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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1975-03-13, Page 10Usbcorne Cpuncil I , . i• osses -by4aw.to ee-cpristeuct Drq1.0 Burlington, and Mrs. pearl Passmore have returned home after spending a pleasant tWo week vaCation in Florida. Don't For•get Apnual ,Meeting , Banquet r "'and Dance — Tickets— available at the Office or from any iDirector SEAFORTH FARMERS EXPOSITOR WANT-ADS Phone 52770240 Unit IV of Henson U,C,,w.Meet ' Unit IV of Hensel' U last Thursday afternoon ' the 'Fellowship Hall with. sixteen members present. The Unit President, Mrs. JaMes McAllister chaired the meeting and Mrs. J,C.Ilrittoti gave the devetional the subject "Forgiveness". nports were given from the recent Hdion-Perth Presbyterial annual meeting in Listowel by Mrs. T. Sherritt, Mrs. Britton and Mrs. - • // "Irish Nught gave a brief talk recognizing that ensall UCVV hold Earle Rowe. Mrs. McAllister 1975 is International Women's • Usbome Council mct at' Elim- ville with Reeve Waltei McBride, Deputy Reeve William Morely an Councillors John Stewart, pion Johns and Murray Dawson. . There being no appeal on the Essery Drain, council passed the by-law providing for the recon- struction of the Essery Drain as amended b? incorporating the recommendation of the engineer reducing the, acrea.ge on Lot 1, Concession 3 assessment to the town line, .1%2 to each township. The Stewart Drain by-law also was finally passed. • ' Drainage Construction Tenders. were opened and considered as follows: Contractors for, Essery Drain- R. Nicholson Construction Ltd., $7,867.00; Alvin Litt Exca- vating Ltd., $8,608.16; and L. H. Turnbull & Son Ltd., $9,254.00. For the Stewart Drain: G. W. Clarke Drainage Constniction Ltd., $26,070.00; Gerber / Drain- age Enterprises Ltd.; $25,882.92; Cook Oros. Drainage Contractors , Ltd., 29,763.00 and Van Bree Drainage and Bulldozing Ltd., $26,88i.00. The outract to reconstrutt the Stewart Drain was awarded to life Gerber Drainage Enter- prises. Council agreed that the fist of uncollected 1974 taxes of $11,877.93 be forwarded to the „County Treasurer for collection.. Generfil accounts for the month of $9,496.34 and Road Voucher #2 'In the amount of $8,148.13 were paid. Members 1igreed the Ministry of '1; & C be requested to make a traffic study of Usborne " and recommendations for control. - 'Road Superintendent an.cl Works Foreman were authorized to attend the Anderson and Mahony Read Schools respectively. By-law No. 2 providing for temporary bank borrowings up to $100,000 for the year was passed. An application for division on Lot S.W.B. Con. was recom- mended for approval with a $30. consideration required. the Ministry of T & C be, passed and that By-law No. 4 Providing for certain stop signs as approved 41 by the Ministry of T & C on the flibbert and. Tuckersmith town lines be passed. council .rescindea the 1,y,,law- providing for -a stop sign, at Tuckersmith town line, Conces- sion 2-3. Also that Brlaw No. 3 providing for yield signs on the Hibbert town line as approved by Custom Killing & Deluxe Professing ‘4 BEEF by QUARTER and SpE - Killing days:— MONDAY for CATTLE WEDNESDAY for PiGS Darling's Abattoir & Food Minket EXETER — 2354426 Year, she discussed witmen day visiting Arlington Ce,metery, today's society and then Capitol s Buildings, the White compared this with the role of House and the many att, ractions women In 'the New . Testatment of the Nation's, Capital. history. During February unit - Mr. and Mrs.iAllan Cterar and members made thirty-three visits Mr, and Mrs. Ray Ingram to the sick and shut-ins. 