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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-11-25, Page 23cORRESPONDENTS . Mrs. Hilda Payne, Phone 262-5018 Mrs. Bertha MacGregor, Phone 262-2025 ensaii and district news CREAM PUFFS M-M GOOD—Wil Beck of Hensall knows a good thing when she sees one and the cream puffs at the Blue Water Rest Home Bazaar were just that. Ruth Ann Flaxbard of London puts them in a box for easier handling. Photo by McKinley To The Ratepayers Of The Village of HENSALL I have served on the Hensall School Board, Parks Board, P.U.C., In- dustrial Commission and with the Fire Depar- tment. I do not have an axe to grind or a chip on my shoulder. I am offering my ser- vices strictly for the benefit of ratepayers, On December 6th Mark your x for BILL FUSS a 5 4 COUNCILLOR Npvember 2$, 1970 Page As a resident of Hensall for the past 1f5 years I am running for Councillar I pledge to the tax payer that I will Lda everything ta the best of my ability to try and treat people .equal. I SOLICIT YOUR VOTE ON DEC. 6 Homer Campbell 3 r The Light Touch 13y JACK LAVENDER Efficiency expert; a fellow who is smart enough to tell you how to run your business, and too smart to start one of his own. • * * All things come to he who crosses the street without looking. * * * Gentleman: a fellow who remembers a girl's birthday but forgets her age. * * * Little things count, and three of them give you a nice tax exemp- tion. • * * Then there was the midget who got a job as a--telte'r in a piggy bank. * * * Even if you're a little short, your dollar still goes a long way at JACK'S Small Engine Repair Service 107 Queen St., Henson 262-2103 NOTICE VILLAGE OF HENSALL All residents of the Village of Hensall are hereby notified that it is illegal and unlawful to leave a vehicle parked or standing on any street within the village limits during the winter months between the hours of 2 a.m, and 7 a.m. All persons are requested to govern themselves accordingly, Roberti. Heil Clerk-Treasurer ImArk4V310),Pk00,:aP.rat.P$i:s.9ik.,^ Vii4Piimli;i: VAir.5`Ala.0,q,izsVg0,Pirai1reirs,PirsV).44-Pi ;"igz,P3er4VA:0:0;0•;igr4.P.PoitIVAlts. • DON'T LOSE THAT SALE BECAUSE I YOUR CUSTOMER COULDN'T DECIDE WHAT TO BUY. A GIFT CERTIFICATE MAKES SHOPPING EASIER. Make Sure You Have A Supply In Your Store 5a Each or 25 for $1.00 e :fit exeferZines-A600reafr OA *4W.e,1 Wct,i t:tNi S 0.4 4 04 04 4i!,4 tIN 04 04 04•044mom 040.40.4.,*i 0404,04 trim 04 04040404041 Electors of Hensel!! I ask you to consider these points: * I have the time available to serve whenever needed. * Considerable church and business experience * Committed to making Hensall a better place in which to live, work & play. ON DEC 6 ELECT For transportation to the polls Phone 262-2536 Harry M. Klungel FOR HENSALL COUNCIL You are cordially invited to a preview of our exciting new Christmas Toy and Gift selection on display during our CHRISTMAS OPEN HOUSE No Obligation to Purchase Friday Evening, November 26 p.m. to p.m. * Free toffee and donuts * Candy canes far children . Chidren welcome when accompanied by an adult * SANTA WILL BE HERE * DRYSDALE HOME HARDWARE HENSALL Ph. 26/4015 e"-'s Best abQz4ar ever held at Huronview last Tuesday, November 16 with president Marian Heil presiding. The Kinettes will have a busy month this Decem- spent the weekend with their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Skea, Jr., Colin and Karen in Brampton. Mrs. Grace Peck's grandson, Mr, Dan Jackman, was an officer on board the Lady Mar- garet, a privately owned yacht which weighed anchor in New York harbour on the day of the Presidential election recently. If Ford had been victorious he would have boarded the yacht for a Victory Cruise. Events turning out differently, it set off for a cruise for Florida but a sudden storm came up and all were swept