inez McEwen and Mrs. Jarvis Horton. Recall. Carribean Cruise The regular meeting of Hen- sall Kinette Club was held Wednesday evening for which Mrs. Robert Caldwell was hos- tess at her home, when a thank - you note was read, also a let- ter from the club's adopted, daughter in Italy. Plans for the annual Sham- rock. bail--at-.Hensal-l--Comnauri- ity Centre March 25th were made. The meeting approved donations to Sick Children's Hospital, Toronto, Canadian Mental Health, and March of Dimes. Installation of newly -elected stewards, Ross Corbett,' Mrs, Ron Mock, Douglas Mann and The „Hensall Boy Scouts en - Elgin Rowclitfe, was observed joyed a hike and a cookout at at the morning service of.. the St.. Joseph on Saturday with United Church. their leader, Bill •Ingram, when UCW Meet Larry Consitt was invested as Chiselhurst United Church Women met Tuesday for their February meeting, combined with a pot -luck dinner and quilt - During the social hour Mrs. Harold Bonthron entertained with colored slides of the Cari- bean cruise which she and her ••hu$,;^;1'+.. took recently. The raffle was won bythe hostess, Mrs. R. Caldwell. a Scout. Mr. and • Mrs. Felix Boogei mans, Burlington, -were week- end guests with - the latter's ing. President, Mrs: R. Taylor' mother, Mrs.' Pearl Passmore. Huron County 4H Homemak- ing • Club Leaders' training schools for the 1966 spring pro- ject, "Accent On Accessories," was 'held in . the .Legion Hall, Hensall, on Mondaiy and T ies- day, . with 32 leaders and assist- ants present from Exeter, Cred- iton, Belgrave, Seaforth and Hensall. Following the course, the ladies will return to their communities and will instruct girls between the ages of 12 and 26 on the planning, selec- tion and making of co-ordinat- ed accessories. Miss Diane Lid- diard, Horne Economist for Huron County, and MrF, • Ruth' Axtmann,. of Walton, fo"r"mer home economist, were in charge. .URON EXPOSITOR. SE/WORTH, ONT./ FEB. 11, 1766 S.. COLU iBAN NEWS OF THE WEEK Ir.' and Mrs. Tom Sloan, with Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert"Mus Sandra and Jimmie, of Corn- ray. NiraUr WW1 Mr. and ). trs. James Donald Moylan and Miss Jean Sloan. Moylan, Zurich, with Mr. and Miss Anne Morris, Windsor, Mrs. John Moylan. isS spending the week with Mr. Miss Mary E. Doyle, London, find Mrs. Thomas Morris. with Mr. and Mrs. Michael Donald Coyne, London, with Doyle. Mr. and Mrs Lewis Coyne. Joseph• Murray, London, with Mrs. V. J. Lane, Paul O'Reilly Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Murray. and Tom Burke in. London on Leonard Maloney, Lucan, with Saturday. Mrs. Nora Maloney. Miss-- Mary Murray, Lucan, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Sloan,""of Beamsville, with Mr. and Mrs. Classified' ads p'ay 'dividends. James Sloan. Save Now for that New Spring Outfit CLINTON COMMUNITY CREDIT" UNION LIMITED 4.*4*� SPJSP SPJ��. "THE STORE WHERE YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MORE" Ladies' ,Dress Coats NIe 's- Work Parkas Car Coats Men's Ski Jackets Ski . Jackets Men's Windbreakers Pile Jackets 30% Discount Girls' Dress Coats Car Coats Ski Jackets 30% Discount L'adies' Dresses and Suits Woofs, Double Knit, Linen, Magic Crepe,, Etc. -30 to 50% Discount 30% Discount Boys' Ski Jackets Parkas, . Etc. 2 -piece Snow 'Suits 30% Discount • Boys' LINED JEANS Sizes .3 to, 18 COME AND CHECK OVER -OUR 1/2 PRICE TALE Take _Advantage, Of -These Outstanding Bargains ! • Bring your Baby Bonus and we will cash them F 4 EVEMAR STORE