The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-12-02, Page 31LET ME OFF OF HERE—Sally Prouty, 1, of Exeter wasn't too
pleased about sitting on Santa's knee, but she managed to get a
candy cane anyway. Santa was at Drysdales in Hensall last Fri-
day night. Photo by McKinley
Hydro employee speaks
to Hurondale Institute
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Dec. b - 11
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Re-Elect
Henry Harburn
FOR
DEPUTY REEVE
HIBBERT TOWNSHIP
• Council member for 10 years
(6 years as a councillor and 4 years as deputy reeve)
• Served on County Council for 4 years
o Chairman of Reforestation, Fish & Game
for 2 years
® 1 year on Property Committee
• 1 year on Road Committee
6 Member of Ausable-Bayfield
Conservation Authority
• Also active in sports for a number of years
10 YEARS EXPERIENCE AND TIME TO SPEND
I CAN SERVE YOU BEST FOR ANOTHER TERM
ON DEC. 6 VOTE
HENRY HARBURN
Some hot tips
on saving energy
this winter.
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You can make it easier for your furnace to heat your home this
winter and save energy by practicing these simple tips.
Use storm doors and win-
dows to prevent draughts.
Make sure your home is
properly insulated. This can
reduce your fuel bill.
Have your furnace checked
before the heating season.
Once a month. clean the
filter,
DID YOU KNOW . .
That each member of our staff takes a personal pride in seeing
that you have art adequate supply of electricity with a minimum of
inconvenience and interruption - particularly during adverse
weather conditions. Your comfort is our concern.
EXETER PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
R. E. Pooley Chairman M. A. Greene - Commissioner
B. F. Shaw - Commissioner H, L Davis - Monoget
Make sure nothing blocks any
heating register or cold air return.
Close off rooms that aren't being
used and close the heating
register.
Try setting your thermostat a
couple of degrees lower then you
usually do and save even more
energy.
Tuckersmith asked to rebate
non resident recreation fees
Queensway
Mr. & Mrs, Ted Pooley and
Mrs. Earl Shapton and Mrs.
Alma Rundle visited several
friends at the Home. Mr. & Mrs.
Cecil Smith visited Lynn
Latimer and several other
residents. Shirley Prouty visited
Lynn Latimer.
Roy McDonald, Alex Barrett,
and Harold Glanville, Jim &
Hazel McNaughton and Clarence
and Ann Smillie visited Mrs. Ada
Smillie, Sid Pullman and Pearl
PaSsmore visited Bernice
Lavery,
Mrs, Roy McDonald, Stuart,
Jean and Ivan Triebner and Ted
Prouty visited Roy McDonald.
Mr, & Mrs. Bob Parsons visited
Mrs. Almeeda Parsons.
The Reformed Church ladies,
Exeter entertained with music
.and bingo on Wednesday.
November 24, Mrs. Harry
Dougall presided for Hurondale
Women's Institute meeting in
Usborne Central school. The
Institute Ode was sung followed
by all repeating the Mary
Stewart Collect.
The roll call was answered by a
report of Agricultural interest.
Mrs. Milton Keller was chairlady
for the program on Agriculture
and Canadian Industries.
Bus trip with a difference,
last meeting for Muppets
Blonde: "Jim is going around
telling lies about me."
Redhead: "Well, don't worry
until he starts telling the truth."
Since all the maids are good
and lovable, from whence come
the evil wives?
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REFRIGERATION SALES & SERVICE
GRAND BEND 238-2493
Tuckersmith Township council
discussed the, proposed
development of Block C, Plan 22,
Vanastra, with Gary Davidson,
Huron County Planning Director,
at a meeting in Brucefield
Tuesday night.
