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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-03-11, Page 5Council buys tractor Increase fire chief's pay 'iensatl and •district news. CORRESPONDENTS • Mrs. Maude Nedden, Phone 762-2002 Mrs .. Bertha MacGregor, Phone 262.2025 HAY TOWNSHIP COUNCIL — The council that will serve the ratepayers of Hay township for the 1971-72 term is shown above, Back, left, councillors Harold Campbell and Jack Tinney, road superintendent Karl Haberer and councillor Lionel 'Wilder. Front, Reeve Joseph Hoffman, clerk Wayne Horner and deputy-reeve Lloyd Hendrick. Zurich Citizens News photo. Called to Sebringville Popular minister resigns July 1, Rev. Harold F, Currie of Hensall United Church will conclude a nine year pastorate in the Hensall and Chiselhurst congregations. Mr. Currie came to Hensall from Hamilton where he was a social service worker under the United Church of Canada in the H ensall personals Mrs. George Moir is a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter. Mr. & Mrs. Brian McNeill, Mr, & Mrs. Bill Knights and Jane, of Blenheim were weekend guests with Mr. & Mrs. Harry Snell Mr. & Mrs, Fred Ireland of Toronto were weekend visitors with the latter's parents, Mr. & Mrs. Norman Jones. Mrs. George Moir is a patient in South Huron Hospital. Mrs. Amelia Schroeder who has spent the past two months in Big Rapids Michigan returned to the home of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. & Mrs, Ed Schroeder, last week. Mrs. George Parker, who has beeii a patient in South Hurd. Hospital, returned to her home this week. inner city with headquarters at Wesley Centre. This was a pilot project of the United Church which has now become firmly Rebekahs plan for DDP visit Noble Grand Mrs. Myrtle Taylor presided at the regular session of Amber Rebekah Lodge No. 349 Wednesday evening, assisted by the Vice Grand Mrs. Elizabeth Riley who reported for the visiting committee. The treasurer, Mrs. Dorothy Corbett, gave the financial report. District Deputy President, Mrs. Lois McFalls, will make her official visit to the Lodge, April 7, and the district meeting will be' held at Pride of Huron, Lodge Exeter April 14 at 2p.m. to which all Past Noble Grands are invited to attend. by LOUISE KIRK Mr. & Mrs. Don Kyle of Pen- ticton, B.C., en route from a Caribbean cruise, visited several days with Mr. & Mrs. Emerson Kyle and Jim and with Mrs. Earl Thiel of Zurich, GRAND BEND — 238-2374 EXETER — 235.1422 NOW IN FULL SWING AT ALL 18 CONKLIN YARDS THROUGHOUT Southwestern Ontario ;1 Williams Hairstyling EASTER PARADE Spring is almost here so book your Easter perm now. Good basic perm $8.50, Or with extra lustre and hold conditioners from $10.00 up. 262-2102 HENSALL HENSALL FREEZE KING Old Fashioned Prices Fri., Sat. & Sun. March 12, 13 & 14 Buy One .,. Get Another One FREE • MILK SHAKES *SUNDAES • ICE CREAM CONES Open Fri. &Sat.; 5:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. Sunday - 12:00 Noon to 7:00 p.m. PHONE 262-2838 ATTENTION FARMERS! NOW AVAILABLE Limited Acreage of Contract Feed Barley and Oats ENQUIRE EARLY — DON'T BE DISAPPOINTED! Also: • SEED BEANS • SEED GRAIN • FERTILIZER • AQUA and ANHYDROUS • SPRAYS "USE YOUR CO—OP" HENSALL DISTRICT CO OPERATIVE PHONE 262-2928 HINSALL "?..MRsp4 • .',WPAVaZifeatir AL'S MARK ET HENSALL - ONTARIO A bylaw ratifying the hiring of a fire chief and the remunerations paid to the fire brigade was approved at Hensall council, Friday evening. Fire chief David Sangster will receive $300 per annum, plus $6.00 for each practice, $2.00 per call, and $4.00 per hour while on a fire call, The deputy chief is paid $10.00 per month; captains receive $8.00 per month while firemen get $5.00. Each receives $2.00 per call and $3.00 per hour while on call. The secretary receives $10.00 per month and engineers and motor mechanics are paid $6.00. Under a previous agreement the, fire chief received $20.00 per • month plus $2,00 per call and CHEESE SLICES Staff ords APPLE PIE FILL McCormicks CANDY Supreme BLEACH CAKE MIXES pouch pack 9 oz. Sunlight LIQUID DETERGENT Schneiders 26 lb. Canada No. 1 P. E• POTATOES Kelloggs 24 oz. 17 oz. CORN FLAKES or RICE KRISPIES PRODUCE 16 oz., deal pack 19 oz. 9 oz. 128 oz. 100's 2 roll pack 2/24 oz., deal pack $3.00 per hour while on fire duty, Pay to other members of the brigade is not increased in the new agreement. Another bylaw was approved which grants ,remuneration to council and Public Utilities commissioners. The reeve will receive $425 per annum; the council members and PUC employees will be paid $329 per annum, plus $24.00 