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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1971-06-10, Page 3Hensall to Seek Grants For Park, Arena Projects FOOD MARKET TH WARM* AOPP1T9R, '54Arogflf, oNT,, Juilii!1.9,'19.11714 „ SUPERIOR SPECIALS FOR Thursday - Friday - Saturday SCHNEIDER'S SPECIALS For This Week Schneider's Broken Pieces COOKED HAM, 6-oz. Schneider's Sliced • BACON ENDS, 1-lb. Schneider's 'Soft . MARGARINE, 1-16; • • • = • ,• 45c :490 *FOOD MARKETS!) THE McKILLOP ' UTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. "OFFICE.,'- Main Street, Seaforth - Phone 5274400 Mis. Margaret Sliarp, 'Secretary-Treasurer FIRE, EXTENDED COVERAGE, WINDSTORM, THEFT, PROPERTY DAMAGE, _LIABILITY, ETC. - COMPLETE FARM COVERAGE, including Machin- ery and Livestock Floaters. - URBAN PROPERTY - We now offer Composite Dwelling Insurance as well as Homeowners In- surance. - SUMMER COTTAGES, TRAILER HOMES. CHURCHES, HALLS. Auxiliary Award Prizes in Annual. Peony Sale Draw al Correspondent Mrs. Maude Redden Herisall Town Council met Monday, June '7 at 8 P.M. with. Reeve Baker presiding and all members present. • Ernie Davis reported that he • had cleaned the highway from the tracks to Richardson's Store and had,done some patching with cold mix; the new sidewalks were completed and the car parks gravelled, new catch bain on Brock Street and one In the process of being fixed in front of George Thompson's; the dump • road gravelled, three dogs dis- posed of. He, asked permission to gravel opposite the Co-op Park. He was told to proceed but to first remove some of the mud. Discussion took place over the Park. It was decided to ask the- Dept. of Agriculture regard- ing grants to drain parks and put roofs •on Arenas. It was decided to wait- until next year to buy a mower for the tractor as the Park's • Board intends draining and reseeding the park. • Two students at $1.65 an hour and one man at $2.00 an hour are working at the park. It was suggested that painting the picnic tables be a rainy day job. Coun- cillor Knight sugg4sted another light at the back of the Arena. Council, in motion of Erb and Nellands, agreed to, give $75.00 • to the Agriculture Society. A letter from Municipal Af- fairs stated that Hensall would receive $956 for which they had applied although it was more than was allotted to them. It was decided to calculate the cost • FINES,T SELECTION OF 0 ti of two extra weeks work and ask for this in addition. The application for Sewers has not as yet been approved. ' Building permits were granted to Alvin Taylor, to build an extension to his house; to Mary Goodwin, for a patio; to Robert Raeburn, for a car port ; and a shed to be built at the school; to Jean Smith, to roof her patio; to Gerald Glen to tear down a verand; to Howard Scene, to tile a bathroom; to Harry Klungel, to build a patio. It was decided to withold per- mission for Mrs. Clark to put siding on her house. Vic Hargreaves asked Council to assist with the black top on the boulevard in fron t of the Sales Barn. Council figured that they could end up using all their road subsidy jest doing the boul- evard. Two bylaws to borrow money from the Bank of Montreal were read. One was for $12,000 for two years for the 13.11,C.41, the other for $15,000 fcir the Village of Heifsall until the tax money comes in. Accounts amounted to $5,153.05 were ordered paid. This amount included $339.94 for new chairs, $406.25 to Queensway Nursing Home. ' $1,543.45 for street lights; to date $198 for gravelling and bulldozing at the •dump, $40 of which will be billed to Boise Cascade. