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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-10-21, Page 19IT SURE IS CROWDED IN HERE The Hensall arena was even get close to one of the tables laden with clothing, toys and packed last week as many people took advantage of the Hensall shoes for all members of the family. Kinettes rummage sale. You had to root through the people to Photo by McKinley PRELIMINARY LIST OF ELECTORS FOR 1976 'Of The Municipality Of The Township Of Stephen This preliminary list of all Electors prepared as required by Section 23 of the Municipal Elections Act 1972 as amend- ed by 1974 Chapter 32 will be publicly posted in the Office of the Municipal Clerk on the 28th day of October, 1976. Electors should examine the list to ensure that their names and relevant information are correctly shown. Complaints in the nature of requests for additions or corrections to or deletions from the list may be made by an elector completing and filing a form obtainable at the Office of Ihe Clerk, The last day of filing farms, requesting additions, correc- tions or deletions is NOVEMBER 5th, 1976, The electors are also reminded the school support list for 1977 taxes may be inspected at the office of the Clerk during office hours. WILMAR D. Wein Clerk - Township of Stephen NOTE: Any person may chock the VOTERS' LIST and SCHOOL SUPPORT LIST by contacting the Township Office at 234- 6331. NOTICE Village of Hensall All persons are hereby notified of the posting up of the 1976 Preliminary Voters' List. The list was ,first posted up in the Clerk's office Thursday, October 21, 1976. The last date for filing applications for correction, deletions, or addition to the list is November 5, 1976. Revision of the list will take place at 10 a.m„ Novetnber 6, 1976 at the Clerk's office, 108 King St., Hensall, Ont. All persons are requested to check the list for accuracy. Robert .1, Heil, Returning Officer and Clerk-Treasurer RON'S HEALTH CENTRE P1h3o1nKein2g62s-t2019 Hensall OVER 2,000 MASKS IN STOCK I r. GUESS WHO JOE OVERHOLT . Tapes & Records Joe's Own Song- Wait Alone ROGER QUICK Tapes & Records Roger's Own Song Southern Ontario Farmboy CIGARETTES All Cartons We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities Fall & Winter DRY CLEANING SERVICE by Grand Bend Cleaners TIMEX WATCHES 20% OFF RON'S HEALTH CENTRE FOR HALLOWE'EN NOTE: 2 Stores to Serve You Priced Right For Trick N' Treating , , From Only 39( to $19.95 Fuddle Duddle EVERYONE LIKES SHOPPING AT HENSALL 5' tog STORE Ron & Jean Wareing is October 21, 1976 Pcwo 19 • Hensall church women host Huron-Perth fall session The Hensall United Church Women recently hosted the 15th Regional meeting of the South Huron region of Huron-Perth- Presbyterial, Attending were 95 ladies. They were welcomed by Mrs. Ian McAllister, ,Hensall, UCW president and Mrs. Howard Pym, South Regional president, The morning session opened with a lively Sing along led by Mrs. Marion McCaffrey, "Count Your Blessings," the theme for the day was thoughtfully ex- pressed in the worship services given by Crediton and Greenw- ay UM members, Mrs. Wes Neil gave an enthusiastic report on West- minster Weekend held last May. Several ladies from the Cen- tralia UCW presented a skit en- titled 'The UCW Clinic.' The con- tent dealing with nearly every aspect of UCW work at the local level, Many helpful ideas were gleaned from it, Guest . speaker, Jim Somer- ville, president of Compassion of Canada gave a challenging message, He stated, "We must not sit back on the shelf, there is something for each of us to do and we can do it." He told of several people he has met through his work and in spite of senior years these people were making very worthwhile contributions. Greetings from Huron-Perth Mrs. Roy MacDonald The former Clara Sararas wife of Roy A MacDonald, Hensall, passed away in South Huron Hospital, Exeter on Thursday, October 14 in her 72nd year. Surviving is her husband, Roy A MacDonald, mother Mrs. Elizabeth Sararas, Hensall, brother Earl, Weston; Ross, Hensall; sisters Mrs. Laura Hubbell, Toronto; Mrs. Edna Caldwell, Exeter; Mrs. Jack (Greta) Reid, Mississauga; Mrs. Doris Bonthron, London. Funeral service was held from the Bonthron Funeral Home, Ilensall, Saturday October 16 at 2 p.m. with Rev. Don Beck of- ficiating. Interment in Staffa Cemetery. The pallbearers were: Carter Kerslake, Cliff Miller, Spencer Jeffrey, Gordon Hoggarth, Dick Taylor, Harold Coleman, Flower bearers were Bill Gilfillan, Allan Sararas, Harold Caldwell and pavid Sararas. Lloyd McDonald Lloya McDonald, well-known Hay township farmer died at South Huron Hospital, Exeter on Saturday, Cotober 16. Son of the late Mr. & Mrs. John McDonald he is survived by his wife Anna (Patterson) one twin-sister Mrs. Russell (Lulu) Love, Kincardine, one niece and five nephews. A sister Mrs. J. G, (Olive) Davis predeceased him. Funeral service was held from the Bonthron Funeral Home on Tuesday, conducted by the Rev. Don Beck. Interment in Exeter Cemetery. The pallbearers were Harry Smith, Bill Rowcliffe, Ray Ingram, Sandy Munn, Bill and Joe Bengough. Flower Bearers were Donald Davis, Leonard Davis, Douglas Love and Murray Love. Presbyterial were expressed by Mrs., Leonard Strong, president, She urged all local presidents and nominations committee chairmen to attend the Presbyterial executive meeting in Walton, November 4. Enterainment was the high- light of the Women's Institute October meeting held last Wed- nesday, October 13, at the Hensall Legion Hall. The topic was i Family and Consumer