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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-06-17, Page 9Hensall Livestock Sales Supply consisted mainly of heifers and steers. Demand was active and prices were steady.., Fat cattle; heifers, $40.10-$43.60, steers $42.50-$44.50. Sales to $44.70. Pigs; weanlings $40.00- $49.50 chunks $51.25-$68.00. a careless match can start a IINININR17 Where can you buy a 23 cu. ft. CHEST FREEZER for At Your Refrigeration Specialists FRIDAY, JUNE 18 ELIMINATIONS — 7 P.M. ADMISSION—ADULTS 2.00 CHILDREN .50 Ett#144ttIttt==11#414RIMMMEMPIt M.C. Johnny Brent (Formerly of CKNX Wingham) Camping Sites for Tents and Trailers Available SATURDAY, JUNE 19 PLAYDOWNS 7 P.M. DANCING— 11-2 A.M. BAND WAYNE RIEHL, LEN LOVE • THE COUNTRY VERSATILES ADMISSION—ADULTS 3.00 CHILDREN .50 HENSALL COMMUNITY CENTRE JUNE 18 - 19, 1976 See and hear fiddling champions from Canada and tire U.S.A. compete for the "Ward Allen Memorial Trophy" Over $2900 Cash Prizes Thanks to the following merchants for their support: Ted Thuss Garage Bonthron's and Sons Ltd. W. G. Thompson and Sons Ltd. Cook's of Gerbro Corporation Stay Sharp Sales and Service Knight Electric Pineridge Chalet Ltd. Glen's Carpentry O'Brien's Upholstery John Heal TV Sales Kozy Korner Ron's Health Centre Duttman's Bakery S. M. Fink Mechanical Richman Photography Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce Hensall to $1.00 Regal Grill Hensall Flowers Murray Baker Construction Wayne and Harold Smith Construction Ltd. Ice Box Mini-Mart Tim's Machine Shop Traylor Industries W. H. Fuss Electric Shaw's Dairy Hurondale Dairy C. E. Reid & Sons Sand & Gravel Tee Jay Family Fashions Bank of Montreal Don Joynt Insurance Drysdale Home Hardware Hensall Motors Ltd. Bendix Mobile Home Plant Hurondale Dairy Agripress Hyde Brothers Farm Equipment Jack's Small Engine Repair Service Lavender's Garage Hensall District Co-op Hensall Livestock Sales Bendix Recreational Vehicle Plant Kyles Shell Station Hensall Bean Pot Big '0' Drain Tile Ball Macaulay Ltd. Don Travers Refrigeration Hensall Freeze King Huron Auto Body Glen's Carpentry William's Hairstyling A. IL Taylot Leasing Ltd. Mary Helen Unisex Shoppe Style Beauty Salon Buck Little Decorating UNFMANNWP44frallpip‘ROME • Vna:R•9 •••• . ••, . ••):,..M•FAMMV. Notice to residents of the Township of Hay Please be advised that the Honourable John R. Rhodes, the Minister of Housing, signed an amendment to Ontario Regulation No. 288/74, a commercial order which affects your municipality. Although the commercial order intends only to k•ss, prohibit haphazard development of shopping centres in your municipality, small-scale com- mercial uses serving local needs are also prohibited under the order. Ontario Regulation No. 334/76 which amends the original order, permits the erection or use of a building with a floor area of less than 5,000 square feet for commercial purposes. Other changes in siting requirements have also been included. For detailed information on Ontario Regula- tion No. 334/76, please contact your munici- pal clerk. Where a proposed commercial use exceeds the provisions of the order, the Minister of Housing may amend the order pursuant to Section 32 (6) of The Planning Act after as- sessing individual applications and in accor- dance with sound planning principles. Ministry of Housing JOHN R. RHODES Joint installation at Legion The Installing Team of the Canadian Legion of Clinton were at the Hensall Legion Hall Saturday evening installing the Ladies' and Men's officers. President of the Ladies' Legion Auxiliary Mrs. Larry Uyl; vice- president, Mrs. Margaret McDonald; vice president Marion Wassan; secretary, Mrs. Garnet Allan; treasurer, Mrs. Grant McClinchey. President of the Legion, Mr. Grant McClinchey; vice president, Howard Smale; vice president, Stan Kochan; secretary treasurer, Ted Taylor, A very enjoyable social hour followed when 50 year jewels were presented Peter McNaughton, Edgar Munn and Harry Horton. A 25 year jewel was presented to William Forrester. Fifty year jewels will be presented to Mr. W.O. Goodwin and Mr. Alf Clarke at a later date. Openhouse held Mrs. Ernie Davis entertained at "Open House" on Sunday in honor of her daughter Kay, bride- elect of this month, Karen Campbell was in charge of the guest book. Mary Ann