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CORRESPONDENTS.
Mrs. Hilda Payne, Phone 262-5018
Mrs. Bertha MacGregor, Phone 262-2025
Hensall council lets tenders
for painting of town hall
CHEDDAR CHEESE SLICES 16 oz.
Schneider's Canadian
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Schneiders 100% Vegetable Oil ill. 59' SOFT MARGARINE
Mc La ren's ,,,,oz 2P1.00 SALAD OLIVES
Catelli's
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CieroiFEE WHITENER
16 oz. 1.09 Weston's
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Stuart House Kitchen 20s 994 GARBAGE BAGS
Powdered
'3.99 TIDE DETERGENT
10 lb.
IVORY
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DETERGENT
32 Fl oz 9t
DISHWASHER DETERGENT 50 0z 1.69
SPIC N SPAN CLEANSER 41b. 6 oz 1.99
imoiLET BOWL CRYSTALS 48 oz. 89'
Air Care Aerosol
AIR DEODORIZERS
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FROZEN FOODS
Banquet
MEAT POT PIES
8 0z 3/$1 00
Grade A Turkeys lb. 690
Maple Leaf
Boneless Picnic Hams 1lb. $1.69
Schneiders
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Wieners 1 lb. pkge. 790
Baby Beef Liver Sliced lb. 590
Mac & Cheese Loaf Sliced lb. 890
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Money
Now
Available
For The
Home Renewal
Program
IN HENSALL
Interested persons may get
information from Reeve John Baker
or Clerk Earle Shapter
Grand of Oddfellows expressed
sincere thanks to the host and
bastess for the successful event
and Mrs. Bertha MacGregor vice
grand expressed appreciation on
behalf of the Rebekah Lodge in
the absence of the Noble Grand
Mrs. Margaret Consitt.
Hensall town council met July 7
and examined tenders for
painting the town hall, The
contract was awarded to Dave
Morrissey for $4490.
Council also decided to accept
the residential standard as set
down by the home renewal
program and will apply for
$29,000 with an advance of
$10,000, Council will advise home
owners through the papers when
money is available.
Ernie Davis reported the
culvert at the dump fixed, streets
patched, boulevards mowed,
Rob Pride, son of Mr. & Mrs.
Robert Pride, and Melissa Veal,
daughter of Mr. .8.z Mrs. Ross
Veal, were recipients of the $25
Kinette scholarship awarded to
the top boy and girl in grade 8 at
Hensall public school.
Cornelius Roobol, from Oud-
Beyerland, Holland, is visiting
with Mr. & Mrs. Sim Roobol and
Mr, & Mrs. Don Dodds of
Seaforth for six weeks.
Joan and Paul Dodds Seaforth
spent a few days visiting with
their grandparents, Mr. & Mrs.
Sim Roobol.
Recent guests with Mrs. Grace
Peck included Mr. & Mrs. J.G.
Elder of Oshawa, Mr. & Mrs.
A.E. Howe of Tucson, Arizona,
Mr. & Mrs. Lyle Statham, Mr. &
Mrs. Lorne Elder, and Mr. &
Mrs. Bill Brundage, all of
Kingsville. They attended the
Smiley-Elder reunion at Lion's
Park, Seaforth, Saturday, July 5,
and gathered at the farm of Jack
and Lorraine Peck, west of
Kippen on Sunday. Special guests
were Steven Brooks, Las Cruces,
New Mexico, and Andrew Howe,
Fort Erie. Others attending the
reunion were from Ottawa,
Toronto, Windsor, Harrow, Ailsa
Craig and Niagara Falls.
Weekend guests with Mr. &
, Mrs. Carl Payne were Mr. & Mrs.
garbage cleared away at the
dump and cleaning up after the
bricklayers. He needs 10 bags of
calcium for streets and a dead
tree across from the arena should
come down.
Leonard Erb will investigate
the issuing of dog licences. He
reported that Postill was not
happy with conditions at the
dump as he finds domestic
garbage on the trailer from
Bendix and the mills dump beans
etc. on top of the domestic gar-
bage. He prefers it dumped
separately.
Harry Oakes of Clinton, and Mr.
& Mrs. Floyd Payne of Tillson-
burg.
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Tower &
Patty & Robbie from St, John,
New Brunswick, and Mr. & Mrs.
Hertley Tower of Sackville, New
Brunswick are visiting with Mr.
& Mrs. Tom Tower of Hensall.
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Jaques and
family of Newcastle visited
recently with the former's
parents Mr. & Mrs. Oliver
Jaques.
Mr. & Mrs. Wilmer McGregor
returned to their home at Sault
Ste. Marie after vacationing with
Mr. & Mrs. Edgar McClinchey.
Mr. & Mrs. Joe Flynn and Mr.
& Mrs. Jack Corbett returned
home from a weekend camping
at Silver Lake.
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Ashard,
London England are holidaying
with their son-in-law and
daughter Mr. & Mrs. Al Hoggarth
and family.
Edgar Munn who has been a
patient in South Huron Hospital
for the past several weeks
returned to his home last week,
Mrs. Dorothy Munroe of
Seaforth visited last week with
Mrs. Bertha MacGregor.
Mr. & Mrs. James Sangster
and Bradley were recent visitors
with Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Holland.
Gwen and Michael in Clinton.
Council discovered the catch
basins at Ira Geigers full of
earth.
Councillor Knight reported that
Gregus Construction will be
commencing construction of the
new roof on the arena tomorrow
and that a new air conditioner
had been installed at the town
hall.
