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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-06-09, Page 14LEGION EXECUTIVE INSTALLED — The new executive of the Hensall branch of the Royal Canadian Legion was installed Friday night. Back, left, Zone Commander Cleve Coombs, executive Jim Smale, Sgt.-at- arms Larry Uyl and past president Murray Traquair. Front, secretary-treasurer Edwin Taylor, vice-president Pete Allan, president Grant McClinchey and Padre Rev. Andrew Blackwell. T-A photo INSTALL AUXILIARY — Installation ceremonies for the Hensall Legion Auxiliary were held Friday night. Back, left, executive Wanda McClinchey, Zone Commander Peg Coombs, executive members Minnie Noakes, Jean Munn and Joan Bierling and Sgt.-at-arms Iva Reid. Front, vice-president Hilda Smale, presi- dent Bea Uyl, treasurer Mona Campbell and secretary Donna Allan. T-A photo Installation of Legion, Auxiliary Times-Advocate, June 9,1977 INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY The Township of Tuckersmith has debentures available for sale in $1,000,00 units, with interest at 9 3/4 %, payable annually. :TheeardseAtu to 19 debentures inclusive, Ilbearth date June 30, and will mature in the y For further information contact the undersigned or the Tuckersmith Municipal Telephone System Office at 482-9908. James I. McIntosh, Clerk, Tuckersmith 527-0358 Linda Soldan. It was reported that the rummage sale held earlier in May showed a profit of $423. This will be donated to the Hensall Arena Building Fund, and the Kinettes would like to thank all those who participated in any way in making this such a success. The Kinettes are now busy planning for the Fiddler's Contest where they will operate a food booth on June 17 and 18 and also for the Spring Fair to be held on June 21. The election of the new executive was held with the following results. President- Marion Heil; Vice-President-Pat Brown; Treasurer-Sherrie Bonthron; Secretary-Sharon Fink; Registrar-Linda Soldan ; Bulletin Editors-Ppt Brown and Linda Soldan, A Chinese Auction was held and then material was cut out for each member to sew an apron for the Fiddler's Contest, The next meeting will be held on June 23 at the home of Sharon Fink. LEGION BREAK IN The Hensall Legion was broken into early Saturday morning. Entrance was gained by breaking a window. Nothing is reported to be taken. The Exeter Detach- ment of OPP are investigating. viEn C L. _ All 4lbs., 11 oz. 0 Catelli 1 lb. package, ech • Spaghetti 374 12 oz 73' 11 oz 59' 32 fl. oz994 ' oz. 75 Cookies Weston's Plain, Sugar or Cinnamon Donuts McLaren's Sweet Mixed Pickles Heinz Ketchup 20 fl. Are you thinking of buying carpet? If you are then now's the time to SAVE during our Bonthrons Home Furnishings have purchased a selection of quality Harding carpets in various types, colours and sizes ranging from 12' x 9'9" to 12' x 19'. These are all being offered .for these We can arrange for mail to wall Installation if desired. loop nylon rubber backed Carpet hi gold tones. Perfect for the bedroom, family room, cottage, etc. Homemakers to Huron County! HENSALL 2424023 OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 'TH. NINE WEEKEND SPECIALS JUNE 8, 9, 1p& 11 PLEASE NOTE: We reserve the right to limit all quantities on all advertised items. AL'S MARKET HENSALL — ONTARIO in The Light Touch By JACK LAVENDER One thing you have to say for un- employment: you can't beat the hours. * * * The bathtub was invented in 1850 and the phone! in 1875. This means that for 25 years people could sit in the tub without hear- ing the phone ring. * * « Psychiatrist to patient: "Just when did you discover that you enjoy paying your income taxes?" M * * At JACK'S Small Engine Repair Service 107 Queen St., Hensoll 262-2103 we've acted as psychiatrist for many pieces o/ small engine equipment. Let's include sortie of your machinery, 114, S Mrs. mita Johns amd Mrs. Florence Johns of Exeter and Mr. & Mrs. Bernie Friesen of Staffa visited with Mr. & Mrs. Hans Gerstenkorn and, family on Sunday. Mrs. Audrey Christie was a delegate to the Westminster Weekend 77 held at Westminster College, London May 27-29 at- tending the course "A Faith for these Times." Hensa and district news CORRESPONDENTS Mrs. Hilda Payne, Phone 262-5018 Mrs. Bertha MacGregor, Phone 262-2025 Kinettes choose new slate, plan for Fiddler's contest The May meeting of the the home of Marion Heil, Two Hensall and District Kinettes was guests were welcomed to the held on Wednesday, May 25, at meeting, Donna St. John and COMPLETE INSULATION SERVICE RIGID URETHANE and ROCK WOOL INSULATION Spray on Rigid Urethane Foam for all types of farm buildings, new and older homes, warehouses, cottages, retail stores, etc. . FREE ESTIMATES . CALL US TODAY . ALL WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED H. VAN MOORSEL INSULATION RR 5 Mitchell Phone 348-9376 Carmel WMS mark 87th anniversary AMININIMENI fo........0***•••••••••••••••••aoh**eam..........