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And District News
CORRESPONDENTS
Mrs. Mauna 'Hedsien, Phone S
Mrs, Archie MacGregor, Phone 19b
Bank Renovates
Brucefield Office
Brueefieid Sub -Agency of the
Bank of Montreal is being com-
pletely renovated and when com-
pleted in about a month's time
Should be one of the more
modern branches in the area.
Complete new fittings and neve
fluorescent lighting will he in.
stalled. The work is being done
under the supervision of Lloyd's
Construction Co., of Hensall, and
is a major project,
Chester Lee's Barber Shop, in
his home, first street south of QS
General Coach, is now open for.
business. The shop will hc' closed.
Mondays, open the rest of the
week and Tues,, Thurs. and Sat,
until 9, t adv't,r
Hensali khan
o on orm
Ilensall council decider' Aiou-
clay night- to change tate period
it 'o • ciz
ig -
had set for li 1 t
t saving
a
ai
time by ending it on#Sete
September'
27 instead of October 26.
The revision was made to
conform with other municipali-
ties in Ibis district, primarily tn
avoid confusion for pupils..attend-
ing South Huron District High
School.
Following, a request from the
Department of highways, council
approved a byelaw prohibiting
angle parking' on the south side
of King street. Parallel parting,
will now prevail on both sides of
the main street.
A bylaw wasopassed to provide
a supplementary expenditure of
$550 for roads.
The expenditures will be used
to pave part of Richmond street,
• Brock and Elizabeth streets and:
to tear up a section of Rich-
mond street north in prepare,
lion for paving.
W. Shepherd ap.pearecC cont-
plainitng about the odor from. the
sihnnd v
dectrainkles'ts to openisvicitt asity soonaasit posas-
sible to determine the trouble
t'tility man E. R. Davis re-
ported on the work done .on the
streets, the grading of the ,dump;
grounds and the bulldozing work'
at the dump. He was instruetecl ;
to open the dump grounds on the;
second lvednesday night of each
month between the hours of 6
$67
and 86.02. p lie m. was instructed to re
('lerk ,1, A. Paterson reported
tax arrears for 1957 at .only,
turn the nine tax arrears prop-
erties as uncollected and forward
there lo the county treasurer for
colleetlon.
The clerk. said tax prepayments
have amounted to $2,805.
Council requested Smith and
Hargrave to appear at the next'
meeting to discuss the costs ell
levelling the fill pttt on their
property.
Considerable .discussion took'
Place regarding some trees in
the v'lllage which are in bac'
shape and Hensall PITC' was giv-
en persn:ission to remove the tree
on George Armstrong's property.,
Bingo in o 'r
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Winners at the Legion Mingo:
last Saturday were: Airs Wil-
bertDoupe (21; Mss Fleischauf-1
for, &t Corbett t2l Mrs. Wes
Venncr; Mrs. fray Fisher; Mrs.'
Polly: Mrs. A. Reichert; Mrs.,
Melonsou; Airs. George 1 arley;
Carol Varley; Wilbert. Parker
(2); William Reichert; Mrs. Mel-'
ousnn. ;
jackpot this Saturday will be.
$80 in 58 calls.
Personal items
Mrs. Percy Campbell is a pa-
ticitt to St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, where she underwent an
operation.
Mr. R. Y. Maclaren is spend-
ing the week with las daughter, !
Mrs. Margaret Evans, and fant-
fly, at Waterloo.
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Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy have Mr. and Mrs. ,Carl Malincttry
taken up residence on the Elder and 'Nelson haVe taken up rest,,
faint on the second eoneessroli Once m Clinton.
of Hay Township. Mr. Kennedy Miss Beverly McNeil, of Stt'at.
is ,employed at the -(general Coach ford, was a weekend guest ,of
Miss Ann Miokle.
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H..ensall..Bcys!
Join Cubs O. Scouts.
All .boys from 8 to 12 interested in joining
HENSALL, CUB PACK .and boys 12 and up interested
in joining HENSALL SCOUT TROOP, please register
at the
LEGION HALL, HENSALL
Friday, May 9 -- 730 p,m.
JILL FINK, Cub Leader John Baker, Scoutmaster
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SUPER AVE
'54 DODGE SEDAN
V8 engine with auto-
matic transmission.
'54 PLYMOUTH SEDAN
In excellent condition,
'50 CHEVROLET SEDAN
It runs.
Safety Check -Up
The drive is onl Everyone must 1
have their car in top shape be-
fore the safety -check campaign
which starts this month.
Every car we check or repair
receives the personal attention
of a skilled technician.
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Ovr mechanic's "O,K," is your i
best bet for safe, trouble-free
motoring.
See Us Today!
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Motor Sales
Tom Coates, Prop.
RHONE 31 HENSALL
WINNERS AT GODERiCH—Carol Brown, 13, and Nelson
McClinchey, 16, of Hensall, were winners at the Huron
County Music Festival this week, Nelson won first prize
in a 16 and under piano solo class but had to forfeit a
scholarship because he won one last year. He also won an
award for the boy competitor showing the best musician-
ship in piano solo classes. Carol won first prize in a 13
and under class.
