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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-10-28, Page 22Page 22 r" Times-Advocate, October 28, 1976 ns and district news. CORRESPONDENTS WS. Hil4clo Payne, Phone 262-501 6 Mrs. Bertha MacGregor, Phone 262-2025 District deputy visits lodge to instal new officers for year RURAL SOFTBALL CHAMPIONS—The Hensall ladies softball team won the rural girls softball league Champion A trophy this season. They are, back 'row, left to right, Cheryl Riley, Valarie Glanville, Elaine Gould, Bonnie Gould, Kay Sharp, coach; Anne Jorgensen, Sue Luther, Janice Stewart and Joyce Morgan. Front, left to right, Jayne Consitt, Sue Anne Finlayson, Eleanor Shiels, captain; Janet Bilke, and Marg Clarke. Missing from the picture is Kathy Sangster. Photo by McKinley Senior citizens club holds Hallowe'en Party The Light Touch By JACK LAVENDER Lawyer: a person who helps you get what's coming to him. * * Don't push your son through school too fast. What if he arrives at college too young to grow a be:ard? • * * Girl to date: "Gosh, it's just like Romeo and Juliet — my father hates you!" * * * Bore: one whose shortcoming is his long staying. * * * Tact: the ability to give a person ci shot in the arm without making him feel the needle. * * * We try to stay sharp at JACK'S Small Engine Repair Service 107 Queen Ste, Hensall 262.2103 See I. s and save $30.06 on a Homelite XL-1 or Super Mini chainsaw. Church happenings Rev. W. D. Jarvis conducted service in Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sunday ,speaking on the subject ,"Where Your.,) Treasure W'. The choir under the direction of Mrs. Malcolm Dougall led in the service of song. The W.M.S. will meet on Monday, November 1 at 8:00 p.m, with the Ladies Aid to follow. The ladies are holding a fall bazaar on November 6. There will be a sale of baking, sewing and produce. Everyone is welcome. There will be no service on Sunday, October 31 in Carmel Church as Anniversary service will be held in Caven Church, Exeter. The Service on November 7 will be at the hour of 10:00 a.m. Rev. Don Beck conducted the service at Hensall United Church last Sunday, taking as his theme, "What Morality?" Morality dies not only mean obeying the guide lines set down by society and the bible, it also means living by an inner consciousness governed by love. The choir sang, "My Shepherd will supply my needs" led by Mrs. John Ttirkheim at the organ. Flowers .in the sanctuary were in loving memory of Mr. Lloyd Mac- Donald. The guest preacher at St. Paul's Anglican Church was Rev. F.H. Allen M.A. B.D. Huron College, London. The text was taken from St. Mat- thews Gospel, Chapter 9, on the healing by faith of a man sick of the palsy. NOTICE Notice Villagers of Hensall - The council of the village of Hensall hereby requests that all persons recognize Saturday, October 30, 1976 as Hallowe'en. All persons are requested to govern themselves accordingly. Council for the Village of Hensall Elizabeth Alexander, along with the entertainment committee treated all to homemade pump- kin pie with whipped cream, tea and coffee. A vote of thanks by our President was extended to both committees for a splendid evening. Can. No. 1 CRROTS 2 lb. Bag 12 Fl. Oz, ORANGE JUICE 10 lb. box 3.90 lb. 1.19 lb. S 1.09 Fully Processed Fully processed Fully processed (No Filler) 10 lbs. lb. 854 lb. 694 $7.90 TURKEY WINGS LOIN OF BEEF HIND OF BEEF SIDE OF BEEF • FRONT OF BEEF BEEF PATTIES WEEKEND SPECIALS OCTOBER 27, 28, 29, 30 PLEASE NOTE: We reserve the right to limit all quantities on all advertised items. Schileider'On ' ' Wiener's Pork Shoulders „1.49 Burns Dinner Campfire by the piece Bologna lb. 39' SLICED lb. 494 69' Delsey 2 Ply 2 Roll Pack Toilet Tissue Kleenex Boutique Paper Towels Gold Seal Light Chunk Tuna Allen's Case of 24 10 FL Oz. Soft Drinks Our Own Pure Pork ' Sausage Sliced Minced Ham lb. Eit lb. 89' .65 e79° lb sl .29 Kleenex 2 Ply 200's Facial Tissues 59' 2/99‘ 2 Roll Pack 99 6 3/4 Fl. Oz. 59' $2.99 PRODUCE Our Own Store Sliced Bacon Schneiders Grade A Frying Chickens Schneiders Frying Chicken Quarters U.S. No. 1 HEAD LETTUCE n. No, } COOKING ONIONS FROZEN FOOD Oldtouth Concentrated Old Country Haddock Fish N Chips 'FREEZER SPECIALS