'Two retumedhome from a vacation in important upcoming , dates are, Florida. the start of quilting on March 18 ---ivir-and Mrs. Ross Sararas and the Thankoffering meeting on April Mr. and Mrs. Roy MacDonald were in London on Sunday • celebrating the 94th birthday of their mother, Mrs. E. Sararas Correspondent Mrs. Joyce Pepper Unkll Henssdi U.C.W. , ."Irish Night" was observed by Unit II for their March meeting on Monday evening at the Church. Pat Venner was in the chair and opened the meeting with a poem she had composed "Spring things". The devotional was conducted by Mane Gerstenkorn. - A reading "Linings of Silver" was read and the devotional concluded with a hymn. Janis Bisback- favoured everyone with an Irish melody "When Irish eyes are smiling" accompanied on the piano by Brenda Pepper. Sixteen members answered the roll -.call with a verse, containing "Forgive". A 10c fme was paid by anyone„ not wearing green. Grace Drummond thanked who had helped at the Local Leaders 4-H Training School, at the U.C.W. lunch after the church service, and at the ' luncheon for the ministers meeting. She gave a ..short report of the Huron-Perth Fresytery meeting describing two demonstrations given ' 1) The union of the Church since union in 1925, and 2) the Great Debate re women in the Church. The next meeting is to be a pot luck supper and everyone is to bring a..friend. Anne Brock, reported on the proceeds. from the ministers luneheon. Grace read an article from thelJnited Church Observer entitled "Onward intp Battle" for the topic and P at closed the meeting. witb another original poem "Why not" and the Mizpah benediction. All members gathered to make Easter bunnies ,,,as favours for the Nursing Home at Easter. A delicious lunch was served by Anne Brock and Helen MacLean. Highlights from Queensway On Monday Mrs.Eva Laing of R.R.#1, Staffa Vertained sorne Obithary • In traffic regulationS, changes of the residents her accordion, who resides with ber daughter, and some of the residents played Mrs. Harold Borithron. • . PRESTON ft. LEIVLMON . • Pingo.- Prizes were awarded for Mrs. Russell Erratt wbo h a,,,.s Preston R. Lemmon of London, • Kippen* W ' 1 , bingo and also home made butter tarts were served to all the en o been a patient in South Huron formerly of the frlensall area, Hospital ,' for the past several passed away at 'St. Joseph's • weeks returned to her home this HosPital in London en Thursday, • week. March 6, 1975 in his 53rd year. residents. Chiselhurst U.C.W. were • again in char ,ge. Rev. Vail Essen of the Bethel Reformed Church in Exeter and his wife conducted thi Church . Service on Tuejsday. Father DuraU of Zurich visited a few of the residents on Thursday and Friday. Other visitors were Mrs. Hugo Schenk And daughter with Mr. Schenk. Mts. Margaret Lostell and daughter Phyllis Parsons with Mrs. O'Brien. Eric and Mary Brown and daughter Jody of Stratford with Mrs. Minnie 'Squire, Mrs.A. TaYlor was visited by her daughter-in-law Mrs. Eva Taylor of Exeter - who just returned from Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Corr of Windsor visited.with Mrs. Corr's mether, MarY Parlmer. Two residents celebrating birthdays this week are Bella Drover on March 12 and Cora Allcock on March $7. Church otes, .