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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1972-12-07, Page 6Ple• 6 710.•!;e1-Advocate, 11:ThcItrnber .7, 1.972 and district news CORRESPONDENTS Mrs., 40Y00 PPPPOre Phone 262,2$44 Mrs. Bertha MacGregor, Phone 262-2025 United Church Women hold Christmas general meeting I WON'T GET TOO CLOSE — Michael Jeffrey needed a little help from his father Barry in order to get a candy cane from Santa Claus at Drysdale Crest Hardware in Hensall Friday night. Sitting on. Santa's knee is Kenny Mallard. T-A photo Thank-offering meeting I) 0 tx . Plonks for supporting me at the polls. Seosons Greetings Marilyn Kunder RESIDENTS OF HAY TOWNSHIP HENSALL, DASHWOOD and ZURICH My sincere thanks .. for the gratifying expression of support and confidence. Herb Turkheim THANK YOU! VOTERS OF HAY TOWNSHIP My sincere thanks to all those whop supported me, and worked on my behalf, in the municipal election on Monday. Lloyd HENDRICK THANKS VOTERS OF HAY TOWNSHIP A sincere thank you to all those who supported me in the election on Monday. My congratulations to those who were elected to office. 'Tony' Bedard i BALL MACAULAY BUILDING SUPPLIES HENSALL 262-2713 CLINTON — 482-9514 SEAFORTH — 527-0910 'We want to thank you for your patronage during the year and to remind you that Our Fiscal Year Ends Dec. 31 Potato Chips Scott Toilet Tissue Coronation Baby Dill Pickles Chase & Sanborn Coffee Flamingo Butter Tarts 10 oz. FROZEN FOOD Marton Pot Pies 8 oz. Beef, Turkey, Chicken .590 lb. 490 lb 790 51.29 pc. no 690 lb. 79! Side Pork Boneless Rolled Pot Roast Sirloin Steak Bacon sliced lb. 790 Fully processed Hinds of Beef Fla, FRUITS ,& VEGETABLES Grapefruit Fla, Zipperskin Tangerines Can, No, 1 Waxed Turnips size 48, red or white installs executive The Christmas General Meeting of the Hensall U.C.W. was held in the Fellowship Hall of the Church Monday evening, with Grace Drummond and Helen MacLean welcoming at the door. New President, Kay Mock presided and opened with an article entitled "A Womans conversation with God". Two duets were rendered by Pearl Passmore and Mary Goodwin with Belva Fuss accompanying on the piano, The devotional given by Will Beck was centered around keeping Christmas all year round, Elva Forrest read the Christmas story and a Christmas Litany and affirmation were read by all, Belva Fuss favoured everyone with piano selections of favorite Christmas music, which was very much enjoyed, A touching Christmas story "Tell me about Christmas" was read by Elva Forrest, Anita Cook gave a short report on the feelings of the units of having nursery in the Church, and it was decided that a list of names would be drawn up con- cerning this matter for the coming year. Mona Alderdice conducted the business session and opened with a Christmas prayer. The roll call was answered by 43 members and three guests, and the unit leaders gave a short report on the years work. Year end reports were given from various com- mittees; Mrs. Erratt reported for supply and welfare, Mrs. Ella Council okays applications Hensall village council was informed that the Hensall Kin- smen and Kinettes have pur- chased a tractor for use at the arena. Previously, council had passed a motion to make the first payment on a tractor, but this will not be necessary. Murray Bell was hired to plough the roads at the dump, and C. E, Reid was hired by council to plough the roads in the village. Council also decided at the meeting to make applications for Winter Works programs for the village. Clerk Earl Campbell said, however, that they have not yet received the application forms. Two building permits were approved at the meeting: one for Murray Baird for renovations, and one to John Beer for a new house. Bills and accounts of $62,952.24 were approved. Drysdale for flower fund, Mrs. Mable Shirray for friendship and visitation, Doreen Spencer for treasurer's report and financial report by Mildred McNaughton. The budget for the U.C.W. presented was accepted. The nominating committee report was given by Elva Forrest. New President Kay Mock said a few words of encouragement to everyone for the coming year. Mona Alderdice read a recipe for Christmas and closed the meeting with the familiar carol, Silent Night and a Christmas prayer. Sunday Morning Service Sunday morning in Hensall United Church was the celebration of the Lord's Supper. Five new members, Mr. and Mrs. David Brock, Mrs, Doug Shirray, and Mr. and Mrs. Howie Wright were welcomed into the fellowship of the congregation. Rev. Don Beck preached on the sermon topic "Prepare the way of the Lord". The Travers family entertained with a lovely duet "Mansion on the Hilltop", by Don Travers, his Daughter Gayle; and son Tom accompanying on the piano. 