Store 262-2017 Slaughter House 262.2041 2/49' each 53' 246. Bag 35' 2/79' ..z 894 Supreme 2 lb Fruit Cake $1.85 Zip Dog Food 15 Fl. Oz. 5/89' Mom's Soft Margarine 1lb 39' ' Green Giant Niblet Corn 12 F1, Oz. 39' Mother Parkers 2 lb. Hot Chocolate $1.49 Mix dedicated by Noble Grand Bertha Treasurer Mrs. Dorothy Corbett late Mrs. Lillian Blackwell, was placed in loving memory and was MacGregor assisted by the Vice Parker assisted and reported for gave the Financial report. Lodge, given by the family of the the Visiting Committee, The Lodge when DDP Mrs. Mary ficers of the Lodge. MacGregor presided Wednesday evening at Amber Rebekah Fisher, Exeter installed the of- An "In Memoriam Gift" for the Vice Grand Mrs. Dorothy Nebel Grand Mrs. Bertha 'Mrs. Dorothy Corbett; chaplain, Mary Fisher with Deputy Mrs. Edna Caldwell, PDDP, Exeter, The following officers were installed by the DDP Mrs. BerthaMacGregor ;Noble Grand, Mrs. Dorothy Parker; vice Parke; Financial Secretary, Marshall, Mrs, Bernice Ford, Mrs. Elaine Skinner soloist, Mrs. Lena Willard, pianist, the honour assisting. Jr, PNG Mrs. Grand, Mrs. Maggie Campbell; Recording Secretary, Mrs. Leona Installing. Staff and guards of Mrs, Irene Blackwell; treasurer, The Commission was read by Mrs. Grace Thompson; con- Grand Dorothy Parker who led in ductor, Mrs. Hazel Corbett; prayer. Mrs. Mary Fisher, Exeter. warden, Mrs. Wreatha Gregg; District Deputy President was, inside Guardian, Mrs. Gladys presented to the Lodge by Jr. Coleman; Outside Guardian, PNG Mrs. Margaret Consitt. She Mrs. Elizabeth Riley; musician, was presented with a corsage and Mrs, Evelyn McBeath; color a donation for the Barrie Home. bearer, Mrs. Vera Lemmon; Notice Village of Hensall Nominations Notice is hereby given to the municipal electors of the village of Hensall in the County of Huron that the period during which nomination papers maybe filed in the office of the Clerk, for the purpose of municipal elections will commence on November 12th, 1976 at the hour of 9 o'clock and close on November 15th, 1976 at the hour of 5 o'clock for the purpose of nominating fit and proper persons for the offices of: Reeve, Councillor Public Utilities Commissioner for the village of Hensall of which all electors are hereby required to take notice and govern themselves accordingly, and further take notice that the manner n which pia horninations shall be filed is set forth in 'section 34 of the Municipal Elections Act. Ira greater number of candidates than required to fill the said of- fices are nominated and make the required declarations notice of the time for the holding of the poll, including the advanced poll and'notice of the last day for making applications for a certificate to vote by proxy will be given forthwith. Given under my hand this 25th day of October 1976 Robert J. Heil, returning officer. Value Priced by Drysdale's 20" GE Portal:he COLOUR TV Reg. x48995 $649.95 WITH SERVICE AUTOMATIC DRYERS Also Includes Timed Cycle from $20995 WITH SERVICE RSNG, Mrs. Ruby Bell; LSNG, Mrs, Olga Chipchase; RSVG, Mrs. Aldeen Voila nd ; LSVG, Mrs. Margaret Consitt. Following the installation Mrs. Mary Fisher DDP addressed the lodge, stating the president of the Rebekah assembly of Ontario had chosen "Peace" for her motto, the "Three Links" for the emblem and "Let There Be Peace" and "Amazing Grace" were the songs. Jr, PNG Bertha MacGregor presented Mrs. Fisher DDP with a gift. Congratulations were ex- pressed to the staff by Mrs. Irene Blackwell. Greetings were ex- pressed by Bro, Don MacGregor. Exeter Past Grand Patriarch and Sovereign Grand Lodge, Bro. Ernie Chipchase PGM, Mrs. Edna Caldwell PDDP Mrs. Irene Harnack, GoderichPDDP, Noble Grand Mrs. Grace Fuller, Goderich, and Noble Grand Mrs, Dorothy Parker. Members were entertained with piano music by Mrs. Isabell Rogerson and a social hour was enjoyed by all, Queensway highlights "Birthday Greetings" to Anna Dilling October 29. Visitors at Queensway with Pauline Jeffrey were Elaine Ducharme and Blanche Bechard. Leslie Mitchell visited his mother Louise Mitchell. Mr. & Mrs.John Glanville and Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Glanville visited Harold Glanville. Mrs. Marjorie Hooper visited Mrs. Florence Mitchell. Shirley Prouty visited Lynn Latimer , Roy McDonald and Dan Matthews, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Sebben, newlyweds, visited several residents. Minnie Noakes visited a number of residents. Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Smith visited Lynn Latimer and several other ladies. Church service was conducted on Wednesday by Rev. Don Beck. Mrs. Mitchell accompanied on the piano. Personal Mr. & Mrs. Gus Voth of Bir- mingham were recent visitors with Mrs. F. G. Bonthron. General Electric 26" COLOUR CONSOLE • 26" (315 sq. in.) Spectra Brite IV Black Matrix Picture Tube • 100% Solid State Modular Chassis • Custom Picture Control (adjusts color, brightness and contrast simultaneously) • Insta-View with Defeat • Automatic Chroma Control • Automatic Fine-Tuning control • Cable-Ready • Direct Read Channel Indicators • DC Restoration • Castors • Mediterranean Console in Pecan Finish. • REG. $895.00 Arena open for winter The Hensall arena will re- main open this winter, and this time it is official. Clerk Bob Heil says the vil- lage has received written con-: firmation from the Ministry of Labor of verbal permission to keep the arena open. Under the agreement, the village is required to undertake some minor repairs to the roof above the ice surface and to monitor the snow and wind load throughout the winter months. Gregus Construction began work on the minor repairs last week. The complete renovation project plans are to continue to be prepared by engineer B.M. Ross and Associates and would cost around $200,000 according to estimates made by local officials earlier this year. Ball champions enjoy banquet Hensall-Kippen Ladies Ball Team, winners of the "A' trophy of the Rural Girls Softball League", held their banquet at the Bean Pot, Saturday. Kay Sharp, coach, was presented with a gift, in ap- preciation of all her hard work and time spent with the girls. The team would like to thank all those who donated their umpiring services and the merchants of Hensall and area who supported the team in way of donations. Church couples conduct bowling The Couples Club of Carmel Church held a bowling party at the Zurich Lanes on Sunday afternoon. The prize winners are as follows: men's high, Philip JaMes; men's low, Rev. Jarvis; ladies high, Marlene Bell; closest birthday, Peter Dougall; boys high, Jim Parsons; girls low, Sheila Dougall. A Hallowe'en social followed at the Church when refreshments were served. Mr. & Mrs. Al Hoggarth were hostesses. , General Electric 30" RANGE With'Electric Clean Oven $39995 and Trade Other Ranges From $299.95 DRYSDALE HOME HARDWARE THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL OTHER SPECIAL SAVINGS OTHER COLOUR TV'S FROM $47995 s 6 9 9 95 WITH SERVICE AUTOMATIC GE WASHERS FROM $349" • Over 240 Appliances In Stock - All Colours, All Sizes ALL AVAILABLE AT DRYSDALE HOME HARDWARE HENSALL 262-2015 FROST FREE FRIDGES With Porcelain Liner and Hydrators (Vegetable Bins) '3999' and Trade Other Specials on End- of-Line Models A Hallowe'en Party was held at the Three Links Senior Citi- zens Club on Tuesday, October 19 for their monthly meeting. Th6-' entertainment committee consisted of Mrs. Myrtle Sher- ritt and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Payne. After a sing-song with Mrs. Sherritt at the piano, games were enjoyed led by Mrs. Payne and her husband. It was great fun and there were plenty of laughs. The hall was nicely decorated in keeping with the theme. At the business session, chaired by Mr. Percy Campbell, a committee of Mrs. Olga Chipchase, Mrs. Gertie Moir and Mrs. Ruby Bell was formed to work out something for the afternoons of each week of the following months in the way of recreation and work periods. Mrs. Rosa Harris and Mrs. Dorothy Mickle gave a splendid report of the Rally of Zone 8, Huron County, held October 14 at the Saltford Valley Hall, hosted by the Goderich Club. To finish the evening, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Love and Mrs. LIVESTOCK SALES Supply consisted mainly of heifers and steers; prices were- firm and demand was active. Fat cattle: heifers, $38.75- $40.75, sales to $41.50; steers, $39.00-$42.50, sales to $42.75. Pigs: weanlings, $28.00-$30,50, chunks $32.50-837.35.