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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1968-01-04, Page 5I p Holiday in Hawaii Mr. and Mrs. Ted Snider, left, were in Hawaii as guests of Ford's tractor and equipment division from December 8 to 18. Mr. Snider is tractor manager at Larry Snider Motors Limited and qualified for the trip by reaching sales targets in the Golden 50 Sales Sweep contest held in connection with the 50th anniversary of the first Ford tractor. On the right are Mr. and Mrs. C. Burlanyett. He is. Ontario Region sales manager. 6 CORRESPONDENTS „,„ Ma040:” 1104deti; ph0.60, :2424002: Mrs: 130itha:, MatGretS•0;Pholie 262-2025 : ; • • Budget-priced FRIGIDAIRE Flowing Heat Dryer! FRIGIDAIRE Soles with Service DRYSDALE HARDWARE 26Md15 flEgSALL THE CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY HELPS THOSE WHO ARE ILL WITH CANCER AND IN NEED OF ASSISTANCE *TRANSPORTATION TO TREATMENT CENTRES *DRESSINGS * *PAIN RELIEVING DRUGS HOME AND HOSPITAL VISITING •HOME NURSING SERVICE- * HOUSEKEEPING SERVICE 4LODGE .AdCOMMObAtiON ittiVERSIONAL ACTIVITIES P06Ekt bilstelct MPS. :EWAIR.t PYMService fo Pel'fioffit Many respond to blood clinic `A large number of Exeter and district residents responded to the call for blood donors at the annual holiday Red Cross clinic held at the Legion Hall, last Wednesday. Above, South Huron District High School board chairman Ken Johns is shown making his donation while nurses Carmen Ferrigi and Mrs. G. Robertson look on. — T-A photo 394 REGULAR, 12 TO PKG 1 LB. PKG. SU' BAG 494. FILLETS of SOLE NitHLENEA FRENCH FRIES sutikEmt.bAANb PER TIN LB. 89C 65t LB. 454 YOUR"Bwiroms• KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES 1202. SPECIAL "K" RICE KRISPIES 10 OZ. PKGS 3/994 BLUE BONNET MARGARINE 95N COLOURED 3 LB. ECONOMY PACK HEINZ SOUPS TOMATO or VEGETABLE '-?-INS 4/49 SUPREME BRAND PEANUT BUTTER 3 LB. JAR EACH 99 FREE 5 LB. BAG GRANULATED SUGAR WITH THE PURCHASE (DP 4 GENERAL ELECTRIC LAMP BULBS, 40 - 60 - 100 WATT AT REGULAR PRICE. KOTEX FEMININE NAPKINS CREAMETTES MACARONI or SPAGHETTI WL 4/454 CLOVER LEAP FLAKED TUNA 6 OZ. TINS 2/790 -UP KLEENEX TISSUES POP 400 TO P KG ECONOMY, 2/594 BALLET TISSUE ASST. COLOURS, ROLLS 4/49 WEEKEND SPECIALS FOR JANUARY 4.1 S i 6 HEAD CHEESE GROUND CHUCK PORK SAUSAGE PURE BRAISING RIBS RIB ROASTS PRIME ilKE6E BACON SLICED 96's (PRObUCT USA) PER VE * BY THE PIECE 2 LBS 89C 8/69C LB. LB. 794 Le 55C 594 NA TS...-- HENSALL- ONTARIO MAKE PRODUCE NO.1 WHITE GRAPEFRUIT AL'S MARKET DARE'S ASSORTED BISCUITS FROZEN FOODS CHOCO Pi4RPAIT, 8 OZ.; FUDGE CREME, tANGO. MO( Vi CHOCO MALLO, OZ. PKGS $1 3 • I,.rr M • • - • • Hensall Reeve Minnie Noakes has lived up to her promise of providing the press with com- plete reports of the PUC meet- ings. Mrs. Noakes, who acts as chairman of the PUC, said she • would personally provide the re- ports following criticism of the PUC at the nomination meeting. Her first report is printed be- low as received: The Hensall Public Utilities Commission met in the office on Dec. 27, with all members • present. The minutes of the meeting of November 23 were read by the manager and these were adopted on motion by William Fuss, seconded by George Arm- strong. The bank balance up until time • of meeting was as follows: Water: $2,015.32 and the Hydro balance Report winners • of local draws Winners of Christmas draws given by Hensall merchants were Legion Ladies Auxiliary, Money Doll, Kelly Vanstone, Hensall. One year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Vanstone, doll was valued at $25.00. • Irwins Ladies Wear, $25.00 gift certificate — Harold Willert, ' RR 2, Hensall; $15.00 gift cer- tificate, Mrs. JohnCorbett, RR 1, Exeter. Scholl's Super-Save, Santa Claus, Mrs. J. Goddard, Hensall; Christmas cake, Mrs. Harold Elder, RR 2, Hensall; Racer set, Adeline Denomrne, Zurich; Joynt's, Ladies luggage, Mrs. Fred Mommersteeg, RR 