HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-05-06, Page 5Times-Advocate, May 0, 1971
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Lewis Bread
Hostess
Potato Chips
Schneider's Vacuum
Wieners
Lewis
Hot Dog Buns
UNITED CHURCH;
May 9 is Family Sunday.
V.C.W, will meet May O. at 2-3
p.m. and are also invited t.a
Daftb,clilirea at DashwPOO
Wednesday 2-4 p.m. B'ala will be
packed week of 9th, please leave
donations in church foyer.
The Annual Bible Society
Canvass will take place in the
villa anext week.
Ready Mix
CONCRETE
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Plant 235;0833
Residence 228.6961
A.McDOWER
Repairs To
All Makes .
• Lawn Mowers
• Garden Tractors
• Outhoard Motors
• Chain Saws
jack's
Small Engine
Repair Service
HENSALL 262-2103
107 Queen - One Block
North of Business Section
SPECIALS THIS THURSDAY,
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
1/2 Gallon Bisset's Ice Cream
With Purchase of $10.00 or More
(LIMIT ONE TO A CUSTOMER)
McLellan's
GENERAL STORE
KIPPEN
Give Her
A .. .
Portable Or
Built-In
DISHWASHER
Mothers'
Day
May 9
7 Models
To Choose From
'249" UP
Sales With Service
CREST HARDWARE
HENSALL
262-2015
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BALL - MACAULAY
BUILDING ,SUPPLIES
CLINTON 482-9514 HEN SALL 262-2713
SEAFORTH 527-0910
DID WINTER ICE RUIN
YOUR EAVESTROUGH?
Repair or Replace Them From Our Complete
Stock
as low as $1,49 per 10-ft. section
SEPTIC TANK TROUBLES?
.We have a complete stock of clay tile and fit-
tings. Also 4-inch Big '0' plastic tile cut to
length.
READY TO START — While he is probably familiar with the school,
Chris Reaburn, son of principal Robert Reaburn registered for fall
kindergarten classes Tuesday at Hensall public school. Chris is shown
with his mother and kindergarten teacher Mrs. Joyce Preszcator.
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Dinner Hams _ Cryovac Ha Ives lb, 890
Ground Chuck l,73t
Rib Steaks lb. 890
Cryovac
Side Bacon End Cuts 2 lbs. 69e
Cooked Ham lb, 890
Beef Liver lb 490
Minute Steaks lb. $1.19
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FI4OZEN FOOD
McCain
PEAS
4 lbs. 99
34-oz. 49
prepriced 73c)
(2.22 oz. tins, 590
DOVE liquid detergent, 24-oz. (prepriced 69c) 57
Brimful
TOMATO JUICE 48-oz. 3 tins 93
(chunks or crushed)
PINEAP PLE in its own juice, 14-oz. tins 4/$1
Blu
iie/Bil tGARINE 2-1b. pkg. 69
Good Morning
MARMALADE (prepriced 59c) 24-oz. jar 2/$1
SANI FLUSH
banded deal pack
JAVEX CLEANSER
Delmonte unsweetened
Stafford
CHERRY PIE FILLING
Taster's ChoiceFF
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NOXZEMA
Super $ave
ROLLS (8s) for hot-dogs or hamburgs
PANTY HOSE
(one size, fits all)
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PRODUCE
POTATOES
25 lb. bag 87
U.S. No. 1 Green
CABBAGE
lb. 12It
California
ORANGES
doz. 690
freeze-dried instant
19-oz. tin 2/93
4-oz. jar 99111"
skin cream 21/4 -oz. jar 654
3 pkgs, 854
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garbage cans.'
Davis said people encourage
dogs by not covering their gar-
bage cans properly.
Councillor Harold Knight said,
"Surely I should be able to put
garbage outside my back door
without worrying about dogs
getting into it,"
Council agreed that dogs
running at large should be
rounded up and taken to the
pound at Zurich.
Knight and Murray Baker will
represent council at a MODA
meeting in Stratford, May 19,
while other members will attend
a meeting of municipalities at
Londesboro,May 18.
With regard to new street lights
to be installed, Councillor Knight
said they were still getting prices
from various companies.
Harry Klungel, owner of
Queensway Nursing Home, was
present to inquire when the new
drain to replace the plugged one
on Queen's Street would be
replaced. He said it was causing
an unsanitary condition in his
basement.
The reeve assured him council
Was just waiting for the con-
tractor to come and do the work.
Hensall friends honor
bride-elect at shower
READYING FOR SCHOOL — Tuesday was registration day at Hensall public school for kindergarten
students for the fall term. Shown at a registration desk are Mrs. Aldon Vanstone and Kelly Marie and
Mrs. Keith Lovell and Philip. T-A photo
Although the local mill rate
increased three mills from 1970,
the overall Hensall tax levy will
be decreased from 88 mills to 85
for residential property owners.
Council also set the rate at 96
commercial for public school
supporters during 1971, and 83.44
and 94.44 respectively for
residential and commercial
separate school supporters.
