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COHREsPoNoENTs
Mrs. Joyce Pepper, Phone 262-2344
Mrs, Bertha MacGregor, Phone 262-2025
Council grants pay raises
makes no new appointments
Auxiliary realizes profit
The January meeting of the month of January.
Legion Ladies Auxiliary was held
Tuesday evening at the Legion
Hall with President Mildred
Chalmers presiding. It was
reported that a good profit was
realized from the sale of the
Money Doll, tickets and that this
profit has been donated towards
ice time at the arena for free
skating on Saturdays for the
It was decided by the Ladies
Auxiliary and the Mens Legion to
hold a social evening on January
20, with tickets to the public being
available from any Legion
member. The mystery prize was
won by Wanda McClinchey and
the guessing prize by Irene
Davis.
January 11 1973 'Pap ,5
Announce New
Healing Substance:
Shrinks Piles
Exclusive healingsubsta nee proven to sbrialt
hemorrhoids sod molt-42111am) tissue.
A renowned research institute has
found a unique healing substance
with the, ability ,to shrink hemor-
rhoids painlessly It relieves itching
and discomfort in minutes and
speeds up healing of the injured,
inflamed tissue,
In case after case, while gently
relieving pain, actual reduction
(shrinkage) took place
Most important of all— results
were so thorough that this improye-
ment was maintained over a period
of many months.
This was accomplished with a new healing substance Wio-Dyne)
which quickly helps heal injured
cells and stimulates growth of new
tissue.
Now .Elio-Dyne is offered in OM.
ment and suppository form called
preparation H. Ask for it at all drug
stores. Satisfaction or your money
refunded.
McGregor
Top Quality
BEEF
Government Inspected
Whale
Beef 794
Half
Beef 804
Cut and Wrapped
Quick frozen
free Delivery
Within 10 Mile
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Phone 262-5839
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That's why we suggest you call us right
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TRUST COMPANY SINCE 1889
Manager: Ron Cottrell
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It's Our Annual January
CLEARANCE
10% TO 30% Off
LADIES'
• Dresses • Hot Pant Dresses
• Pant Suits • Slacks
• Blouses • Cardigans
20% TO 30% Off
Balance of Children's
WINTER APPAREL
• Snowsuits • Coats • Hats
• Jackets • Scarves • Mitts
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GIRLS' DRESSES, JUMPERS 1, •
SKIRTS, PANT SUITS 13 Off
CHILDREN'S AND
WOMEN'S SNOW BOOTS 25% To Swyo F
MEN'S ANWOMEN'S
SNOWMOBILE BOOTS 207 Off •
ALL SALES CASH and FINAL
TAYLOR'S Revvadeyar-to-
Huron's Largest Selection of Children's Wear
MAIN ST. HENSALL
lb.
lb. 6 9t'
tin 8 9 t
lb. 530
110. 990
990
lb , 790
CHEESE SLICES
Nabob
PIE FILLING
Heinz in Tomato Sauce
SPAGHETTI
St. Williams, witb Pectin, Raspberry or Strawberry
„. 2/85
8 1/2 oz. 2%
,40z. 4/89(
JAMS
24oz, 5 7(
MAC oz & CHEESE DINNERS 5/89
14 oz 3/794 B EANS
6-10 Turkeys
white or pink size 48's
Florida
Grapefruit
Canada No. 1
FROZEN FOOD
Deal Pack regular 39t
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Aylmer Choice
TOMATOES ,,,,z 3/95f
Heinz in Tomato Sauce
15 oz. 67(
10 oz. $ 1.45
15 oz. 49(
1 lb. bag 87(
Westons
BAKE 'N' SERVE BREAD
Special Price 2/6 54
80t.3/894
Ground Beef
Homemade
Head Cheese
Frozen Grade A
Wieners
Centre Cut
Loin Chops
No. 1 store sliced
Side Bacon
FRUITS & VEGETABLES
Green Cabbage
Canada No. 1
Carrots
WEEKEND SPECIALS
January 10. 11, 12, 13
PLEASE NOTE: We reserve the right to limit
all quantities an aitadvertised hems. MARKET
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for the
BUDGET-
MINDED
HOUSEWIFE
Kelloggs
SPECIAL K
INSTANTHct COFFEE
FiBRIC SIZING
Mother Porkers All Purpose Grind.
