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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-08-09, Page 5'RER R RgRn7 ri R SPINACH THAT TASTES LIKE POTATO CHIPS Not too long' ago nearly all medicines seemed to taste pretty awful. And just the thought Of taking .them was unpleasant. But, today advanced developments in flavoring agents have made most Medicines taste almost "too good", Along with the good comes some bad. When children no longer wince and make a bad face at medicine-taking then it creates a special need to be extra careful. Mere caution must be exercised to keep medicine containers out-of ,reach and tightly shut. And, just be- cause it might taste like something good to eat It should never be referred to In that way. Bob Middleton, Pitting Stan Horrell, Phrnt3 MIDDLETON Dr5.5.Th , PHONE 235-1570 EXETER ,L-A Il R R WEEKEND SPECIALS AUGUST 8, 5,10, 11 PLEASE Non: We reserve the tight lo limit all quantifies on all advertised 'terns, • 'a s.,ZA,-cptro &,• t46 MEMORIAtS T PA,Vt 1Y i _ 4 T. PRYDE & SON LTD. Phone 235-0620 Main St., Exeter • MONUMENTS • MARKERS • INSCRIPTIONS Contact Jack Pryde: Office 235-0620 or Home 235.1384 DISPLAYS ALSO IN GODERICH AND CLINTON "OUR BUSINESS ESTABLISHED 1919" Relatives from Florida and Scotland visit in Hensall Henson CORRESPONPENTS Mrs. Joyce Pepper, Phone 262-344 Mrs. Bertha,MacGregor, Phone 202.2020 and district news RETIRING EMPLOYEE HONORED - Gordon Schwalm, an 18 year employee of Bendix Homes Incorporated at Hensall was honored upon his retirement, Thursday, Shown in the above picture are company general manager and vice-president Don Morphew, Gordon Schwalm and recreation vehicle divisTi-oAn photo superintendent Andy Imanse, Tuckersmith debentures to update phone system TimesrAdvgcate, Augu0 9, 1973 Page Mrs. Brock's sister, Mr. & Mrs. James Barr of Florida, and neice Miss Nangle from Newark, New Jersey visited Wednesday af- ternoon last week with Mr. & Mrs. Fred Broelt. Mr. & Mrs, Robert Mallen, Jedburgh, Scotland visited the past three weeks with Mr. Mallen's sister and her husband and family Mr, & Mrs. John Skea, Mr. & Mrs. J.R. Rathwell, Bob, Ted and Mary \a Lindsay, and Mrs. Mary Holmes, Shelburne were recent visitors with Mr, & Mrs. Gordon Love, Lynn, Paul and Joan Dobbs have been holidaying with their grandparents Mr, & Mrs. Sim Roobal, Mr. Austin Dilling and Mr, Lorne Galbraith of the Strath- mere Lodge, Strathroy, visited with the former's brother Mr, Wilbert Dilling on Friday. Cornelius Roobal, Ond- Beyerland, Holland, arrived Tuesday to spend a few weeks with his brother and wife Mr. & Mrs. Sim Roobal, and Mr. & Mrs. •Don Dobbs of Seaforth, Major & Mrs. Robert Graham, David and Kathryn, Kingston, spent the holiday weekend with Mr, & Mrs, Gordon Love. Mr. & Mrs, R,A. Orr motored to Lucknow on Sunday and attended the Home Coming Service of the 100th anniversary of the Lucknow Presbyterian Church, Rev. William Henderson of Woodstock was the guest speaker. While there, they visited with Mrs, May McKendrick, and Mr. & Mrs. Don Cameron of Lucknow and Mrs. Jean Aitchison of Wingham. Many old acquaintances were renewed at this time, Mrs. Laird Mickle spent a few days recently in Kitchener as a guest of her daughter and son-in- law, Mr, & Mrs. Brian Collins. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Marie, Mitchell were recent visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Jack Corbett and Al, They were accompanied home with their sons, Jackie, Joey and Toney, who had been holidaying with their grandparents Mr. & Mrs. Jack Corbett. Mr. & Mrs. Bill Jaques and family, Newcastle, and Mr. & Mrs. Harold Jaques and family, Cooksville were recent visitors with their parents, Mr. & Mrs. Oliver Jaques. Mr. & Mrs. Don MacLaren, Jodi and Brooke returned to their home in Oakville after holidaying at Pine Lake Camp, Bayfield and visiting with Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Chapman and Mrs. Bertha MacGregor. Mr. & Mrs. Ross Corbett, Steven and Jeff recently attended the Taylor reunion at Sundridge. Bradley Sangster returned home after a holiday with Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Holland and family, Clinton, Mrs. Pearl Shaddick attended the funeral of her nephew-in-law Stewart MacCauly at Windsor Saturday. Congregations at United Church Services again resumed Sunday morning in Hensall United Church with Rev, Don Beck occupying the pulpit and preaching on the sermon topic "Touch and you will feel". Mr. Harry Horton sang a very lovely solo with Mrs, Turkheirn accompanying on the organ. The Presbyterian and United congregations are worshipping together this month in the United Church. The flowers were placed in the Church from the Dalton-Parker wedding. By GORDON MORLEY The Brinsley U,C.W. was held Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Harvey Steeper, Mrs. William Fenton opened the meeting with a call to worship followed by the singing of a hymn. First scripture reading was taken by Cindy Prest. Mrs. Fenton gave a poem ,followed by a reading on Christian Service. Mrs. H, Steeper read second scripture, followed by another hymn. Mrs. Fenton led in prayer. Roll call was answered by 17 members present. Mrs. Marion Pickering was presented with a gift from the society. It was decided to have a Bake Sale at the KOA camp grounds, Nairn, Aug. 18. Personals Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs. Jack Tweddle, West McGillivray, on the arrival of their baby girl. Cathy Lewis has been de- tasselling corn in the fields of Stewart Research Acres, Ailsa Craig. Debbie and Jimmy Allison are holidaying with Mr, & Mrs, Eddie Allison and daughter at Sudbury. Mr, & Mrs, John Dyek and Victor visited with Gordon and Kathleen Morley Sunday. Closed for Holidays August 13 to 18 Back in business Tuesday, Aug. 21 Jack's Small Engine Repair Service HENSALL 262-2103 107 Queen - One Block North of Business Section Tuckersmith Township will sell to the Ontario Municipal Improvement Corporation the debenture issue of $125,000,00. It will be used by the Tucker- smith Municipal telephone system to update the system. The interest rate will be 9 percent per annum. In other business a discussion was held with Garry Davidson, director of Huron County plan- ning on its proposed zoning bylaw. This had been previously introduced but not finalized due to a number of clauses which were opposed by area residents, The zoning bylaw was for a triangle covering Vanastra and a farming area bordered by Clinton, Brucefield and Egmondville. No firm decision was taken as to whether council will proceed with the zoning and more discussions will be held. The tender of Keith Brickman of RR1, Sebringville was ac- cepted for the construction of the Buchanan drain. The tender for - $5450.00 indicated the work would be started in August and com- pleted in September. The engineers report on the Rehorst drain was considered with engineer Henry Uderstadt of Orangeville to answer questions. Three ratepayers affected by the drain, attended the meeting;' Frank Falconer and Larry McClinchey both of RR5, Clinton and Martin Pollman of RR 4, Seaforth. The meeting on the drain, Fraservale Cad FISH a, CHIPS which is estimated to cost $31,500.00 was adjourned for further consideration. The report on the Brock drainage works was provisionally adopted and clerk James Macintosh was authorized to advertise for tenders,At