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Scerfitto centenarian of
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breed rZrth rni.rh clinktng of
glows filled with the :tweet.
heavy v..no ol the
She is as brisk her
kitchen at ever, and is consider-
ed pne ol the best cooks,of the
region. 1 lor eyesight is so good
that she an mend clothe. ond
do intricite needle work with- 11,, 'Do you <are for dark.
end the id of apectecles. She ins?" or •
has not hod •n 11 day M her ilk She: "No"
Ole mentainti. I le: "Why not?"
Sig. orina Searfina came by She: -It's merely hugging set
her longevity by inheritance, a• m music."
she pleareo to say. Her mother lie: -Wellwhet is there
lived 10! years and 1 1 days, .boot ti you don't 1110,O -
e nd an aunt •Iso reached 102. She: -The mum. -
1 It GiiItle Too 10 EcON
o photograph views of Mensal!
.40e01104 in this issue were
made by the
Sepia Photograph Studio
ETER
PHOTOGRAPHS
rsonal Groupe Views
' rnateur Cameras and S.W..
!Officikb of the Hamburg -
American Line w er e more
,mused il_2tin annoyecl _.al JAIL
iiiii-ritir to infer- the sountry
without paying them Pe...de
ri...rk r die ..j. .: ;I was money. They *aid that thvY
•be- ln1,cs' . i' s -still 6 ....
,,rn' he' . ..• idd 1.! 1,4,4 . help hist ot 1
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whereinthe Amrisshe
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fare and undertake to find work 54
mys, but has no ides whether for hun they would not °poop, d
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SEE OUR NEW
DIAMONDS
See the New Ladies' Wrist
Watch Ilands, nicely
pierced.
13uy Her One
Special for eek Only
Ladies' Wrist (nittnn
Watch loc....WI V•till
Hess' Jewelry Store
' UENSALL
WALL
PAPERS
1928. Siesalee
\tle now have our Spring
nples, and if you intend
Ing any papering this
ring, you will find 11 to
hell of the herniophete. It vim six feet long by your advantage to see my
001 feet ivide 'and ..,,mined samples before buying.
blankets. • oord 40.404hammock. • Our pvers ,are non-fad-
'fivb krater end • fg
poly of sausage. pumpernickle and semi -trimmed. We
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and chocolate. While t'w ehip will be pleased to show you
he loosened • board our samples in your home,
ond vos. Ado ko get out an.I Where you may make your
walk etto.d but he could liesnot selections and get our prices.
find any odditional oupp
Fla; own gove out but Thursday. J•as. Sangster
l'hoentg said thM he had •
f • f d. Id 6 t • !Detroit/
• 11. 11.4
hwecii
st tTcynodtntthn: e
Ss'l 01
otefirnan found It n tees-
sary to notify hia wife that he
William: "Mother, that dem might not be home that evening,
tist you sent me tq that wa. ad! 1 whkh uoe he would phone
venwed a• painleow wun't.- h. This is whet he told herr
Mother: -He wasn't?" "nt ring you at 6 o'clock -
William: "No. I bit hie fingeo, When you hem the bell you'll
• nel he yelled just like any other know it. me. Don't answer it.
denust." awl Ili get my nickel back."
edan $1115
oach $1045
oupe $1055
'ully egnipped, delivered
at your door.)
World's Largest Selling "6'
and Women by Thousands are
Swelling These Sales
the .47 women by thousands aro turrung to
ast *a $tory of the great and dynaind
an'. Super -Sia" rude beautifut for woman.
