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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1972-11-09, Page 5ens a , and district news CORRESPONDENTS Mrs. Joyce. Pewee, Phone 2622344 Mrs. Bertha MacOregor, Phone 262,•2O25 Engineer to investigate FOR HOMES WHERE Space is a Problem ESPEED QUEEN READY TO FISH — One of the attractions for youngsters at Saturday's bake sale at the Hensall Presbyterian church was a fish pond. Shown above checking the rod and line are Janet Hoggarth, Debbie and Paul Coughlin and Greg Hoggarth. T-A photo McGregor Top Quality BEEF Government Inspected Whole Beef 724 Half Beef 73c Cut and Wrapped Quick Frozen Free Delivery Within 10 Mile Grant McGregor Phone 262-5839 262-2114 United Church At the Sunday morning service of worship in Hensall United Church, Rev. Don Beck preached on the sermon topic " To be or not to be". Two babies received the rights of baptism. They were Duane Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs, Donald Kyle, and Stephen Richard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Kyle. The choir sang an anthem taken from the new hymn book. Unit IV of Henson United Church Meets Unit IV of Hensall U.C.W. met Thursday afternoon at the church with leader Mrs. J. McAllister presiding. The meeting opened with a verse in honour of Ar- mistice Day and the hope for a peaceful settlement in Vietnam, Mrs. Roobal gave the devotional and Mrs, Eric Luther used as her theme "His name is wonderful" for an inspiring topic. Hymns were sung with Mrs. Sherritt accompanying and musical numbers were given by Mrs, Grace Harpole. The ladies decided to do quilting again. The 1972 slate of officers were returned for 1973. They are; leaders, Mrs. J. McAllister and Mrs. R. Errat; secretary, Mrs. H. Caldwell, Mrs. Joe Flynn; treasurers, Mrs. T. Sherritt, Mrs. O. Armstrong; pianists, Introducing Quasar,. color TV for 1973 Whether a handsome console, a table Or a portable color TV, Motorola gets it all together — the features, performance, reliability, serviceability — in Quasar Color TV for 1973. Forrest Electronics 102 Richmond St., N. Hensall Phone 262.2540 -imponnow.. Jello Mini Puddings Betty Crocker Hamburg Helpers 2 $1.00 8 oz 2/9 8t pack of 4-5 oz. 890 890 690 890 550 890 tenderloin end lb. lb. Loin Pork Roast Country style Spareribs Schneiders Mini Sizzlers Coleman Side Bacon lb. lb. lb. McCorrnicks Stokely Fancy Cream Corn or Peas 140 z. 4/89t Nabisco Shredded Wheat 20 oz, 534 Swing Orange Crystals Poly pack of 5/3 112 oz. envelopes 7 9 Vanish Toilet Bowl Cleaner 34 oz. 4 7 t Coronation Queen Olives 12 oz, 2/8 8( 2/99 25, 40, 60, 100 packages fort watt, pack of 2, 13 oz. Coleman Wieners Beef Loins fi l1 1 11 1 11 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 11 11 11 1 11 1 1 11 1M 11 2 for your freezer lb. Peanut Chip Cookies Philips Light Bulbs Tasty Nu Dinner Rolls Bere's Spanish or Blanched Peanuts Coronation fresh pock Baby Dills pack of 12 2 packages for 6 9 It 594 2/88t 794 16 oz. 10$ 81b, bag 79$ 59$ 24 oz. FRUITS & VEGETABLES Product of Costa Rica Bananas Can, No. 1 Fancy Macintosh Apples Can, No, 1 cooking Onions FROZEN FOOD Sunspun Ice Cream Half gallon, assorted flavours 6 lb. bag NOMINATIONS Notice IS hereby given to the Municipal Electors of the Village of Hensel! That in compliance with the New Municipal Elections Act, 1972. Nominations for the Positions of Reeve, Four Councillors and two Public Utility CommissionerS, will be received at the Clerk's Office Town Hall, Hensel!, by,the Clerk, during the period commencing November 9th and concluding on November 13th at 5 O'clock F.M, The required Nomination Forms may be Obtained from the Clerk's Office and must be completed, filed with and accepted by the Clerk by the above deadline. For further inforMation regarding the prOcedures under the new Elections Act, contact the undersigned. Earl Campbell Clerk-Treasurer Village of fiensall WEEKEND SPECIALS NOV, 8, 9. 10, 11 AL'S MARKET OLEASE NOTE: We reserve the tight to limit all quantities on all "advertised items. HENSALL - ONTARIO limingintentnlltlint"ltillnnulnlnulnnlnrintu11inituumiimiumint linittlin1111 imit1111111110$11111Itilltlettllt MUM(' ItItt (Mint 0111I111111111111111111111111111111111111111111101111111111111111111111011111intill Times-Acivoceto, Noyoniblr 9, 1972 Patil* Rebekohs donate to blind institute discussed. Noble ,Grand, Mrs. Irene Blackwell was appointed a representative to attend the Eye Research meetings to be held in the District. Plans were made for a Euchre Party to be held November 17, with the following committees in charge: ..entertainment, Mrs. Pearl ,Eyre, Mrs. Evelyn MacBeath, Mrs. Margaret Con- sitt; social, .Mrs. Pearl Shaddielc, Mrs. Vera Lemrnon and Mrs. Myrtle Taylor, Water problems appear Mrs. Irene Blackwell Noble Grand presided at the meeting of Amber Rebekah Lodge Wednesday evening assisted by Noble Grand, Mrs. Aldeen Volland. Mrs, Dorothy Beaton reported for the finance committee and Mrs. Aldeen Volland reported for the visiting committee. The C.P,T, committee made a donation to the Institute for the Blind, An invitation to attend the 15th annual