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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1976-10-21, Page 21Solve Your Problems with a RADIO SHACK CALCULATOR EC-241 * Percent Key *Memory * 8 Diget Accuracy reg. '14.95 $6.88 NOW reg. '3.95 NOW ONLY 9' MODULETTE 808 STEREO COMPACT CALCULATOR DESK STAND Play AM; PM . Stereo; or tapes Recard off-We-air or live Complete with two - caustically balanced speakers. $129• 95 NOW ONLY 4 aeit .AvrHotti..03.EALER` DEALER GOO'S Trophies & engravings, • 382 Main St. (Formerly Eatons) Exeter 235-2261 cpg. '189." 355/173ED Obituary MRS. ROY A. MacDONALD Mrs. MacDonald, the former Clara Sararus, wise of Roy A. MacDonald, Hensall, died in South Huron Hospital, Exeter on Thursday, October 14th in her 72nd year. Surviving, is her husband, Roy A. MacDonald, her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Sararus, Hensall, brothers, Earl, WEston; Izop, Hensall; and sisters Mrs. Laura Hubbert, Toronto; Mrs. Ecliia Caldw,e11, Exeter; Mrs. Jack Greta) Reid, Mississauga; Mrs. Doris Bonthron, London. Funeral service was, held from thQ 'Bonthron Funeral Home, Hensall, Saturday, October 16th at 2 p.m. with Rev. Da Beck officiating. Int erment folloWed in Staffa Cemetery. The pallbearers were Carter. Kerslake, Cliff Miller , Spencer Jeffrey, Gordon Hoggarth, Dick Taylor, Harold Coleman. Flower bearers, Bill •Gilfillan, Allan Sararus, Harold Caldwell and David SararuS. THE WALTON INN BANQUETS and FAMILY DINNERS HOURS' 8 a.rn,- 7 p.m. Sunday 10:30 a.m.-7 p.m.. Closed Monday 887-9293 More Store Specials To Save you, Our Customers, Moneil IBIALLAACAULAY LTD. BUILDING SUPPLIES SEAFORTH 527-6910 HENSALL 262-2414 sus CLINTON 482-3405 FINAL 3 DAYS! TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF GREAT SAVINGS BALL-MACAULAY HAS THE SPECIALS TO HELP YOU SAVE NOW — BUT THEIR 27th Anniversary Sale ONLY CONTINUES THREE MORE DAYS. SO SHOP TODAY. CASH PRICES --, FREE DELIVERY. 25% OFF - All MASON and DASHWOOD WINDOWS IN STOCK Styrofoam Rigid Insulation I" 4x8 $3.29 1 1/2 - 4x8 $4.95 Fiberglass Pink Insulation R12 R20 90 so. ft. 76 sq. h. $11.70 $16.72 25% OFF ALL PATIO & SIDEWALK SLABS. IN STOCK Prefinished Panel Sun Valley OAK $1199 Sheet Save 78t Per Sheet 1/4" WAFERBOARD Interior & Exterior Sheathing $449 Sheet use ZONOLITE °uglily ATTIC INSULATION 20 Year BUTYL - CAULKING $159 Tube • Save 274 Per Tube ALUMINUM Self-Storing , Storm Doors Mill Finish ,Stpeelc Sizes Only • 4-466 Farmers - Save On Prepainted 30-Gauge STEEL - ROOFING & SIDING $3489 100 sq. ft. - Custom Cut To Your Needs 25% OFF ALL WEATHER- STRIPPING IN STOCK , Barbara Kerr demonstrates spinning at Ciderfest Varna Great aunt visits from England Mrs. lictsa, rris, Mrs. Pearl :Taylor, rs. plizoval AlexAtio Ts. Hilda Pay,ne and Mrs. POT4thY Mickle attended the Fall Ray of the Renior Citizens of Huron CouniyZone #8 at Saltford. Valley 1-1411 at Goderich last Thursday, Actober 14 hosted by the Senior Citizens Club of Goderieh. Hensall contributed a musical number when Mrs. Dorothy Mickle, played a few old time bits on the piano. Mr. and Mrs. Art Alexander of Brucefield' visited with Mr. and Mrs: Don Volland and family 'on Sunday and attended the Baptismal Service in Carmel Presbyterian when their grand- daughter Angelo Michelle Volland was baptized. Constable Gerry Chapman, Mrs. Chapman and daughters of Burlington and Rod Chapman who has been transferred to the Bank of Montreal, Barrie spent the weekend with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Chapman. Mrs. Betty Scott, Seaforth, Mrs. Doris Bonthion, Janice and Shelley, London were guests with Mr. and Mrs. Bevan Ponthron and daughters on Sunday and attended the Baptismal service in Carmel Presbyterian Church when Erin Rebecca Bonthron was baptized. Entertainment was the' high- light of the Women's, Institute October "fleeting held last Weti• nesday, {fleeting 13, at the Hensall Legion Hall. The topic was Family and Consumer Affairs. The Millar family from Zurich playing two guitars, drums and moroccos played selections and requests from the audience for about half an hour and were keenly appreciated. The meeting was chaired and opened by the president, Mrs. Cecil Pepper reading a poem "Thanks"- and a humorous read ing "The Passing Phase" was read by Mrs. "Ja-rck Corbett. During the business session, it was decided to contribute to the C.N.I.B. as usual. A letter' about the Huron County