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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-02-15, Page 5SKATERS ON PARADE — As part of Minor hockey and sports day at Hensall Saturday members of the Hensall figure skating club displayed some of their talents. Shown above are, back, left, Lori Mousseau, Aileen Klungel, Julie Mock and Joanne Bell. At the front are two of the youngest performers Julie McBride and Susan Flynn, T-A photo Village clerk refuses to accept increase in salary BALL-MACAULAY LI, E. • ENS LL- 262-2713 • WEEKEND SPECIALS FEB, 14,15, 16, 17 PLEASE NOTEt We reserve the tight to limit all quantities on all advertised items, AL'S MARKET HENSALL ONTARIO riri nrirrni 0 101111111111111111111 =1111111 11 11111111WIIIMMOHIMMIOUHIMIMMIlinnIMMIHninnillnlinnUnlInlinniMinninillinlinlliWn 111111/11111 111111111111111SIMilliMMIIIIIMMIIIIMMIMIMMISHUMIIMMIUMMIMIMIRIL = VINNIMMI• oat V Shirriff 10 oz. 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Anita then read a clipping from the paper "Man and his world", Doreen Spencer gave many interesting highlights from the study book "Ask a man about India". India's Prime Minister Indira Gandhi is very concerned about her people and is trying to close the gaps between the rich and poor. People have to be taught a properly balanced diet. Even the rich don't know how to buy, the result being thousands of children growing up physically and mentally handicapped. We are now trying to help these people learn better health rules as well as nutrition. Doreen and Anita gave an interesting My wife and I and three children would like to thank the people of Hensall and Exeter for their patronage for the past 14 years. The time has come now to say "good-bye to barbering" as a new hod* f appeari. Don McCurdy HENSALL Rent A SNIDER WEEKEND SPECIAL From Noon Friday To Noon Monday Pintos: Only '22.95 Mavericks: Only '25,95 Fords: Only 5 29.95 FIRST 100 MILES FREE Insurance Included LARRY SNIDER MOTORS LTD. EXETER 235-1640 dialogue on the problems of India. Mildred Kyle announced that the presbyterial meeting will be held in Seaforth on February 28, Anyone wanting a ride is to contact Kay Mock or Mildred Kyle. The World's Day of Prayer is to be March 2; a service is planned for the Nursing Home at 2 p.m. and the same service will be held at 3 p.m, at the Anglican Church, Vera Drysdale had an interesting cross-word puzzle on India. Lunch was served by Will Beck and Verna Hay, Unit II UCW The February meeting of Unit H of Hensall UCW was held Monday evening at the Church. Mrs. Irene Blackwell presided and opened with a hymn. Mary and Ida-Ann Blackwell showed very interesting slides and commentated on their trip to Victoria B,C, The roll call, an- swered by 18 members, was a scripture verse with the word "Love" in it, The devotion was taken by Mrs. Hazel Corbett, opening with a hymn and followed with meditation and scripture. She also read a poem entitled "Listen Christian," and closed her devotion with a hymn. Mrs,Elva Forrest for the study, told of her nephew's teachings in Woodstock, India and gave in- teresting accounts out of up to date letters she had received. She also displayed very beautiful wood carvings, tapestry, post- cards and pictures. Everyone was asked to collect clippings of India for the next meeting in March, Hostesses were Mrs. Jeanette Turner and Mrs. Marion McCurdy. Confirmation Service A service of Confirmation was held at St. Pauls Anglican Church Sunday morning by Rt. Rev. Harold Appleyard, D.D.M.C., Bishop' of Georgian Bay. Rev. G.A. Anderson presented 11 candidates for confirmation: Fergus Paul McKellar, Thomas John Roberts, Tracey Lee Turner, Linda Lee Middleton, David William Montgomery, Hugh James Mingay Connon, Peter Barry Christie, Joy Elizabeth Christie, Darlene Wanda Knee, Wallace Knee, and Perry Lorne Knee. Bishop Appleyard in his address stressed the need for prayer. The combined choirs of Trivitt Memorial, Exeter, and St, Pauls, Hensall, led the singing with Mrs. F. Forrest at the console of the organ. The Bishop Chaplain was Clarke Forrest and the Crucifer was Theopolis Williams. Carmel Church Carmel Youth Group par- ticipated in the service in Carmel Presbyterian church on Sunday morning, and played and sang three selections, Those taking part were Linda Bell, Beatrice Thompson, Sylvia Bell, Tammy Baker, Betty Lynn Koehler, Susan Stretton, Douglas Bell, Steve Knight and Garry Koehler. Rev, W.D. Jarvis conducted the service and delivered an in- spiring sermon "The will to change things," Legion Ladies Auxiliary The Hensall Ladies Auxiliary meeting was held in the Legion Hall Tuesday evening with first vice-president Mrs. Wanda McClinchey presiding. It was decided to have the Easter basket draw, with the proceeds going to the Crippled Children's Treat- ment Centre. A donation of $50 was made to the Legion Auxiliary Bursary Fund. Members are catering to a Bonspiel to be held in March. Sports Officer Mrs, Iva