Times-Advocate, 1980-02-06, Page 22SPRING FAIR EXECUTIVE-Officers of the Hensall Spring Fair were
at Monday's annual meeting. Back, left, directors John Baker, Ross
Front, vice-president David Turner, secretary-treasurer Gladys
president John Kinsman. President Bob Baker was missing,
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tsI4r1da Payne, Phn 262 5018•
Mis. ert.hO MacGregor, Ph.
0 member Colleen DeCouappears to beasking Hensall
the intentwas on this play on teammate Gail Evo. Get-
in which McMahon "extracted" a brassiere was official
T-A photo
UH, EXCUSE ME SIR Team 1
Fund Raiser Carl McMahon what
ting ready to blow the play dead
Murray Baker
HELPING HANDS — Team 10 announcer at the game between the television squad and
the Hensall Fund Raisers Saturday Alex Kellman received a helping hand in crossing the ice
surface from Huckleberry Hound and Yogi Bear, The game raised about $1,800 for the
Hensall district arena fund. T-A photo
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Feb. 5
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1st house with lamp posts just North of Big 0 on #4
Hwy. 1 mile south of Hensall. (Circular drive, white
roof, red brick house)
returned for a second year
Corbett and John Soldan,
McGregor and se Tcp.Andp hvi octeo-
Queensway
welcomes
The Queensway Nursing
Home welcomes a new
resident Mrs. Hilda
Bodenhain of Exeter. Rev.
Forsythe of Exeter con-
ducted Church service at the
home accompanied at the
piano by Louise Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cook-
wille, Mrs. Olive Dogan and
boys visited with Irma
Wilds.
Visiting with Russell
Erratt were Bill and Helen
Taylor, Frank and Mabel
McClinchey and Mark
Taylor. Les Mitchell visited
with his mother Mrs. Louise
Mitchell. Greta Beavers
visited with her husband
Morris Beavers. Don
Rozendal visited with his
wife Alice.
The men's high bowling
score was Neil Regan with
114 and ladies' Mary
Parlmer with 92,
THE FLOWER BASKET
1st house south of Hensall on west side of
#4 highway
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Sunspun Tomato
Ketchup 32 oz. 99 4
Fleecy Liquid 128 fl. oz.
abric Softener $1.89
Mazola
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Javex 128 fl. oz.
Liquid Bleach 1 .09
Stokely Fancy Honey Pod
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Clinton 482-3405 Henson 262-2418
was returned fora second Baker, vice-presidents
year. They are president Bob David Turner and John
Kinsman and secretary,
treasurer Gladys. McGregor...
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Need more people. participating
Takes-more thariletioney to make fair
Pap 6A Tirnio,Advocati, Fsbrua,ry 6, 1980
Directors of the ' Hensel"
Spring. Fair were urged et
Monday's annual meeting to,
generate new ideas to. keep,
the annual event operating.
Secretary-treasurer
Gladys McGregor con-
tinued, "Despite a good year
and fair in 1979 we need new
members, especially ladies.
With new members come
new ideas."
Citing attendance at a
recent meeting of only nine,.
Mrs. McGregor said, "If we
can't get enough interested
people to help we may as
well fold. We survived
financially in 1979, but, it
takes more than money."
She reported, that both
receipts and expenditures
were down in 1979. The
The
Right
iT▪ ouch
By
JACK
ELAVENDER
An attempt to balance your
budget today is like eating
• a grapefruit and trying to
:: aim the juice.
* *
To professional sports we
say blah. Sat down to
watch a fight the other
= night and a hockey game
'4 broke out.
= * *
Three ways to stretch your
food budget: 1. Plan meals
-2 carefully, 2. Buy in bulk. 3.
1'4 Have dinner at someone
else's house.
* * *
Et. One thing that helps you LI-
E. keep your head above i......
E water is holding your chin
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F.
difference between revenue
and costs were only $33.22,
Mrs. McGregor added, "We
were helped by double
grants for previous years
and that won't happen this
year."
Director Vic Hargreaves
agreed saying, "We could be
in a little trouble this year."
Several ideas for
generating more revenue
were discussed. John Baker
was named convener of a'
dance tentatively set for
October 4 and all member
support was urged by selling
tickets.