Women's, Institute Bursary was read and sixteen members answered the roll tall, '`Name a nutritious food ,beginning with your initial." There were six visitors. Next month there will be a spe Hensall LivestockSales collection for the Children's Aid Prices were higher' at the livestock sales this week, contri- buting to an active demand. Supply consisted" mainly of, heifers and steers. Fat cattle: heifers, $38.50 - $40.50 sales to $41.90; steers $39.50 - $44.10 sales to $44.50. Pigs: weinlingS; $25.00 - $33.00, chunks $33.75, - $42.50. ' Society. • Mrs. Pepper gave a report of the Fall Rally held at Dashwood on October 4. The service— at —the' Hensall United Church on Sunday was conducted by Rev. Don Beck with John Blackwell at the organ and. Miss Karen McAllister at the piano. Two organ and piano duets were played during the service "Supplication" by Franz Schubert and "Allegretto" by Joseph Hayden. The sermon was on the topic, "One with Christ" and Rev. Beck pointed out that as Christ' paid ransom with His Life and blood, so we should be willing to pay a ransom for Him and friends and neighbours. The flowers in the church were from the funeral. of Mrs, Clara McDonald. Personals , Mr. and Mrs. Earl Flaxbardd = Zurich Visited with the latfer's Correspondent Mrs.Bill Chess'ell (482-9969) Mrs. Bob Roberts attended a family reunion at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony, Martin of Brantford, on Thanksgiving weekend. The gathering was held in honour of her great-aunt, Miss Minnie Strange, of England, who is in Canada visiting relatives. Thanksgiving visitors with Mrs. Florence Elliott and Norman and Walter Smith were Mr. and Mrs, Roy Elliott of Egmondville, Mr. andMrs. Harold Cudmore of Holmesville and Frank Smith of rgt:Vtaifs7" Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Hayter were guests at the Campbell Chukil wedding which took place recently at Fonthill. A good time was had by many Varna area people at the wedding rece ption for Allan and Monica Keys at Hully•Gully on Saturday evening. On display in McAsh's store window is' the lovely Whittaker trophy, presented to the' winners of the girls' ball series. Goshen Church Anniversary Rev. Dr. H. G. Lester, assistant minister of Central United Church in Stratford, was the guest speaker of Goshen Church Anniversary on Sunday. In his sermon "Building the Church" he said he does not believe a person can be a really good Christian if he stays apart by himself. The early Christians always grouped together, and he compared members of the Christian Church to living stones, fitting together to make a strong foundation frOm which they can reach 2)Tit to spread the gospel and help others. He also pointed out that Canadian methods of farming, McGREGOR Top Quality BEEF GOVERNMENT INSPECTED Whole Beef .90 Half Beef .91 Price subject to change INCLUDES: CUTTING WRAPPING and QUICK FREEZING Free Delivery Witgin 10 Mile a GRANT *GREGOR .58 6239 parents Mr. and Mrs, Sam Desch' on Saturday. Miss Mary Goodwin spent the weekend with her aunt Mrs. Young and John at Lakeside. Mrs,. Elizabeth Faber, Mrs, Harvey Hyde, Mrs. Eleanor Thompson and Mrs. Rachael Schwalm attended .the Huron Presbyterial at Knox Presbyterian Church, Goderich on Wednesday, October 13 and gave the deN)tional there. • Gordon Schwalm. accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Al Amerlinck of Sarnia is visiting, with his daughter and family, Mr. apd Mrs. Robert Freneh and Roy of Rosseau. Miss Amy Lammie had the misfortune to fall on the steps and fracture her wrist while leaving Gordon Schwalm, Mrs. 'Daisy Ivey and Mrs. Elizabeth Volland last week included Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Johnston of Brucefield, Mr. and Mrs. Al Amerlinek of Sarnia, Mr, and. Ws. Lewis Taylor of Varna, Mrs. Margaret Coombs of Clinton, Miss May Somerville of Winnipeg and Mrs. Vera Hood of Kippen. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie MacGregor of Carmen, Manitoba and Mr.' and Mrs. George Van Stone of Miami, Manitoba visited, with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Blackwell for couple of days last week. Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobal and Mr. and Mrs. Van Dyk of Holland visited with Mr. and Mrs. John Konynendyk of Woodstock on Tuesday. , On Wednesday, they visited Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Van, Dyke in Bradford and went from there :to Atwood where they visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Van Dyke: On Sunday, they all had dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kooy of Centralia. MP; 262-2825 1 /4r, ,and• Mrs. timid Parker and Mr. And. Mrs. 4ohrt e,„Key.S, Grand Bend spent the weekend holidaying in the rlruce Peninsula area. Teens invited Halloween.to Halloween. The youth group 9f Hensall United Church met for the second time on Sunday evening. Only five members attended and• , an invitation is out for all teenagers connected with the United Church to attend the next meeting which will be held on Sunday, October ' 31 and will be a Halloween Party, everyone to dress up. at CroMarty Rev. W.D. Jarvis conducted , Baptismal Service in. Carmel Presbyterian on Sunday when Erin Rebecca Bonthron, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bevan Bonthron and Angelo Michelle Volland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Volland -were baptized. The choir, under ,the direction of Mrs. Malcolm Dougall sang "Count Your Blessings." The flowers in the church were placed in loving memory of the late Mrs. Roy A. MacDonald. The ladies of the church are holding a Fall Bazaar on Novem- ber 6 at 3:00 p.m: There will be a •sale of baking, sewing and produce. Tea 1,):111..be. served, The Couple's Chib will hold a bowling party, Sunday, October 24 from 2 to 4 p.m. They will return to Carmel Church for Halloween lunch. families r welcome. • Hensall will keep its arena open this winter, arena board. member.. Herold Knight; said OursdaY, The OntAr19, labor' ministry gave. veri?al approval. last week to • a plan.te strengthen ,the arena for *ind .40 sno*Ipads,he said, All.. ,.,11/at needed 'is.' a COnfinnillg,. letter which should arrive shortly'', he :said Knlght said the install bracing fei wind strength and reinforce the roof, A monitor- ing program Will be set up wich Will close the arena if the snow" load gets ,heaVier than, eight pounds per:square. foot, It wonkt bo ploseb. !Anti!, the snow was removed, The work required for the arena and adjoining hall is 'minor. Mr. Knight said, and both should be able to stay open during the renovations, Arena ,.board members • Met Thursday with engineer Ken Dunn of„p.m. Ross Associates of Goderich and the contractor, Gregus Construction of Exeter; Mr. Knight said the board was told worianithi begin in w 1110 and Shouldn't take lore an week to to %lays to einOplete. depending The: .avitihNlitY paterials, !We're booking' ice time now no4 we're very confident the work will bp done by ihP end of "piontlt At the..: fitst :week of 'NoVenther," be G00'S. COMING kING06 4 ....;•.,,,:. .,....r.,,,...r ....0*.*: ';',f,:' ',.. 0, :;:,..4W-:, t . , , • : " 'What , the Christian world, 'is proying fnr.:, iii ON . KB4012914 o wor S ;:!!°' Y. Know definitely: bow' .Christ's coining: . will -. change the, world, '.he prepared and rejoice' in S, confident: enotitzp, ,This` is in your For free information about this overlooked :' Gospel Message :..:write . "AS", ,' Pex 221; Nestor!, OntieovralVi9N3,1•M;, 45.4.$. etc.' are often unsuited to other countries, and Canadians can help more effectively by showing others how to improve on their own methods. ' Excellent music was provided by members of the choir. A quartette of young, people, Julia, Jill and, Dean Armstrong and Roger McKinley, sang "Jesus and Me", with - Julia accompanying on her guitar, along with Mrs. Bruce Keys ;on the organ. A double ' trio, comprised of Elva and Kathie Peck, Norene and Marjorie Hayter, Linda Linfield and Evelyn McKinley sang "Trusting Thee M ore'. The anthem was "There's My Song". Rev. Taylor announced that tickets for the Anniversary Supper on October 27 are nearly all sold. Your correspondent spent an interesting afternoon last Friday in the friendly atmosphere of the Huron Expositor offices, when they held Open House 'for all of ' their correspondents. The news we send in is handled by at least six different people, and it is a credit to all of them that there is seldom an error made. ater e DRILLING W.D. Hopper and Sons 4 MODERN ROTARY RIGS PHONE Neil 527-1737 Durl 527-0828 Jim 527-0775 (Corresponden4 WO Payne 262-501$ and Bertha Ma Music highlights the beauty parlour recently. Visitors mar Mr. and Mrs. Baptism .held Two prices wo e transposed in last week's At's Market ad. The correct prices are: FRONT OF BEEF Fully Processed SIDE OF BEEF Fully Processed. 69c lb. 85c