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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1979-09-12, Page 26BEST BUYS AT AL'S Store 262-2017 Abattoir 262-2041 Choice local Beef and Pork PRODUCE Sweet Green Peppers Ontario No. 1 Celery Stalks CEE Grade Macintosh Apples FROZEN FOOD Honeydew Conc. Orange Drink 12 1/2 oz. 79c 10for 99' 24's 9c 3 lb. bag 1.19 v\siO UR /14 A , C‘C) '11446, 44' FOR OUR °+ FLYER OF Home Hardware FORMERLY DRYSDALE'S HENSALL, ONT. 4 DAYS ONLY SEPT. 12 15, 1979 OPEN TILL 9 P,M. THURS. & FRI. EVENINGS SUPER VALUES IN EVERY DEPT. WITH NUMEROUS IN STORE SPECIALS ENTRY FOR DRAW PRIZES WITH EACH PURCHASE! COFFEE & POPCORN DROP IN & BROWSE INSPECT OUR NEW RENTAL DEPT, DRAWS TO BE MADE SAT. Objections cite tax increases Page 10A Times-Advocate, September 12, 1919 See you at the Exeter Fair September 21, 22 Could get hearing on annexation bid • WATCH Your mailbox this week for the circular with all the exciting information regarding \ 16. ftli Pet NI MI NEI .411 1111119 111111/ MI VI‘411111111i SALE SEPT. 19, 20, 21, 22. OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS DURING SALE Hensall council learned their bid to annex a portion of Hay Township, on the south of the village, could result in an Ontario Municipal Board hearing, Four of approximately 17 families in the area proposed for annexation are objecting to the annexation bid. The objections include the fear their taxes would in- crease when they became apart of the village of Hensall, loss of rural mail delivery and concern that their children would no longer be bused to school. The four families sent letters to Hensall council outlining their objections - the same objections raised at a public meeting held in August to debate the an- nexation issue. Reeve Harold Knight reported Huron County Roman Duzus said unless the differences between the village and the four families could be resolved, the situation could result in an OMB hearing. Mr. Duzus suggested that representatives from Hensall and Hay Township councils meeting with the objecting parties and try to resolve the situation. One fear of the residents objecting to annexation was that they would immediately have to hook into the Hensall sewer and water systems. Clerk Betty Oke said this wouldn't be the case, unless something happened to their own systems and they requested a hook-up. Reeve Knight said the families who objected to the annexation proposal "are trying to preserve a certain lifestyle and you can't blame them for that." Council also received a letter from Wintario requesting further in- formation on the arena fundraising, project. The fundraising committee still must raise another $20,000 from the community. Councillor Harry Klungall suggested jokingly that the village needed to hire telethon organizer Jerry Lewis for an hour to raise the needed funds. The council also received committment from the ministry of culture and recreation to assist up to the sum of $20,000, in the con- struction of a multipurpose athletic field and tennis court in Hensall. The planned construction, expected to cost $80,000 over the long term, will be phased over a number of years. The first phase is the con- struction of a ball diamond, which will cost ap- proximately $5,000. Council also received a letter of thanks from Grace Tribner, the student who worked with Betty Oke this summer in the Hensall town office. Building inspector Her- man van Wieren reported he had issued $48,000 worth of building permits. Permits were issued to Ernest Davies, 62 Nelson Street, for an addition to his home; to Freida Boa, 152 Richmond Street for exterior renovation to a home; to Traylor Incl. Ltd., Queen Street, for an addition; to 394205 Ontario Ltd., 88 Nelson Street, for renovation