The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-06-05, Page 6Times-Advocate, June 5, 1975
and district news.
ORRESPONDENTS
Mrs, Joyce Pepper, Phone 262-2344
Mrs, Bertha MacGregor, Phone 262-2025
UC celebrates anniversary
TV newsman guest speaker
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HENSALL FASHIONS — Grade eight students at Hensall public school presented a fashion show, Thursday.
Shown with fashions made in home economics class are Cindy Bisback, Debbie Venner, Shelley Wareing
and Bonnie Keys. T-A photo
Ask better garbage collection,
to set up radar equipment
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HENSALL ARENA
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Family Rate $30,00 per session
FIRST SESSION STARTS JUNE 30
2nd SESSION STARTS JULY 21
3rd SESSION STARTS AUG, 11
The bus rate will be $2,50 per person per session
The bus will leave Hensall Arena at 12:00 p.m.
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Jack Burghardt, news an-
chorman for CFPL-TV will be the
guest speaker for the Hensall
United Church Anniversary this
Sunday at 11:00 a.m.
Carmel WMS
plan birthday
Rev. W. D. Jarvis conducted
service in Carmel Presbyterian
Church on Sunday. His sermon
subject was entitled "The
Remnant". Special services will
be held on Sunday June 8 at 11
a.m. with a national telecast
celebrating the centennial of the
Presbyterian Church in Canada.
Speaker will be the Rev, Finlay
Stewart D.D.
The eighty-fifth birthday party
of the WMS of Carmel
Presbyterian Church will be held
on Tuesday, June 10, at 8:00 p.m.
Mrs. Gwyn Whilsmith will be the
guest speaker. All ladies are
cordially invited.
Mr. Jerry McClinchey of
Brantford visited last weekend
with his parents, Mr. & Mrs.
Edgar McClinchey.
Mrs. Hilda Beer who has been a
patient in South Huron Hospital,
Exeter, for the past several
weeks, returned to her home this
week.
Margaret and Wilfred
Mousseau will spend two days
next week as delegates at the
Lobby of Alliance for Life held at
the Christ Church Cathedral Hall
and the Parliament Buildings in
Ottawa.
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur VanDyke,
Bradford, and Mrs, J.M. Glenn of
Exeter visited Wednesday with
Mr. & Mrs. Sim Roobal and of-'
tended the beef barbque in the
United Church.
Mrs. Margaret Lagerwerf of
Parkhill visited Sunday with Mr.
& Mrs. Sim Roobal.
For those who prefer to watch
the newsman in his normal
medium, a closed circuit TV will
be in operation so members of the
congregation and their guests
may watch the service in the
Mr. & Mrs, Robert Chaffe,
Jack, Joey and Toney of Mitchell
were visitors on Sunday with
Mrs. Chaffe's brother and sister-
in-law Mr. & Mrs. Al. Corbett and
Johnathon,
Mr. Blighton Ferg is a patient
in University Hospital, London
where he is receiving treatment.
Mr. & Mrs. Edgar McClinchey
are holidaying at Manitoulin
Island this week.
Mr. Charles Grassick is a
patient in South Huron Hospital,
Exeter.
Mrs. Harry Chapman of
London, Mr. & Mrs. Leslie
Adams of Grand Bend, Mr. &
Mrs. Charles Goodman of Detroit
were dinner guests with Mr. &
Mrs. Jack, Corbett on Sunday,
When they celebrated the
Goodman's fortieth wedding
anniversary.
Mr. Edgar Munn is a patient in
South Huron Hospital, Exeter
where he is receiving treatment.
church fellowship hall.
This will be the 127th an-
niversary for the Hensall church
but the event will also be in
celebration of another important
church milestone- that being the
50th anniversary of the United
Church of Canada.
The pulpit is not an unusual
spot for Burghardt. He's spoken
as a layman on many occasions
and plays an active part in
church and community affairs.
He is an executive member of the
United Church communications
branch, a member of the
Salvation Army's advisory
committee, the YMCA's board of
directors and the London Rotary
Club.
At one time he considered the
ministry as a vocation, but had to
give up the idea when his father
died and he left school at the age
of 14 to support his family.
The 44-year-old newsman
claims he sees several parallels
between the media and the
ministry.
"In both, it's a matter of
communication, attempting to
transmit messages affecting a
great number of people," he
says.
Following Sunday morning's
church service, which will in-
volve both the Hensall and
Chiselhurst United Church
congregations, a fellowship hour
will be held at which time visitors
may have an opportunity to meet
the guest speaker in person,
By MRS. RENA CALDWELL
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Cooper and
Billie John of Detroit visited the
former's parents Mr. & Mrs.
Vivan Cooper over the Memorial
Day Holiday.
Miss Jil1 McLellan is on a bus
trip to Quebec.
Ladies of the UCW of St.
Andrews Church, Kippen held a
very successful bake sale and tea
in the church on May 31.
Hensall town council will
request that a tarp be placed on
the garbage truck and the
collection of garbage be more
closely supervised following a
meeting of council Tuesday, June
3.
The action came after coun-
cillor Paul Neilands reported
complaints of boxes blowing off
the garbage truck and also of
garbage not being collected
promptly.
Harold Knight reported that
the parks board had held many
meetings regarding renovations
at the arena and there was a
possibility of obtaining a grant
through the newly formed
Ministry of Culture and
Recreation, Previously it had
been understood no grants would
be available for the project.
Council granted permission to
the Exeter OPP to use the radar
owned by the town to control
speed of vehicles in Hensall. It
was agreed that the old desks and
filing cabinets from the clerk's
office be assigned to the parks
board rather than sold. The
request to council was made by
Rollie Vanstone.
Roads superintendent Ernie
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Davis reported patching streets,
taking down snow fences,
repairing drains on Albert and
Queen Streets levelling a
boulevard and placing signs for
the nursing home, Lloyd Venners
and the municipal parking lot.
Leonard Erb reported that the
street committee had purchased
bricks to fill up windowsno longer
in use at the town hall and that
there were holes on Mill Street
needing attention.
Harold Knight and Murray
Baker will examine the roof on
the town hall and fix it if
necessary.
Tenders will be called for the
painting of the town hall and the
fire hall. Council learned that
Allan Nicholson of Tuckersmith
had cleaned out the catch basins
in the east section of town.
Replying to correspondence
from the Ausable-Bayfield
Conservation Authority, Hensall
council said they would like to see
the creek at the dump cleaned up.
Senior Citizens Week, June 15-21,
was officially proclaimed by
council.
Discussion took place regar-
ding the Ontario Home Renewal
Program and a possible senior
citizens home for the town. A
study of the need for senior
citizen housing will be requested.
Council will also apply for funds
under the OHRP plan.
The clerk reported attending a
meeting for clerks. In the new
restructuring being proposed,
clerk treasurers would be
replaced by officers for each
department.
Building permits approved
included John Reid to install
aluminum siding, William Soldan
to renovate kitchen and extend
upstairs, George Dowson to
modernize basement, V. Dielt-
man to install stucco wall on oven
in bakery, Kenneth Clarke to
replace roof, Oliver Jacques to
•replace sidewalk and repair
garage, Mrs. Jessie McKinnon to
closelintverandaand alter kitchen.
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Smoked Picnics l b. 890
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Mac & Cheese Loaf
lb. 850
SIDE OF PORK Fully Processed lb. 894
FRONT QUARTER OF BEEF lb. 794
BEEF PATTIES
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