Legion Banquets
Hockey Players
The regular meeting of Hensall
Canadian Legion which took the
forst of a turkey hanquet was
held Monday evening. The Pee
Wee hockey team, who were
sponsored by the Legion this
winter, were guests of the Le-
gion,
Guest speaker George Hayes, 1
of Ingersoll, National hockey
League linesman, addressed the.
members and the boys on
"Hockey'.' followed with a clues -1
tion and answer peniod, with the
Pee Wee's firing plenty of quos-;
Lions for which the speaker had.
plenty of ready answers.
Films of fishing and skiing
were shown with Rev. Chas. D.!
Daniel in charge.
President William Brown pre -1
sided for a brief business meet-'
mg when the group donated 510
to the Legion University scholar-
ship program for 1958.
The Ladies' Legion Auxiliary
catered for the banquet.
Personal Items
The May meeting of the Hen -
salt Women's Institute will be
held on Wednesday, May 14 in;
the Legion Hall. Theme of the
meeting is "Historical Research
and Current Events. Program
conveners are Mrs. George Arm-
strong and Mrs. William Henry.
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Get Some Today!
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Your Veterinary Headquarters
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HENSALL
Choose Leaders
Of Scout Troop
The committee appointed by
the Hensall Recreation Commis-
sion to look into the matter of
securing a leader for the Cub
Pack and Boy Scouts met Thurs-
day evening.
Bill Fink volunteered to be
Cub leader, to be assisted by
George E. Walker, Jim 'Taylor, '
John Baker, George Parker, and
others.
John Baker will lead the ;
Scouts. There will be a registra- j
tion at the Legion Hall Friday, ;
May 9, 7-7:30 p.m. Boys 8 to 12;
interested in joining the Cub
pack, and boys 12 and up in-'
terested in joining the Scouts
are asked to conic and register.
Due to a short period between
now and summer holidays it was ;
decided not to hold any meet-,
ings until fall. The Legion has
kindly offered their hall for the
meetings,
Festival Winners
Miss Carol Brown won first!
prize in the Bach section (piano)!
for 13 years and under, ands
placed second with piano solo
13 years and under, at the 17th
annual Huron County Music
Festival at Goderich, on Friday.
Nelson McClinchey, of Clinton.
scored of Hensall, 86
in the piano competition but
having won last year, the Sifto
Salt award• went to the second
place winners.
Presentation
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Baker ,
(nee Greta Pfaff) were honored1
at a reception held for them in;
the town hall Friday evening.
The hall was filled for the occa-
sion.
The couple were presented with
a well-filled purse of money.
Presentation address was read
by Tom Kyle. Jr. with Grant
McGregor snaking the presenta-
tion. Norris orchestra furnished
music for the dance.
Personal Items
Hensall Kinsmen applied lu-
minous .tape to some 40 child-
ren's bicycles in front of the
town hall on Main street on
Wednesday evening. Frank EU
wood, chairman of the service
committee, was in charge.
Clearancr SaIe!
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• GLOSS ENAMEL
$• .00
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We're Cleaning The Shelves For Our Complete NOW Line Of
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We are proud to say that we've taken over the dealership for Glidden
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ED FINK'S
Plumbing Heating Wiring
PHONE ..6
HENSALL,
These fine foods Are actually priced lower than last week! That's right --SUPER $AVE brings you NEW LOW SPECIAL
PRICES on many of your favorite foods and household supplies. It's our policy to keep a close check on prices and when
we can buy for Tess, we immediately SELL FOR LESS! For the real LOW DOWN on food prices, see our ed every
week ... shop our market every day! Start this weekend to get low prices by the cartful—not by the handful.
10 -Ib. bag
FEATURE!
Granul t
Hamburg 2 Las 7 ac
Smoked Picnic
Shoulder Le. 49c
Headcheese TIN 89c
T•Bone Or Wing
Steak
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1 J�.
LB.
75c
QUALITY
PRODUCE
Bananas 2
LBS.
33
Green Beans PKG `1c
Ccibbage 2
Celcry
• inions
Texas
LOS,
BUNCH
LBS.
19c
35c
9c
Super Save Creamery
B utter
Super Sive Gracie A Large
Eggs
DOZ.
68<
45s
FEATURE! Deep Browned
d Sugar 95c
Libbys eans 2:
FEATURE! Libby's Choice
Slice
FEATURE!
H.
P.
Quality
Beets
Sauce
4t)
ADO ZEST'
TOO MEAT
FEATURE! Clark's Fancy Quality
Tornato .
FEATURE! Super Save Yellow Label
Coffcc
FEATURE! Palm Garden --100 in Each Bag
Tea Bags
FEATURE! Holiday Coming Up --Hereford
Corned Beef
FEATURE! Delsey'Colorcd
Tissue •
MOTHER'S DAY FEATURE! Golden Hour
Chocolates
A
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2 -LB.
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12, -DZ. TIN!
20 -oz, tins,
37„
20 -oz. tins
49„
bottle
27„
48 -oz. tin
27,
Ib. bag
69c
cello bag
79c
35c
2 r LL 29c
1.75 .EI 89�
GIANT CANDY SALE! Golders; Hour
Licorice Mix 1-LB1 CCLLCI
Spice Strings
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