4-H girls hold, final meetings The seventh and eighth meetings of the Hensall 4-H "Roaring Twenties" were held recently at the home of Mrs. Bill Fuss. At meeting seven, plans for a buffet luncheon were made and the luncheon was enjoyed at the eighth meeting. Plans were discussed for the skit to be presented on Achievement Day. OOOOOOOO 111111111111101 ....... 11111111 llllllllllll 111111 lllllllll 11 Hensall personals 1111 lllllllllllllllllll 111111111111111111 llllllllllllllllllll lllll Members of the Hensall Kinette Club visited residents of the Queensway Nursing Home this past Sunday morning and handed out treats and favours to everyone_ The Young People from the Christian Reformed Church of Exeter visited the home Sunday evening and en- tertained the residents with a sing-song. Mr. & Mrs. William Simpson, Birmingham Michigan, visited last week with their aunt Mrs. Marguerite Bonthron. Dutch elm disease was found in Nova Scotia for the first time in 1969. W.M.S. The W.M.S. and Associate members of Carmel Presbyterian Church held their thank-offering meeting Monday evening. Mrs. Harry Snell and Mrs. Bev Beaton were in charge of the program. The Scripture reading was taken by Mrs. Beaton and Mrs, Snell gave a reading "Keeping Christmas" after which Mrs. Beaton led in prayer. The of- fering was taken by Mrs, M. Glanville and Mrs. A. Orr and dedicated by Mrs, Glenn Bell. The guests, Mrs. Grace Har- pole and Mrs. Grace Peck, were introduced by Mrs. Beaton. Mrs. Harpole favoured with piano numbers and Mrs, Peck gave an interesting demon- stration on Christmas decorations. Mrs. Snell read a poem "This Is The Time," The election of officers as follows were installed by Mrs. Esther Wright: president, Mrs. Gordon Schwalm; vice- president, Mrs. John Soldan; secretary, Mrs. A. Orr; treasurer, Mrs, Edgar Munn; literature secretary, Mrs. Harvey Hyde; associate mem- bers, Mrs. Harry Snell; supply secretary, Mrs. Edith Bell; glad tidings secretary, Mrs. Edgar Munn; friendship and service, Mrs. Earl Campbell; pianist, Mrs. Edgar Munn; cradle roll superintendent, Mrs. A, Orr; Queensway representative, Mrs. Harvey Hyde. The President, Mrs. Schwalm presented Mrs. Myrtle Dick with a Life membership certificate and Mrs. Bruce Walker will also be presented with a Life Mem- berhip Certificate. We Would Appreciate Receiving Payment of All Outstanding Accounts Prior to that Time ACCOUNTS MAY BE PAID AT ANY OF OUR THREE OFFICES King Size Cheer Blue Bonnet Coloured Margarine Stokely Fancy Cream Corn or Peas Realemon Lemon Juice Lysol Spray Deodorizer Alcan Foil Wrap Scott facial Tissues Shirriff 200's, $1.65 3 lb. package 93t 14 oz. 4/89t 25 oz. 53( 7 oz 69‘ 18' x 25' 694 3/$1.00 2/$1.00 4 roll pack 55t 24 oz. 2/884 1 lb. bag 93( l ZS, 69( 4 /8 94 NOTICE To the Ratepayers of the Corporation of the Village of HENSALL Under the new Ontario Property Tax Credit Plan, residential and farm property taxes levied and due in 1972 must be paid by December 31. The payment of these municipal taxes will enable you to receive full credit under the Ontario plan on your 1972 income tax return. ' Signed: Earl Campbell Clerk, PLEASE NOTE This store will be open every Monday during DeceMber Hold gathering for bride-elect Friends, neighbours and relatives gathered in the Hensall Legion Hall last Wednesday evening for a miscellaneous shower in honor of Beverly Randal whose marriage to Bill Bell will take place December 9, Marilyn Campbell conducted contests and also read the presentation address. The bride- to-be sat in a decorated chair and was assisted by Joanne Bell and Lorraine Randal to open the gifts. Presenting gifts were Sandra CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY — Mr.-and Mrs. Edgar Munn of Nixon and Brenda Campbell. Hensall recently celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. The The shower was arranged by the Bell-Aire Club, and members of couple were honored at a family dinner at the Old Mill in Parkhill. this snowmobile club served a They have one daughter, Mrs. Don (Aileen) Gooding of Parkhill and delicious lunch, three grandchildren. 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