Rathwell, Bayfield and Mrs. Jerry Spanton, Sarnia showed the wedding and shower gifts. Mrs. Drew Fowler, London and Mrs. Jack Lep- pington Bayfield poured tea. Joyce and Cathy Leppington, Bayfield and Wendy Keone Bayfield, served assisted by Mrs. Doc Cameron. PROPERTY SALE NO. L-01485 Approximately 0.38 of an acre of land situated at Lot 25, Concession W.L.R., Twp. of Stanley, County of Huron, located on the west side of Hwy. 21 at road allowance between Townships of Stanley and Hay. Access would be from the side road only. Sale to take place on the property at: 1:00 p.m. (Local Time) on Thursday, June 24th, TERMS: $500.00 cash or certified cheque (cheque payable to the Treasurer of Ontario). Balance payable in 30 days. Further information may be obtained from: The Auctioneer, Rathwells Auction Service RR 1, Brucefield, Ontario Telephone: 482.3120 or Ministry of Transportation and Communications, P.O. Box 6338, London, Ontario N5V 2Z1 Telephone: (519) 681-1441 Ext. 160 Sale subject to Reserve Bid. Ministry of Transportation and Communications Unit 2 of Hensall U.C.W. met Tuesday evening with Mrs. Stewart Blackwell in the chair and opened with a reading, "The man who tries". The devotional was taken by The 29th Annual Riley Reunion was held in Hensall park June 13, with 42 present,. Sports were in charge of Freda Boa as the sports committee were unable to be present. Winners were: Boys under 5, Scotty Boa; boys under 6, Jeff Clarke. Girls under 10, Susan Raeburn; boys under 10, Jeff Clarke; girls under 12, Sheila Riley, girls under 15, Kim Marsden, boys under 15, Ray Riley. UCW plans to entertain The UCW of Chiselhurst met Tuesday 'with 15 members an- swereing the roll call. President, Mrs. Harold Parker opened the meeting with a poem "Mother's Prayer." Mrs. Richard Taylor was in charge of the Devotional based on "Father's Day." Plans were arranged to entertain the groups from the surrounding Churches June 30. Clothing was brought to be sent to London. Mrs. Jack Brintnell gave two-poems "The Farmer" and "The Old Iron Pump." Mrs. Rosa Harris, assisted by Mrs.. J. Brintnell and Mrs. Alvin Cole, showed a film on "Citzenship." Mrs. Parker closed the meeting with prayer. Mrs. Harold Par- sons was hostess assisted by Mrs. J. Brintnell and Mrs. Cole. Mrs. Keith MacLean and was on Faith. Mrs, Ron Mock took the study and told about the changes in the customs of Tanzania from the time of Colonial Rule to the present day. The people of Women's Kick the slipper, Kim Marsden; men's kick the slipper Ivan Boa. Relay race-water in bottle, Ken Clark's team. Relay race balloon, Ken Clarke's team. Relay race ball under and over, Ross Riley's team. Oldest Lady present, Mary Patter, Stratford. Longest Married couple, Mr. & Mrs. Don Fraser, Stratford. BirthdaP nearest day of picnic, Ross Riley. Guessing candies in jar, Marlene Fraser. Lucky plates, Doug Fraser, David Sma le, After a ball game, supper was served followed by ice-cream. A short meeting was held. The picnic is to be held next year in the Hensall Park, second Sunday in June. President Ted Raeburn, Staffa; vice-president, Don Fraser, Stratford, secretary, Nellie Riley, Hensall; treasurer, Gwen Harburn, Staffa; sports, Margaret and Ken Clarke, Hensall; Susan and Leslie Riley, Hensall, lunch committee, Sheila and David Smale and helpers. has awarded John D. Blackwell, son of Mr. David Blackwell and the late Mrs. Lillie (Miller) Blackwell, a Fourth Year Award for Honours Students. Beginning in September, John 'will be completing his final year in llonours History. WI hears upholstery talk The June meeting 'of the liensall Women's Institute was held June. 9, when the members gathered at Pat O'Briens at 7 p.m. for a talk and demonstration on upholstering. Following that all drove to the Hensall Bean Pot and enjoyed a delicious roast beef dinner. A business meeting was held at the Hensall Legion Hall following the dinner when plans were announced for a bus trip to Vineland and a winery on June 28. This being the day before the Senior Citizens trip it was decided to change the date and July 7 has now been arranged. Plans were also discussed for seeing "Anne of Green Gables" at the Huron Country Playhouse in. August. There was a discussion regarding the use of the kitchen facilities in the Legion Hall and a committee was named to come up with