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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-05-21, Page 12AL'S MARKET HOURS: Fri. 8 a. m. - 9 p.m. 262-2017 HENSALL Tues., Wed., Thurs., & Sat. 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. BETTER BEEF CUT BETTER Sears CATALOGUE SHOPPING We service what we sell Shop by phone Call 262-3316 AT! .549/fielh/i/ff Seek/ Maple Leaf ready to serve hams Our Own beef patties . sweet cured cottage rolls Devon bacon "'gr 10 lb. box turkey wingi sliced cooked hams chocolate chip Dare cookies 450 g pkg. • powderedi laundry laund detergent 6 litre box a Allen's assorted fruit drinks 48 fl, oz. tin • ontario no. 1 potatoes 1.. 59 liquid AdMfaelicatrixearigent ca cleanser nt 55"11 69 . tRIDSSYalue O 22o„..69 pkg of 100 n • 9 !Cognation small T•bone dog biscuits 900g pkg 1 1.29 mouthwash Scope 375MIconl 1 .59 air freshener As Fresh 25 gpkg 1.39 Twice dandruff shampo0 Shoulders 250 mL cool 2.29 Head & lb. 99 (No filler) 16.1.59 our own pure pork sausage .95( lb 1.19 am pkg . 99t a Ib.49( lb. 1.79 5 whole or 1/2 Prod, of U.S.A. valencia size 113's 1 doz. oranges 1 39 ...rmsemirrramer assorted frozen cream pies 12,,z Imo • 99 Farm House assorted dinner pkg .99 Savarin ENTER OUR WEEKLY GROCERY DRAW 41111•111111111110E11111MMENIM. otit // otos Values effective until closing halurffay May 24.1080 we reserve the ugh' to Imft (woollen flaked white albacore Starkist tuna 6,5 oz. tin 1.39 Del Monte fancy fruit cocktail 28 fl. oz. tin 1.19 Maxwell House ground coffee 1 lb. bag 299 with pectin or colour raspberry or strawberry Mrs. Lukes jam 24 fl. 29 • • , • jar 1 N Weekly Grocery Draw for the amount purchased on Cash Register Receipt. To be drawn every Saturday night until June 14th AL'S MARKET tore 26 S 2-2017 HENSALL Abattoir Fr. 262.2041 Raid house and garden bug killer 350 g not 99 Kratt assorted barbeque sauce 16 fl. oz. jar Sunspun peanut butter 500 g tar 125 Delmonte Fancy PEAS 194 Blue Bonnet soft margarine 2 lb. tub 11.59 Purina cat Chow 4 kg bag 3.P9 'ORDER NOW" Pre-Emergent Application of "Corn" With 28% Nitrogen Solution and Chemicals CONOP AROUND WE GO — The weekend's wet conditions provided motocross riders at Hully Gul- ly with some very challenging conditions on Monday. In the senior/expert 125 race these two competitors managed to make it around a difficult corner. T-A photo Plans .for tar lot draw much debate Mrs, Bertha MocGregoriPhOne 262,2025 Hear rally report Seniors view two films Plan to repeat church service Members of the Amber Rebekah Lodge and the Hensall I.O.O.F. lodge and guests attended the morning service at the Hensall United Church on Sunday when. Rev. Stan. McDonald preached on The religion of the Good Samaritah,, Miss. Gail Travers, Mrs. Carol' Stewart, and Mrs. Marianne McCaffrey sang a trio "Come Unto Me" and the Children's talk was on "Having a Party". Next Sunday, the "Mass of St. Francis" will be repeated at the request of many members. Any who missed this beautiful service the first time will have another opportunity to take in this Mass. Teens have recreation The Hensall Young Teen group and their families met on Friday evening, and enjoyed an evening of recreation and fun and a wiener roast at the beach, Jnommulloo The Light :Touch .t..; By JACK E.- LAVENDER E Have a friend who tells us E his bank account sometimes resembles a lot of the bathing suits at the beach - E overdrawn. * * * What we all want is = • progress - if we can have it E, without change. * * * = Child saying prayers: E • "Give us this day our jelly E bread." * * * = The best committees are = composed of three people, two of whom are absent. * * * LE • When your ship finally E.; comes in, you're likely to = find an army of relatives on • the pier. * * * E Set sail for Jack's ▪ Small Engine Repair Service = 107 Queen St., Hensall 262-2103 = and stretch , your repair F. = dollar without sacrificing = workmanship. inunnuunnumnnutnumuinnnr The Three Links senior citizens met on Tuesday evening with a very good attendance in spite of the weather. The president welcomed everyone, following the roll call, minutes and business, the treasurer Mrs. H.B. Horton gave the report. An invitation was received from Huronview to attend a dinner during Senior Citizen's week from June 16- 20th. It was decided to go to Huronview on Tuesday June 17th at noon. A thank you note was read from the Payne's. Mrs. Laird Mickle gave a detailed report on the spring rally held at the Hensall United Church on April 29th, Mrs. Irene Davis, secretary was chosen to attend the Convention in Kingston in August. The nominating committee to bring in the slate of officers for the en- suing year is Mrs. E. Rennie and Mrs. Bertha MacGregor. The president offered to contact Mrs. A.W. Shirray to arrange the shuffleboard for the summer months. Asing- song was led by Mrs. W. Rogerson and Alf Ross with Mrs. A. Ross at the piano. Two interesting films were shown by Wm. Rogerson on The Bruce Peninsula and Canadian dancers at the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto. A social hour followed during which the members enjoyed