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PRIZE PUMPKINS — Winners of the pumpkin -carving contest at Hen-
sall Public School were (back left) Korie-Sue Kyle, funniest; Chrystal
Jones, most creative; Angie Bell, most creative and (front) Ryan Kyle,
funniest; Shane Pepper, scariest and Gary (manse, most creative.
HENS ALL
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TRIP WINNER — Lorne Haugh (right), winner of the Hensall
Kinsmen's October trip of the month, drew the name of Bob Baker
'as the November winner of a trip to Acapulco. Looking on are trip
committee ccvchairmen Tom Neilands and Jack Aikenhead.
Hensall
and district news
Velma Robinson
Phone 262-3205
FOR A NEW, ENERGETIC VOICE
- ON COUNCIL
ELECT
Leonard (Butch) HOFFMAN 1:313
for Village of Hensall Councillor.
For Council Vote
Sadie Hoy
25 Years as book-
keeper accountant in
Hensall firm.
Committed to do my
very best, honestly,
responsibly with com-
mon sense.
Your vote on Nov.l2th
will be appreciated
`f t
In Hensall
VOTE
Kim Genttner
for council
I am an active person, keenly interested in my com-
munity. This year I am serving as President of our
local Nursery School. Leadership is the key to suc-
cess in any organization and particularly in local
government. I assure everyone that I will devote my
time, energies and abilities to Hensall Council. I am
eager to serve and willing to learn.
Why Genttner? Ask me!
Need a ride to the poll call 262-3440
Voters in Village of
Hensall
Your support in the upcoming election will be great-
ly appreciated. If elected, you may be sure I.will work
in the best interests of all the people in the village.
Vote JOHN SKEA
for council
For rides to the polls call 262-2241
Kinettes to host fun night Nov. 8
The Hensall Kinettes are hdsting
ladies fun night November 8 9 to 1
a.m. at Hensall Community Centre.
Lots of entertainment. All proceeds
go to community work.
Tickets available from any Hensall
Kinette or call 262-3241 or 262-2438.
A bus with 53 friends and relatives
plus more cars, traveled to
Ridgetown to help Dorothy and
Garnet Mousseau celebrate their 45th
wedding anniversary on Sunday
November 3. A lovely buffet was en-
joyed at Bateman's Inn in Ridgetown.
South Iluron Youth for Christ
South Huron Youth for Christ held
their November rally Saturday night
November 2•in Brumfield school, with
around 225 in attendance.
Director Ron Westlake was in
charge. He opened the rally with
prayer followed by a number of
choruses with pianist Sharon Parker.
Quizzing time followed. Teams
from Zurich, Bayfield, Clinton and
Exeter participated. Zurich scored
highest. Robert Steckle is quizzing
master. -
Ron Westlake was in charge of elec-
tronic system and Evelyn Steckle and
Edgar Cudmore in charge of score
sheets. .
They were quizzing on Proverbs
Chapter 1 and December they will
study Proverbs Chapter 2. Bob
Heywood then brought a package of
choruses and songs. Accopanied with
accordion. This was enjoyed by
everyone.•
Ron made announcements for the
coming months. December 7 Rev.
Larry Marshall, Pastor of United
Church at Shallow lake will minister
in word and singing. January 4 will be
talent night from the area churches.
The Winter Snow Camp will be in
February at Circle C Ranch in
Delevan New York with Rev. Wes
Aarum as Camp director. The plans
now call for at least one bus and
maybe two buses will go with
teenagers and chaperone. . -
The film "Never Ashamed" was
shown. Mr. John Gower of Goderich
closed the rally with prayer.
Be sure and attend these rallies.
Wins microwave •
A draw for a Litton -Moffat
microwave oven at Drysdale Major
Appliance Store in Hensall was held
Tuesday evening at a microwave
cooking school. The lucky winner was
Helen Mallett of Crediton. The draw
for an automatic washer will be held
on November 26 and a draw for a
dishwasher on December 24.
This is to help celebrate Drysdale's
40th anniversary selling appliances in
the village of Hensall.
Bazaar
Carmel Presbyterian Church
Bazaar and tea was held on Saturday,
November 2. The door prize was won
by Greta Graper of Exeter. Thanks to
eve{yone who participated for mak-
- ing it a very successfull afternoon.
-The P.C.W. are meeting on
November 11 at 8:00 p.m. in the
church basement. Thea Wisch will be
giving a flower demonstration. '-
Carmel Presbyterian
Rev. Ken Knight gave the service
at Carmel Presbyterian Church on
Sunday. Dorothy Taylor played the
organ for the hymns. The flowers in
the church were placed in laving
memory of Marguerite "Bonnie"
Bonthron.
• The planning committee for the
rt Reaburn retirement party
met o Wednesday, October 30 and
are pl nning an open house at Hensall
Publi School for r Sunday January 12,
1986 from 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Area people will be notified of this
date by newspaper ads, and it is
hoped that they will keep the date
open so that as many as possible may
attend.
We hope that former students who
are no longer in the area will be con-
tacted by their families so that they"
may attend.