2, Zur- ich; men's luggage, Robert Noakes, Hensall, Wallace 4 to $1.00 store, $5.00 certificate, Lynda Fergu- • son, RR 1, Hensall; five $2.00 certificates ' Albert Alexander, Ann Knight, Mrs. J. D. Link, Keith Volland, Hensall; Marcha Overholt, Zurich; Ten $1.00 certificates ) Mrs. Nancy Kyle, Mrs. Odell. Mrs. Ross Richardson, 11R 1, Zurich; • Marian Link, Miss Cassie DOu- gall, Elaine Randall, Mrs. Jean TurVey, Mrs. G. Ducharme, RR Dashwood, Mrs. Ernie Crich, RR 3, Seaforth, Mrs. Russell Erratt. Richardsons Garage, electric tea kettle, Ed Corbett, RR 1, EXeter; four lb. box of choco- • lates, Tim Mock, Henson. Hensall Branch Canadian Le- gion 468. John Skea, Hensall, Larry Ducharme, Zurich, Ted Roberts, Kippen, Mrs. A. Ohara, London. • I was $7,535.46. Expenditures lowered these considerably. A lenghty discussion followed regarding the cost of the highway widening process, which has ac- counted for great expenses to the P.U.C.. The manager was in- structed to present the bill for labour to the Department of High- ways of which the Commission is to receive 50% of the costs of labour. The manager expressed con- cern over outstanding accounts in the Water department. Also a qualified engineer has been contacted to review condi- tions and functions of the local water supply, that is, the pumping system. The commission has been concerned for some time re- garding the age of the present pumping system and have asked for guidance before any steps are taken to replace any of the system. The manager was asked to contact the engineer again for an early report on the system. Correspondence was read from the Department of Trade and Commerce and from Cook Bros. Ltd.. The list of arrears was re- viewed and found to be for Hydro $664.55 and for Water Depart- ment $260.47. The manager was instructed to follow usual pro- ceedings in this regard. Bills and accounts were as follows: hydro, $2,435.46; water, $1,652.29. These ordered paid on motion made by Armstrong, sec- onded by Fuss. The chairman thanked Mr. Armstrong on behalf of the P.U.C. for his years of service to the community and wished him well for the future. Mr. Armstrong gave a fitting reply and stated that he felt he should retire from public life and allow young- er people to take his place. The meeting adjourned on mo- tion by Armstrong and Fuss. The Public Utilities will meet again on January 24, at 7.30 p.m, Dislocates bone on snowmobile Bob Caldwell, preSident of Hen- son Kinsmen Club, underwent Surgery in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, on Wednesday on his right shoulder. Bob was riding a skiddoo and was turning a corner in Hensill when the vehicle skid- ded, hit a rut on the Side of the read, tipped over and threw hini against the sidewalk dislocating a bone in his Shoulder. The accident happened over the holiday weekend. Rudy Petzke dies in Exeter Rudy Petzke, 63, of Hensall passed away in South Huron Hos- pital, Exeter, Monday January 1. Mr. Petzke, who formerly con- ducted an egg grading station here for some years, leaves to mourn his loss his wife, the former Pearl Leibold, two daugh- ters Mrs. John (Edna) Atkinson, of Holmesville; Mrs. Wayne (Marlene) Smith, Hensall; his mother Mrs. Lydia Petzke, Waterloo; two brothers Edward, Clarkson; Walt er, Kitchener; three sisters, Mrs. E. (Freda) Hebei, Mrs. Walter (Lily) Nier- garth, Mrs. Elmore (Edna) Litt, Kitchener and seven grandchild- ren. Public funeral services were held from Bonthron Funeral Home, Hensall, Wednesday, Jan. 3, conducted by Rev. A. E. Black- well of Zurich. Interment was in Hensall Union Cemetery. Anglican ladies purchase tables St. Paul's ACW held the last meeting of the year at the home of Mrs. F. Forrest. Mrs. H. A. Seegmiller opened with prayer and Rev. Seegmiller gave the Bible reading. It was decided to use the money raised at the bake sale last month to buy new tables for the church