rally of Oddfellowand Rebekah Lodges in Stratford was It was decided that the clerk should make application to the Department of Transportation and Communication for a supplementary expenditure to the amount of $6,500, Bills and accounts of $16,355,74 were ordored paid which in- cluded $115 to Bruce Horton for a used masonry saw and $250 for tarmac for a cut across the street near Boise Cascade. At a special meeting October 20, council decided to make an initial payment up to $1200 on the purchase of a tractor for the arena. rear if unemployed people were to be used on the tree program. Counciliman Pain Neilands reported that Postill had not been to bulldoze the dump and that rats were a problem at the dump. Council learned that the PUC is planning to rebuild hydro lines and trees that are a threat should be removed. Council learned that Bell Canada intends leaving Hen- sall in its present rate group, Building permits were issued to P.L. McNaughton to build a carport; to Agri Press to make renovations; and to Mrs John Kinghorn to build a new house. CHECKING RUMMAGE SALE ARTICLES — Friday's rummage sale sponsored by the Hensall Kinette club again drew a large number of articles for sale: Shown checking some of the materials are Kinettes Karen Sherman; Ann Maxwell and Linda McCallum. T-A photo Drainage problems became the chief topic under discussion when Hensall town council met November 6. Homes that previously had never had water in the basements are now plagued with water. Council decided there must be some reason for this condition and felt advice should be sought from an engineer. Road superintendent Ernie Davis reported raising the catch- basin opposite the feed mill 21 inches and that all catch basins have been cleaned, New • sidewalks have been completed on Queen Street and Mill Street; eight feet of sidewalk have been poured at the arena, and some sidewalk blocks have been put in on King Street. Council decided to leave the rest of the sidewalks • until spring if they can be done for the same money at that time. Councillor Murray Baker reported on many trees which should be removed. Council felt someone with knowledge of tree removal would have to supervise SUPERTWIN PORTABLE WASHER and DRYER ,UMMIMIUMMMIMMUIUMM uII lIJIll 1111 llllll llllll MMUMMIMMUM Hill III lllllllll Hensall personals nMOMOmnnniffliimn 11111111111111,111111111111,111 IMM.MOMIMM lllllll M llllll MUMPIMIIMIIMOIMUMM Needs". The choir sang an anthem under the direction of Mrs. Malcolm Dougall, organist. • Compact • Portable • Ready To Use (No Special Installation) • Dryer can be mounted on wall or chrome stand See Our other Super Queen Models Ed. Corbett, who was a patient in South Huron Hospital for the past three weeks, returned to his home Thursday. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Middleton and family, Wingham were re- cent visitors with Mr. Middleton's parents Mr. & Mrs. RH Middleton and also with the latter's parents, Mr. & Mrs. Jack Simmons. Mr. & Mrs. Ernie Pym accom- panied by Mrs. Ruth Knight, Seaforth, visited over the weekend with their daughter and family Mr. & Mrs. Allan Wanner, Sarnia. Gwen McLean, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Ken McLean, Hensall, received her Registered Nursing Diploma recently from the College of Nursing in Toronto. Miss McLean is presently on the staff of the Psychiatric Hospital in Goderich. Mrs. Albert Alexander spent two weeks recently visiting with Rev. and Mrs. Currie Winlaw and family, Stratford. A bride served baked ham and her husband asked why she cut the ends off. "Well, that's the way mother always did it," she replied. The next time his mother-in- law stopped by, he asked her why she cut the ends off the ham. "That's the way my mother did it," she replied. And when grandma visited, she too was asked why she sliced the ends off. She said: "That's the only way I could get it into the pan," Quality Says It All Ready Mix CONCRETE A\14171P, Plant 235;0833 Residence 228.6961 C.A.McDOWELL Local church groups meet Mechanical Contractors HENSALL The origin of Halloween was dis- Mrs. L. Mickle. Mrs. T. Sherritt; cussed, and present day social functions, Mrs. H. Halloween tricks. Caldwell. Ituiuluiminmimmilutuiluluifliflununumuluiusumuuniummuiluiuminiummiumuniumulumiumialusuimuluiumumumuumiuminimilminoultufuluminimituiulutuluimuluiumiumuniniumusiumiulululum • ar Carmel Church Rev.. W.D. Jarvis conducted service in Carmel Presbyterian church on Sunday. His sermon subject was "Man's Greatest The Explorer Group of Carmel Presbyterian Church met recent- ly in the Church basement. The roll call was called by Brenda Campbell and was answered by 11 members. Susan Stretton took up the offering. The first part of the meeting was devoted to India. with Indian jewellery and former Prime Minister Ghandi being discussed. 111 NOTICE RATEPAYERS OF THE TOWNSHIP OF HAY' The SECOND INSTALMENT of the 1972 TAXES of the Township of Hay are DUE on or before the 30th day of NOVEMBER 1972 After November 30th, Interest will be charged on outstanding taxes at the rate of 1% per month. W. C. HORNER- Tax-Collector, Township of Hay.