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Dayman of Jordan, spent. Friday with friends and relatives in Hensall. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bonthrdn and Shelley attended Graduation ceremonies on May 28th, at C 4en- tennial Hall for their daughter, Janice, a student of Fanshawe College of Applied Arts and Tech- nology, London, Ontario. Janice was awarded her dip- loma on completion•of the Early Childhood Teacher's Education Programme. After, they celebrated by having dinner at the Latin Quarter. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bonthron Janice, Shelley and Mrs. Bevan Bonthron attended Graduation ceremonies on June 5th at Huniber College of Appl,ed Arts and Technology in Toronto for their son,, Bevan. Bevan was awarded his dip- loma on completion of the Funeral Service Education Programme, After the graduation, a dinner and formal dance was held at the Seaway Hotel. Couple Wed 50 Years Mr. and Mrs. Alvin H. Beaton Of Spring Valley Drive, Westland, Mich., former well known Seaforth residents, ob- served their 50th wedding an- niversary May 23 at a family party. The Beaton's eldest son and- his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Beaton of Florence St., Garden City, welcomed the family to their home for the happy occas- ion. Others present included the other Beaton daughters and sons. Honoring their parents were Mrs. Pauline Belkowski of Westland, Mrs. Nancy Pittman of Detroit, Mr. Donald Beaton of Taylor, Mrs. Alva Redmond of Westland, Mrs. Connie Damitski of Detroit' and Mr. Winston Beaton of,..Wiu-- ren. The sons-in-law and dau- ghters-in-law of the couple were piesent as well ,,as • the eleven grandchildren and one great grandson. SUITS SPORT JACKETS Sport Windbreakers .7.95-15.95 Short and Long Sleeve Sport Shirts 3.95-9.95 Knitted Shirts • • 2.95-6.95 Pyjamas • • • 5,95 Men's Hats • • • 2.95-7.95' Ties and Sox 1.00-2.50 Underwear Work Clothes 10% discount Dress Pants • • 7.95-18.95 Belts and Braces 1.00-3.50 Over eighty prizes-were given out in a.Glant 'Penny Sale held in- the Legion Hall, Hensall, Friday, evening sponsored by the Legion Ladies Auxilliary. Reeve John Baker drew the winning tickets. Prizes went to winners in Goder- ich, Clinton, Blyth, London, Lucan, Exeter, Seaforth, Eg- mondville, Kippen, Zurich, Hen- sall. Places not designated are from Hensall. Conveners of this project were Mrs. W. H. Bell and Mrs. Grant Bisback. In charge of tickets was Mrs.Wm. Smale, The Penny Sale> was a finan-' cial success and` the committee in charge on behalf of the members express their apprec- iation to the merchants and bus- inesses, and to these who pur- chased tickets for their co-oper- ation. Chaise Lounge donated by Queensway Nursing Home - Cathy Bell; Lawn Chair -(C. Reid & Sons) - Oliver Jaques; Lawn Chair - (Thompson's Mill) - Bill Fuss; Footstool - (O'- Brien's, Upholstery) - Tammy Baker; Carry-all - (Taylor's Children's Wear) -Jane Shannon; Ten Dollar Voucher -* (Scholl's)- Gladys Hallum; Pin r up Lamps - (Custom Trailers) - Jean Amess (London); Five Dollar gas vou- cher - (Ted Thuss) - Don For- rest;-Battery SciSsors (Guess Who) - Donna Allen; Lamps - (Ladies Legion Aux.) - Wanda MoClinchey; Tablecloth - (Irvin's Ladies Wear) - Marg. Horton, (Seaforth); Tobacco - . (Cosy