basement. It was also voted to' hold future meetings on the third Thursday of each month. Mrs, Mary Taylor read a let- ter from the prayer-partner in the absence of the president, it was decided to delay the elec- tion of new officers until Jan- uary. Mrs. Taylor convened the Christmas treats for the shut- ins. The children's Christmas party was held Saturday after- noon December 30. The trouble with school drop- outs is not that they can't see the handwriting on the wall, but they can't read it. Mrs. Eleanor McKenzie, Kip pen, is vacationing in St. Peters- burg, Fla, for the winter months. She flew from Mallon by jet, the trip taking just three hours and twenty ,minutes• Misa Ann Weide pent a few days last week in Hanover, guest of Miss Elizabeth Wright. Teen Town dance held in the Hensall Arena, Boxing Night, was attended by over four hundred. Chaperons were Mr. and Mrs, Don Travers, and Mr. and Mrs, Herb Stretton, Mr. & Mrs, Harry Page and family of Exeter are getting nicely settled in the home they recently purchased on Nelson. Street. Mr. Page is manager of the PUC Hensall. Mr. & Mrs. Laird Mickle, Mr. & Mrs. William Mickle, Pamela, Judith and John, Char- les, Robert and Ann Mickle and Mrs. Florence Joynt, were holi- day guests with the former's daughter and son-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. Ross MacMillan and family, Waterloo. Mr. & Mrs. George Hess are spending a few weeks at the home of their daughter and son- in-law Mr. & Mrs. J. L. Mc- Cloy and family at Don Mills, while Mr. & ,Mrs. McCloy are vacationing at the Laurentians. Mr. & Mrs. Sim Roobol spent the New Year's holiday with their son-in-law and daughter and fam - ily, Mr. & Mrs. Don Dodds, Sea- forth. Holiday guests with Mrs. John Henderson were Mr. & mrs. Keith Lindsay and family, Bridgeport, Mr. & Mrs. Brian Underwood, Gorrie, Miss Sylvia Henderson, Toronto. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Watson of Seaforth, spent the holiday with Mrs. Clendon Christie and Cath- erine. Mr. & Mrs. W. C. Simpson of Birmingham, Mich., formerly of Hensall, leave Sunday, January 7 to visit the Chrysler Plants in the South American countries of Brazil, Argentina, Chili, Peru and Colombia, and expect to re- turn approximately February 1. Pat Joynt, 11, son of Mr. & Mrs. Don Joynt, is a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter, with a fractured left leg suffer- ed in a skiing accident Boxing Day at Clinton. While skiing he twisted his leg fracturing it. Mrs. R. S. Hopkins of Green- castle, Indiana, spent the holi- day with her sister, Mrs. Hugh McMurtrie. Mr. & Mrs. Ray Hillier and family of Chatham were also visitors during the past week. Mrs. Robert Reaburn has been appointed secretary-treasurer of the Hensall Community Memorial Park Board and the Hensall Re- creation committee, to replace P. L. McNaughton who recently resigned. Ann! at St, AndreWS United Peorptown, by Rev, P. Johnston. Two sets of great- grandparents, and two sets of grandparents from Listowel, At- w9P(1.1 Ethel and lienSall attend , ed the christening, The Coghlins Spent New Years with, Mr. Mrs. Schwalm, Mr. & Mrs. Barrie Jackson, David and Ann, spent New Years With relatives in. London. MisS Barbara Schwalm, who is attending the University of West- ern Ontario, London, spent the holiday at home with her parents Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Schwalm, Charles and Marjorie, Mr, & Mrs. Merlin Love, John and Pamela, London, Mr. & Mrs. Don Flear, Steven, Scott and Susan, Grand. Bend, spent the holiday with Mr. & Mrs, George Armstrong. Mr, Charles Mickle, Hamilton, Mr. Robert and Miss Ann Mickle, UWO, London, spent the holidays with their parents, Mr. & Mrs. Laird Mickle. Mrs. Gordon Schwalm was the winner pt a 1.9ValY. ladies wrist wateh in a draw at, Albert Hess jewelry store in Zurich. Mrs.. Rarvey Taylor,, prece,, field, Mr, & Mrs, 'Ross Perhett and