Murray Baker resigned from
the arena parks board, Paul
Neilands will take his place.
Baker will be on the fair board,
The Ministry of Housing is
taking the Senior Citizens
housing under advisement,
Council will apply for the kit
regarding the winter works
program to begin November 3
and end June 1976.
Building permits were issued to
Wilmer Ferguson to take down a
garage and build a new one. Glen
Koehler to replace garage roof, J.
Palsa to add 2 bedrooms and Bob
Drysdale to renovate the kitchen.
Bills and accounts amounting
to approximately $65,827.70 were
ordered paid. This included the
Huron County Board of
Education costs amounting to
$35,956.50. Separate School
$771.00 and County of Huron
$22,800.00.
Club rents
Exeter pool
The 3 C's club and their
families, thirty-five people in all,
spent a very enjoyable evening
on Tuesday, July 8 when they
rented the Exeter pool for a swim
under the stars, and ended up at
the home of Mary and Jim
Dougall for a wiener roast. Rev.
Jarvis and Jim Dougall were
chief barbecue tenders. Next get-
together to be in September with
Hensall in charge. Watch your
church bulletin for details.
The older a person is, the
noisier the youngsters are.
THERE'S A MAN IN THE BUCKET — Lorne Archer PUC manager
removes a dead tree across the street from Hensall arena. "The power
operated bucket on our new PUC truck allows the men to work more
quickly and safely," said Mr. Archer. T-A photo
TOP STEER — Harold Parker,, representing Parker and Parker
Drainage, presents Lyle Kinsman with a hefty cheque for the purchase
of the Grand Champion steer at the Hensall Spring Fair Calf Club. The
steer sold for $1.30 per pound. T-A photo
The annual Oddfellow and
Rebekah picnic was held on
Sunday at the home of Mr. & Mrs.
Ernie Chipchase, RR 1. Dashwood
when over forty members and
their families attended.
Dart games and croquet were
enjoyed by all during the af-
ternoon.
Following a delicious picnic
supper Mr. & Mrs, Percy
Campbell and Mr, & Mrs.Ernie
Chipchase directed sports.
Children's race 10 and under;
Jeanette Hoggarth, Tracey
Parsons and Paul Parsons,
Boys' race - Larry Parsons,
Paul Hoggarth and Gregg
Hoggarth.
Ladies' kick the slipper; Mrs.
Elizabeth Riley. Men's kick the
slipper, Fred Ashard.,
Alex MacBeath and Percy
Campbell were captains for a
relay race, 1st golf ball, 2nd
clothes pin. Percy Campbell's
team won both races.
Wheelbarrow race, Larry and
Paul Parsons. Al Hoggarth Noble
Queensway
highlights
Last week the church service
was taken by Rev. W.D. Jarvis
accompanied on the piano by
Mrs. Louise Mitchell,
Visitors last week with Mrs.
Squire were. Norma and Harry
Gottesman, Edna Anderson and
Reta Hern; Oliver. Anderson of
Londesboro and Jean Harding.
To visit Bernice Howes on her
birthday were Jim and Verna
Robertson, Mrs. Ethel Car-
michael of Goderich.
Clara Featherston celebrated
her birthday on the same day and
was visited by Mrs. Beula Smith
of Bayfield, Mr. & Mrs. Bill
Parker of Bayfield and Mrs.
Belle Reid of Varna.
Visitors with Hugo Schenk
were Martha Smith, Jeannette
Lippert, Marion Schenk, Paul
Schenk, Mrs. Nelson Schenk.
Mr. & Mrs. Joe Ferguson
visited Mrs. Anna Dilling, and
Vera Lammie.
Mrs. Laura Hubbard, of
Toronto; Mrs. Roy MacDonald,
Mrs. Edna Caldwell of Exeter,
Mr. & Mrs. Earl Unger visited
Mrs. E. Sararas .
Mrs. A. Taylor was visited by
Verna Gibbings, John and
Bernice Gibbings of Clinton.
Mark Sproat of Huronview
visited his sister Isabell Sprat.
Visitors with Mrs. Louise
Mitchell were Verna Coates and
Vera Pinkham and Leslie Mit-
chell of Crediton.
Marjorie Johns and Mrs. Frank
Skinner of Exeter visited with
Ruby Miners.
Chester Dunn, Amy and Greta
Lammie visited Vera Lammie.
Mr. & Mrs. Sim Roobol visited
Mr. W.O. Goodwin, Mrs. Anna
Dilling, Mrs. Beane and Isabell
Brintnell.
Also visiting Isabell Brintnell
were Carol Craig, Stratford and
Sheila Craig, St. Marys.
Jessie Engel and Mrs. George
Blake, Brussels visited Cora
Alcock.
Rosemary Regan and Bob
Murray were visitors with Neil
Regan.
Weekly visitors with members
of their families were: Roy
Parlmer, Wilbur Dilling, Milton
Lavery, Sharon Gackstetter,
Cathy Bell, Mrs. Rochus Faber,
Pearl Passmore, Miss Mary
Goodwin and Mrs. Roy
McDonald.
By MRS. RENA CALDWELL
Mr. & Mrs. Dean Gibson Lucan
Helen Gibson, Toronto, Mrs.
Mary McGillivray Lucan were
guests of Mr. & Mr. W.L. Mellis.
Mr. & Mrs. Rufus Turnbull
Grand Bend visited with Mr. &
Mrs. Elzar Mousseau.
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