• Rev. Don Beck chose 'as his serrnOli tib 6t1 gaY he is"? for the Lent IV .service of worship in Hensall United,Church on Sunday morning. The choir sang the anthem "In the Master's Steps" accompanied on the organ by Mrs Turkheirn. The baskets of flowers in the church were from the funeral of the late ,John Beer last week. pot luck dinner - Mrs. D. Windover returned to Surviving are his wife his home from' South Huron Margaret,' and daughter Patricia Hospital, Exeter, where he has of London, one brother Howard of been a patient for several weeks. Exeter and 'four sisters, Mrs. - Mrs. Bertha ,Maryregor Leona Parke, Hensall, Miss Viola returned home after spending a Lernmon, Toronto, Mrs. Claren'ce few•days with Mr. and Mrs. Don (Aldeen) Volland, Hensel] and MacLaren, Jodi and Brooke in Mrs. Olive Marshmin of Mississauga. The late Mr. Lenimon rested at the Bonthron Funeral Chapel in planted and a friend or friends. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Rowe, Ailsa Craig, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Vivan Cooperr. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Gackstetter in Guelph latt 7ekLend. ' Correspondent • Mrs. Rena Caldwell , . Klippen East W.I. Members of Kippen East W.I. enjoyed a pot luck dinner, March 4, aethe home of the President, Mrs..k. Kinsman. A quilt 4.ras tied and material was assembled for the Tweedsmukr Book. The Cultural Actiyities meeting of Kippen East W.I.' will be held in the Legion Halkl, Hensall on March 19 at 8:30 P.M. The roll call will be "Nellie A favourite old time dance". Mrs. Chalmers will give the motto and Mr. Feaver will be the guest speaker. Members are asked to bring recipes, something they have Oakville. • ,Hensall Until Sunday when • Rebekah Lodge Funeral Service wAs held with Rev'. Don Beck officiating. • Interment in Bairds Cemetery. Vice Grand, Mrs. Bertha Pallbearers were Keith MacGregor presided at the 1, Volland, Glenn Nixon, Donald' regular meeting of Amber Rebekah Lodge, Wednesday evening in the absence of the Noble Grand, Mrs. Margaret Consitt. R.S.V.G. Mts: Beatrice Richardson assisted in the business of the meeting. Mts. Olga Chipchase R.S:N.G. read the minutes in the absence of the .10;..ording Secretary Mrs., Leona Parke. The District meeting\ will be held at Brussels on April 9th. A banquet in honor 'of the Assembly President will be held in Brussels on April 15th when the members of Amber Rebekah Lodge are requested to open and close lodge follo-WMg the Banquet. Sister JeamBridge, D_.D.P. of Brussels will make her official visit to Amber Lodge April 16th. Jr. P.N.G. Mrs. Aldeen Volland reported for the C.P.T. Committee and Mrs. Bertha MacGregor reported for' the Visiting Committee. Mrs. Olga Chipchase reported attending "Brother's' Night" at Parkhill. An invitation was received from Huronic Lodge, Clinton to their forty-fifth birthday party on April 30th. Assembly President Mrs. Grace Love requested the Lodge Chatter draped for thirty -days in memory of Past Presidents, Sister Nora Brunner, Sister Martha Patterson, Sister Matilda MacDonald. Lodge closed in regular form. Lodge to Drape Charter Volland, Bob Lemmon, Bob •Kerslake and John Kennec1Y: Flower bearers were Gerald Volland ,Bob Thomas. )1,,e • ) I .DONLAND'S DAIR MILK SPECIAL .• • ' 1 QT. CHOCOLATE DRINK - WITH THE !URCHAISE EACH 3QT. BAG OR 'JUG 3 QT. PITCHER PKG. HOMO 4 1.39: 2% 4 1.34 3 QT. JUG $1.36 no• $1.31 ' FEATURE BUYS FROM, THURS.. MAR. 1 3, 1 975 TILL, SUN. MAR. IA, 1 9 /5 STORE HOURS: PNCLOSED MON0AYS TU.-THURS. 