Reid ALL 1973 Models Now Available From British Leyland Including The 1973 Austin Mini and the 1973 Marinas SEE THEM NOW South End Service EXETER 235.232 Open Evenings By ,4ppainImenI fr NOTICE HAY TOWNSHIP WASTE DISPOSAL SITE Will Be Open On The Following Days, EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 10, 1973 Saturdays — 9 A.M. To 4 P.M. Wednesdays — 9 A.M.To 4 P.M. If one of the above days falls on a Holiday, the Disposal Site will be open the preceding days. W,C, Horner, Clerk Township of Hay 1973 Styles of panels are now in our stock. Ideal for new or replacing old style panels now in your horns. Hensall Town Council met February 12. Bylaws 1-5 dealing with the salaries of the reeve, councillors, clerk, road superintendent and appointments to the Parks Board as outlined at the last meeting were given final reading and passed. Firemen have been pumping catch basins during flood time and have had requests to pump out basements. Council passed a by-law that, where there is a request about water in the basement, the fireman shall contact the council or the road superintendent for authorization. Building permits were issued to Andre Bilche to build an addition lo his present trailer and to Leonard Erb to renovate his kitchen and panel a stairway. Next Monday night council will meet to decide about enlarging the library. Council decided that Reeve and Councillors should receive $8 for special meetings, In this day of rising costs and higher wages, one man in Hensall refused a raise in pay and asked council to leave his salary the same as last year. This man is clerk Earl Campbell, His salary is $5,000. Ernie Davis thanked Council Powagal4 Mr. & Mrs. Sim Roobal and Anthony Gelderland, Ridgetown, attended the funeral of their uncle Anthony Van Dyke of Montreal, Quebec at Montreal last week, Mrs. Henry Adkins who has been recieving treatment for the past several weeks at South Huron Hospital Exeter returned to her home this week. Randy Parker is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital London where he is receiving treatment following recent surgery on his leg.- Mr. & Mrs. Jack Corbett and for his raise in pay and gave his report. About 26 trees have been removed and there are some to be investigated at Beer's and Parker's , Council will buy trees and anyone wishing a tree to plant and care for is asked to contact council before March 1. Council seemed unanimous in thinking that something must be done to put an end to the drainage problem in Hensall. It was suggested by the reeve that the industrial committee work on the sewers and also the possibility of Cable T.V. Bills and accounts of $5,540.06 were ordered paid. This included hose time and pumping water and bulldozing the dump. Al entertained family guests this week including Mr. & Mrs. Robert Chaffe and sons, Mitchell, Mr. & Mrs. Ross Corbett and sons, Exeter, „Joan Archer, Hensall and Mr. & Mrs, Hugh Morenz, Dashwood. nutrition announced there would be a zone card party in Seaforth in the near future, The mustery prize was won by 011ie Kyle and the guessing prize by Iva Reid, Skaters add to hockey day Many interested spectators were on hand Saturday at the Hensall arena to watch the events planned for Minor Hockey Day, In house league action, Mon- treal edged New York 4-2 and Toronto and Boston played to a 4- 4 tie. All star action saw the Hensall bantams down Exeter 14-2, the Hensall midgets dumped Zurich 9-2 and the Seaforth pee wees scored a 10-5 win over Hensall, The final two games of the day were interesting with Bayfield drubbing Hensall 10-0 in a girls game and the mites edged the ' Little Guys 8-2. The Hensall figure skating club added greatly to the Minor Hockey Day events with a very good display of free skating. Four group routines were capably acted out by members at dif- ferent levels of skating, Julie Mock and Lori Mousseau skated a pair number. Julie Mock and Aileen Klungel each contributed a solo, and Julie Mock along with Deborah Denomme, Ida-Ann and Mary Blackwell, of Zurich, performed a very beautiful dance number entitled "Dutch Waltz". The two youngest members of the skating club, Julie McBride, 4, and Susan Flynn, 3, presented pro Pauline Bell and senior coach Troyann Bell with a gift on behalf of the club. Harry Klungel was the commentator for this event. Lady celebrates 90th birthday Mrs. Henry Volland celebrated her 90th birthday last week. A family dinner was enjoyed at the Hensall Hotel after which Mrs. Volland's granchildren arrived and a social evening was spent playing cards. The guest of honor was the recipient of many gifts, visits and cards. Sam Dougall who has been a patient in Westminster Hospital, London returned to his home last week. Mrs. Harry Horton returned home from South Huron Hospital, Exeter where she received treatment for the past three weeks, Mrs. Amelia Schroeder who has been a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter returned home Saturday.