of a building; to the same company, 100-102 King Street, for renovation of a building; to Marilyn Taylor, Queen Street for an addition to a building and to H. Berens, Wellington Street, for repairs to his basement. MAJOR APPLIANCE CENTRE HENSALL HENSALL IS READY — Hensell and the Crescent Rolls of Exeter are all set for their final game for the A division cham- pionship of the Exeter and area men's rec fastball league tonight. Practising Monday evening were Dwight Consitt, Gary Moir and Jim Ferguson. T-,4 photo Junior choir sings at service Rev. Kenneth Knight conducted service in Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sunday speaking on "Christian Citizenship". The Junior choir under the direction of Mrs. Dorothy Taylor at the organ sang "God Sees The Little Sparrow Fall" Ronna Lynn Bell took the soloist part. Mrs. Grace Peck and Mrs. Mary McAllister of Huronview, Clinton were guests on Thursday with Mrs. Dorothy Mickle and attended the Smorgasbord luncheon and meeting of Unit IV U. C, W. at Hensall United Church, You could WIN - G.E. Microwave Oven Hot Point Microwave Oven White Westinghouse Mobile Dishwasher 8-2 qt. Vacuum Pots - Value s5000ea. • REFRESHMENTS • GIFTS • DEMONSTRATIONS MEET HOTPOINT - GENERAL ELECTRIC - WHITE WESTINGHOUSE - JENN AIR REPRESENTATIVES See Elizabeth Jacobs the Hotpoint Microwave specialist show you all the latest hints on Microwave cooking. Thursday Night 6 - 9 P.M. Friday 4 - 9 P.M. Saturday 1 - 5 DRYSDALE MAJOR APPLIANCE CENTRE HENSALL, ONT. 262-2728 CLOSED M•N ...c.olikes.ogobtNrs Mrs Hddca:Payne Phone 262-$018 162.205 , . Legion Auxiliary starts fall season meetings The Ladies' Legion Auxiliary commenced their fall meetings in the Legion Hall on Tuesday evening with the President Mrs. Beatrice Uyl presiding. Mrs. Iva Reid gave the sports report and announced the bowling tournaments coming up. Discussion over catering to weddings in the PORK CHOPS sib.1 49 SPARERIBS Fresh Centre Cut lb $1 98 HAM t. ROAST ,b1 39 Sliced Devon Bacon 1 lb. pkg. lb . Store Sliced Wieners Sliced Chicken Loaf (Proc.) Loin of Beef (Proc.) Rib of Beef (Proc.) Loin of Pork lb. Sears Sears SHOPPING CATALOGUE catalogues Come in and look ... a through our lastest marketplace catalogue- for home PHONE fashion 262-3316 finds. Campbell's Tomato Soup 10 fl. oz 4/88' Bright's Mini Butterscotch, Choc. Fudge Puddings 4x5 oz. 99 White Swan Assorted Paper Towels White Swan Assorted & White Serviettes Save All Waxed Paper 100's Rolls 18 oz. $1.39 Carnation 2% Partly Skimmed Evaporated Milk 38 5 nmst. 39' Cloverleaf Pacific Pink Salmon Five Roses All Purpose Flour York Canada Fancy Whole Kernel Corn 12 fl. oz. tins Fluffo Shortening . All Purpose Mr. Clean 32 fl. oz. Colonial Asst. Variety Cookies McCain's Chocolate, Cinnamon 9c Deep 'n Delicious 9 oz. 9 BAKERY Granny Tarts Pk. of 12 4.09 PLEASE MOTE: We reserve the right to limit all quantities on all advertised items. Because of increased costs we find it necessary to make a 50a charge for grocery delivery. ARKET GROCERIES & FRESH PRODUCE Phone: 262-2017 Hensall Mrs. Jean Adenan of Ridgetown were guests with Mr. & Mrs. Sim Roobol last week. Messers James Sangster, Brad Sangster and Bert Horton returned home from a pleasant holiday at Manitoulin Island. Mrs. Dorothy Brady of Exeter was a dinner guest with Mrs. Bertha MacGregor.' Charles Mickle Hamilton spent the week-end with his mother Mrs. Laird Mickle and on Sunday Mrs. Mickle, Charles, Mrs. Florence Joynt, and Mr. & Mrs. William Mickle and John of Exeter joined the rest of the Mickle family for a Smorgasbord Birthday dinner in honour of their mother at the home of her daughter and son-in-law Mr. & Mrs, Brian Collins and family in Waterloo. Mrs. Blanche Chapman of London visited over the