Jim Queen of London, who
owns the nine townhouses in the
block, wants to diSpose of them,
Mr, Davidson will take coun-
cil's proposal to Mr. Queen that
he have a developer's agreement
for severence with financial
responsibility to bring all ser-
vices up to standard,
John Beane, president of the
Clinton Figure Skating Club,
expressed his dismay that non-
residents were being charged a
special fee by the Town of Clinton
if they wished to participate in
organized sports at the Clinton
arena. Beane said the charge for
the figure skating lessons plus the
non resident fee makes it too
expensive.
Beane said Hullett Township is
reimbursing its citizens who are
charged the extra fee and he
asked Tuckersmith to consider
doing the same, or to assess it to
the tax structure.
Reeve Elgin Thompson said
that with 98 people from Clinton
using the Vanastra swimming
pool, Tuckersmith should
perhaps be trading with Clinton
for the 16 Tuckersmith residents
playing minor hockey and two
taking figure skating lessons.
"Then Clinton would be owing
Tuckersmith money,"he said,
Ervin Sillery reeve elect for
1977-78, said that council is
willing to negotiate with Clinton
council on non-resident fees.
"However," he said, "It is
Clinton that is asking Tucker-
smith for non resident fees, so lei
them come to us. It is a two-way
street."
Hensall
Mr, & Mrs. John Skea, Cohn
and Karen of Brampton visited
with the former's parents Mr, &
Mrs. John Skea over the
weekend. Mr. & Mrs. Randy
Mason and Andrew of Huron
Park visited on Saturday.
The smorgasbord supper
prepared and served by the men
of Hensall United Church on
Monday evening was by all ap-
pearances a great success.
Over 400 people were served
and all enjoyed the variety of
meats, vegetables and salads not
to mention the cakes and pies to
finish the meal, A great effort
deserves great praise — thank
you, gentlemen. Come again!
Miss Dianne McKillop who was
travelling to Hanover where she
teaches school met with an
automobile accident on Highway
4 Saturday evening at Hensall
Motors Ltd. She was taken. to
South Huron Hospital, Exeter
where she was attended by Dr.
W. Steciuk and later transferred
to Sarnia General Hospital.
Council approved three all•
plications for building permits:
James Papple, RR 4, Seaforth;
addition to house, Neil Hopper,
Harpurhey, carport, porch and
pool enclosure; Bill Holland, RR
4 Clinton, implement shed.
Council gave first and second
reading to the by-law for the Nott
Drain • which is a Hullett Town-
ship drain.
Remuneratien . of • election 'Of-
field's ' for 1976 Will be: deptity
returning officer, $35 up from
$30; poll clerk, $30 up from $26;
and polling place, $30 up from
$26.
Council was notified that the
Ontario Municipal Board has
approved the proposed $125,000
debentureissue for the
Tuckersmith Municipal
Telephone System requested
earlier this year.
Council • learned that in the
future the municipalities will be
responsible for :licensing all•
public halls in the municipalitiei.
Tuckersmith's application for
additional funding under the
Ontario Home Renewal program
was refused as the program has
run out of money, Jack Riddell,
Huron MPP, appealed on behalf
of the township but he was told
the fund was without money at
this time, Mr. Riddell said he was
not satisfied with the way the
fund was managed, as
municipalities asking for their
allotment, received it whether it
was used or not, and if not used,
the money was not returned to
the Ontario Home Renewal
Program where it could be given
to someone asking for additional
funds.
The Huron County Land
Division Committee approved
applications for severances from
Rieny and Shirley VanLoon of RR
2 Kippen, and John A. B, Bell of
RR 2, Kippen,
News from
"Birthday Greetings" to Bill
McKenzie who celebrates his
birthday Friday December 3.
Mrs. Eric Luther was in
charge of the church service
Thursday. Louise Mitchell played
the piano.
Visitors with Pauline Jeffery
during the past were: son
Edmund Jeffrey, daughter
Blanche Bechard, Mr. & Mrs.
Clemence Jeffrey.