9 AA. - 6 P.M. CLOVER .FARM Henson 4-H Meeting five of the Hensall 4-H club was held on March 10 at the home of Mrs. Bill Fuss. The roll call was ansWered by 18 members. It was "My suggestions for our achievement day exhibit or deModstration". Miss Jane Pengilley was the guest for the evening. She introduced everyone to the garden club coming up this summer. Sewing samples were finished by most' of the girls: It was decided to hold the next nteetftig on March 17 at 2.p.m. at the home of Mrs. Fuss because of the winter break from school. COUNTRY MARKET 'PLUS'\ EPOSIT- "" FRED'S MEAT DEPT. SPECIALS PRODUCE FEATURES AT VANASTRA IT'SICHNEIDERS WEEK Correspondent Mrs. Bertha MacGregor Mrs. L aird Mickle and Mrs. Robert 1:)c.k returned last Sautrday evening froM a Deluxe Fifteen-Day Tour to Florida, where they visited ,many of the beautiful plates and' attractions. On their return they stayed overnight in Washington, the Capitol, where they had a full sight-seeing tour.' The next PRODUCE OF USA - FLORIDA JUICE ORANGES SIZE 12'5's DOZ, C FRODLIC 6SA CANADA NO. 1 CA GE HEAD 35c SCHNEIDEWS READY TO EAT SCHNEIDERS PIZZA PIES PEPPERONI. • LARGE ' $ 09 SMOKED VAC` PAC' COTTAGE ROLLS L!1.59 SCHNEIDERS DUTCH fREAT SCHNE1DERS - 2 -3 LB. AVG. SWEET PICKLED CORIAD BEEF-- Personals WIENERS OR RELDBHOpTKG. 69 . PRODUCe USA 2 /2 5c 6 OZ. CELLO. RADISHES Mr: and Mrs. Felix Boogemans, Vicki and Scott Of MADE FROM EYE OF ROUND ' . SCHNEIDERS SIZZLERS OR MINI SI,ZLZLETRRSAy c SAUSAGE SCHNEIDER'S SLICED SIDE BACON VA I-PBACKS 1 *44 SCHNEIDER'S 7 VARIETIES 6 OL 'i)KG.ak LUNCHEON MEATS 39C SCHNEIDERS 1 2 OZ. BOWLS HEAD CHEESE 79c SCHNEIDERS SLICED BOLOGNA 1p6KV 85c FROZEN FOOD • / VALLEY FARM A3 FRENCH FRIES 2 LB PKG RHODES PKG 24 ROLLS DINNER ROLLS 55c kali? 5LB BOX $2 99 SCHNEIDERS COOKED HAM 6:(f., 89c .THIS WEEK'S. FEATURE SELF SEALING. SCHNEIDERS 2 LB BOX BEEF PATTIES $1.69 • WISEWAY SHINGLES HOME BUILDING CENTRE DISCOVER ECONOMY SHOP CLOVER FARM FAMILY 'SIZE BAG 5 VailETIES PEEK FREAN BISCUITS ?8e LIBBY PURE UNSWEETENED ORANGE JUICE 48 FL. OZ. 6 Se BUCKLEY'S COUGH SYRUP (SMALL) 89C JACK It JILL ,COUGH SYRUP (SMALL) 89c DISPOSABLE,DIAPERS SUPER ABSORBENT 24's BABY SCOTT REG. 30's \S •89 BUCKWHEAT & MAPLE .KELLOGGS CEREAL 14 OZ. 69c ECONOMY GREEN POLY , GARBAGE BAGS 26 x 36 10's SOFT 1 LB. ORIOLE MARGARINE SCHNEIDER'S - 5 VARIETIES SELF SERVE ROLLS 99c 59; BETTY CROCKER "CRISP N TENDER" 3 3 4 OZ. 29C 2 /8 c 28e $1.99 16 FL. OZ. EVAPORATED CARNATION MILK 2 10 LB. SELF SEALING ASPHALT SHINGLES CARNATION 3 LB. PKG. CHICKEN BATTER • SKIM MILK'POWDER — SPARKLING BLACK — DUAL -BROWN — THREE SHADES OF GREEN ONE WEEK ONLY CASH & CARRY SPECIAL 1E.D. SMITH GARDEN COCKTAIL 28'FL. OZ. 49c. LIQUID DETERGENT .09 IVORY 32 FL. OZ. ALLENS PURE APPLE-JUICE GREEN GIANT CUT GREEN OR WAX 49c 9 .09 BEANS $ 1 " • PER SQ 48 FL. 02. 1 LB. BAG 14 LIBBY RED KIDNEY MAgWELL HOUSE BEANS 28 FL. OZ. '59c WAX PAPER COFFEE BOLD DETERGENT CUT RITE REFILL SHORT GRAIN 100' 4 9c 1 LB 43c 2 ENVELOPE 43c PACK BATH SIZE SOAP 3 -x 5.3 OZ. BARS 99e CAMAY LIBBY FRUIT COCKTAIL 14 FL. OZ. .4 9c HUDIE LUMBER DAINTY RICE 11111111111111 ,CFICAR91EX I .CAMPBELLS CHICKEN NOODLE LIPTON SOUP ASSORTED SCOTT TOWELS kuc:r1.3° 69c TOMATO SOUP FABRIC SOFTENER 83 4 CLING FREE - "SPAGHETTI" PLAIN RAGU SAUCE io•FL.672/35c OZ. AEROSOL . nrigS T 217 Isaac St., (South End) Clinton OUR NEW PHONE NUMBER IS 482-3441 NINE oyes s VARIETIES "SOFT N PRETTY" ASSORTED 4 RO!.L PACR 61/2 FL. OZ. 2 /3 9i 79c CAT FOOD SHORTENING SCOTT TOILET TISSUE 89c 3/ SCOTTIES HANKI PACK 89e MEAT OR MUSHROOM 14 FL. OZ. 5 5,e ASSORTED 100s THE WISEST CHOICE IN TOWN' CRISCO