Loading...
The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-08-01, Page 5ensai and district news PQRRg$PONPENTS Mrs, Joyce Pepner # Phone 262-4344. Mts, Bertha, MacGregor, Phone 262-2025 STRAIGHTENING TOMBSTONES — Members of S.VV,E,E,P.'s Exeter Crew No. 1 were working at the Hen- sail Cemetery recently. Blaine Stephenson and Paul Jeffrey try to straighten a tombstone, Other crew members were building fences, pruning trees and painting benches. T-A photo S.W.E.E.P. provides sobs Complete Range of Carpets $300 to $1700 IN STOCK • Conscientious Installation SERVICE by Trained Personnel • Select from Harding, Burlington, Cele'nese in our modern SHOWROOM or in Your Home. • We install HARD SURFACE floor coverings from Armstrong in- cluding underlay when needed. CARPET CLEANING AND CLEAN CARPETS Some people believe that all they ever have to do to their carpet is buy it. And when it seems a little dirty and worn, they wonder why it didn't last longer. And they never thought of having it tledned. C)r maybe they did, Maybe they used the machine that spills some chemical all over their carpet, waits until it dries, and then tries to pick it all up again, clean it of replete it . „ your choice EXETER 235-1451 Highway - 2 Blocks West of Highway 4 AT TH8 REAR HURON CARPET upholstery and Draperies HURON STEAM SERVICE DEPT. OF HURON CARPET Front of Beef fully Processed lb. lb. 980 lb. 990 790 lb. 890 lb. 890 830 lb. 790 0 ,, o. 4/$1.00 14ff oz. 4/$1.00 4/994 8 fl. oz. 5/$1.00 'nz PREPARED MUSTARD 160z. iiiiTATO CHIPS 80z. 594 iiiiviDERED DETERGENT 51b. $ 1.89 package of 3 89‘ 10 oz, $2.09 ilb. 59( 48 fl. oz, 2/794 24 fl. oz. 83 12 fl, oz 2/794 111 VALUES SERVICE Cottage Rolls 11 11 1 1 1 1 11 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 11 1 1 11 1 1 11 Bath Size ZEST BAR SOAP Chase 'n Sanborn double blend INSTANT COFFEE Tulip Soft coloured 100% vegetable oil MARGARINE Allen's Fruit Flavoured FRUIT DRINKS Palmolive LIQUID DETERGENT FROZEN FOOD Old South Concentrate ORANGE JUICE whole or half by the piece Store sliced Bacon lb $1.09 Baby Beef Liver Steaks Lean FREEZER SPECIAL FRUITS & VEGETABLES Canada No. 1 HEAD LETTUCE Canada No, 1 Fresh CORN ON COB US No. 1 Sunkist ORANGES . 11 1 11 11 1 1 1 11 1 11 1 11 1 11 11 11 1 1 Size 163 2 /4 5$ 6/49$ doz. 59$ Heinz in tomato sauce SPAGHETTI Heinz NO'S. MIX Robin Hood PARFAIT Heinz BEANS Pure Beef Patties 05 Ground Beef Sl ced Chicken Loaf 10 lb. $8.50 AL'S MARKET HENSALL — ONTARIO WEEKEND SPECIALS JULY 31 AUG. 1, 2, 3 PLEASE NOTE: We reserve the right to limit all quantities oh all advertised items. TIIITITITTI III1117T11Till11 Many villagers on holiday Mr. & Mrs. Terrence Ivey, Montreal, and granddaughters Gayle and Dawn visited with Mrs, Daisy Ivey on Tuesday afternoon. Mr, & Mrs. Andy Orr of Exeter visited with Mrs. Rachel Sch- walm on Tuesday. Mary and Gregory Merritt have returned to Oceanside, California, after spending their summer vacation with Mr. & Mrs. Carl Payne, Mr. & Mrs. John Skea Sr. and David have returned from a pleasant three week vacation to Jedburgh, Scotland. Mr. & Mrs. Arie Roobal of Vuurbaken, Oud-Beyerland, Holland, are visiting with Mr. & Mrs. Sim Roobal for four weeks. Margaret Fuss R,N, of Honolula, Hawaii for fourteen years, is vacationing with her parents Mr. & Mrs. Henry Fuss until September, Mrs. Fuss Kippen man passed away Derk Jan Toonk, RR 2 Kippen passed away at his home Wed- nesday July 24 in his 70th year, He was the husband of the former Johanna Hurrnink and father of Gerald at home; Mrs. Eugene (Gertrude) Jacques, London. Ile was the brother of Gerald, Palmerston and Mrs. John (Marie) Wassink, Drayton. Also surviving are one grand- son, Brian Jacques and two brothers and five sisters in Holland and predeceased by one sister in Holland. The late Mr. Toonk rested at the Bonthron Funeral Chapel in Hensall until Friday, thence to Bethel Reformed Church, Huron Street, East in Exeter where service took place with Rev. Henry Van Essen officiating. Interment, was in Exeter cemetery. Pallbearers were Barend VanSteeg, Gerben Wynja, John Neevel, Clarence Smillie, Orval Cooper and Herb Duizer. Flower bearers were Albert Toonk, Gerald Toonk and Gary Wassink, underwent eye surgery and is convalescing at home. Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Robb of Lucan, who motored to Saskatoon and Regina and other points of interest for three weeks holiday, visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Schwalm and Mrs, Ivey. Mr, & Mrs. Randy Mason and Andrew of London, and Mr. & Mrs. John Skea Jr, of Huron Park visited over the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. John Skea Sr. Andrew Mason is spending a weeks holidays with his grandparents. Mr. Herb Kercher attended the funeral of his sister, the late Mrs, John (Margaret Wright) Nichols on Wednesday in Toronto. Others attending were Ross Kercher, Mr. & Mrs, James H. Jordan, London; Percy Wright, Kippen; Mrs, Orland Reichert, Hensall; Mr. & Mrs, Ben Ruston, Staffa; Carl Dalton, Seaforth; and Mr, & Mrs. Gordon Wright, Alliston. Mr. & Mrs. Ernie Pym spent a few days last week at Bayfield with their son, Mr, & Mrs. John Pym and family, and also with their daughter Mr. & Mrs. Allen Wanner and family of Sarnia. Mr. & Mrs. Robert McArthur and their four children of Snowflake, Manitoba visited Wednesday and Thursday of last week with their cousin, Mrs. Laird Mickle. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Chaffe and sons of Mitchell were recent visitors with Mrs, Chaffe's parents, Mr. & Mrs. Jack Cor- bett. Dorothy Farquhar of Toronto visited over the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Emma Farquhar. Mrs, Pearl Shaddick returned home after visiting with relatives in Brantford. Former resident retired recently Kenneth A. Christian, formerly of Hensall, retired Friday in Napaneee after more than 47 years as a banker with the Bank of Montreal. Christian moved to Napanee in 1964 after several years as manager in the Bank of Montreal in Hensall. He began his banking career in his native Hartland N.B. and served in Maritime branches including Saint John, N.B. and in the Eastern Townships of Quebec. He became a manager at Sawyerville, Quebec and later held management posts at Eganville and Hensall before moving to Napanee. Mr. and Mrs. Christian have three sons, Ross, with the Bank' of Montreal in Belleville; Brian, with Imperial Life Insurance in Toronto and Lyle, with Dupont in Kingston. Mr. and Mrs. Christian will continue to live in Napanee where he has been active in many organizations including the Rotary Club, Curling Club and Baptist Church. Whalen man breaks ribs Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Hern spent the weekend at the cottage at Nine Mile Lake, Mr. & Mrs. Art Abbott returned home Thursday from holidaying in Manitoulin Island, Art had the misfortune of breaking some ribs. Mr. & Mrs. Cleve Pullman attended the Pullman reunion in Mitchell on Sunday. Mr. & Mrs. Harold Barr, IVIelaval, Sask. visited with Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Ferguson on Thursday. Mrs. Barr is Mrs. Ferguson's niece. Elsie Dann, Granton called on Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Ferguson last week. Jim Fitzgerald & Edna Wills, Glencoe visited with Mr. & Mrs. Ferguson on Saturday. Mr. & Mrs. Hamilton Hodgins attended a family gathering Sunday at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Lyle Worrall, Denfield. The Worralls celebrated their 20th wedding anniversary. Many from Whalen attended Fun Day in Granton on Saturday. Reid's Lunch HENSALL will be CLOSED for HOLIDAYS FROM Aug. 3 - Aug. 18 Reopen on August 19 Church News Anglican Rev. G. A. Anderson conducted the service in St. Paul's Anglican church. The theme of the sermon was "The wages of sin". The orchestra played "Tell me the story of Jesus" and also ac- companied in the singing of the hymns. The flowers were placed in memory of the late Mrs, Mary Taylor. United Rev. Don Beck preached on a parable "By invitation of Jesus" for the combined services in Hensall United Church on Sunday Morning. Mr, Earls Shapter sang a solo entitled "Hpw lovely are Thy Dwellings" accompanied on the organ by Mrs. Turkheim. During the month of August, services will be held in the Carmel Presbyterian Church at11 a.m. with Rev. W. D. Jarvis as Minister. LT IC Al ppEToile;Av TH t . ,00ri otr G. L. SLAGNT • PLUMBING • HEATING • ELECTRICAL. Crediton 234.6381 Guests from Holland, California, Hawaii No, S.W.E.E.P. is not what the broom does to the kitchen floor. It stands for Students Working in an Environmental Enhan- cement Program and it means that a lot of area students not only have summer employment, but they are doing their bit for their communities, Now in its third year, the project is one of the 20 offered this year by the provincial government under its Ontario Youth Secretariat, Experience '74, In this area, S,W.E,E.P, works for the Ausable Bayfield Con- servation Authority, under the supervision of Jim Rowat of Seaforth, As well as working on the master