delicious refreshments. The entertainment committee were: Mr. and Mrs. Alf Ross and Mrs. Pearl Shaddick. The social committee were Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rogerson and Mrs. Leona Parke, Personals Mr. and Mrs. Joe Flynn spent the weekend visiting with Mr. Roy Allison in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Busche and family of Dorchester were recent visitors with Mrs. Chaffe's parents Mr. and Mrs. H.B, Horton. Mr. and Mrs. Don Dalton and Carla of Walton were recent visitors with Mrs. Dalton's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parker. Mr. and Mrs. Robert McNaughton and family of Seaforth visited this week with Mr. and Mrs. Peter McNaughton, ' A let was said about a. lot, Thursday evening in Hen - sail. The piece of land located behind the Hensall BP Icebox and Variety Store, is owned Bob Erb, who has requested the land be zoned frbm residential to commercial, Mr. Erb, who owns the BP station in front, told Hensall council he needed the lot change for his business. "I feel I need it for my business and with my business," said Mr, Erb, who told council he has no Im- mediate plans for the lot, but was thinking of using it for a used car dealership, "The lot has been an eyesore for years, I would just like to clean it up;" he added. Later, when the floor was opened for questions or comments, Terry Haugh of 69 Queen St, in Hensall, asked Huron County planner Roman Dzus, to read a petition sent to council March 20. Signed by Mr. Haugh and five other neigh- bouring residents the petition included complaints of side streets in Hensall becoming commercial and the resulting decrease in area property values. "I think there is enough commercial property around without taking up a side street," said Mr. Haugh. ,At present, Mr. Erb has been parking cars on the lot until council makes a decision. Reeve Harold Knight, told residents that council did not have the authority to tell Mr. Erb he could not park cars on his lot. "Whether that land is designated residential or designated commercial, we can't stop Bob Erb from parking cars on it," he said. When Mr. Haugh ex- pressed concern to council that the land, presently planned for a car dealership, could be used for a car wreckers in a feW years, Reeve Knight told residents restrictions could be made in the zoning by-law. "Council does not have a lot of control over the land use, but there are some stipulations, that could be made so that residents would have some control," said. The life history of Mrs. Sara Simpson,, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David McCloy, Pioneer settlers in this area was given by Mrs. Sam Rannie at the Tweedsmuir History and Guest Night at the Herisall Women's Institute at the Hensall United church on Wed- nesday. Mrs. Simpson, who passed away just last February, was well known as a public school teacher at the No. 10 Tuckersmith and No. 13 McKillop schools; she also taught at Mission schools in Toronto. Visiting as honourd guests were the leaders and mem- bers of the past 4-H clubs who displayed their out- standing projects and put on an interesting skit that had been prepared for Achievement Day. Gifts were given to the leaders Mrs. Joyce Pepper, Marilyn Pepper, Mrs. Diane Gerstenkorn, Mrs. Belva Fuss, Mrs. Nancy McNabb and Mrs. Trudy Ferguson. Trudy was also honoured for receiving her advanced honours. Receiving provincial honours, was Sandra Nixon, and Linda Roberts, while Sandra McKay, Joanne Pepper, Joanne Smale and Linda Zwaan have received County Honours. The roll call was answered by 18 members naming a previous owner of their home. 19 visitors were present. Arrabgements were made for gifts at the bir- thday party at Huronview in June 25 and Mrs. Elsie Reeve Knight. To date, council has not made a decision on the land use change request. Clerk Elizabeth Olce said some decision should be made by the next council meeting Carlile and Mrs. Pearl Koehler were appointed to arrange the programme, It was decided that Mrs, Koehler, Mrs. Sam Rennie and Mrs. T. Sherritt would be car pool captains to see that members got a ride to meetings when needed and Mrs. Rannie and Mrs. John Skea would visit any sick members for the coming month until the next meeting. The district bus trip to Milton on June 16 was an- nounced; there are still a few and district news "ORDER NOW" To get your complete Fertilizer Needs for SOY AND WHITE BEANS with Custom Applied Co-op Fluid Blend Fertilizer. Also... Get your pre-plant herbicides applied at the same time. CALL 262-3002 Hensall District Co-operative Inc. History of teacher related to Institute COMING DOWN'— One of the two South Huron District 'High School competitiors in the senior girls long jump at the Huron-Perth track and field championships held Thursday in vacant seats. Contact Mrs. London was Lisa metres Stretintoton othfeHeonits.all. On this jump Ms, Stretton Hilda Payne at 262-5018, i landed 4.29 t-allni881111111illlaililitinmaininannunamin88881111188811111i118818118888888018888aiminthiiina81:i:88:illii:14 ▪ Town. 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