week-end with her brother- in-law and sister Mr. & Mrs. Jack Corbett. Mrs. Peter L. McNaughton who recently underwent surgery in St. Joseph's Hospital, London was able to return to her home on. Sunday. Mr. & Mrs, Sim Roobol were guests at the Toonk- Bylsma wedding on Friday in the Christian Reformed Church, Clinton, when over one hundred guests at- tended. Mrs. Kathie McGuckin of Newmarket visited last week with her aunt Mrs. Bert Horton and also with her uncle Mr Peter L. McNaughton and with her aunt Mrs. Peter L. McNaughton who was a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Jamie Parker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Parker underwent a tonsillectomy in Seaforth Community hospital last week. Surprised on birthday The family of Mr. Peter L. McNaughton surprised him on Thursday September 6th on the occasion of his 84th birthday. They enjoyed a social evening as well as the "Birthday Cake" and treats. Over 200 specially priced major appliances on dis- play in our brand new store. / CLOSED, MONDAYS: future were dealt with. Following the business a pot luck lunch was enjoyed by all. Amber Rebekah lodge opens fall meetings Amber Rebekah Lodge opened their fall meetings on Wednesday evening with the Noble Grand Mrs. Hazel Corbett presiding assisted by the Vice Grand Mrs. Elizabeth Riley, who reported for the visiting committee stating gifts, cards and donations were sent to members. Mrs. Hazel Corbett gave the treasurer's report and an- nounced the prize money was received from the float entered in the fair. The donation asked for towards the whirlpool bath was discussed. A number of cards of thanks were read from members and friends. Following the closing ceremonies a delicious pot luck lunch was enjoyed by all in the lower hall. Chiselhurst U. C,W. meet The U.C.W. of Chiselhurst United Church opened their fall meetings on Tuesday September 4th with the President Mrs. J. Brintnell presiding, and opened the meeting with a poem "Joy of Life". Everyone joined in the Theme Song and Prayer. Mrs. Vera Brintnell Con- ducted the Worship "Trees". The Roll Call was an- swered by all repeating the 23rd psalm in unison. "Thank You" notes were read from the Brintnell family, Frieda Boa, Joyce Heal, World Outreach and Family and Children ser- vices of Huron County. It was announced South Huron Regional will be held in Elimville Church October 9th. The ladies' decided to continue quilting prior to the bazaar which will be held October 31st. Mrs. Dorothy Parker gave a very in- formative talk on "Stewardship". Mrs. Pearl Taylor read an article "Prayer Day". The October meeting was reviewed and the President closed the meeting with prayer. Mrs. Sarah Dick and Mrs. Vera Ross were hostesses. Personals Mr. & Mrs. Austin Wheeler of Detroit were week-end visitors with their aunt Mrs. Edgar Munn. Miss Flora MacDonald has returned to Goderich. Rev. Donald MacDonald of Duart a former minister of Carmel Presbyterian Church visited with several members of the congregation namely Mr. & Mrs. Rochus Faber, Mrs. & Mrs. John Skea, Robert Cameron and friend, while spending the week-end here. Mrs, P, Hoonaard of Blyth, Mrs. C. VanDuyn of Noordwyck, Holland, Mr. Anthony Gelderland and Fresh Off The Loin Family Pack $1.19 lb 89' $1.39 1.98 1.69 1.49 Prices in effect September 13, 14 & 15th L • Choice Local Beef & Pork Abattoir Phone: 262-2041 colours & white 99' 49' 79' 60's 2's Carnation Bonus Pack Coffeemate 7 3/4 OZ. 2.5 kg. $1.19 $1.49 39' 1 lb. pkgs. 79' $1.49 1 lb. $1 .09 ABATTOIR HOURS Beef Slaughter — Monday, Pork Slaughter — Tuesday. Hours for Picking Up Freezer or Custom Orders. Tues. to Fri. — 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., Sat. 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.