Visitors with Vera Lammie
Were Mrs.' Mervyn Dunn, Mr: &
Mrs. Charles Fisher, Exeter
visited Louise Mitchell. Mr. &
Mrs. Howard Johns, and. Mrs
Mary Neil visited their mother
Mrs. Mabel Johns.
.Elect
M RGA ET
Mc CURE
For School Board
She introduced the speaker
John Baumback from London. He
has worked with Ontario Hydro
for over 25 years through
southern Ontario in many
capacities but mostly with
trucks,
He told of safety measures
around farm buildings and of
helping with the extra crews
after last winter's ice storm.
Mrs. Wm. Thomson thanked
him, Mrs, Lorne Oke ac-
companied by Miss Ann Brodie
led in a sing song. The motto
"Buried seeds grow, but buried
talents never grow" was given by
Mrs. Glenn Stdwart.
Mrs. Alvin Moir read federated
news, Current events were given
by Mrs, Wm Rowcliffe. Everyone
enjoyed a few physical exercises
given by Mrs. Moir and Mrs.
Keller. Mrs. Keller closed the
program with a reading.
Mrs. H. Dougall conducted the
business. The financial statement
was given. A senior short course
is to be on quilts and quilting,
Several other items of business
were passed.
Mrs, Lloyd Ballantyne gave the
convention report and Mrs. Lorne
Oke of the Rally.
Don't forget
to vote
Dec. 6
MENSAL!.
INTERMEDIATE D
HOCKEY
HENSALL
ARENA
Thurs., Dec. 2
8:30 p.m.
Hensall
vs
Goderich
Sponsored by
Kyle's Shell &
Cedar Inn
SINCE Ines,
A bus trip with a difference was
enjoyed by members of the
Hensall Women's Institute, the
Three Links Senior Citizens and
friends, last Wednesday.
Travelling to London and the big
shopping centres for Christmas
Shopping took up most of the day
and was completed by having
dinner at the Ponderosa before
returning home,
4-H clubs
The last meeting of the Hensall
write a meal for a farm family of
five for a whole day following
Canada's Food Guide. Mexican
Chili Rolls were made which
included cornmeal pancakes and
Kidney Beans. This was enjoyed
by all.
Next meeting is scheduled to
2 4-H Club, the Bran Muppets was
held at the home of Mrs. Cecil
Pepper. All books are due at Mrs.
Pepper's on December 10.
Members discussed meal
management and eating down
Mexico way. The girls are to
Obituary
Mr. John Scotland Ian (Mac)
Macfarlane, Goderich formerly
of Windsor and Forest passed
away suddenly in Goderich
Hospital on Monday November
22, 1976, The sympathy of this
community is extended to his
wife the former Margaret
Elaine Sangster, Hensall and
sans John and Jim both at home.
Sales prices
Demand was active at Hensall
Livestock Sales again last week
and prices were higher. The
supply consisted mainly of
heifers and steers. Fat cattle;
heifers, $37.75 - $42.75, steers
$39.00 - $45.00, Pigs; weanlings
$32.00 - $41.25, chunks $43.00 -
$57.50.
Areyou satisfied with the
quality of your child's
education?
"1 believe it can be
better."
VOTE
Yvonne
(Bonnie)
Slaght .
to
Board of
Education
Aomatamonasessemanzaseasmilk
plan for Achievement Day on
January 8 at Seaforth District
High School.
The seventh meeting of the
Hensall 3, the Rolled Oats was
held on Tuesday, November 23 at
7:30p.m. at the home of Mrs.
Peter tsisoack, Eight girls an-
swered the roll call which was the
label of a cereal product. Apple
Crisp was demonstrated and was
enjoyed by all the girls. From
now on we will be working
towards Achievement Day,
Times-AdVoCate, December 2, 1976 Page 31
FOR. (LINTON & TUCKERSMITH
SCHOOL BOARD
• 4-Year Experience
• 1976 Chairman of Management Committee
• Member of Budget Committee
• Member of Salary Negotiating Committee
I respectfully ask for your support at the polls on
December 6.
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