the meeting to consider the report of the drain were: David Brock, RR 2, Kippen, Bruce Armstrong, (Hibbert Drainage Inspector) and Ross Riley both of RR 2 Staffa, Court of revision on the drain will be held September 4. The Morris drain in Hibbert Township in which only one Tuckersmith ratepayer is af- fec led was considered and bylaw court for it will be held on Sep- tember 4. Request for building permits were approved as follows: Robert Van Den Neucker, RR 4 Seaforth, steel grain bin; Stewart Wilson, RR 1, Brucefield, addition to barn; Gerrit Wynja, RR 4, Seaforth, steel grain bin, Harry Arts, RR 4, Seaforth, addition to barn; Martin Swichelhar, RR 4, Seaforth, steel grain bin; Douglas Wallace, RR 4, Seaforth, basement under and addition to mobile home. A request from Mrs. Norman MacLean, Egmondville to move an 18x28 log house to a lot at the back of their property' in Egmondville to be used as 'a residence was referred back to her ler further information. A residence must have 1,000 square feet of living space and the log hut would only provide 504 square feet, A request from John L. Reid, Egmondville to permit his daughter to move a house trailer onto the same lot as his residence was granted on a temporary basis up to one and a half years for use by his daughter only, A request from Seaforth Lumber to erect two houses on property on the south east corner of County Road 3 by the Bayfield River was referred back to Frank Kling for more information. Fred McGregor, Brucefield reported his contract for in- stalling the Brucefield water system was almost completed and the 62 phones should be hooked up by the end of the week. Only 8 of the residents in Brucefield have not signed up for the water. Reeve Elgin Thompson presented Allen Nicholson, Road superintendent with his Road School Attendance Certificate following his attendance at a three day school recently held at Guelph University. Clerk James McIntosh reported that the township is permitted to collect taxes for 1973 for $1,050.00 from Conestoga College at Vanastra at a rate of $50.00 per student. Passed for payment were accounts totalling $139,719,24. This includes a telephone loan of $75,000.00 and payment of the Brucefield water system, $44,251.27. Dashwood back from By MRS. IRVIN RAPER Mr. & Mrs. Bernie Nauss, Bonnie, Brenda, Barbara, and. Betty have returned from a vacation on the East Coast. They visited Mr. & Mrs, Marshall Hiltz and Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Hiltz, and family, Martin's Point; Miss Frances Nauss, Dartmouth, and attended. Lunenberg Exhibition and Fisheries Museum. They also visited with Mr, .& Mrs. Roger Nauss and family. At Mahone Bay they visited Mr. & Mrs. Wallace Nauss and Mr. & Mrs. Franklin (Heide and boys; the Cabot Trail at Cape Breton Island. They also attended the Nauss Family Reunion, Personals Margaret Merner has returned home after a three month vacation in the Western Provinces, Mrs. Lula Dark (Steinhagen), Windsor, called on Mr, &. Mrs. Aaron Restemayer 'last week. Mr. & Mrs. Jack Gaiser, Kim and Lyn spent a few days last week with Rev. & Mrs. Bruce Seebach and family at their cottage at Conestoga Lake, Debbie Seebach who had been vacationing here returned home with them and Paul Gaiser who had been vacationing with the Seebachs accompanied them to Dashwood. Mrs. Fred Miller, Charlotte and Karen, Zion, were dinner guests with Mr. & Mrs, Irvin Rader, Sunday. Mrs. Wilbur Stewart, London, family holiday is spending some time with her daughter and family, Mr. 4 Mrs. Jack Gaiser. Keith Biesenthal and David Dash, Wincithorst, Sask. visited with Mrs. Martha Miller, Sunday, and other relatives at Zion Lutheran Church, They all had lunch with Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Stade and Sherrie. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Miller, Niagara Falls, and Mr. & Mrs. Edward Restemayer, Alliston, were weekend visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Albert Miller, Mrs. Susan Snider who bad spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Ed. Nadiger and Helen returned home with Mr. arid Mrs. Restemayer for the week. Mrs. Nora Koessel, who had visited with Mr. & Mrs. Albert Miller returned to Detroit with Mr. & Mrs, Dave Schultz and family who motored here to get her. Mr. & Mrs. Earl Weiberg and girls, London, were weekend guests with Mr. & Mrs. Leeland Restemayer and Robert. Weekend guests with Mr. & Mrs. Stuart Wolfe were Mr, & Mrs, Eric Wolfe, Tracy and Timothy; Mr. & Mrs. John Parker; Mr. & Mrs. Tom Wolfe, Barry Wolfe and friend; all of London; Mr, & Mrs. Bill Parker, Exeter; and Mrs. Henry Eagleson. Cheryl Smith, Detroit has been visiting for the last two weeks with Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Guenther and Betty. Council deplores slow progress in sidewalks When Hensall village council out her driveway was dealt with. met for their August meeting the Building permits were issued to first motion appointed Harold Ronald Wareing for a sun deck Knight as chairman due to the and to Oliver Jaques for steps illness of Reeve John Baker. and a veranda, Mr. Knight said he was sorry to sit in the Reeve's Chair under the circumstances and hopes to see the reeve back for the September meeting. The chief topic was the slow progress made by Gerald Shantz laying sidewalks, Council decided to pay $400 and the rest of his bill when the sidewalks are finished. Tenders will be called for 1973 sidewalks. A complaint by Mrs. Christie regarding a hedge blocking her view when she backs No word of drainage had been received from engineer Corbett. Credit was given to the Hensall sales barn on the improved ap- pearance of the yard. Road Superintendent Ernie Davis reported patching done on Queen and Mill Streets, choride on car parks and on Nelson and Albert Streets, Catch basins have been remedied in front of Cook's, the United Church and the Hyde property. Bills and accounts of $2,297.53 were ordered paid. TALENT SHOW PERFORMERS - Among the many contestants at the Friday night talent show which started Dashwood Friedsburg Days were a couple of Hensall area girls Valerie and Carolyn Glanville. T-A photo 1 11 1 1 11 1 11 1 1 1 11 1 11 1 1 11 1 1 11 1 11 1 1 11 1 1 11 1 1 1 11 1 1 11 1 1 1 11 11 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 11 1 1 11 1 1 11 1 1 11 1 1 11 1 1 11 1 1 11 1 11 1 1 1 11 1 1 11 I MM I I II I I II I I I I I I II I II I I Lido COOK IES Parade Rose or Heinz RELISHES Kleene x DRINK F ACEeere TISSUES Cie'olLET TISSUE saidANGE CRYSTALS Squirrel BUTTER Philips BULBS pock of 2 b iiiiFFED OLIVES BABY DILL PICKLES Burn's STEWS wineilf ROLLS or Snoballs, 2 roll pack 12 oz. BP YOURS 2/79( 12 „. 3/89 40 oz. 494 200's 2/69( 4 rolls 694 Loin Pack of 5/3'/2 oz. 694 envelopes 21b, $1.09 ulbs 2 pkg. for 69( 12 oz. 65 24 oz. 2/894 24 oz, 59( PREPRICED 554, SPECIAL 2/894 FROZEN FOOD 24x2.8 MARKET .'s•k\.\\ Pork Chops Baby Beef Liver Schneider's Thuringer Sausage Sliced M inced Ham PRODUCE California No. 1 LARGE CANTALOUPE Canada Nd. 1 size 24 STALK CELERY Canada No, 1 PEACHES HENSALL ONTARIO 11111l1IlltIllillIllill111l111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111WIIIIIMIIIII111111111Ila = TO A KINGI111 PORTION OF OUR FOOD SAVINGS \\*x\ $1.39 790 Smoked Cottage Rolls per41.29 per lb. $1. 39 Schneider's Wieners I lb. Pkg. 190 per lb. 850 per lb. per lb. each 494 each 334 Red Haven 2 lb, 684