The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-01-13, Page 6CORRESPONDENTS
Hilda Payne, Phone 762401a
Mrs. Bertha MacGregor, Phone 2624025:
per, 4:.54
of Hay's elected council was held last Monday.
Claire Deichert and Lloyd Mousseau, Seated
They are, left to right;
in front, left is Reeve
Photo by McKinley
HAY COUNCIL — The first meeting
back row Lionel Wilder, Donald Geiger,
Jack Tinney and clerk-treasurer Wayne Horner.
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NOTICE RESIDENT811 CiOVILL.Aoe
• • OF HE NSALL ' ' , • • • • I * • •
All perions Who hove obtained "sealer connection permits'are hereby
requested fo advise the village clerk whether or not their building(s),
are connected •to the sanitary sewer system.' • • • • •
Efforts are being made to co•relate,informOtion with•the individuals
plumber.
To facilitate Ministry of the Envireriment requirementS; your
cooperation in this matter is Of the utmost importance. . ,
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• CdUhlek FOR TH8
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VILLAGE jlENSALL ••
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Opening
new doors
to small
business
Financial assistance
Management counselling
Management training
Information on government
programs for business
HUGH SHELDON
one of our representatives
will be at
Les Pines Hotel, EXETER on the 1st & 3rd
Tuesdays of each month ( Jan. 18th & Feb. 1st. )
If you require finanCing to start, modernize or
expand your business and are unable to
obtain it elsewhere on reasonable terms and
conditions or If you are Interested in -the,
FBDB management services of counselling
and training or wish information on
government programs available for your
business, talk to our representative. ,
FEDERAL
BUSINESS
DEVEIOPMENT BANK
For prior information call 271-5650 or
write 1036•Qptario •Street,.Stratford
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Peanuts ,
1'R0RicE689 SPEC
Berets Blanched * , •
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BUFFET
B849 49"x18"03"
HUTCH
8H 48"xlt "x43"
A site to fit and enhance
most dining rooms
Retail
$679.95
SPECIAL
$509,95
• • •r •
Ernie• •,w hb, recetiOy
.underkvent '.sargery :St.
416.spititl London;.
returned to hi' honig on,Supday.
RCMP donstable. David Beet
'and Mrs..12leer.retUrned•t0 their'
home' at Port; Cbiitiditlarif„B:C,..
after spending the holiday season
with the formees mother, Mrs.
John Beer and his brothers, :and
also his grandmother, Mrs. Fred
Beer.
Mr, & Mrs. Robert Keyes of
Grand Bend were recent visitors
with Mr. & Mrs. Harold Parker.
Mr. George Dowson, who has
been a patient in South Huron
Hospital, returned to his home
this week.
Mr, & Mrs. Christian Jeppeson
and son Ben of California spent a
few days visiting with Mrs.
Jeppeson's parents Mr. & Mrs.
Nic Oud who celebrated their 50th
wedding anniversary and also
Mr. & Mrs. Nick Blom, Kippen
who celebrated their 25th wed-
bout people you know
••, ,
•' ding anniversary. -'
Mr. aim Robertson of Lucan
•OliduCted the service in Carmel
• Presbyterian Church on. Sunday ,
in, the 'absence of Rev. W. D,
JarAtis:, Miss Brenda Pepper
“plyed the piano.
Mr. & Mrs. Leslie 'Adn.tris.".of '
Exeter were recent visitors ••,
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Corbett,
Mr. St•Mrs. Kenath Pm* • . •
and, Jamie spept the weele-end.
visiting with Cpl, Doug Wei,14., •
Mrs, Wein• and David at 'Whitby.:, • ',
The Cancer, Polio and
TuberclosLs committee of the
IOOF and Amber Rebekah lodges
held a most successful euchre
party' Thursday. evening. Glenn
Koehler and Mrs.‘ Ray Consitt
Ladies. Auxiliary
The Hensall Ladies' Legion
Auxiliary met Tuesday evening
with the president Mrs, Beatrice
Uyl in charge,
A donation was made to the
Minor Hockey Teams. The
winners of the draw for the
Money Doll at Christmas were:
Lorne Chambers, St. Catharines
won the doll and Shawn Lovell
won the ten dollar prize,
Prizes for the evening were
won as follows: Mystery Prize:
Mrs. Mona Campbell , who also
won the attendance prize. The
guessing prize was won by Joan
Beierling. Refreshments were
served and a social hour en-
joyed by all,
$50"
Reward
For the toot chest
missing from the
back of my truck.
Blue in colour, 9x9x20
On Thursday, Jan. 6
Ross Dobson, Hensall
Phone 262-2822
were in charge'. Theladies' high
priZe..WaS W011 try Mrs. Mary
13roadfoof. Ladies' consolation
Mrs. Robrt Par'sons. Men's high
prize, Ray COnsitt. 44en's con-
solation: Cecil Pepper. Prize for
lone hands Mrs. Joe Carter.
A draw for 'a ham was won by
Joseph Gregg and a bag of
oranges was won by Al Hoggarth.
The committee plan another
euchre for February 17, weather
permitting.
Anglican church
At St. Pauls Anglican Church
the Rev. G. A, Anderson took
from his text "We Have Seen His
Star In the East and Are Come to
Worship Him" St. Matthew's
chapter 2, verse 2.
During the service the officers
of the Anglican Church women
were installed.
They are president Mrs. Frank
Forrest, vice-president Mrs. G.
A. Anderson, secretary Mrs. E. J.
Roberts and treasurer Mrs.
Annie Reid.