COFFEE
Chicken, Turkey or Beef
SWANSONS POT PIES
1O/89$
lb. 10$
2 3 lb. bags 69$
M
PLAN FOR KIDS DAY — The annual Crippled Kids weekend at the
Pineridge Chalet near Hensall will be held on Saturday and Sunday,
February 17 and 18, Mooseburgers will again be on sale, Above, Don
Mousseau of the Chalet is shown with n moose which was shot by
Donald MacDonald of Kitchener while on a hunting trip with Elwood
Epps of Clinton. Citizens News photo
Treasurer installed
by :Rebekah lodge
Neilands and Leonard Erb; fire
committee, Harold Knight and
Murray Baker;
Representative to the Ausauble
River Conservation Authority,
will be Lorne Hay; auditors,
Montieth and Montieth. Robert
Caldwell and Bevin Bonthron will
fill the vacancies on the parks
board.
E.R, Davis thanked council for
his Christmas bonus reported
snow removal and sanding and
presented the bill for snow
removal. He asked for a raise of
$500 per year for the next two
years which Council granted.
This will bring his salary to $6300
per year. The Clerlis salary will
be $5500 for 1973. Council ap-
proved a suggested salary for
members of the Parks Board of
$8 per month and $12 per month
for the chairman if they are
at the meeting.
Charles Hay approached
council regarding a new ruling
for salaries of PUC Com-
missioners. Council subsequently
Unit IV
Unit IV Hensall United Church
met last Thursday afternoon at
the Church. Mrs. J. McAllister
presided and opened with A New
Years poem and welcomed the 20
ladies present. Mrs. McAllister
conducted the devotional and
read an article entitled "What is
the New Year". She also quoted
"may we sincerely remember
the Lord is my Shepherd", for the
coming year.
Mrs. C. Britton assisted by
Mrs. R. Erratt presented the
study on India, mentioning Dr.
McLure and displayed lovely
articles of Indian art, dolls, lace
and brass. India is very much in
the news to-day. It covers one
million square miles with a
population of 550 million com-
pared to Canada covering three
million square miles and
population of 22 million people.
One out of every six people in the
world to-day is Indian, with
population being one of India's
greatest problems. Doctors are
available, one to every 5,000
people.
For the program a piano in-
strumental was given by Greta
Lammie. Membership fees were
paid, and Mrs. McAllister read a
card of thanks from Mrs. Laird
Mickle and also a card of thanks
from Mrs. Isobel Cann thanking
passed a by-law whereby
councillors will receive $350 per
year and the reeve will receive
$425 per year, with one-third
considered as expenses for at-
tending meetings and performing
other duties.
Expenses for put of town
conventions will be paid $24 pe-
day or $12 for morning session
and $15 for afternoon' session, The
P.U.C. Commissioners will
receive the same remuneration.
In general business, council
will apply for the final road
subsidy for 1972. A building
permit was issued to John Baker
to build a patio and make
renovations to a family room.
Reeve Baker suggested that
Council do something about
sewers. Harold Knight will attend
a hearing regarding the land
division applied for by Robert
Wedge. Arrangements were also
made for cutting trees under the
winter works program,
Bills and accounts of $1861.67
were ordered paid.
the ladies for quilting they had
done and requesting that they
=Nark on another quilt at a later
date. The meeting closed by
everyone repeating a New Years
resolution.
Unit 11
Unit II of Hensall United
Church met Monday evening at
the Church for their first meeting
of the new year. Mrs. Wilmer
Ferguson presided, welcomed
everyone and opened the meeting
with a prayer. Mrs, Bill Mickle
presented the devotional entitled
"Planning for India's future".
The roll call was answered by
13 members and one guest with a
New Years resolution. It was
announced that there would be
three general meetings in 1973, in
May, October and December.
Unit II are responsible for
flowers for the Church in
February.
Mrs. Vern Alderdice in-
troduced the new study this year
on India, dwelling mainly on
family planning. A tray of
products of India was displayed.
The meeting closed with the
benediction, and lunch was
served by hostesses Mrs. Eric
Mansfield and Mrs. Pete
McNaughton.
Sunday morning service
of Worship
At the Sunday morning service
of worship in Hensall United
Church Rev. Don Beck preached
on the sermon topic "Things that
last forever". The Travers
family entertained with Gayle
and Don singing a beautiful duet
accompanied on the piano by
Tom.
As the sanctuary of the Church is
being decorated, services for the
next two Sunday's will be held in
the Fellowship Hall and the
congregation are asked to please
use the side entrance.