overboard. Luckily Mr. Jackman was among those rescued from the rubber dingy they were float- ing in. Mrs. Peck is thankful her grandson was among those saved. Amber Rebekah The CanCer Polio and Tuberclosis committee of the IQOF and Amber Rebekah Lodges met in the local hall, Tuesday evening. Glen Koehler was appointed chairman for the ensuing year and presided for the -Meeting. Mrs. Margaret Consitt gave the financial report. A donation was voted to the CNIB and to the War Memorial Children's Hospital. Euchre par- ties were planned for January 6, 1977 and February 17, 1977. Plans were made to remember shut-ins at the Christmas, season, same to be delivered December 19. Hensall events Mark birthdays Two Nursing Horne residents -celebrated birthdays: Ruby Miners on November 23 and , Marie Loster on November 25. Visitors with Mrs. Wuerth were Delores Fuller, Bill and Alma Schwartz and Ray and Willa Wuerth. Delores Fuller and Bea Tate also visited Huge Schenk. Jim and Agnes McQuade with Dan Matthews. Ivan Taylor, Kitchener with Adeline Taylor, Gladys McDonald, Barbara and Kelly Tiedeman and Ruth Skinner visited Ruby Miners and Louise Mitchell. Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Wright, Sarnia, Miss Greta Lammie visited Vera Lammie. Mr, & Mrs. Bob Parsons and Tracey visited Almeeda Parsons. Edmund Jeffrey and Blanche Bechard visited Pauline Jeffrey. Leslie Mitchell and Helen Reid visited Louise Mitchell. Mr. & Mrs. Earl Unger, Kitchener, Mr. To the electors of Tuckersmith Having been nominated for the position of councillor I solicit the support of Tuckersmith ratepayers at the polls on Monday, December 6th. Robert Fotheringham NOTICE OF POLL Notice is hereby given to the municipal electorS of the Village of Henson in the County of Huron that whereas more can- didates have been nominated to each of the following offices than the number required to fill such offices, therefore polls will be held at the times and places stated in this notice for the purpose of electing the holders of such offices. — Office for which poll to be held: COUNCILLOR (four to be elected) Adviiii4CePolE=N6iteinber 27; 1976 Hensall Municipal Office Council Chambers 108 King St. Hensall, Ont. ' Regular Poll - December 6, 1976 Hensall Municipal Office Council Chambers 108 King St. Hensall, Ontario All polls will be open from 11 o'clock a.m. until 8 o'clock p.m. and no longer. Proxy applications. A person who has been appointed a voting proxy may apply to the clerk not later than 5 o'clock in the afternoon of Tuesday, November 30, 1976 to receive a certificate to vote by proxy, Given under my hand this 17th day of November, 1976. Robert J. Heil Returning Officer The November meeting of the Hensall and District Kin- ettes were held at the home of Kinette Sharon Doxtator Miss Dorothy Farquhar of Toronto visited over the week- end with her mother Mrs. Emma Farquhar, Mrs, Oliver Jaques who un- derwent major surgery in St. Joseph's Hospital, London returned home from hospital after two and one half weeks and has been returning to Victoria Hospital London for treatment for three weeks. • . • . Bert ,Colemarriof, tdnd`Oniispent the week-end visiting with his mother Mrs. Gladys Coleman and brother Ivan. Rev. W.D. Jarvis conducted service in Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sunday the sermon was "The all sufficient Christ." Mrs MalcolmDougall presided at the organ. The flowers in the church were placed in loving memory of the late Mrs, Allota Foster. Mrs. Mooney who resides with her daughter and son-in-law Mr, & Mrs, Joe Flynn was taken to South Huron Hospital Exeter, where she is receiving treat- ment. The C.P.T. committee of the I.O.O.F, Lodge, Hensall have wheel chairs, walkers, and crutches available for use. Anyone needing any of these con- tact Charles Hay. Mr. and Mrs, John Skea,Sr. Bran