This means that most
ratepayers with an average
• assessment of $2,500 will pay
about $7.50 less in taxes this year.
For the first time Hensallites
will pay their taxes in two in-
stallments, the first being due
June 30, and the second
December 30.
The dump was discussed again
by council at Monday night's
meeting and it was agreed to hire
a machine to bury the refuse
from Boise Cascade and bill the
company for the costs,
Until the time change in
October the dump is open
• Monday from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m.,
and Saturday from 8 a.m. to 1
p.m.
Reeve John Baker told utility
man, Ernie Davis, he was getting
complaints about 'dogs and
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Mr. Klungel also complained
about the poor condition of
sidewalks on the east and south
sides of his building. He said they
were dangerous for older people
to walk on.
In other business council asked
Ernie Davis to start patching the
pot holes in the streets as soon as
possible; and ordered five bucket
style walnut chairs from Hay
Stationery for council chambers.
They also' agreed to repair a
resident's boulevard with a load
of gravel, and to let the parks
board use the village tractor and
trailer from time to time in order
to keep the park cleaned up.
Three building permits were
approved for Mrs. Gladys
Coleman, renovations; house,
Roy Bell, and trailer addition for
Philip Ward.
Accounts were paid in the
amount of $7,175.59.
Open house at
church school
St. Paul's Anglican Church
School, closed the years activities
Sunday with an evening service
and Open House for parents and
friends.
In place of the sermon, the
Rector, Rev. G. A. Anderson,
conducted an old fashioned type
of oral examinations of the
pupils.
The offering will go to the
World Relief Fund.
Sugar 'n spice
— Continued from Page 4
About every two years, I make
a speech, whether I need it or not.
I'm proving something to myself.
This time it was different.
Vimy Branch is the way I like it.
They meet only twice a year, for
a real smash. They have no club
rooms, no flags, no lugubrious
mutterings about "At the setting
of the sun, we shall remember
them," Instead they have their
own band, which smashes out the
"tunes of glory" at a volume that
is exceeded only by their en-
thusiasm and skill.
The chaps took the insultswell.
Their hospitality was gracious,
unobtrusive and generous; a
hotel room, a cheque for ex-
penses, and a crock of choice. My
wife was not thrown in as an
afterthought.
Maybe I'll make another
speech in a couple of years.
Mrs. Harold Parker and
daughter Patsy were hostesses
Friday evening for a
Personals
Mr. & Mrs. R. A. Orr received
word that their son Donald had
been promoted to Master
Warrant Officer. Don is stationed
at Ottawa where he resides with
his wife Margret.
Mr. & Mrs. Keith Lindsay,
Pamela, Sheila, Kevin and Scott,
Ingersoll, Mr. & Mrs. Bryan
Underwood, Gorrie, spent the
weekend with Mrs. John Hen-
derson,
Aldon Vanstone has been ap-
pointed manager and recreation
director of the Hensall
recreation, park and community
centre.
Mrs. T, J. Sherritt has returned
from a months vacation in
Florida, where she visited with
Mr. & Mrs. Harold (Tim)
Sherritt, in Fort Lauderdale, and
also with relatives in Flint, Mich.
Mrs. Bertha MacGregor visited
recently with Mr. & Mrs. Er i c
Munroe in Seaforth.
Rod Chapman and Craig
Chapman of Strathroy visited
this week with Mr. & Mrs. Don
MacLaren and family in Scar-
borough.
Anniversary Services will be
held May 16 in Carmel
Presbyterian Church, with guest
speaker Rev. Russel Gordon of
St. George's Presbyterian
Church, London.
miscellaneous shower in honor of
Beth Snell of Exeter, bride-elect
of May. A chair was specially
decorated for the guest of honor.
Mrs. Jack Kinsman and Mrs.
Harold Parker gave readings and
contests were enjoyed.
The bride-elect was presented
with many gifts in a decorated
basket by Kathy Parker, Janet
Kinsman and Bonnie Cooper.
Refreshments were served
when Patsy Parker was assisted
by Brenda Cooper, Cindy P'',rker,
Mary Prouty and Jane'l Kin-
sman.
Mplauysicatstfudeietinvtasi
A number of interested parents
and music lovers attended the
Monday afternoon session of the
Mitchell Music Festival, held
thr
George
et hTis
A. R. C. 0., A.
R. C. M., Hamilton, was the
Veary,
adjudicator for the piano classes.
The following marks were
awarded pupils of Miss Greta
Laramie. Piano solo, grade VI,
Linda Thompson 79, Dianne
Baird 79, Piano solo, grade VII,
Linda Bell 79, Jo-ann Van Wieren
80,
Surely, inflation must be the
world's most successful thief.
Hensall
and district news
COKRESPONI,ENTS
Mrs, Maude Hodder', Phone 2024002
Mrs, Bertha MacGregor, Phone 262.21)2,5
New dump hours
4, Tax cut for ratepayers