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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1984-11-21, Page 15Christmas open house Christmas Open House held in Hensall at the "Spinning Wheel", "The Birch Tree" and "The Flower Basket" on Sunday afternoon was large- ly attended. All stores had free draws and served refreshments. Tove Bell, owner of "The Spinning Wheel", was assisted by Eudora Caldwell. "The Birch Tree" pro- prietor Sheila Reaburn, was assisted by husband Bob. Pauline Miller, Zurich won the lucky draw at Sheila's. At the "Flower Basket" (celebrating its 2nd anniver- sary), Dianne Gerstenkorn was assisted by Mrs. Grant Love. Mrs. Marilyn Pym demonstrated making "The Corn Husk Doll". The draw winer was Leslie Jeffrey, Zurich. These attractive stores were well patronized and presented a fine Christmas display. We wish them every success. Queensway news On Monday afternoon the ladies from Bethel Reformed Church joined us for an after- noon of bingo and a sing -song. We all had a lot of fun. On Tuesday afternoon Ran- dy Cox, Exeter Pentecostal Church assistant pastor, led our church service. His wife Deborah played her guitar. Thursday was "movie day". The movie entitled "Morning on the Rivlere" took us on a canoe trip down a river. The scenery was exquisite. Friday afternoon our activi- ty room was converted to a fashion centre, as Geri Fashions from London displayed their wares. We had a delightful Sunday afternoon with Coby and Ir- vine Amoraal and Mrs. Ams- ing. They played the piano and guitar and sang beautiful songs for us. The Hensall Three Links Seniors are invited to share an afternoon of games and music at the home at 2 p.m. on Thursday, November 22. Three Links The November meeting of the Three Links Seniors of Hensall was held on Tuesday evening, November 13 with president Hilda Payne presiding. An invitation was received from the Queensway Nursing Home to join with them for an afternoon of games and music on Thurs- day, November 22 at 2 p.m. A donation was made to the Town and Country Home- makers towards helping with their work. Thank you cards were received from Bertha McGregor and Edith Bell. Eileen Rennie announced there would be shuffleboard at the arena for seniors. Following the meeting Hilda and Carl Payne showed pictures of her trip to England and Scotland this past sum- mer, after which euchre was played. Winners were: ladies high Evelyn McBeath; ladies low Helen Anderson; men's high Eileen Rennie; men's low Evelyn Flynn; lone hands' Irene Blackwell and Myrtle Sherritt. Lunch was served by the social and entertainment committee. Carmel Presbyterian Rev. Kenneth Knight con- ducted worship in Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sun- day, speaking on "Thanksgiv- ing". Mrs. Dorothy Taylor was assisted at the organ by Carolyn Love and the choir in the service of music. POLICE VILLAGE OF CENTRALIA ASSETS UNRESTRICTED Accounts receivable - Township of Stephen FUND BALANCES SURPLUS To be used to offset taxation RESERVES 1983 1982 $18,711 $17,530 $ 2,425 $ 1,244 16.286 16,286 $18,711 $17,530 STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE AND SURPLUS FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 1983 REVENUE Taxation Rent Ontario grants - roadways EXPENDITURE Transfer to reserve Administration Water frontage and connection Street lights Roadways SURPLUS (DEFICIT) FOR THE YEAR SURPLUS - beginning of year SURPLUS - end of year $ 3,019 $ 3,029 1,200 1,200 193 4,219 4,422 684 956 1,398 16,286 1,428 1,602 148 3,038 19,464 1,181 (15,042) 1,244 16,286 $ 1,244 $ 2,425 POLICE VILLAGE OF CREDITON ASSETS UNRESTRICTED Accounts receivable - Township of Stephen FUND BALANCES SURPLUS To be used to offset taxation RESERVES 1983 1982 $3,660 $2,393 $1,485 218 2.175 2,175 $3,660 $2,393 STATEMENT OF RE.VF.NUF. AND EXPENDITURE AND SURPLUS FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 1983 REVENUE