Affairs. The Miller family from Zurich playing two guitars, drums and moroccos played selections and requests froth the audience for about half an hour and were keenly appreci- ated. The meeting was chaired and opened by the president, Mrs. Cecil Pepper, reading a poem, "Thanks" and a humor- ous reading, "The Passing Phase" was read by Mrs, Jack Corbett. During the business session it was decided to contribute to the C.N.I.B. as usual, a letter about the Huron County Women's Institut/a ftlirqnry wns read and 16 members answered the roll call, "Name a nutri- tious food beginning with your initial", There were six visitors. Next month there will be a special collection for the Child- ren's Aid Society. Mrs. Peper gave a report of the Fall Rally held at Dash- wood on October 4. The youth group of Hensall United Church met for the second time on Sunday even- Friends shower bride with gifts Miss Melanie Veal was hostess at her home oh Saturday evening when the girls from Grade 13 South Huron High School assembled in honour of Miss Bev. Finnen, Kitchener, formerly of Exeter, and Miss Jill Drysdale, Hensall. The former's marriage takes place on Saturday and the latter's next month. A social hour was enjoyued during which the guests of honour were presented with miscellaneous gifts. Personals Miss Margagret Mousseau was the lucky winner of a radio at the Stedman's Store in Exeter this week. Mr. Ed Schroeder who has been , a patient in South Huron Hospital Exeter for the past two weeks was able to return to his home this week, Mrs. Brian Campbell is a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter. Mr. & Mrs. Harold Parker and Mr. & Mrs. Robert Keyes spent the weekend at Collingwood and Tobermory and crossed by boat to Manitoulin Island. A fine display of literature and resource material arranged by the Presbyterial literature secretaries was well patronized. An invitation to hold the 1977 meeting in Centralia United Church was accepted. ing. Only five mdmbers attend- ed and an invitation is out for all teenagers connected with the United Church to attend the next meeting which will be held' on Sunday, 'October 31, and will be a Hallowe'en Party, everyone to dress up. Ladies visit craft store A visit to The Country Spire craft and gift shop was thoroughly enjoyed by the members of Unit 2 of Hensall U.C.W. for their October meeting on Monday evening. Eighteen members toured the store at their leisure before the meeting was held in the coffee shop and the evening was completed with a lunch of homemade scones, jam and coffee, Mrs. Lorne Chapman chaired the meeting opening with a poem "October." and Mrs. Pearl Passmore gave a short devotional reading excerpts from a book on God's care for animals, "How Great Thou Art". One was about the deer and the other about sheep. After that, all repeated Psalm 23 in unison. The business was conducted by Mrs. Carl Payne and she reported the profit from, "Luncheon is Served" amounted to $92.25, that the UCW will be having a booth at the church Auction Sale, and offers to help can be given to Mrs. Grace Drummond, that our Fall and Winter project is to get new members for the units and that United Church calendars would be on sale again this year. Dried flowers for the church have been donated. It was decided that Unit 2 would amalgamate with other units for money-raising projects. Profits from the Summer Bar-b-que are to be transferred to the Window Fund. „, The next Presbyterial will be on January 25 or 18 and there will be an executive meeting at Walton on November, when new directives will be discussed regarding committees in the UCW. Secretary Mrs. Helen MacLean read the minutes of the last meeting and thank-you cards from Mr. & Mrs. Richardson and from Mrs. Dave Brock. A presentation was made to Mrs. Pearl Passmore who is moving to London in the near future. CNIB CANVASS Eric Luther reports total receipts for the Canadian National Institute for the Blind canvass to date at $492. As previously advised the target for this year.is $1,200. Area residents who have been canvassed by mail are asked to forward their donations to Mr. Luther at the Bank of Montreal. Your generous support is requested to ensure our campaign is successful again this year. Thank you very much. LIVESTOCK REPORT Prices were higher at the live- stock sales this week., contri- buting to an active demand. Supply consisted mainly of heifers and steers. Fat cattle: heifers, $38.50-$40.50, sales to $41.90; steers $39.50444.10, sales to $44.50. Pigs: weanlings $25.06433.00, chunks $33.75- $42.50. By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS Flowers in St. Pauls Anglican Church Sunday morning were in memory of the late Harry Web- ber. Dr, & Mrs. Grant Mills of Calgary spent a few days this week with her parents, Mr, & Mrs. Wilbert Kirkby, Mr, & Mrs. Don Barber of Collingwocd spent the weekend with Mrs. George Hall and Mrs. J. McCormick. Mr, & Mrs, Roy Switzer visited with Mrs, Sherman of London on her birthday, • • • 0 • • • • • • + • • • • • BE A' s' BLOOD : DONOR • • • • • • ••• Women ,cotend seniors' event Mrs. Rosa Harris, Mrs. Pearl Taylot, Mrs. Elizabeth Alexander, Mrs. Hilda Payne a nd Mrs. Dorothy Mickle attended the Fall Rally of the Senior Citizens of Huron County Zone No. 8 at Saltford Valley Hall at Goderich Thursday hosted by the senior citizens club of Goderich. Hensall contributed a musical number when Mrs. Dorothy Mickle played a few old-timebitis on the piano. Darling's IGA Store RICAN NOW OPEN MONDAYS Family affairs meeting topic Your Blood is Always Needed