6-c44imlir history there has never bee,
140 epsetacular acceptance of any car as that
dch averrrowe (10414the nem F........Super•
It le outselling MI other "Sleet' and Ito
• previma re...oda fry 0006 outstanding MAI'
.,ulo talky. co doubt of Its teadenthip
In worn, places ds se., *acted ts fern., mark'
by 010)ae Sad 301) • In Dettaat I oe .0.•
slants. where autoraabite rahres are u•iorstood
batter titan anywhere m the wortit Ewa, au*,
hare bean greats. [ben the at r. rants • "4440
cornbread
Such Saba*. Can gni, rka fleet an &court!, Arid
unmistakable 9,05414 •PPreC,St.n 0001 Vs.*. o
O9 e Work! • Greatett Vet. Nt,getnei 4' Part
by Part Pleas. Conipave
tie-Easex COCOCIPMC 3331ECC0113. • HENSALL
Atron's Largest Alttotnobile Dealers. Gasoline 22o a oat Tax Includod
YES, HENSALL HAD A NEWSPAPER -The
Expositor Is grateful to Jim Sangster of Hensall
who loaned us this page from Hensall's own
nespaper, The Hensall Advertiser (note the
typographical error In the title.) Mr. Sangster's
father Is one of the volunteer firemen In the
Perfectly Adapted to
Local Conditions
The Bank oi Montreal haa • Footnote/ and local
.9C...taboo which prorttla 11 • peraonnot and Saralee
part act, acrapterl to local candid°.
4440 hQv Wes or how acr.411 •
customer's transactions may bw he
win ejways Itni the !unite of thst
Bane 01 Montreal fully reepoe.Mrs to
10101.d..
Bank of' Montreal
Esdantlebed 1817
Tom) Asians es eau1 d reocosteo
/IENSALL BRANCH, • L. 2. COLES, lessaref
photo Sithe centre of the page. The page
promotes Hensall's big July 12 celebrations
back in 1928. Advertisers include Jas,Sangster,
.Cook Bros., Hudson -Essex car dealers, Hess'
Jewellery Store, and John Elder, who did
roofing and siding, phone 1, Hensel!.
o'rfi
THE HURON JULY 170.000.
- •
Financially, the village of
Henson is right on target,
said c1erle4reasurer Eliza-
beth Oke at Monday even-
ing's village council meeting
in Hensall.
After six months under the
1980 budget, the village has
spent $107,650, less than 50
per cent of the budgetted
amount for the year, said
Mrs Oke.
To date, one of the largest
, costs has been attributed to
recreation' • with costs
amounting to S37,000 and to
general government ac-
counts equalling- $24,000,
she said.
In a six month finance
• report submitted to council
by the Hensall Parks Board
, costs areattributed to salar•
ies, wages and benefits
totalling $17,448. Remaining,
expenditures are attributeo
to equipment, heating, hydro
water, sewage, and other
general costs.
In comparison to the
$37,000 , reereation expend-
iture, the Hensall Parks
Board collected revenue to-
talling $21,899 over the past
six months.
One of the strongest rev-
enue sources listed in the
report was ice surface rental.
Over the past six months, the
board has collected an ap-
proximate $9,000 from rent-
ing the ice surface to minor
hockey, broomball, curling
and other local and team
dubs.
In reply to a request made
by the Huron County School
Board, Hensall council has
voted in favor of supporting
quarterly financial payments
to the bbard, rather than the
biannual method used in the
past.
In maldng payments on a
quarterly basis, amounts of
approximately 570,500 could
be saved by the board in
interest costs on loans, said a
letter from the school board.
The letter adds that this
may result in a $48,500
savings to rkrea rate payers.
In discussing the.proposal,
reeve Harold Knight said it
the Moore -Deas wedding in
Mitchell cm July 12.
Kippen helps clean up after fire
Correspondent
MRS. RENA CALDWELL
262-5935
About 20 men in the
community held. a clean-up
bee at Ross Faber's following
the barn fire on Monday
Mr. and Mrs. W.L. MeIlis
and Mrs. M. Barnard visited
In Wroxeter last week..
Mr. and Mrs.. Harold
Jones visited recently with Mrs. Harry Caldwell and
Mr. and Mrs. Art Ashworth
at Norton. John E. Caldwell attended
107 from Canada, US attend Munn reunion
The annual Munn Reunion from Listowel- Kitchenei vetY Pleasant aftrnwn and
was held at Hensall Stoney Creek, ipperwash, a supper followed.