development plans for Rock Glen, Parkhill and Clinton Conservation areas, he co- ordinates the seven other technical students. Dan Wilson of Exeter, a University of Western Ontario ecology student is the wildlife management technician, working on wildlife inventories and management plans. ' Two other students are responsible for determining how the Authority's properties can best be used by the public and students for educational pur- poses,Wendy Martindale from the University of Waterloo and Gord Schlegel, a graduate of London Teachers College from the Grand Bend area will be producing a manual on the use of Authority properties for education. Mary Ellen Gingerich of Zurich, also a University of Western Ontario student, is the recreation co-ordinator at the Parkhill Conservation area. Warren Knight of Brussels will be working on plans for more trails, picnic areas, and camping facilities in Parkhill, Crittenden, Clinton; George Van Esbroeck, Hensall and Judy Miller, Dashwood. Four other students working on the Authority crew this summer are Doug Carroll, Dashwood; Jeff Beck, Hensall; David Street, Blyth and Barb Rosser of Ailsa Craig, BATT'N AROUND On Tuesday night Cromarty girls defeated Staffa 31-14. Friday night the local Twin City Bombers won over Slabtown 18-13 in their game of slowpitch, , In the men's softball league, Staffa defeated Chiselhurst 26.16 on Saturday night and on Sunday evening Roy's team, with Keith Patterson pitching swamped Cromarty 32-16. Dennis Eves of Calgary is By MRS. ROBERT LAING visiting this week with his uncles, Robert and Gordon Laing and their families. Several families from Cromarty attended the Allen- McLachlan-Hoggarth reunion at Seaforth Lions Park on Sunday. Recent visitors with Mr. & Mrs, Calder McKaig were Mr. & Mrs. Charles Salter, and Mrs. W. Schneider of Kitchener. Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Davey, London, called on relatives in the village on Sunday evening. For the month of August, Hibbert United and Cromarty Presbyterian Churches will hold joint services in Cromarty Church at 11 o'clock. VG what the S.W.E.E,P. program is To keep the public informed on ‘ _Continued e df from oy m with page 4all his Seaforth has been hired for public relations. remarks, it was a pleasure listening to a man with such an Jim Cousins a graduate of the oratorical gift. University of Waterloo is the He was presenting his arguments as to why the work crews. President should not be im- senior supervisor of the three peached, and judging froth the Exeter Crew No, 1 just corn- applause given his points, it pleted a cleanup project on the would appear that his points were beach at Grand Bend and backed up by fewer than 35 roadside cleanup in Hibbert and Tuckersmith Townships. percent of the publishers and editors from south of the border Their foreman is Blaine in attendance at the meeting. Stephenson of Varna and Crew Father McLaughlin, a Jesuit members are Bill Wilson, priest, cited his fears of what Exeter; Shelley Weber, Dash- impeachment would do to the wood; Paul Jeffrey, Hensall; economy of the USA as well as Leisa Ritchie, Centralia and the nation's image across the Linda Hern Woodham. world. He predicted it would take Exeter Crew No. 2 under up to 10 months to conduct the foreman Ted Jones of Exeter, has impeachment process and this been clearing a parking lot and would virtually halt all work in building walking bridges at the the Senate for that duration and B a n n o c k b u r n W i 1 d 1 i f e therefore cripple the legislation Management Area. work to be undertaken. This crew consists of Mary With impeachment now almost Margaret Jeffrey, Hensall; Rick certain, we'll watch with interest er Hay.ter, Dashwood; Keith to see if his fears were well KUrrBowniciri; "Mafia g founded. Main St., Exeter 235-0530 Donininunnininwoonnwonnownnowninionoin000minmanninnnainninwinniaminineninnaniannnannunnannonnainnwinwanniannennannwonoomoonowilliiimiffililonowinomonomininwinne.: Save your way to prosperity When you put your money regularly into a special savings account at Victoria and Grey Trust we pay you generous interest. This interest itself earns generous interest. Together with your deposits it snowballs your savings into a substantial estate in less time than you can imagine. Make your money work for you. Start getting rich today at Victoria and Grey. The all Ontario Trust Company begun in 1889 VICTORIA and GREY TRUST COMPANY SiNcE asp , Member Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation Avykist 1., 1974 'Pug.