Corner) - Laverne Harburn; Bucket of Ice Cream - ( Wes. Richardson) - Rena Caldwell; Door Chimes - (Custom Trail- ers) - Vivian Knight(Clinton); $10 voucher - (Dr. Goddard) - Gordon Bloch (Zurich); 'Coffee Set - (Crest Hardware ) -Cathy Day; $3 Voucher - (Reder's Florists) •-• J. McDougal; $10 Voucher - (Big 0.) - Mrs. Dor-' een Harburn; Hairoil - (Flynn's Barbershop ) - Vernon Randal; Aftershave Lotion -(Chubb's Barbershop) - Wilma Hoffman; Carpet Sweeper - (Bonthron & Son) - Donna Lavery: Cleaners - (Finks Plumbing)" - Becky Ba- ker; Cosmetic Case - (Ron's Health Center) - Evelyn Car EXPERIENCED RNA WANTED! rol (Goderich); Travel Clock - (Fuss Electric) - Mrs. Len Purdy; Children's Wear - (Ray Patterson) - Sharon O'Neil; Ice Cream (Regal Grill) - Grace Peck; $5. Voucher - (Grand Bend Cleaners) - Nellie Riley; 1 year's Sub. - (Huron Ex- positor) - Bill Austin,Seaforth; Two Steak Dinners - (Hensall Hotel) - Hilda Austin,Seaforth; $3. Voucher - (Beaton's Bak- ery) - Tom Duffy; 1 year's Sub. - (Clinton News-Record) - Mrs. Tom Slavin (Kippen) ; $5. Bill (Buck Little) - John Rowcliffe; 12 Cartons of pop - (Tuckey Beverages) - R. Walper (Exeter); -Marg Wragg (Exeter) - Marg. Consitt, - H. Toornstra, - Nor- man Allen, - B. Forrester; Pil- low Cases - (Pete )1eNaughton)- Mrs. Len Purdy; Lamp - (Boise Cascade) - Annie Horton; Wallet- (D. C, Joynt & Son) - Joe Mc- Lellan; Hairbrush - (Bill Gib- son)'- Jessie Cameron;llutbowl- (Five to $1. Store) - Itorinie Koehler; .Grease job oil change- (Hensall Motors) - Tony Char- rette; Glas,ses - (Gerbo Bros)- Joyce Pepper; Permanent - (Jeans Beauty Salon) - Lily Dobbs (Exeter); Table Center - (J.Reid) - Bruce Austin, (Sea- forth); Cologne - (Leona, Parks)- Isabelle ' Young (Seaforth); 20 Quarts Milk - (Hurondale Dairy) - John Charrette; Children's Wear (Martin Transport) -Sandy Maxwell; Picnic Box - (Wedge the Mover) - Gail Reid (Exeter); Antique Kit - (Ball and McCau- ley) - Judy Campbell; Car Clean- ers - (Huron Body Shop) - Carol McLean (Egmondville); Take-off .Cleaners - (Hensall Co-Op.) - Carol Mceeari . (Egmondville); Two Quarts Varnish (Doc. Kyle) - Ted Roberts; X100 Oil - (Dave Kyle) - Tammy Turner; Engine Qil - (Supertest Station) - Carol McLean; 10 Draws Toys - (Ladies Legion Aux.) - Brenda Rosen- boom (Xylophone) - Mrs.Gerald Flynn (nurse set), - Patrick Max- ' well (Tanker-Blyth), Mary Fitz- patrick (pop-up Beads), = Cindy Bisback (Barbie press) , - Con- nie Koehler (BARBIE Dress), - Donald Smale (Barbie Dress), -• Rod Johnston (Tractor)Lucan, - Kathy Sangster (Tractor) , - Mrs. Herb Dierling (Nurse's Set- Zurich) , - Rod Johnston (Trac- tor) Lucan, - Nellie Riley (Model); 1 year's sub.(Exeter Times Advocate) - Cecil Maxwell Two 1 year subscriptions (Zurich News) - Ma.rg Mousseau, Vivan Cooper; $5. Voucher - Traver's" Electric) - Bradle Ba- ker; Three $2. Vouchers L.M. Cleaners) - Pete McNatit 'on, - Mary Funk, - Cathy Bell; Pillow Cases •- (Doc. Cameron)' - Mona Campbell; Fishing Pole and Reel - (Men's Legion) - Christine Fitzpatrick; Plough Shears - (James Ltengough) - Carrie Norry; $5. Voucher - (Cook's Florists of Clinton) - John Castledine. Use. Expositor Want - Ads Phone 527-6240 • • • • Auxiliary Makes Area Donations President Mrs. E. R. Davis • In a special draw Mrs. Garnet presided for the Juee 'meeting of Allan Was the winner. • Sports Hensall Legion Ladies Auxiliary ., Mrs.,:plarence Reid, was when 110 was donated to the in charge. IvIrS: 'Howard Smale