Mrs. Irene Blackwell, Noble
Grand of ArnIrr Rebekah Lodge
Presided for the regular Meeting
on Wednesday evening assisted
by the Vice Grand, Mrs, Aldeen
Volland, who reported for the
visiting committee,
Several cards of thanks were
read by the Recording Secretary
Mrs, Leona Parke for, flowers and
treats received at Christmas.
Mrs. Dorothy Corbett gave the
Treasurer's report.
A progressive euchre party is
planned for January 12 to which
everyone is welcome.
Arrangements were also made
to hold a euchre party following
the pictures which are to be
shown on January 15 by Miss De
Groot, Clinton.
The regular meeting on
January 17 will be "Secret Pal
gift exchange." All members are
asked to be present.
Past D.D.P, Mrs. Ruby Bell,
assisted by Past N.G. Mrs,
Bertha MacGregor and Warden
Mrs. Margaret Consitt installed
the treasurer Mrs. Dorothy
Corbett, who was unable to at-
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nobody can see you." And I
replied, "I'm going to call a press
conference, and admit it was all
your fault, because you'd waxed
the floor, and you cynical, almost
vicious hadn't put the cat out,
and you weren't down to help me
with the groceries."
Ah, heck! I shouldn't put her
through all that. It was not her
fault, except that she'd waxed the
floor and hadn't put the cat out
and didn't come down to help
with the groceries and insists I
take my boots off when I come in
onto her rotten polished floors.
It's not so bad, really, Apart
from the cuts on my nose, which
look as though a gang of
Glaswegians had worked me
over, there are only the eyes.
For some reason, when you
break you nose, there's a great
sympathy from your eyes.
They don't weep, except for the
first six hours. They swell up and
up and up. At first they are red.
Then they begin to look like a
couple of tea-bags that have been
on the booze. And when the worst
is over, they turn a sort of bilious
yellow.
When that happens, you know
you are home free, and that all
you have to do is think up witty
answers for the query: "Wife
beat you up again?"
tend the official installation.
Following the meeting a Social
hour was enjoyed in the lower hall
With Mrs. Margaret Ingram,
hostess.
Peit4s4014
Kenneth Jones, Guelph, visited
recently his parents, Mr. & Mrs.
Harold Jones..
Lynn Gackstetter and Wm.
Anderson, Guelph, visited with
Mr. .4 Mrs. Harplci. ,Jones and
Mr. & Mrs. Earl Deichert,
Zurich visited with Mr. & Mrs,
Harold Jones recently.
When a Vega and a Pinto collide,
you get a Veto except when they
back into each other. Then it's a
Toga.
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Hensall Town Council held
- their first meeting of 1973 after
the reeve and councillors had
taken the oath of office as ad-
ministered by Clerk Campbell.
Reeve John. Baker stated that
there would be no changes in the
committies: street committee,
Leonard Erb and Murray Baker;
property committee, Paul
Neilands and Harold Knight;
village representatives to the
recreation parks and community
centre board for 1973, Paul
WMS to visit
nursing home
The President Mrs. Gordon
Schwalm presided for the
meeting of Carmel Presbyterian
W.M.S. on Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Harvey Hyde and Mrs.
Percy Campbell were in charge
of the program and worship. Mrs.
Campbell read from the Glad
Tidings a message entitled "A
Small Reflection on a New
Year". Mrs. Hyde introduced the
, new study on "India".
The Roll Call was answered
with the payment of fees and a
"New Year Resolution". Mrs. A.
*0 Orr gave the secretary's report
and Mrs. Edgar Munn gave the
treasurer's report.
Mrs. Hyde announced that the
W.M.S. will be visiting the
Queensway Nursing Home in
April. Mrs. Harry Snell reported
for the Associate members.
Several members will attend the
Huron Presbyterial being held in
Knox Church, Goderich on
January 10. Mrs. Grace closed
the meeting with Prayer,
Mrs. Clarence Volland,
President of the Ladies' Aid
prekided for the meging of the
Ladles . Mrs. Hyde presented the
trea'surer's report and Mrs. Snell
gave the secretary's report. The
Annual Congregational meeting
will be held January 26 at 7:30
p.m. in the school-room of the
4 church.
;:'or.4ciipted4
Jim Orr, London visited
recently with his cousins Mr. &
Mrs. Andy Orr.
Mr. & Mrs. George Parker and
sons were recent visitors with
Mr. & Mrs. Don MacLaren and
family in Oakville.
Homer Campbell is a patient in
South Huron Hospital, Exeter.
A beautifully coloured ring-
necked pheasant was seen
running in the vacinity of Mill
Street in Hensall Sunday af-
ternoon.
Church women hold
New Year's meetings