Personals
Ernie and Olga Chipchase attend-
ed a very special occasion for two
former Hensall residents Jim and
Jean (Bell) Morris who celebrated
their 50th wedding anniversary at the
home of their son and daughter-in-law
on Patrick St., Goderich.
All their family was present. for the
occasion, as were grandchildren,
friends and neighbors.and relatives.
One very special feature was the at-
tendance of 12 former classmates
from S.S. No. 14 Hay where Jean and
Olga attended school.
Guests attended from British Col-
umbia, Ottawa, London, Perry Sound,
Willowdale, Brantford, Mitchell, Ex-
eter, Clinton, Goderich, Seaforth and
Paris.
On Sunday Mrs. Laird Mickle
entertained her granddaughter and
husband, Judith and Mrs. Randy
Pollock of London who were recently
married, Judith's parents Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Mickle of Exeter, her sister
•,nij husband Mr. and Mrs. Dave
O'Brien of Rondeau, and her brother
John Mickle of London. They all en-
joyed a delicious turkey smorgasbord
dinner and a��agood visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chaffe and
Sally visited with Mrs. Hazel Corbett
on the weekend.
RE-ELECT
FRANKLIN M. FALCONER
R.R. S CLINTON
TO THE
HURON COUNTY
BOARD OF EDUCATION
REPRESENTATIVE FOR
CANTON & TUCKERSMITH TOWNSHIP
5 YEARS EXPERIENCE
ELECTION DAY NOVEMBER 12, 14tH
FOR MORE INFORMATION 4$2412$ •
VOTERS IN TUCKERSMITH
On Tuesday, November 12
elect
BILL CARNOCHAN
a COUNCILLOR FOR TUCKERSMITH
TROPHIES — Among those receiving trop les at t e ' ensa o-pitc
League banquet were (lef t) Tom Bailey, Hensall Hawks, MIP; Fred
Campbell, Hensall, Chiefs, best infielder and Rick Webber, Hensall
Angels, best outfielder. Missing: Gary Moore, Hensall Hawks, MVP
and Jim Regier, Hensall Bombers, most sportsmanlike.
Voters of Mensal)
RE-ELECT:
Keep my experience
working for you
on the
Hensall P.U.C.
Harold "Coog" Knight
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TOWNSHIP OF HAY
MUNICIPAL ELECTION
Notice is hereby given to the Municipal Electors of the Township of Hay, in
the County of Huron, that in compliance with the Municipal Elections Act,
R.S.O. 1980, Chapter 308. and amendments. a Ballot will be held for the of-
fice ol:
REEVE One 11) to be elected
COUNCILLORS Three 13) 10 be elected
Appointment of a personas a voting proxy commences Oct 23. 1985
to S Oa p m on Polling Day
Polls will be open at designated below on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1985
from 11 :00 o'clock in the forenoon to 8:00 o'clock inclusive in the evening
at the following places with the underntention officers in charge:
Poll Polling Deputy Poll
No. Booths Returning Officer Clerks
1 Bessie Campbell Bessie Campbell Jane Consitt
Conc. 2. Lot 7 •
2
3
(3) Sub
Poll
4
5
Pineridge Chalet
Conc. 4. PT. Lot 19
Hay Township Hall
Zurich. Onl.
Blue Water Rest Home
Zurich. Ont.
Morris Webb
Conc. 15. Lot 16
Earl Guenther Block
Dashwood. Ont.
St. Joseph Service S1.
St. Joseph. Ont.
Polling Booth
Hay Township Office
Cor. Mill and Victoria St.
Zurich, Ontario.
Elaine Weido
Faye Forrester
Lorraine Corriveau
Clifford Pepper
Howard Deters
Joy Hogg
Deputy
Returning Officer
Dianne Thiel
Pat Love
Bernice Eckel
Bin Burr
Kay Webb
Angela Watson
Carol Deltz
Clerk
Peter Miller
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Royal Canadian Legion -
Br. 468
Diamond Jubilee
Remembrance Ceremonies
Sunday November 10
All Veterans, Members, Ladies Auxiliary, Hensall and Area
residents are cordially invited to attend our service at the Hen -
soli United Church.
10:30 a.m. Meet at Hensall Legion Hall
11:00 a.m. Parade to church service conducted by Legion Padre
- Rev. Stan MacDonald - thence to the Cenotaph for the laying
of wreaths and the lost post. Medals will be worn.
Following this ceremony refreshments will be served by the
Ladies Auxiliary. We trust members of the community and urea
will make a special effort to attend these services.
Thursday, November 7
Door to door canvass in Hensoll on the evening of Thursday,
November 7, please leave your porch lights on to assist the con-
vassers. The support of the public for the annual appeal will
be greatly appreciated.
Monday, November 11
Diamond Jubilee Remembrance Day Banquet at47 p.m in the
Hensall Community Centre. Guest speaker Charles J. McEwen,
Provincial Chairman. Our special guests, Branch 468 oversea s
WWII veterans and their spouses. Everyone welcome. Tickets
available from Legion members', the Branch or call ,262-2618.
Hospitality hour 6 - 7 Dinner 7 p.m.
Al the going down of the sun and in
the morning we will remember them.
lorry Uyl
Poppy Chairman
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