vation Army. A letter of apprec- won the mystery prize; Mrs. W. iation was read from the Crippled H. Bell, the guessing prize, and Children's Centre, London, for the gift •of two wheel chairs fot •the crippled children which were purchaseds from a draw for an Easter basket of grocer- ies, proceeds, amounted to $183. bers enjoyed a smorgasbord din- --Plaques will be placed on the 'ner at Hensall Hotel. chairs indicating the donors. In charge of the project was Mrs. • Clarence Reid. Three members of the executive committee were installed by the President. The president presented a gift to Mrs. Harry Horton who has held the position of Sgt. At Arm's for twenty-one years but is un- ablie-to-cobtinue in this role owing to ill health. Past president, Mrs. Garnet Allan, presented a gift to.,Mrs. Ralph Fitzpatrick who is leav- ing 'this area with her husband and family for the West. Mrs. Fitzpatrick the attendance prize. Meetings will resume inSept- ember with a pot luck lunch. Following the meeting, mem- lorroaffomio.ffifl.W.•••••••••• Phone 527-0668 Parents good cattle dogs 3 collie pups FOR SALE 3 sow• crates or the most ar TITY2 BILLFOLDS - WALLETS HOSIERY - SPORTSHIRTS HANDKERCHIEFS and a host of other' gifts Greeting Cards Coutts, Hallmark, RUstcraft, and Norcross 10C - 15c - 25c - 35c'-• 50c AT Apply Seaforth Manor 527-0030 FATHER'S DAY SPIECIAVw SHINEN'S Gifts he will appreciate 59.00'- 79.00 29.95 = 39.95 Maxwell House Instant COFFEE, 6-oz. Redpath Granulated SUGAR, 5-lb. White Swan 2's BATHROOM TISSUE Libby's 19-ox. Deep BROWN BEANS Javex Liquid BLEACH, 64-oz. Premium Sockeye SALMON, 7 34-oz. Libby's Fancy TOMATO JUICE, 48-oz. Nabisco SHREDDED WHEAT, 15-oz. 1.10 SSO 3 for 890 . 3 for 850 • • • • • ' 390 430 650 390 $ PERSONALIZED COASTERS - GIFT IDEAS - SERVIETTES THE HURON EXPOSITOR Phone' 527-024Q Seaforth OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY Seaforth PHONE 527-0990 Depending on how you drive, Datsun 1200 goes abot6twice as far on a gallon of gas as a standard domestic car. Impressive. But there's a good deal more to an economy car than great gas mileage.. What's impdrtant is how the car . behaves while it's covering all that ground. patsun 1200 goes from zeror to sixty in 15.1 seconds. Its turning circle is less than 27 feet. It's loaded with a list of extras that don't cost extra. And it comes in a choice `of Sedan, or Fastback models. , (The Fastback costs a little more, but then, it looks a little sharper.) Datsun 1200. It's pretty, it's powerful, it's fun and it's economical. Test-drive it at your nqarby ,Qatsun dealer today. Datsun 1200. A little beauty that goes a long way to drive home its point. DATSUN 1200 from $1975* the more-for-your-money car Datsun• 1200 Fastback AGENTS: JAMES KEYS, RR 1, Seaforth; V; J. LANE, RR 5, Seaforth; WM. LEVER, RR 1, Londesboro; SELWYN BAKER, Brussels; HAROLD SQTJIBES,- RR 3; Clinton; K. J. ETVE, Silrforth; DONALD G. ,EATON, Seafortil. Datsun 1200: A little beauty goes a long way. We have a large selection for all your • Summer Needs. Larone's * Suggested reiaii price F O H Vanc.ouvef Toronto Mon‘treal, Halifax L oc..11 freight licence provincial tax, if applicable. extra PRODUCT OF NISSAN, KOOKS .4til) ST,111( Eta STORE The Friendly More in SChforth - "lhe friendly (own" GERALD'S SUPERTEST Box 249, Coiner Main Street and Hwy. 8, Seaforth, Ontario - Telephone 527-1010 There are more than 1100 Datsun dealers across Canada and the U.S.A. •