***moolormannTh Village of Hensall SANITARY SEWER CONNECTIONS Pursuant to the provisions of bylaw No. 017-76 for the village of Hensall, all persons are hereby reminded that drains for sewage and the sanitary facilities shall be connected to the main sanitary sewer no later than nine months after the municipality has notified the property owner by registered mail. Upon application of the owner in writing, council may grant an extension time for connection. Penalties of up to $1,000.00 may be imposed upon any person found guilty of a con- travention of bylaw No. 017-76. the Arnold Circle Evening Auxiliary. Mrs. Hyde welcomed the guests and read a poem "My Creed." The devotional was taken by Mrs. Edith Bell on "Faith". Mrs. Esther Wright gave a reading for the devotional "He Touched Me," Mrs. Bertha MacGregor read the Scripture and led in prayer. The Pepper Sisters sang two numbers "Pass It On" and "Sing a Song" accompanied by their sister Miss Brenda Pepper at the piano, Mrs, Emma Campbell in- troduced ' the guest speakers, Rev. Bruce Pierce and Mrs. Pierce of Crediton. They showed pictures of Western Canada which were very picturesque and Mrs. Pierce commentated them in her usual humorous;manner. Mrs. Bertha MacGregor thanked the Pierce's and the Pepper sisters for their con- tribution to the program. Many articles were on display of Canadian culture. Robert J. Heil Clerk Treasurer Village of Hensall 108 King St., Hensall, Ontario The president of the W.M.S. of Carmel Presbyterian Church, Mrs. Harvey Hyde, presided at the 87th anniversary on Monday evening, and welcomed guests who attended from the UCW of Hensall United Church, Kippen United Church, Chiselhurst United Church , the Barbara Kirkman Auxiliary Seaforth and Rebekah lodge join celebration Vice Grand Mrs. Maggie Campbell presided for the meeting of Amber Rebekah Lodge Wednesday evening, in the absence of the Noble Grand Mrs. Dorothy Parker. R.S.V.G. Mrs. , Aldeen Volland assisted Mrs. Campbell. Arrangements were made to visit Monkton Lodge June 10. The bus will pick up the members at the Lodge Hall at '7 p.m. Any members wishing to goon the bus trip to Toronto from Exeter were to call the Noble Grand as soon as possible. Mrs. Campbell reported for the visiting committee. Following the meeting several members attended the 30th anniversary of Pride of Huron Lodge, Exeter. are as follows: President Grant McClinchey 1st Vice President: Howard Smale; 2nd Vice Pres. Garnet Allan; Padre Rev, Black- well; Sgt. at Arms Larry Uyl; Secretary-Treasurer Edwin Taylor. Executive: James Smale, Frank Forrest, Murray Traquair and Raul Neilands. Past Zone Commander Cleve Coombs, Egmondville and Mrs. Coombs were present as special guests Friday for the joint in- stallation of the Hensall Legion and Auxiliary. The installation was carried out by BI j th Branch Number 420. Officers of the Men's Legion Ladies' Legion Auxiliary: President: Beatrice Uyl; Vice Presidents Margaret McDonald and Hilda Smale; Treasurer: Mona Campbell; Secretary: Donna Allan; Sgt. at Arms: Iva Reid; Executive: Minnie Noakes; Joan Beierling; Marg Vanstone. A reception followed. Church women pack nine boxes The Apostle's Creed and Pentecostgwere the topics chosen, by Mrs. Eric Luther when she ;I gave the study at the June meeting of Unit 4 of the Hensall . United Church U.C.W. The Apostle's Creed is in universal acceptance and belief in the Christian Church, dating back to about 500 A.D. and traditionally ascribed to Christ's Apostles. Mrs. Nelly Riley gave the devotional and spoke on "Peace of the Soul" based on the Biblical verse John 14 vs. 27. The meeting was held on Thursday, afternoon, June 2 in the Fellowship Hall with Mrs. James McAllistei%, presiding. Twenty members were present and it was reported that sixty-seven visits to shut-ins had been made during the month of May. Mrs. Erratt reported that nine boxes had been packed for the bale. Mrs. Sherritt reported on the success of the Beef Bar-B-Q. The meeting had opened with Mrs. McAllister reading a poem, "Ben Adhen" by Leigh Hunt and the hymns, "Come let us sing of a wonderful love" and "Will your anchor hold in the storms of life?" were sung. The meeting closed with the Benediction and Mrs. H. Luther and her com- mittee served lunch. Sales Barn Hensall Livestock Sales- demand was active and prices were steady; supply consisted‘ mainly of heifers and steers. Fat cattle; heifers $37.50441.50, top to $43.25. Steers; $39.00-43.50, top to $44.10. Pigs; weanlings, $33.00- $41.50, chunks $45.00-$59.00. Maple Leaf 14 , half or whole '1.25- Football:110ms lb. 5 1.39 28 ,i.oz. 63 s Pork Shoulder Roast Fresh Pork Shoulder Chops Frigolo Instant Drink Mix 20 oz, E.D. Smith Vegetable Juice Garden Cocktail 69 Delsey Boutique, 2 ply 2 roll pack Toilet Tissue 59' Libby's Deep Browned in Tomato Sauce 19 fl. oz. Beans with Pork 2/99' Kraft Canadian Process 16 oz$. 1.39 He Cheeseinz Slices White Vinegar 40 fl. oz494 Our Own Beef and Pork Sausage Our Own Head Cheese 3 lb. tin lb. 89' lb. 79' 3 lb. 9 Concentrated Powdered Detergent 69' 69' 2 lb. bag, ea. 2 lb. bag, ea. 2 lb. bag, ea. Lido Snowball, Cocoa Balls or Assorted 3/89' each 59' FROI'EN FOOD Supreme Fancy Corn Supreme Fancy Peas Supreme Fancy Mixed Vegetables PRODUCE Produce U.S.A. Head Lettuce Produce of U,S.A. Celery Heads FREEZER SPECIALS Choice Local Beef Store 262-2017 Slaughter House 262-2041 FRONT OF BEEF Barbecue Style, Cut for a Maximum of Steaks and Beef Patties LS. .64.99(4) .90 Fully processed l$103.89' $7.90 SIDE OF BEEF TURKEY DRUMSTICKS 1016, box TURKEY WINGS 10 lb. box BEEF PATTIES Na Finer 10 lb. bag