while at- tending conventions pertaining to village business. Auxiliary gives to charities The Legion Ladies Auxiliary met Tuesday with President Mrs. Vic Stan presiding, A donation of $50.00 was made to the Legion Auxiliary bursary fund and $10.00 to the local Guiding Association. Members will canvass for the Red Cross this month. Plans were made for the annual Penny Sale. A social evening will he held in the Legion Hall, March 27. The zone commander, Mrs. Evelyn Carroll of Goderich, will make her official visit. Nominations for election of of- ficers were held. Mrs. W. H. Bell won the mystery prize. Mrs. Hilda Smale won the guessing prize, and the attendance prize was won by Mrs. Alice Koehler. In other business council agreed to purchase a 1965 model 1315 Allis Chalmers tractor, complete with 60' hydraulic loader and snow blower from Hyde Brothers at a cost of $3,450,. Ernie Davis was appointed weed inspector for 1971; and council agreed to send all taxes in arrears to the county clerk for collection. Councillor Knight brought to the members attention a recent announcement of unconditional loans from the provincial government for park im- provements to create em- ployment, He suggested the council take advantage of such a loan to get the park cleaned up. Council agreed that the park needs to be drained and after some discussion decided to get an estimate on what this project would •cost, A motion to install a ten inch drain on the north side of Queen Street was passed. Council was informed that a motor had been purchased for the old fire truck. Ernie Davis, utility man, reported seven dead trees had been cut down and that the stumps would be removed at a later date and that three more trash cans had been made up for the park for the summer. A motion was passed that the stop sign on Elizabeth Street at Richmond Street be changed to Richmond Street to facilitate employees leaving the Boise Cascade Company. A special meeting has been called to meet with Ontario Water Resources to discuss a sewerage system for the village. Accounts were paid in the amount of $5,378,70 which in- cluded Hensall's share of the Hensall Tuckersmith drain. RED1-MIX CONCRETE (ALSO FORM WORK) McCann Const. Ltd. DASHWOOD Phone 237-3381 or 237-3422 established in the city of Hamilton. A native of Lambeth, Mr. Currie is a graduate of the University of Western Ontario and also a graduate in theology from Emmanuel College, Toronto. He has been active in the past as a reserve chaplain in the former R.C.A.F. having served a term of 15 years. During the past two years Mr. Currie has been chairman of the Huron-Perth Presbytery of the United Church and has been secretary of the London Con- ference Stewardship committee for several years, Rev. Currie has accepted a call to become Minister of Emmanuel United Church, Sebringville, Friends shower bride-elect Mrs. Doug Mann and Mrs, Earl Campbell entertained at Mrs. Mann's home Saturday afternoon for Wendy Moir, bride-elect of this month, at a miscellaneous shower attended by neighbours and friends. The home decorated in pink and white and the presentation address was read by Mrs. Earl Campbell. The gifts were presented by Vicki Mann. A social hour was enjoyed with lunch served by the hostesses. 790 694t 39t 3/$1 59' r. 590 ,1k Mother Parkers economy TEA BAGS RAISINst BREAD Robin Hood Delsev Boutique TOILET TISSUE Kleenex Jumbo TOWELS California New Crop 113 Sunkiq VALENCIA ORANGES PARSNIPS 2 lb. Canada NO. 1 Grade VIIEEKENI) SPECIALS Mar., 10, 11, 1Z 13 The World's Pay of Prayer services in -Benson was. WO .in Carmel Presbyterian .Church. Mrs, Erie.1,,uther of Hensall, gave a very inspiring message, choosing as her text from Colossians,. the theme being .4 new people for a new age. Those taking part in the service were Mrs. Earle Rowe, Mrs. Times,Advocate, March j1,'1971 POO' Lac ies unite for service Vera Mclerlica,. Mrs, Rodger Venner, Mrs, Alvin Cole, Mrs, Gordon $chW91119, Mrs. ..19/41 :f3rintnell, Mrs. Annie Reid, :Mrs.. John Baker, Mrs, R, Yaristone, WS.. C. V911400, Mrs, R. A, Orr Mrs. Lutbor also favoured with a $919 accompanied by her husband. pianist was Mrs, E, Munn Davids CAROUSEL BISCUITS 21b. bag 75 2/650 4 /554 530 bag 874 doz. 594 bag 294 3/$1 2/884 Smoked 470 Coleman Wieners ..490 Ground Chuck th.730 Beef & Pork Sausage ,b. 390 Fresh Side Pork th.390 Corned Beef lb. 690 Bologna 3.. $1 slit. 390 Side Bacon Cam„irer.iess lb. 550 Minute Steaks lb. 98 Picnic Shoulders cry-o-vac halves lb. Fresh CHICKEN LEGS or BREASTS it).55t Fresh PORK HOCKS lb. 254 FROZEN FOOD Swanson' TV DINNERS beef, swiss, Chopped Sirloin 2/$1* 25