Muppets The sixth meeting of the Hensall 2 4-H Club, the Bran Muppets, was held on Tues- day evening, November 16, at the home of Mrs. Cecil Pepper. They discussed the pros and cons of convenience foods and read labels and information on boxes of cereals. A ginger- bread cake was prepared with a choice of either brown sugar or lemon sauce. Rolled Oats The sixth meeting of the Hensall 3 4-H Club, the Rolled Oats, was held at 7:30 p.m. on November 16, at the home of Janice Bisback. Seven girls ans- wered the roll call which was, "My two free choice cereal recipes from the members pamphlet". The demonstration was hot water gingerbread and lemon sauce Sam Ronnie active here A prominent Hensall resident Samuel G. Fannie passed away in Westminster Hospital, London on Sunday, November 21 in his 71st yiear. A life-long resident of Hensel' he was the son of the late Mr. & Mrs.Erastus Rennie, He was a prominent business man and widely known for his- musical talent. Surviving is his wife, the for- mer Eileen Rumball; two sons, Jerry Brantford; Howard, Sarnia; three daughters; Mrs. Don (Mary Ann) Bender, RR 1 Dashwood; Mrs. Art (Dianne) Werner, Kitchener; Suzanne, Toronto. Ten grandchildren also survive. Two sisters Mrs, Irma Harris and Mrs. Ruth Paisley predeceased. Funeral service was held from the Bonthron Funeral Home on Wednesday at 2 p,m. conducted by Rev. W. D, Jarvis. Interment in Hensel' Union Cemetery. Pallbearers were Ed Gascho, Claude Blowes, Lorne Chapman, John Anderson, Don Bender, Art Werner. ber; they will be visiting the town shut-ins during the first week; they are holding a Christ- mas party for the area child- ren on December 11 at the Hensall Public School at 2 p.m. On December 13, the Kins- rhei,i will be taking the senior citizens to CKNX for the tap- ing of the Circle 8 Ranch Show and the Kinettes will serve lunch at the Three Links Centre. As a highlight for their December meeting, the Kin- ettes will visit the Country Spire Gift shope on December 8. United. Church, The United Church Service was conducted by Rev. Don Beck on Sunday with Mrs. John Turkheim at the organ. The sermons was called "Three Possibilities" and told how we can answer God's command by (1) saying no, (2) saying yes and doing it and (3) saying yes and doing it. The choir sang, "I want Jesus to walk with me" and the flowers were in loving memory of Mrs. Allota Foster. Federation of agriculture The Ontario Federation of Agriculture annual convention will be held November 29, 30 and December 1, at the Holiday Inn, Hamilton. The guest speaker Monday November 29 will be Joe Clark, Leader of the Conservative Par- ty. Sometimes, the television hero is the one who sits thru the program. President, Mrs. Connie Col- Clough chaired the November meeting of Huronview Home Auxiliary when reports were given of the most successful bazaar, tea and bake sale on record held in the home. Many thanks are extended to everyone throughout the county who contributed to help make it a wonderful affair. It was voted to use the pro- ceeds to purchase two wheel- chairs, one of these to be a very special one for an incapacitat- ed resident of the home who is confined to her room. With this special chair she will be able to control it herself and get around to see her friends and what is going on round about. Plans were made for the an- nual Christmas. Fair which is scheduled for December 6. This event enables the residents to purchase various articles with paper money to the value of $2.00 which each one is given and they enjoy the social hour together over a cup of tea and cookies. Bantam Hockey Hensall Bantams lost to Dublin Bantams in play last Thursday. The lone goal on Hensall's side was scored by Bradley Stewart. Hensall out- shot Dublin in shots on goal but the final score was in Dublin's favour at 3-1. A fair crowd was