Taxation Ontario grants - roadways EXPENDITURE Transfer to reserve Administration Fire Roadways Street lights Sidewalks Tree trimming Recreation SURPLUS ( DEFICIT) FOR THE YEAR SURPLUS - beginning of year SURPLUS - end of year $3,523 $3,520 516 2,633 4,039 6,153 350 36 1,655 531 200 2,175 389 1,032 2,889 1,625 2,772 8,110 1,267 (1,957) 218 2,175 $1,485 $ 218 POLICE VILLAGE OF DASHWOOD 1. IABIEITIES CURRENT Accounts payable - Township of Stephen F 11 N D R A I. A N C E S DEFICIT To be recovered from taxation RESERVES 1983 1982 $ 7,070 $ 9,160 (11,617) (13,707) 4,547 4,547 $ - $ STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE AND DEFICIT FOR TIIE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 1983 REVENUE. Taxation - Township of Ilay Township of Stephen Fire retainer fees - Township of Hay Township of Stephen Grants - Township of Ilay - Township of Stephen Fire talcs Ontario grants - roadways EXPFNOITUCE Tranfer to reserve Adminstration Fire Street lights Roadways Sidewalks Garbage Recreation SURPLUS (DEFICIT) FOR THE YEAR SURPLUS (DEFICIT) - beginning of year DEFICIT - end of year $ 4,926 6,402 1,100 3,087 5,925 1.000 $ 5,045 6,279 1,300 3,037 8,368 8,368 7,100 1.000 22,640 40,497 2,336 6,847 3,126 978 3,719 3,394 150 4,547 2,328 9,323 3,019 36,204 3,180 150 20,550. 58,751 2,090 (18,254) (13,707) 4.547 $(11,617) $(13,707) NEW STORE - Volland's Meat Keith and Dorothy Volland are the proprietors of recently opened Market on Hensall's main street. ensa and district news Mrs. Bertha MacGregor, Phone 262-2025 1 Times -Advocate, November 21, 1984 Page 3A New meat store opens in Hensall, One more new business has chosen to locate on the main street of Hensall. Volland's Meat Market, staffed by Keith Volland and his wife Dorothy, opened for business earlier this month. Keith Volland has worked as a meat cutter in Hensall for 30 years. He learned his trade with Alf Scholl, one- time owner of the super- market and abattoir, and was rehired by subsequent owner Russ Goldstein. He was re- tained as meat cutter when Don Beauchamp took over the food store. Dorothy also started out behind the same meat counter three decades ago. "We used to say we went with the building", Dorothy said with her infectious laugh. Deciding to open their own business was "a big decision and a fast one", according to Keith, and "one we should have done long ago". The couple worked along with carpenter Steve Gra- inger and his assistant Pat Bedard, then continued on "until the wee small hours of the morning" some nights to get everything ready to open for business November 5. The first week, 550 WINTER SCHEDULE - Hensall and Zurich figure skating professional -coach Pat Har- wood hands out the schedule of planned events while amateur coach Kelly Vanstone looks on. Cowan guest at UC anniversary Hensall United Church was filled on Sunday morning for the annual Anniversary Ser- vice. Leslie Bailey greeted the congregation and Donald Wareing, Jeff Corbett, Steven Corbett and Cecil Pepper were the ushers. Guest minister for the day was Mr. George Cowan of Chatham, a former principal of the Hensall School as well as teacher of the Continuation School. George was also a former member of the choir, and served on the committee of Stewards of the Church. Following his retirement as School Superintendent in the Chatham area he gave himself to full time service in the church. An outstanding speaker, he brought a moving message to the congregation entitled "The Choice Is Up to You". He spoke of the need for com- mitment to Christ and how our hearts need to be full of love if we are going to witness in our jobs and where ver we live. Mr. Cowan also took the children's time and told a story using potatoes, of how we need to grow in love and how love, to be a healthy love, has to be given as well as received. Mr. McDonald conducted the service with Belva Fuss as organist. The ministry of