Community Centre on Sat., Hoboken. New Jersey, and The visitors with Russell
July 12 with f 07 attending. Parkhill. They enjoyed a -..Erratt. Frank and Helen
IF ANYONE HAS
. . died
. . been born
. . . married
. . . absconded
. . had a fire
,r
. . . been fired
. . made good
. . . returned home
. . . sold his farm
. . . been sick
. . . been promoted . . . received an award
IT'S NEWS
phone 527-0240 tell us about it
Tithe liuron (fxpositor
"Since 1860, Serving the Community Pirst"
PHONE 527-0240
SEAFORTH
cClinchey. George and
Olive Stevenson. Bill and
Helen Taylor.
Bruce %Wand visited his
mother Mrs. Volland.
Helen and Jean Klerapke.
Clara Cum m 'von and
Dorothy Hockey visited with
Mrs. Kendrik. and Mrs.
Lammie.
tda and Chester Dunn. Iva
and John Riddley, Mrs.
Trudy !Vanning. Michele and
Wendy visited Mrs. Lammie
Mrs. Violet Bishop and
Mrs. Marion Funnel visited
with Mrs. Irene KaIbfleisch.
Ray and Mabel Alderson
visited Vivian • Alderson.
Pastor Mclean had the
cleareh servi.7e this week.
• High men; bowling Ross
Thompson 159, Ladies Mary
Parimer 108
would be easily administered
in Hensall since taxes are
collected on a quarterly basis
already.
"You just can't sit here
and complain ab6ut the cost
of education, if you're not
going to do something," he
told council.
At the . moment, added
Mrs. Oke, the school board is
only. interested in obtaining a
general feeling from council
on the matter.
In general business, Hen -
sail Village Cepticil received
a reply from the Ministry of
Transportation concerning
an earlier letter they sent
regarding the upgrading of
Highway 84. The letter,
which informed the ministry
of conditions'of the highway
that runs through downtown
Hensall, was sent in the hope
of initiating speedy repairs.
According tO Mrs. Oke,
the ministry replied ieferm-
ing council the reconstruc-
tion of Highway 84 is part of
the five year plan for the area
and that council would be
advised on any further, con-
struction outcome.
In reviewing 'the Minutes
from a Hensall Parks Board
Committee meeting on July
10, the summer playground
staff for 1980 was listed as -
Janet McAllister Supervisor
and Shelly McLeod and
Darlene Varley as assistants.
All three girls are hired
under' an Experience '80
grant.
In other discussion result-
ing from the Monday even-.
ing Meeting, council talked
about the eventual transfer
from mercury vapor to high
pressure sodium lighting in
the village. \
Reeve Knight told council
that the village had just
completed a transition to
mercury vapor lighting.
"I'd hate to change things
now," he said. "We're just
getting things changed to
mercury vapor."
Eagti pressure sodium
w6Lch bas a life expectancy
of approximately three times
that of mercury vapor light-
ing, emits an orange, yellow
light and some Members of
council expressed a dislike
for the color.
"I thinlewe sheuld look at -
the possibility," Said Klaas
Van Vlrieren. "Where we can
save, and where *we can
cutback, we should."
Council decided to review
the situation at a later date
when more time could be
spent to research further
high pressure sodium light-
ing possibilities.
Hensall couple in the West
Correspondent
MRS. BERTHA
MeteGREGOR
262-2025
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Van
Dyke of Sudbury were dinner
guests on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Sim Roobal.
Mr. and Mrs. Brian
.Raittinen, Karen and Lisa of
Timmins, visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Payne on
Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Jean Pinder of
Goderich visited with Mrs.