sons spent the holiday with Mr. & Mrs, ,Joe Potter and fOni ,• 1.1y at Clinton, Master Randy Potter returned ,for the holidays' with .Steve and Jeff Corbett, M. 44. Mrs. Harry GihSon and, sons of Sudbury visited last week with Mr. & mrs. Glenn Mr, & Mrs, 'Ross Corbett _entertained the latter's family, Mrs. ,Harvey Taylor, Brucefield and family to a festive evening on Wednesday, Miss Lois Simmons, nurse-In- training At Victoria Hospital, London spent the holidays with. her parents, Mr, & mrs, Jack Simmons. Mr. & Mrs, Robert Love, Kev- in, Valerie and Laberta, Middle- ton, Wisconsin, Mr, ItoSS Love, Clinton and mr. Glenn Love, SO - bury, visited with Mrs. John E.. McEwen during the holidays. Mr. & Mrs. Grant Love of Cairo, visited this week with the termer's sister, Mrs, McEwen, Mr,. & Mrs. Gordon T. Munn, Misses Barbara and Roberta, of Stoney Creek and Mrs. Munn pf ,Ripley visited during the holl, OW With Mrs! Ida Munn, Miss Ruth Petty, London and aunt Miss Olive Petty Spent the holiday weekend With the form- er's parents, Mr, 4 Mrs. 'Wil- liam Petty. Mr. & Mrs, Don MacLaren, Toronto, Mr, & mrs. Gerry Chap- man, St, Marys, Mr, Craig Chap- man, Sarnia visited during the holidays with their parentsIVIr.& Mrs. Lorne Chapman and Rod. Mr. & Mrs. Alan E. Busche of London were holiday visitors with the latter's parents, Mr. & Mrs. Bert Horton. Miss Jane Pyette of Belleville was a weekend guest with Miss Joan Simmons, Mr. & Mrs. Don MacLaren of Toronto visited during the holi- days with the former's mother Mrs. Bertha MacGregor, M. & Mrs. Harold Parker and miss patsy returned home after ,spending ;: •tho holtdays'ivitil their sonAnt•lavii and, daughter, const, able Douglas'9WAiip4rtcfneMyl:c.0,14itie: Mrs. Wein in . .Breton .Island.. 'Wg44.m.:Sh4c1.01c..15' of London visited on New Tears with the, former's Piother,,MrS,, ;pearl Shaddick ;and Mr &Mrs, George parker and .farriily,, Mr. and Mrs, ,Richard Tipping, • .anci San dra,- London; Mr. and Mrs, 71:0.11'44o, Donna, 44.11: 40. David, .Miss. Marilyn Smith and Jo-Ann, Mr. glen Tedball, 411.• of Thedford, were holiday visit.-. ors with. Mr, and Mrs. Alfred • .• Smith. mr. and Mrs. David Noakes, of Berkeley, California, .spent. the holiday with the .former'. parents, Mr. and Mrs, Legnard Noakes, nts Mr. , and the Mrs, Ps lAtetreirePY Hunt- e , ley, Ingersoll. A dinner for the. immediate families was held New Years Day at the Legion Hall, attended by eighteen. Saturday. y.pred Beer, who has been a patient in South Huron Hospital for five weeks, returned home . Mrs. John Henderson is a pa,r. tient in South Huron Hospital, Len Purdy of Hensall was • Exeter. Mr. of aportabletranSist, or radio in a, draw Saturday at Hensall TV and. Appliances. Mrs. C. Christie and Catherine were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Fred MacGregor and fam- ily, Brucefield. • Mrs,. Robert McLean fell in her home Friday evening frac- turing her right leg. She is a patient in Victoria Hospital, Lon- don. Pat Joynt, who has been a pa- tient in South Huron Hospital,with a fractured leg in a skiing ac- cident returned home Thursday. Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Schwalm and family visited at Georgetown with their' daughter and son-in- • law Mr. & Mrs. Don Coghlin and attended the christening of their granddaughter, Deborah Elderly woman dies at age 96 Mrs. Meidinger, 96, wife of the late Joseph Meidinger and the former Anne Catharine Cook, passed away Saturday at the Queensway Nursing Home where she had been a patient for the past four years. Surviving are one son Reinhold, Sturgis, Mich. Public funeral services were held Tuesday, January 2 from Bonthron Funeral Home, Hensall, conducted by Rev. A. C. Black- well. Interment was in St. Peter's Lutheran Cemetery, Zurich. -Times-Advocate.; ,January .4, 1908 • NI. 5 Many visitors over h liday -weekend: Reeve gives report on PUC sessions • .* • r. •