Grant McGregor will be
attempting to organize a fair
board exhibition ball game
between the Milverton Suns
girls, fastball team and the
Zurich Buckeyes men's club,
The entire slate of officers
•
Former area man dies
in Kincardine
Russell Love passed away
in Kincardine General
Hospital, Wednesday
January 30th 1980 in his 76th
year, husband of the former
Lulu McDonald, formerly of
Hensall also surviving are
three sons Douglas Love,
Burlington, Dr. Robert Love,
Kamloops B.C., Murray
Love, London; four grand-
children; one brother Rev.
Keith Love, California;
Sisters Miss Lettie Love,
Toronto, Miss Grace Love,
London. Funeral service and.
Committal from the
Linklater Funeral Home,
Kincardine, Friday.
Interment in Exeter
Cemetery later.
The following are direc-
tors: Hay-John. Solden, Ross
Corbett; Tockersmith- RIgin
Thompson, Bbb. Kinsman;
lisborne-Bill, Morley,
Barry Miller; Hibbert-Jack
Kinsman, Ken Parker;
Stanley-Les Coleman, Tom.
Consitt; Stephen-Stewart
Brown, Don Dearing;
Hensall-Jack Corbett, John
Rev. Kenneth, Knight
conducted worship in
Carmel Presbyterian
Church on Sunday when
Four Elders were ordained
namely Robert M. Bell;
Robert Taylor; John Baker;
Harry Moir. The Junior
Choir sang "I Love Jesus"
and the Senior choir sang
"Trust and Obey" directed
by Mrs. Taylor at the organ.
Rev, Knight gave an in-
teresting message con-.
cerning "Eldership" which ,
was "Lay Pastoral Over-
seers". A social hour
followed in the school-room
and refreshments were
served. Rev. A.C. Young of
Goderich will upply in the
pulpit next Sunday February
10th at 11:30 aan,
Rev. Garnet Husser
occupies pulpit
Rev. T. Garnet Husser of
Beamsville who formerly
served in the Hensall United
Church and Chiselhurst
Charges is supplying here
while Rev. Stan McDonald is
vacationing. Rev. Husser
gave an interesting message
at the service in Hensall
United Church on Sunday on
the subject "Easy Bread".
The Choir sang the anthem
Baker,
Vice-president David
Turner chaired the meeting
in the absence of president
Bob• Baker.
Date of the 1980 fair has
been set for Titesday, June
17. The next meeting of
directors will be Monday,
March 24 at 8 p.m. at the
Hensall area.
"Vesper Chimes". Flowers
were placed in the Ouch in
memory of the late Mrs.
Blanche Miller,.
Seniors to meet
The "Three Links" Senior
Citizens will meet on
Tuesday February 12th at 8
p.m. All members are
cordially invited to attend.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Davis
who have been managers
and custodians of the
Elizabeth courth Apart-
ments have taken up
residence in the home they
purchased on Nelson Street.
Mr. and Mrs. F .D. Ridley
have replaced Mr. and Mrs.
Davis at the Elizabeth Court
Apartments.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Veal
and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bell
returned from a pleasant
holiday in Nassau. •
Miss Carla Dalton of
Walton visited this week with
her grand parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Parker.
The Match of Dimes
canvass will take place on
February 2 by members of
the Hensall United Church
Women.
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F. If it weren't for the opinion
—E polls, we'd never know E.
what a lot of people are Er.
P. undecided about.
Fred Parsons passes
away
A former area man Fred
R. Parsons of London passed
away in St. Joseph's Hospital
* * * = London in his 75th year.
One thing the majority = Beloved husband Mary = (Thomson) Parsons, for-knows for sure: nobody = ( •
:4 beats the fast service found = merly of this area; son
at
--
Walter F. Parsons,
E. Hamilton; brother of Archie Jack's = . Parsons, R.R. 2, Hensall;
i.--. Small Engine Repair --i and Mrs. Mamie Ryckman
Service E of Pollock, South Dakota.
"-I Funeral service was held
E 262-2103 E from the A. Millard George
107 Ouein St., Hensall E Funeral Home, London with
Dou of Speak to us about keeping F: Wesley-Knoxglas United
Ross
Church = your equipment in top run- "F. officiating. Spring interment = ning order. = in Bayfield Cemetery. iiiiiiiiiiiiniu lllllllll iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiirg
Elders ordained
at Carmel church