SEAFORTH, ONT. ,– Phone 52.7-1690 LONG-TIME EMPLOYEES of General Coach Works were honored at a recent dinner held .fdr the employees in the Legion Hall at Exeter. Over 250 guests were present when J. K. Geary, plant manager, presented gold watches to 17 employees whose service has exceeded 10 years. In all, a total of 188 years of service was recognized at the 'event, which takes place annually. Shown in the picture are:iNbek WINCHELSEA The Elimville WI euchre was -held- • Monday evening at '. the hall. There were nine tables in play, Winners were: ladies' high, Mrs. Hazel Coward; gents' high, Mr. Laverne Skinner; lone hands, Grant Skinner; low, Mr. William Browne; lucky cup, Mr. Alvin Cooper.. Winner of the box of groceries was Mr. La- verne Skinner. Miss • Sharon Fletcher, of Sunshine Line, visited' on Sun- day with Kathy Hern. Mr. and Mrs. Phil- Hern at- tended .the smorgasbord lunch- eon at the curling rink in Exe- ter.....Thursday evening. The Elimville WI held 'Fam- ily Night at the church Wed- nesday evening with a pot -luck dinner, followed by a program of local talent. Mr—and Mrs. George Frayne, of Sunshine, were guests Mon- day with Mr..and Mrs. William_. Walters and Danny. Mrs. Erie Carscaden, of Exe- ter, -visited -on- Wednesday with her mother, Mrs. Garnet Min- ers. Mr. •and Mrs. William Wal- ters visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dayman and family, of Kippen. The Youth Fellowship Club of Elimville and Thames Road, met on Saturday evening .at Thames Road United Church, They.,... had- a , skating party at Exeter arena, and then return- ed -to . the 'church for a meeting with Danny Walters in charge. Clifton Webber read the scrip- ture, cripture, Rev. Andrew Boa_,gave the ible study with prayer by Dale ,Skinner. Wieners, buns and hot (chocolate. were served. Classified ads pay dividends. S BI •being carried on to clear out balance of winter stock WEEK -END SPECIAL ALL FLAT ova . — as displayed — REGULAR $10.98 SPECIAL Read's Sheer Luggage ""Wheal,. Customer Satisfaction Is a Must" Thuile 5270600 Seaforth tworotraroveemorailoimermiloomioroirworerioariamormaftwaeuto Confirmed in Exeter There will be no service in St. Paul's Anglican Church, Hensall, this Sunday when the congregation will go to Exe- ter to attend the service of con- firmation at , Trivitt Memorial Church. Members of Hensall Church among the candidates to be confirmed are Doyle Tal- bot, Jim Roberts and Cathy Roberts. SPECIALS FOR Thursday, Friday and Saturday Libby Fancy Quality TOMATO JUICE • • • • 2 48 -oz. Tins 690 Crown Brand --- 2-!b. Decanter Jar CORN SYRUP E. D. Smith CHERRY PIE FILL 20 -oz. Tin 35q Pillsbury (Devil Food) CAKE MINES2 Lge. Pkgs. 53¢ Banana, White, Chocolate Fudge Facelle 4 MODERNE Facial Tissue 2 Large Pkgs. Premium Fancy Red SOCKEYE SALMON • • 73/ -oz. Tin 29+ PRODUCE Juicy Florida Red or White GRAPEFRUIT 96's ' • 5 for New Texas sv CARROTS -20 -oz. Cello Bag Hothouse Ontario Grown CUCUMBERS ........ ,• • • . • Each • 430 59¢ 430 19¢ 250 FOR' ADDITIONAL SPECIALS SEE LONDON FREE -PRESS THUR DAY Smith's Phone 527-0990 SUPERIOR' rtFGG6 Mtigl4T5fi Free. Delivery WEDDING INVITATIONS WASTERS GIFT IDEAS - SERVIETTES Phone 527-0240 presided and - opened with a poem and' opening exercises. The devotional with the theme, "God Promises; We Pre-, pare,". was led by Mrs. Clar- ence Coleinan....Missionary pray- er was ol`fred by Mrs. Tom Brintneil. Business was dis- cussed and it was decided to continue , with the quiltings.. Further study on 