Hensall UCW
Unit 4 meets
The regular meeting of unit 4 of
Hensall U.C.W. was held Thur-
sday afternoon, January 6, with
17 members answering the roll
call.
Mrs. James McAllister opened
the meeting by reading a poem,
titled "Thanks", Mrs. Slade had
the devotional and spoke on
"Faith". The study was given by
Mrs. Earle Rowe who told of the
plight of the Canadian Indian in
regard to native land claims and
scientific development.
During the business period the
members were reminded of the
Huron-Perth Presbyterial to be
held in Seaforth January 25, with
registration at 9:15 to 9:30 a.m.
Mrs. Eric Luther and Mrs. Nan
Britton sang a duet accompanied
by Mrs. T. Sherritt at the piano.
Mrs. Coleman and her committee
served lunch.. . . •
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Enjoy euchre party.
created and crafted by
Bendix head office moves,
25 more employees here
for the manufacturing peop!e,','
Mr. Sherman reported -A few of,
the head office employees, , in-
cludifig . Mr. Sherman, live, in
Hensall but he• 'he
doubted that many would 'mqve
their Jthrnes to Hensall., ,' • .
Convenience, he said,, Is :the
main reason for the move.' '•
About 20 years ago .wheri the
Amber Lodge
Noble Grand Mrs. Dorothy
Parker presided at the meeting of
Amber Rebekah Lodge Wed-
nesday evening assisted by Vice
Grand Mrs. Maggie Campbell.
Arrangements were made to
hold the 28th anniversary of the
Lodge February 2 with members
attending a dinner previous to the
regular meeting,
Mrs. Margaret Consitt
L.S.V.G. reported for the C.P.T.
committee stating twenty-one
boxes of fruit were delivered to
shut-ins for Christmas. Mrs.
Maggie Campbell Vice Grand
reported for the Visiting Com-
mittee. A number of "Thank-
you" and cards were received at
the meeting.
Following the meeting an
exchange of gifts was made
when your "Secret Pal" was
revealed.
Progressive euchre was played
with, the following prize winners:
lone hands : Mrs. Ruby Bell; High
Prize: Mrs. .Elizabeth• Riley;
Consolation prize, Mrs. Hazel
company had only one plant, the • Corbett.. A deliciouS :lunch was
served hy., the social• committee..• head office was in Hensall: :
BC29 42'e29 -7.71"
To turn that unused corner into a
display of fine china and glassware
Retail SPECIAL
$569,95 $427:00
Cancer can
be beaten: ,
. Garbage Fags '2.26 WiliS .1 0'
Sani Pac
Stokely's
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• .•Fre'sh Butt,
Chops
*Economy
Fresh Grade A •
Frying Chickens
Schneiders
Skillet Strips
Schneiders •
Wieners
PRICED FOR SAVINGS
lb 99'
b 69'
About 25 additional Bendix
employees. will be working in
Hensall, when the company's
head office completes, their
move ff.o.th London in• Pebruary
or March., '
' Dave Sherman„ vice, president
of fthance, said the company is.'
I, building an addition to the front
' of their Oxford St. plant for most
of the head office employees and.
seven or' eight other employees
are moving to space that's
available in the recreational
vehicle plant on January 10.
"It makes more sense to be
,beside the factory, particularly
Carnation Instant
' Pork and Ham
Loaf •
Sausage *ARRDWBA<K .
' ARM CHAIR $09.95 .
. '.• BAA4' SPECIAL: Unique early
Cancsdiar, aettgn . ;lb:Z.00 pm:
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TABLE ' • • .'• • • ' .042 42" thorn. 30' high
, BP48 4f" diam.„30" high • '
'For dining room, kitchenor nooli ' : •
' Arrowback choirs go well with this table ,
Retail • SPECIAL ' ..•
$499,95 $374.95
ARROWBACK
SIDE CHAIR
BAS3
• • t • Retail • • SP.EciAt •
• ,' $79•95 EA •,$59,95.tA::
McCormick's
Sodas 1 lb.5114
DRY
SINK
43"x19"x34"
A beautiful and functional
unit for stereo, bar,
server or room divider.
Retail
$349.95
SPECIAL
$262.00
The Beauty of Pine .
•
White pine has a character un-
like any other wood. It is soft •
yet durable. It's unusual grain
and knots as well as occasional
earth mineral and pitch streaks
provide color variations which
give each piece of pine furniture
a one-a-a-kind quality. Because
pine is soft, the marks of age
and use will enhance it's beauty
and charm. Even the slight
opening of the grain which may
appear in time will add to the
character of pine furniture. The
softness of pine also allows the
furniture maker's finishes to
penetrate deeply to create a
warm mellow patina, pleasing
in appearance and to the touch.
Each piece of pine furniture has
its own unique character-no two
are alike.
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Savarin
POT PIES •
SIDE OF BEEF
Fully Processed lb. 85 4
BEEF PATTIES
10 lb. Bag $7.90
TURKEY WINGS Frozen 10 lb. Box $3.90
TURKEY
DRUM STICKS
Carnation 2% Partly Skimined
Condensed Milk 15 Fl. Oz. 3/11 1
2 Litre 95$
Beef,
Chicken, Turkey 8 oz. 3/894
Frozen 10 lb, Box $44.50
FREEZER SPECIALS
Store 262-2017 Slaughter House 262-2041
llogthrotts, lle, sail
Open Friday Night Till '9 p.m.
Fine Furniture and Accessories,
Inglis Appliances and Service 2624V HENSALL
WEEKEND SPECIALS
JAN. 12, 13, 14, 15
PLEASE NOTE: We reserve the right to limit
all quantities on all advertised 'terns.
HENSALL ONTARIO