a satisfactory solution. Programmes for the next year were discussed and the meetings were adjourned until the second Wednesday in September. Hensall will be alive with the sounds of fiddles this weekend when the Hensall Kinsmen and Kinettes present the sixth annual Fiddler's contest June 18 and 19 at the Hensall Community Park and arena. Also coming up in Hensall, is the Hensall Twilight Spring Fair and Stock show which opens June 22. Last year, over 70 competitors turned up for the Fiddler's contests, and Bob Heil, village clerk and a member of the Kinsmen, expects more this year. Heil said the competition will start Friday night, with the elimination rounds, so to speak, with all the competitors playing. Then Saturday, the real competition begins with the "playdowns" as Heil called them. This will continue Satur- day through to the end, when a champion will he decided. Along with the fiddling, there will be step-dancing. The fiddlers will he divided up into categories, mostly decided by age. There is however, the novelty category, where fiddler's rely as much on their imagination as their talent. One fiddler plays while standing on his head, while another is known to play with the fiddle upside down. Camping for the crowd of about 3,000 that is expected is being provided. Heil said there were 200 campsites that could be reserved. By Tuesday afternoon, 89 had been reserved. The Kinettes will also be showing a movie in the corn- munity center on Saturday af- ternoon. Tickets for the contest are $2 for Friday night and $3 for Saturday. Reserved seats are available for $3,50. The Twilight Spring Fair and Stock Show will be in its .118th year this year. The usual accoutrements of a Spring fair will be in Hensall, including a huge midway. MP Robert McKinley will open the fair this year and MPP Jack Riddell will be involved with the Calf Club's show. Winners of the contest to un- scramble the names in the Fiddler's competition ad- vertisement .Mrs. Marjorie Beierling of Zurich, who was the first to have all four of the in- dustries named unscrambled when her name was drawn. Mrs. Beierling won $25. Other winners, who un- scrambled the names and won a free pass to the competition were: Mrs. E. Riley, Hensall, Joan Stephenson, Varna, Mrs, Dorothy Stephen, Woodham, Vicki Baker, Hensall, Mrs, Ray. Cann, Exeter, Mrs. Carl Wurm, Exeter, Jane Pollock liensall, Laverne McCarter, Exeter, Mrs. Annie Reid, Hensall, and Ina Munroe, Kippen. '— The four industries whose names were scrambled were Big- 0 Drain Tile, Ball' Macaulay Limited, Don Travers Refrigeration and the Hensall Bean Pot, 37 YEARS AT SOUTH HURON HIGH SCHOOL Russ Collingswood after 37 years of serving South Huron as a custodian is retiring July 1976. In appreciation members of the Student council presented Russ with a picture of the school and its grounds, plus a lifetime yearbook plaque. From left to right are Greg Love, yearbook co-ordinator, Judy Mickle, 2nd vice president, Russ Collingwood and president Tom Hayter. T-A photo by Y. Romaniuk. Tanzania subject of UCW meeting Times-Advocate, June 17, 1976 Pogo 9 Over 70 expected to compete in Hensall Fiddlers contest Tanzania have always been well educated but had no written language until modern times. During the business session, Mrs. Carl Payne thanked all who helped to make the Bar-b-que a success and reminded members that "Luncheon is Served" will he held at the next General meeting in October, and that the Regional meeting of the United Church UCW will be held in Ilensall on October 6. An invitation has been received from Chiselhurst UCW for June 30, Letters from missionaries were read. For a musical number, Mrs. Blackwell played a few selections on the mouth organ. It was decided to visit at the Country Spire on the night of the September meeting if that can be arranged. The meeting closed with all repeating the Mizpah Benedic- tion and Mrs. Cecil Pepper served a lunch. The Faculty of Arts and Social Science of Huron College, the University of Western Ontario, •AUCTION Riley's hold reunion SALE OF LAND at Hensall park Hensall Swimming Registration Sat., June 19 10:00 - 12:00 Hensall Arena Swimming Rates $11.00 per session Family Rate $33,00 per session First 'Sessions starts June 28 Second Session starts July 19 Third Session starts Aug. 9 Sessions run for 3 wks.