in attendance. Anglican service The Rev. G.A. Anderson was in charge of the service at St. Paul's Anglican Church on Sunday. The flowers were in memory of the late Mrs. James Foster. Amber Lodge Amber Rebekah lodge met Wednesday evening with Noble Grand Mrs. Dorothy Parker presiding assisted by Mrs. Maggie Campbell, Vice Grand, The charter was draped in lov- ing memory of the late Caroline Cutler, past president of the General assembly. Mrs. Margaret Consitt LSVG gave a report of the CPY meeting held previously. Mrs. Dorothy Corbett, treasurer gave a report of the finances. An in- vitation was received from the Ilderton Rebekah Lodge for the Junior Past Noble Grand and a car load of members to attend their meeting on Monday November 22. The United Nations meeting will be held in Clinton Lodge on Friday November 26, at 8:p.m. Delegates appointed were Noble Grand Mrs. Dorothy Parker, Jr. PNG Mrs. Bertha MacGregor and corresponding Secretary Mrs. Leona Parke. Arrangements were made for the annual ChristMas Party to be held December 1 with an ex- change of gifts. Mrs. Olga Ch.ipchase LSVG and Mrs. Wreatha Grigg, Warden express- ed thanks for cards. "Happy Birthday" was extended to Sisters Isobel Rogerson, Leona Parke, and Wreatha Grigg. Following the meeting "Court Whist" was played with the high prize being won by Mrs. Pearl Ghaddick, consolation Mrs. Bertha MacGregor, lucky plate Mrs. Alice Ferg. Livestock sales Demand was active at the Hensall Livestock Sales this week and the prices were steady. The supply consisted mainly of heifers and steers. Fat cattle; heifers, $34.50- $40.25, steers, 840.50-843.00. Pigs; weanlings, $23.00-$39.00, chunks, 841.00449.50. Persona IS Mrs. Laird Mickle returned Sunday after a pleasant two week's visit spent with her son Charles in Hamilton who teaches at the Sir John A. MacDonald secondary school in the city. The Auxiliary wishes to ex- tend heartfelt gratitude to all who so generously contribut- ed money to help in this worthy project. The Auxiliary will be in charge of the January birth- day party and will not be meet- ing again until March 21. A.C.W. meets The regular meeting of St. Paul's A.C,W. was held on Thursday afternoon at the home of Helen Roberts. The presid- ent Mrs, Forrest opened the meeting with the member's prayer and following that the Invocation was read from "The Living Message". The scrip- ture from 1 John was given by Helen Roberts and Annie Reid. Rev, Anderson gave the Meditation, Everybody then took part in the Litany—this was followed by prayer. The roll call was answered with a Bible verse containing the word "snow" Helen Roberts read the min- utes of the last meeting and Mrs. Windover gave the study book followed by a reading by Mrs, Forrest. In 1977 Church Calendars were distributed and The Living Message was renewed.; It was decided to entertain at the Queensway Nursing Home for the month of December, Rev. Anderson closed the meet- ing with a prayer. HENSALL INTERMEDIATE D HOCKEY Hensall vs C.C.A.T. Thurs. Nov 25 8:30 p.m. Hensel! Arena sponsored by Hensall Sales Barn & Hyde Brothers St Mrs, Carl Gross, Waterloo, visited Mrs. g, Sararas, Mrs. McDonald visited her husband Roy McDonald, Church service was conducted by Rev. Glen Wright ac- companied by Louise Mitchell at the piano. The Reformed Church ladies of Exeter entertained the residents Wednesday at Bingo and music, Persona Is Dr. & Mrs. David Noakes and Jeffrey visited with Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Noakes and with Mr. Archie Noakes in South Huron Hospital, over the weekend. Mrs. Gladys Wilson of Brant- ford and son Bruce from British Columbia, spent one day last week visiting with friends in Hensel', Mrs. Jean Arness, Ms Brenda Holland and John Noakes spent the weekend with their parents, Mr. & Mrs, Leonard Noakes. Kinettes plan busy month