Bertha MacGregor on
Sunday. Rev. MacDonald
and his mother Mrs. Carl
McDonald attended the
wedding of their cousin
Gordon Smith to Jo -Anne
Collins in Dungannon United
Church on Saturday evening
and their reception in Salt -
ford Valley Hall following the
wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobal
were guests with Mr. and
Mrs. John Konynendyk of
'Woodstock on Friday.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles A.
Myers of Saskatoon,
SaskatcheWan, were
luncheon guests at the
Manse with Rev. McDonald
and his mother Mrs. Carl
McDonald. In the afternoon
Rev. McDonald and his
mother accompanied Dr. and
Mrs. Myers to Kayser.
Ontario. In the evening the
Myers were dinner guests
with Mrs. John Beer and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross
MacMillan, David and
friend. Tom and Ann,
Waterloo spent Sunday with,
her mother Mrs. Laird
tvlickle.
Mrs. Carl McDonald
returned home on Sunday
afternoon after spending the
week with her son Rev.
Staniey McDonald at the
!Qin se . On Monday
afternoon n couple of cars of
ladies from Londesberough
dropped in to help celebrate
her eightieth birthday and
the evening some of
Hensail folk came in to
her best wishes.
Mrs. Fred Beer returned
to her home after undergoing
treatment at Victoria
Hospital for the past couple
of weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hoy
flew to Edmonton where they
visited their son Bill and.
went by train thrte the
NSALL
and area news
mountains to the coast where
they crossed to Vancouver
and visited with cousins;later
they flew back to Edmonton
where' they visited before
returning home on Friday.
WINS FIRST CLASS
Miss Sandra Wade!, 15
year old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs.Clarence Wadel, Hensel',
competed in the Ontaiio
Music League Festival held
in Balkalla Inn, Kitchener, in
which she won the Trophy for
the Judicator's Award. The
Highest standing in her solo
aceordian Class. This is the
5th year she has placed lst.
Her music Supervisor is Mrs.
Dianne Stephenson of Huron
Studios Ltd., Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs- `Harold
Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Don
Dalton and Carla spent a
week's vacation' at Birch
Beach, Commando.
TROUSSEAU TEA
On Saturday, June 28th
Mrs. Bert Thomson held a
trousseau tea in honor of her
daughter Beatrice. Those
showing the trousseau and
gifts were girl friends of the
bride: Karen Wilson, Louise
Fleming, Debbie Denomme,
Donna Jean MacWilliams,
Karen McEwing and Mary
Hak.
Those in the tea room were
Mrs. Esther Wright and
Mrs. Elizabeth Faber. -
Girls serving tea were
Marilyn Fleming, Donna
Taylor, Gayle Vander
Guest speaker next
week at Hensall
The Rev. Stan McDonald
conducted the regular
morning service at Hensel!
United Church on Sunday,
July 13th and preached on
Prayer for Serenity. The
present is when we need
serenity . The past cannot be
changed. Hanging onto the
past is useless;accept God's
Love and have a new
beginning. "Have the
courage to change the things
we can change": negatives
must be changed into
positives. The wisdom to
know the difference."
Mrs. Margeurite McLeod
sang a lovely solo ''t
Believe" and the children's
story was "What are we
looking at?" Junior church
followed the hymn. Mr.
Douglas Klopp officiated at
tire organ again.
Next Sunday guest
speaker will be Mr. Robert
Elliott with Lorne Thrower
conducting the service.
Velden.
Bert and Eleanor Thernson
held open house for Beatrice
on July 2nd with Barbara
Ferguson, Joan Alexander
and Mary Thomson
displaying the gifts and
trousseau, assisting in the
tea room'were Mrs. Dorothy
Taylor and Melanie Lovell.
Mr. and Mrs: Ross Corbett
and Mr. and Mrs. Steve
Corbett attended the Taylor
picnic held at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Brown at
Newtonville on the weekend.
There was a large at-
tendance.
Minkie and Steve
Soepboeur visited Alice
Rozendal.
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