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Times -Advocate, December 18, 1991
k Grand Bend Christmas concert
Warming up for their Dear Santa Claus number in Monday evenings. Christmas concert at
Grand Bend Public School are Shannon Went (left), and Heather Waters.
Santa Claus
mail box
in Grand Bend
GRAND BEND - Hey Kids! San-
ta Claus! Mail Box is once again
located in front of the Grand Bend
Chamber of Commerce booth. All
letters go directly to the North Pole
for an answer, so don't forget to put
your return address on the envelop.
Merry Christmas from Santa
Claus!.
"55 Alive" a mature drivers' re-
fresher course will be offered again
at the Legion Hall in January, with
a date to be announced later. There
are three sessions, beginning at 9
a.m., and no test is required. This is
a valuable service offered to sen-
iors, so lease take advantage of the
opportunity for a review - the life
you save may be your own!
Community support for Families,
of Huron County has details and
application forms for the Winter
Special Games, held at the Univer-
sity of Westem Ontario. This is the
20th anniversary of the games, to
be held on Saturday February 1,
U.W.O. students act as one-to-one
chaperones for each handicapped
child, to help them enjoy skating,
cross country skiing, snowshoeing
and tobogganing. Registration has
to be in by January 10, 1992, so
call 482-3557.
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Apples
Open Friday & Saturday
Dec. 20 & 21
Applebutter and apple
juice available
Frank Sawyer
Hwy. 4 &
Credtton Rd.
HENSALL CIVIC CORNER
Village of
HENSALL
Results
of the
Christmas
Decorating
Contest 1991,
CATEGORY: HOUSE
1st John & Janice Baker, 89 Oxford Street
2nd Bill and Marg Baker, 26 York Crescent
3rd Jim and Mary Lou Hyde, 19 York Crescent
Honourable mentions: (In alphabetical order)
Howard and Joyce Adkins, 104 Richmond St. N.,
Joe and Joanne Bengough, 93 Richmond St. N.
Gary and Judy Kyle, 155 King Street
CATEGORY: APARTMENT WINDOW OR BALCONY
1st Marion (Babe) McGregor, 80 Queen St. Apt. 110
2nd Murray and Greta Baker, 83 Wellington Street
3rd Rob and Sondra Krainz, 109 King Street (Rear)
CATEGORY: STORE WINDOW
1st Klip 'n Kurl, 122 King Street
2nd The Flower Shop, 127 King Street
3rd Ron's Health Centre, 131 King Street
Holiday
Wish
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rming duties as Pere Noel during Grand Bend Public School Christmas concert Mon-
day night was Cody Wilde. Offering assistance is teacher Nancy Hartai.
Grand Bend Legion holds
December meat raffle
By Roberta Walker
GRAND BEND - Grand Bend
Legion Branch #498 sends get well
wishes to Comrade Jean Fortner.
December 6 meat raffle
The winners were: Brad Bayn-
ham, Eleanor Brophey, Eleanor
Randall, Terry Moeller and James
Allingham. Gord Glasier won the
mystery prize. — - -
AI Go ng recorded the highest
take out score so far this year at the
Tuesday night dart league, with 103
points. First place team was Ruth
Garthwaite and Jim O'Neill, second
place was Betty Weitzel and Jim
Gage. Lou Hamilton won the 50/50
draw, and got the ladies high score
with 125. Three men tied for the
high score of 140, with Rick Cross,
George Roberts and Jim ONeill.
Twenty turkeys (in the form of
vouchers) were given away at the
annual "Christmas Turkey Shoot",
Jogous
Experience all the delights that Ibis holiday brings. You've been
a delight to know and serve. Thanks, friends.
COUNCIL OF THE
TOWNSHIP of HAY
LIONEL WILDER MURRAY KEYS
REEVE DEPUTY -REEVE
JANISSE ZIMMERMAN - CLERK
BLAISE DUCHARME, GERALD SHANTZ
JIM LOVE, COUNCILLORS
ROSS FISHER - ROAD SUPERINTENDENT
REVISION OF HYDRO RATES
FOR THE VILLAGE OF HENSALL
Monthly rates will apply to all accounts issued on and after Feb-
ruary 1, 1992, as approved by Ontario Hydro Approval No. M91-
100, dated Dec. 9/91
Residential Service
First - 250 KWH
Bal KWH's
Minimum Bill
General Service
First - 50 KWH
Balance
Energy Charges
First 250 KWH's
Next 12,250 KWH's
Balance
Minimum bill
intermediate Rates
Billing Demand per KW - $12.37
All KWH's
T.D.-.600 per KW
Heating
Sentinel Lightitt==KW ..
Street Lighting -- KW
Cost per KWh(
8.200
6.700
$5.10
0.000
4.750
8.200
7.250
5.350
$5.10
3.310
6.500
$26.41
$24.01
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instead of the regular Friday meat
raffle. The luck winners were: Bill
and Sylvia O'Brien, Elva Tidlen
and Debbie Crown, Ted Relouw
and Marion Shaw, Chris Sterlin and
Mary Hamilton, Marlene Gibson
and Jim Allingham, Ed Chamber-
lain and Mamie Parkhill, June
Schreiver and Mark O'Brien, Irene
Mc Cann - -and- Vern Williamson,
Paul Bossenbuerry and Jea Geisel
and Mark O'Brien and Wilf Mitch-
ell. That is a lot of Christams tur-
key to gobble up!
May the warm glow
of Christmas
light up your life.
Thank You for your
patronage and we look
forward to serving you
in the New Year
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the whole year through.
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