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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-01-10, Page 5ensaii and district news CORRESPONDENTS Mrs. *wee Pepper, Phone 262-2344 Mrs, Bertha MacGregor, Phone 262-2025 COMPLETE COUNTY PROJECTS - At Saturday's 4-H Achievement Day for Zurich and area 4-H clubs, a number of girls received their County Honours. Back left, Chris McGregor, Agnes Van Esbroeck, Diana dud, Susan Parke, Debbie Consitt and Sylvia Neeb. Front Nelly Van Wonderen, Cathy Bell, Elaine Gingerich and Kim Hendrick. T-A photo We build loans cut to measure Whatever may be your need, whatever may be your capacity, when you reach to a mortgage, reach for the sound, friendly mortgaging counsel of the people who have been custom building loans for people like you since 18,89. Your V and G mortgage brings Au more than the money you need. It brings you the confidence of knowing it has been expertly cut to measure your requirements. 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HENSALL — ONTARIO Miss Margaret Smith of Brisbane, Australia and Mr. & Mrs. Gregg Smith and their five year old son Geordie of Slacks Creek, Australia are visiting with their parents. Mr. & Mrs. Jack Smith RR 1, Hensall, Australian f•amil • y visits Thamesford recently. Hensall council will be holding a special meeting in the near future to deal with questions about the proposed sanitary sewage system. One of the questions to be brought up will be the method of financing. Councillor Harold Knight said he felt the Ministry of the Environment should be pushed a bit to get the installation date for sewers moved ahead at least one year to 1975. In a reply to a letter from the Environment Ministry, garbage at the village dump will be covered Tuesday morning of each week and signs erected to designate the separation of household garbage and burnable materials. Works foreman Ernie Davis reported the catch basin in front of the Wright property was repaired and he had been busy sanding sidewalks, He suggested salt alone may do a better job. Reeve John Baker said the streets were "really bad" and councillor Harold Erb of the streets committee said he had been receiving complaints about slippery corners. An application from H; Schoonbeek of Clinton to operate a taxi service in Hensall was deferred to the next meeting when the Clinton man will be asked to attend. Council took no action on a complaint from Wilfrid Buchanan regarding the parking of cars in front of his garage which he claimed interfered with his business. Members of council and the road foreman investigated the matter and failed to find a serious problem. The resolution from the village of Grand Bend to ask for a change in the Municipal Act to allow the • THE FIRST THANKSGIVING --Members , of the Kippen II 4-H club showed how'the first Thanksgiving was spent, in their skit at Saturday's Achievement Day at Zurich. From the left are Debbie Consitt, Susan Kippen girls are honored. By MRS. RENA CALDWELL. KIPPEN. Achievement Day for the three 4-H clubs sponsored by Kippen East W.I. was held in Zurich January 5. The leaders, for Kippen I were Lynn Alderdice and Linda Bell; for Kippen II, Mrs. Stoll and Joanne Stoll, and for Kippen III, Mrs. Postma and Sharon Brodie. These leaders deserve much credit for the presentations by the girls, Congratulations are in order, to Chris McGregor, Cathy Bell and Debbie Consitt, who received their county honours and to Joanne Stoll who received her provincial honours, W. I. Kippen East W,I, will hold Family Night Friday in the Legion Hall. The speaker will be M. Millar from the Clinton Office of Agriculture and Food. Personals Mrs. Arie Binnendyke is a patient in Victoria Hospital, London, having undergone surgery last week. , Todd Caldwell is a patient in St. Josephs Hospital, London, Mr. & Mrs. Clayton Cooper, Greenville, South Carolina, have returned home. Mrs. Norman Dickert is holidaying in Harriston. THE eie iCkfg SAYS THERE:5 REALLY NOTHING STRANGE ABOUT THE WAY OUR HEATING OIL DRIVES CLIFF RUSSELL ESSO AGENT RR 3 Dashwood 238-2481 Watch and Clock Rep* Complete Engraving Service JACK SMITH Jeweller 2 1 3 Pryde Blvd. Exeter 235 -1 926 They will be returning to their home the latter part of January. Gregg is a graduate of the University of Western Ontario and University of Stockholm, Sweden and is currently carrying out research at the University of Queensland is addition to doing shows for radio and television. Mr. & Mrs. Gregg Smith and Geordie have travelled ex- tensively throught the world and will be departing for New Guinea shortly after their return to Australia to do documentary film , on the natives of the Torres Strait Islands for the Auslralia Broadcasting Commission. Mrs. Elgin Rowcliffe is a patient in South Huron. Hospital, Exeter. . • • k Rev, Wilfred Jarvis conducted service 'in Carmel Presbyterian church Sunday speaking on the subject, Adjusting to changes. Mrs.MalcolmDougall presided at the organ and led the choir, The flowers in the church were in memory of the late James Drummond. Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Bell and Mr. & Mrs. Robert Bell visited with Mr. & Mrs. Mervyn Bell in Church women study missions The January meeting of the W.M.S. of Carmel Presbyterian Church was held Monday af- ternoon in the schoolroom of the church. Mrs. Percy Campbell read the Scripture and led in prayer, Mrs. Glenn Bell gave the meditation on Keeping Care of God. President Mrs. Harvey Hyde read a message on Being a Good Neighbour and outlined the new study book, Why Missions To- Day? Mrs. Edgar Munn will be in charge of the February meeting on February 4, The World's Day of Prayer Service will be held in Carmel Church March 1. The meeting concluded with a New Year's prayer. The Ladies' Aid meeting followed when items of business were discussed, with the President Mrs, Clarence Volland presiding. If that ?!*%?* Small Engine Has You Down . • . We'll Give You A Lift • Snowmobiles Repaired • Chain Saws Repaired and Sharpened HOURS Mon. 8 a.m, to 6 p.m. Tues, Wed,„ Thurs, & Fri, 8 a.m. to ST p.m, Sot, 8 a,m. to 6 p.m. Jack's Small Engine Repair Service HENSALL 262-2103 107 Queen • One Block North, of Business Section appointment of an acting reeve to attend county council was en- dorsed. Earl Shapter, formerly of the Huntsville area officially took Hensall 4-H Gourment Globe- Trotters and their leaders Mrs. Bill Fuss and Mrs. Ted Oud at- tended the Achievement Day in the Zurich arena Saturday with clubs from Kippen, Varna, Goderich and Zurich also at- tending, NEW HENSALL CLERK - Earl Shapter, formerly of the Huntsville area began his duties as clerk- treasurer of the village of Hensall this week. He previously held a similar position in the township of McMu rrich. T-A photo over his duties as clerk-treasurer and tax collector and was sworn into office by his predecessor Earl Campbell who held the position for the last 14 years. The morning was spent with the girls being placed in different groups for group discussion on a food bingo, nationality map, food identification, a world of food quiz and general discussion on this last club "A world of food in Canada." The afternoon program to which the mothers were invited took the form of each club either acting out a skit or commenting on a display. Hensall club acted out the play "Too many cooks spoil the Broth," which sure created a laugh. Comment on the exhibits was given by Mrs. Joyce Anderson, Home Economist, Brigden, and comment on the demonstrations and skits was given by Mrs. Nancy Ross, Home Economist, St. Marys. Presentation of County Honours (completion of 6 clubs) went to Diana Odd, Agnes VanEsbroeck, Chris McGregor, Debbie Consitt, Cathy Bell, Sylvia Neeb, Elaine Gingerich, Kim Hendrick. Susan Parke and Nelly Van Wonderen. Two girls received Provincial honours (completion of 12 clubs)). They were Helen Blackwell and More Hensall News on Page 16 SMALLER PRINCIPAL or LOWER MORTGAGE There's a houselul of savings during Beaver's winter work "own-it-now" bonus time. oil for cosh buyers or 3% dis- count on mortgage so/es. Either way the savings may be just what you need to help you own the home you've always wan- ted! But investigate soon . . savings are for early orders and for a limited time only. Visit your nearest Bea- ver Store or mail coupon below. BEAVER MES Helping to make home ownership easier! For FREE coloured BEAVER . HOME CATALOGUE fill in and mail to: BEAVER LUMBER CO. LTD., Planned Buildings Division, 570 Harrop Drive, Milton, Ontario, 1•44 ,414 Street— . _Pnone _ I own d 101 Ono LplAn io build this year 0 ,e, 0 nu ms. .= Imo imei ow mil Phone or Write Brian Veale, Beaver Lumber, 227 Main St., Exeter, 235- 1582°I,sor: visit yo5ur nearest ttOre for new home selector catalogue. Plan special meeting over sewer financing Lodge plans • anniversary Noble Grand Mrs. Aldeen Volland presided at the regular meeting of Amber Rebekah Lodge Wednesday evening, assisted by the Vice Grand Mrs. . Margaret , Consitt, mho reported, for the visiting committee. Mrs. Volland reported for the CT.T, committee stating a cheque had been forwarded to Alex Meikle for the Eye Bank. A receipt was recieived from the Children's Aid Society, Goderich for a donation received. ' Other thank you notes were also received. Secret Pal night will be held in the Lodge rooms January 16, Arrangements were made to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Lodge, February 11, with a banquet in Carmel Presbyterian church if convenient with the caterers. Area girls display projects and talents Hbornaert, Sharon Finlayson, Shirley Chalmers, Carol Chalmers, Gail Van der Valden, Nancy Stoll and Joanne Stoll. T-A photo