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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-08-07, Page 15NOW YOU SEE IT, NOW YOU DON'T — Christina Huston, Hensall, volunteered to help Rossini the, magician with his handerkerchief act. The show was put on/at the Hensall Town Hall, Wednesday, and was sponsored by the Huron County Public Library and Outreach Ontario. Staff photo Buckeyes capture game with women Mrs, Ernie Davis- had the misfortune to drop iota a hole while golfing.on Monday and in 44 doing fractured her ankle...She was taltert to South Huron Hospital , Exeter where, the fracture was reduced. and she was able to return to her home. Receives birthday call Mrs, .Annie Noakes. received a telephone call from her daughter Mrs Frances Siemon in Senra, California on her birthday which she observed this week. Visiting with Mra. Noakes on Sunday. were her. son .arid daughter-m-law Mr. and MTS. 11.4eyd Noakes Mt. Brydges and 'Mr. and Mrs. William Noakes and Babe and Mrs. Rosa Harris of Crediton, Mrs, Noakes received many cards and messages and several ladies visited with her on Monday afternoon. Mr. and. Mrs. Oren Williams and Mr. Gordon Robinson of Summerside, Prince Edward; Island spent two weeks visiting with Mr, and Mrs, George Parker and sons.. Ce libretto 25th wedding anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Smith, Hensel' celebrated their 25th wedding an- niversary on. Saturday evening when they en- tertained relatives and friends at the Hensall Community centre, Hensel], Dancing was enjoyed to music by the "Swing tn1111111131111111 The Light Touch By 1..! JACK =LAN/ENDER How is it that the boss mis, ses the traffic lams that F. ▪ make the rest of us 20. E minutes late? * * * ▪ The trouble with installment 1:4 buying is that by the time E you own something, you're E long since sick and tired of P. it. 0. .. 1., E. 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EXETER GRAND BEND CLINTON 235-2420 238.8484 482.04/ The Township of Tuckersmith will sponsor an information meeting with a representative of the Liquor Licence Board to discuss recent stringent measures imposed on special permits. Bruce Evans of the special occasion permit division of the Liquor Licence Board will attend a meeting at the Vanastra Recreation Centre, August 6 at 8 p.m. The meeting was arranged by Tuckersmith clerk, J.R. McLachlan, and is open to the general public. The meeting was initiated after the provincial government stiffened, Closed lor Holidays till August 14 E FLOWER BASKET Henson, Ont. Stokely dark red kidney beans, New Orleans style bean salad or with pork Van Camp beans Our Own Pure Pork SAUSAGE Maple Leaf sweet pickled cottage rolls for burgers fresh minced regular ground beef I LEMONADE811 lx3 1/1az, pkg. .67 ROYALE ASSORTED COLOURS PAPER TOWELS 20314140. 1.03 ROYALE ASSORTED COLOURS Amu*, BATHROOM TISSUE 1.27 DEODORIZING CLEANER LYSOL tn. OZ. WC .81 LIQUID 1.5 Oh Ford, IVORY DETERGENT 2.77 vorlipAsTE1.0 mi. cord. 1.27 Sears Come in to Al's Market and look through our latest catalogue. 162-3316 CATALOGUE SHOPPING r S‘ose21"..< t-LCI I ,11_1111,1, ...get 4 ""L., your rnOney s worth ULTRA MITE Alcan aluminum foil wrap 1 087 10 m x 45 cm roll thghliner O CEAN PERCH FILLETS pk9.11.88 Frozen Foods Frozen 2 lb. Valley fotro I PEAS 21b. beg 56 Supreme. regular or Krinkio cut FRENCH FRIES lib. poly bog 62 Head LETTUCE of ant. 3/8 9 Local coviSe mark .anniversary Times-Advocote, August 7, 980 P900 4A Homan lady breaks ankle while golfing North Women's Institute District at Embro on Tuesday last, July 29th, Mrs. Carl McDonald of Atwood visited this week at the manse with her son Rev. Stanley McDonald. Charles Mickle, Hamilton visited Friday and. Saturday with his mother Mrs. Laird Mickle before leaving for a Month's, vacation in the Caribbean. Miss Kathryn Sells 9f Lendon was a weekend visitor with Miss Greta Laramie. Mrs. Mabel (Fee) Ball of London and friend visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Noakes, Miss Kathryn Arness of London vacationed last week with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Noakes. Mr. Michael Davis of Vancouver, B.C. surprised his parents Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Davis by flying here to visit with them also with his sister and brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rathwell and Katie. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Shaddick and family of Kitchener visited on the weekend with the former's mother Mrs. Pearl Shaddick. KIDS THRILLED — Hensall children had their eyes glued to Rossini the magician throughout his act, trying not to let anything escape from their sight. But they still couldn't.figure out how things were done. The show was held at the Hensall Town Hall Wednesday end was sponsored by the Huron County Library and Outreach Ontario. Staff photo The Zurich Buckeyes edged the Milverton Suns 2-1 in an exhibition fastball game in Hensall, Tuesday night. After two innings of play, the pitchers and catchers Tor each club were exchanged with the Zurich battery going for Milverton and vice versa. Milverton manager Bob Harrow asked for the change. Early in the game a Zdrich batter lined a hard drive back to the pitcher which was barely caught. Harrow said with the ladies pitching slab only 40 feet from the plate there was ' chances of the pitcher being hurt by the harder hitting men. The male pitchers start their throw 47 feet from the plate. Zurich scored a single run in the first inning and the Suns tied the score in the second. The Buckeyes scdred the winning run in the fourth off their own pitching staff, After four innings of play, the fans were treated to a couple of songs by a singing chicken,' nine year-old Ron Brookshaw of St. Marys. Bill Brady of CFPL Radio was at the microphone keeping everyone in a good frame of mind with his humorous comments. Arrangements have already been made to play a regular scheduled ladies league game between Milverton and Buffalo in Hensall during the 1981 season. Tuesday's game was sponsored by the Hensall Fair Board with a crowd of over 400 in attendance. Masters" orchestra of London. Mr. and. Mrs. Smith's mother's Mrs. Pearl Petzke, Exeter and Mrs. Irene Smith Seaforth both attended. Alherta visitors Mr, and Mrs. Jeff Raeburn of Coronation, Alberta are holidaying with their parents Mr, and Mrs. Robert Raeburn and Mr. and. Mrs.. Arthur Slade, - Thomson reunion The 41st annual Thomson reunion was held recently at the farm of Ken and Pat Britton, RR 2 Dublin with an attendance of 47. After a delicious smorgasbord dinner a short business meeting was held with vice-president Ken Britton in charge. A moment of silence was held in memory of any members who had passed away during the past year. Greetings were extended through a telephone call from John and Loreen Thomson in Arizona. Results of the.sports were: races for children four and under; Jordan Stanlake; seven and under: -Steven Foster; 10 and under: Janet Britton; boys 11 and up: Bruce Thomson; girls 11 and up: Joanne Pepper; balloon toss relay: Clarence Preistap; Pam Foster; Wheelbarrow race: Janet Britton and Brenda Pepper; Shoe race: Laura Britton. It was decided to hold the picnic next year on the third Sunday inJuly at the farm of Ken and Pat Britton RR 2 Dublin. Officers for next year are: president Ken Britton; vice president: John Thomson; secretary treasurer: Joyce Pepper; lunch committee: Norm and Mabel Stanlake, Ken and Pat Britton. Sports committee: Joyce Foster and Cindy Cornish. in. the pulpit. Mrs. Donna St, John was the soloist and - contributed much to. the service with "The Lord is ray. Shepherd." Miss Karen McAllister very capably played the piano for die. service. At the Children's. Story Time, the verse, "Jeans is the Rock of my Salvation". was sung with the adults Joining in. with words and actions, ushers: Were four younger people, namely Tim, Mann, Jim Thrower, Michael McGregor. and Bill Stebbins. Service resumes The regular morning worship will resume on Sunday August 10th at 9 a.m, in Carmel Presbyterian Church with Rev. Ken Knight in charge. Queensway welcomes new resident Queensway Nursing Home welcomes a new resident Shirley Cassidy to the home. "Birthday greetings to those who celebrated July bir- thdays namely: Jim McDougall, Louise Mitchell, Vivian Alderson, Hiram French. Visitors with Russell Erratt was Mrs. Gladys Coleman. Bill and Ruby Triebner and Mary Grady visited with Muriel Triebner. John and Iva Ridley and Jim McNaughton visited Vera Laramie. Henry and Marie Wilds, Mrs. Dorothy Lee and Kay Cockwell visited with Mrs. Wilds. Jim Beaver and Susan Misner visited with Mac Beaver. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fisher and Les Mitchell visited with Louise Mitchell. Irene Finlayson visited her mother Mrs. Volland. Annie Finkbeiner visited Levina Finkbeiner. The high men's bowling score was Neil Regan with 132 and the ladies' high was Mary Parlmer 104. Personals Mrs. Carl Payne and Mrs. Cecil Pepper attended the 75th anniversary of Oxford, United Church service A gospel hymn sing opened the regular morning service at United Church on Sunday with Rev. Stanley McDonald This is a country of faith. On the installment plan you can buy what you can't af- ford. On the stock market you can sell what you don't own, and on the tax form they take away what you haven't borrowed yet. g. At = . i= Ja ck's .:, E.,. Small Engine Repair El .F.. 107 Queen St., Hensall i :q 262-2103 kl we know how to keep your small engines behoving as it should. simiiiiiiimaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinf: Service AL'S MARKET HOURS: Fri. 8 a.m.-9 p.m. Tues., Wed., Thurs., & Sat. 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. 262-2017 HENSALL BETTER BEEF CUT BETTER -..,,,---,:aFREEZER SPECIAL L7c-- Tuckersmith queries law Flowerdale orange pekoe tea bags SPECIAL LOW GROCERY PRICES 2.17 14 II. oz. tin 47 1 pkg. of 100 i Prot) HiND QUARTER OF BEEF BEEF PATTIES 10 lb. bag HEINZ KETCHUP 7 1.25 litre bottle III 8 1 Paramount SALMON 77 1111111111111KIMIMMIN tomato Choice Local Beef !1 89 n149 1.09 .1.3 7 39 regulations applying to special occasion permits on July 1. For the first time the new Liquor Licence Act has placed guidelines on the price of drinks sold under the permits. Evans said the measures were taken to curb excessive profitsbeing made on special occasion permits. He ad- mitted the permits were being abused. Under the new law, clubs and groups using special permits can only charge five cents an ounce for draft beer, 65 cents for a 12 ounce bottle, 20 cents over retail price for imported beer, 80 cents for one ounce of liquor. $1 for 11/4 ounces and $1.20 for 11/2 ounces. Wines must be sold for no more than 50 per cent of the retail price of the bottle. With the new regulations permits must be applied for 36 days in advance. And any one organization cannot have more than 10 special permits for fund-raising occasions or 25 permits for social events in a calendar year. Oyer the past year the provincial government has earned more than $5 million from special occasion permits and less than one quarter of the permits were for non-profit occasions, Tuckersmith township council has authorized clerk Jack McLachlan to take whatever action is ap- propriate in order to collect the delinquent water ac- counts on the Vanastra add Eginotidville water systems. It was reported that several of them have been paid within the last few days, Council agreed to a rental of the Vanastra recreation centre to the Vanastra Lions club for a stag on September 12 but warned that no future stags will be allowed if exotic dancers are tia be in attendance. Council approved a request from the VanEgmond Foundation to obtain a special occasion permit for a hospitality marquee next to the Van Egmond house in Egmond- vine, Saturday afternoon, September 27, from 1:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. when the Ciderfest is held. ,}Tax write-offs or refunds for Six different ratepayers in the township were ap- proved by council for a total amount of $949.58. At application for a tile drainage loan for $10,500 was approved. Council voted against having individual ownership for each townhouse apart- ment as proposed by the new owners, 389792 Ontario Limited, Council denied the livestock claim of Harvey Hammond of Brucefield for 14 goslings. which were claimed to be destroyed by dogs. Clerk McLachlan Wag given pertnission to attend a seminar On the new equalization factors to determine municipal ap- portionment, to be held August 12, at the Festival Motor Inn in Stratford. OFFERING HELP — Bill Brady of CFPL offers umpire Steve Kyle his glasses before Tuesday's bail game in Hensall between the Milverton Suns and Zurich Buckeyes. At the same time Brady shakes hands with Hensall Fair president Bob Baker. Look- ing on, is umpire Bill Topping. T-A photo Want accounts collected MAANIELL HOUSE 1 lb. GROUND COFFEE lb. 3.57 PRIM 12 ox. tin LUNCHEON MEAT 1.07 LEAVER to ti. a. lin SLICED MUSHROOMS .93 CREAMETTE LONG SPAGHETTI OR READY CUT MACARONI 007 0 Pkg. .87 vegetable Crisco Oil 2.57 1.5 litre hottie 500 ML jar . NINNIANIMINNIENINPRIMS CUSTOM KILLING AND PROCESSING Monday Beef Tuesday - Park AL'S MARKET Phone 20..2041 or 262-2017 McCormicks cream assortment cookie assortment or chocolate chip McBIG COOKIES 57 SALAD DRESSING 7112 Oz. tin 700 g bag IIRRINNIRINI U store packed wieners lb. 89 sliced chicken loaf lb.1.49 sliced pizza loaf tb. 1.69 Swift's sliced ° bacon ends lb. 494 SPECIAL LOW PRODUCE PRICES PLUMS 7 U.S.A. tb. 01