music was led by the Seaforth Harmony Kings. The con- gregation were inspired and thrilled with the message through song, "I Have a Song to Sing", the very beautiful "I Believe" and then the number, the very triumphant and powerful "The Battle Hymn of the Republic". The flowers on the memorial stand were placed in loving memory of Mrs. Fangrad by their children John and Grace Gilbert and David and Ellen Fangrad. Following the service a time of fellowship was held in the fellowship hall with the UCW as hostesses. Rev. McDonald attended the Western Ontario Provin- cial Assembly meeting of the Canadian Foresters held in the Explorer Inn at Jarvis on Friday and Saturday of this past week. Snowmobilers hold dance The Pineridge Snowmobile Club Inc. held a successful dance on November 17, 1984 at the Pineridge Chalet. Spot dances were won by Len and Joan Brown, (.len and Denalda Sturgeon and Linda Webber and Roy Ferguson. Henry Gackstetter won a smoked ham donated by Veal's Meat Market, Linda Webber won the Sports Tote Bag donated by MacLean' Sports and Norma Coleman won the misc. prize. GIVING IT A WHIRL -- Henson Skating Club pro Kim Marsden, (left) skates with Lisa Faber during the Club's regular Tuesday session of the Hensoll arena. CUSTOM-MADE WOOD GIFTS FOR YOU! Christmas will soon be here,/ so order your custom work from Little Falls today. We'll be pleased to custom croft for you anything made to order including.... • Toy Boxes • Spoon •Wooden Cases • Rocking Horses Toys • C.da r Chests LITTLE FALLS WOODWORKING & STRIPPING ST. MARTS Phone 229-6309 229-6260 284.1210 / customers were served. Many took the time to pop in later just to say they were pleased with the meat. The goal the Vollands had set as a measure marking their venture's success or failure has been easily sur- passed each week. Between waiting on customers, preparing cheese trays, slicing meat and keep- ing the books, Dorothy has not yet had time to sit down and write thank -you notes to the 25 Hensall businessmen, friends and relatives who have sent flowers, plants or some other token of their good will. A large percentage of the fresh meat is purchased from Veal's Abattoir, Exeter, and Schneiders is the main wholesaler for processed products. Volland's Meat Market is offering specials and draws throughout the week of their grand opening November it to 24. On location of Studio Bart DeVries PHOTOGRAPHY • COMMEROA1 • PORTRAITS • WEDDINGS • GROUPS • Mounting end ` sing IY Moser- ..- ..11/ .. r r .r Telephone 235-1298 137 Thames Rd. East Exeter, Ont. Arrive in the Sun "Tanned" Tanning Sessions $6.00 or 10 for $35.00 Facials. makeup ap- plication. wax- ing, full line of cosmetics 8 ( perfumes Kumon, ]-Z Centre Mall Exeter 233-0202 CARPET SPECIALS Vir 'W� aitt114111 A J• Low Loop nylon RB Carpet reg. 8.95.... Cut & Loop RB nylon multi brown reg. 14.50 Cut & Loop RB nylon 5 shades reg. 15.50 595sq• yd. 995sq. yd. 1195 sq. yd. Cut & Loop nylon jute carpet reg. 17.50 1395 sq. yd. 4:4 Open 9 - 6, Fri. 9 - 9, Sat. 9 - 5 MOM THE CARPET CENTRE -._ i..r- �• 450 Main St. South 235-0173 Volland's Meat Market Grand Opening Nov. 19th to 24th 125 King St. Hensall_ 262-3442 Featuring �+'' Deli Week With Give a Kid a Break Maple Leaf, Sweet Pickled Cottage Rolls Schneiders Blue Ribbon Bologna 4.17 kg. 1 •89(lb.) Schneiders Bulk Smoked Sausage 7.47 kg. 3.39 (lb. Fresh Pork Picnic Shoulder Roast Fresh Pork Butt Chops or Roasts Schneiders Popular Loaves Schneiders Thuringer, $uiiMnter Sausage Maple Leaf Polish Sausage Store Sliced Side Macon Schneiders Soft, Margarine 3.72 kg. Ib. 1.69 1.96 kg. Ih.89� 2.84 kg. Ib. 1.29 5.49 kg. Ib. 2.49 by the piece 7.25 kg. Ib. 3.29 3.72 kg. Ib 1.69 4.39 kg. lb. 1.99 1 Ib. tub 99‘ Stone Town Med. Cheese 7.03 kp. 3.19 (lb.) Pure Pork Home Style Sausage 3.06 kg. 1.39 (lb.) Peameal by the piece Bacon 4.39 kg. 1.99 (lb.) Free draw for an Old Fashioned Ham and Whole Thuringer Sausage 1