'Brazil" was given by.. Mrs. Percy' Harris, Mrs. Jack Brintnell and Mrs: Ben Stoneman. ' Mrs. George Boa contributed a reading, "First Night in Heaven," Make Guide Promise Karen Broderick, Kay Davis, JilI Drysdale, Pam Mickle, Ruth Potter and Sheila Sangster made .their Guide Promise to District Commissioner --Mrs. Thomas Lavender, and were en- rolled as members of the First Hensall Guide Company: Only one mother of the new Guides was unable to be present for the ceremony. • - Mrs. Doug Cook 'supervised the making of posters for Think- ing Day, which will appear in downtown store windows dur- ing the week of Feb. 22. Hen - sail's theme' this year is "Citi- zenship.i Brownies will also contribute to the display. Mark Guest Ni0tit The February meeting of Hensall Women's Institute was observed as guest night, attend- ed by fifty, including members and guests who were introduc- ed by members in response to the roll call. The meeting; held in 'the Legion Hall Wednesday 'evening, featured a brief bust- ness meeting presided over by the president, Mrs.' Beverly Tieaton. EIeven tables were -in play for euchre and one for crok- inole, and the winners were Mrs. Inez McEwen and Mrs. Glenn Bell; lone hands, • Mrs, T. ' J, Sherritt; erokinole, Mrs. Clarence Reid; grapefruit con- test, Mrs. J.:Ferguson and Mrs. A. J. Foster. Mrs. R. M. Peck acted as sec- retary -treasurer .for Mrs. Jas, McAIlister, who was unable to be present. 'Program eohveners were Mrs. Fred Deer and Mrs. James Bengough; hostesses, The World Day of Prayer, a service of prayer, and commit- ment, will be held at the Unit- ed Church, Friday, Feb., 25th, with ,the world theme, "Ye Are 1Vly Witnesses." Chiselhurst, Carmel Presbyterian. and St. Paul's, Anglican Churches will take part •in the services. The 1901 association of Girl Guides and Brownies realized $78.00 from their candy sale on Saturday in their° canvass of the village, and express their gratitude and thanks for the wonderful response from the citizens. , Jim Tudor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Tudor, left Thurs- day for Regina, Sash: ..where- he has entered the RCMP training school. Mrs. John Soldan returned home Friday from St. Joseph's Hospital, London, where she was a patient for four weeks, having undergone surgery. Mrs. Jbhn Baker was a recent winner in a cigarette contest; - winning $769:00; answering a skilled question by naming the five Great Lakes. Hensall Pee -Wees won the first game of the semi-finals,.. defeatifig 'Zurich 7.0, at Hen- sall Arena Saturday night. Goal for Hensall 'we're: Gary Sanas (3), Rickey Parker (2), Bill Cameron and Larry Fergu- son, singles. Gary Clement was outstanding in the net and' up to date has seven shutouts to his credit. , Pee Wees Wily Monday, Feb, 7th, in a game at Blyth, Hensall defeated Blyth SEED CORN • UNITED HYBRIDS • • FUNKS "and JACQUES All Early Hybrids Avaiilable United - U-108, U-10 and U-7 Funks .—,- G-2, G-31 A and G-11 A Jacques --- 80' to 95 -Day Hybrids Order -Today as Early Hybrids Are in Demand and . Very Short Supply Seed Grain, Grass ...Seed and Forage Mixtures AVAILABLE ORDER TO -DAY ! Supplies of Seed Grains are limited • on some varieties. I•, 1 SUPER OFLOwI FERTILIZER PRECISION GRAMULATLD CANADIANNOUZ OUZO. El UNITED • 14- — FERTILIZER At Competitive Prices Truck Load Lots of FEED' GRAINS At Competitive Prices, including Wheat, Oats,, Barley or Corn DELIVERED DIRECT TO YOUR GRANA$,Y SEAFORTH PHONE 5274910 " THE MOST VALUE FOR THE FARMER'S DOLLAR " 4 4 4