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Times-Advocate, April 11, 1979Page 16
CURLERS DONATE TO ARENA FUND — The Hensail and district community centie fund edged closet to its goal as they
piesented a cheque for S 1,000 at the curlers' awards banquet recently. Eric Luther and Cat I McMahon of the lund laising com
mittee leceived the cheque fiom Ken Clarke and Doug Shirray. T A photo
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CORRESPONDENTS
Mrs. Hilda Payne, Phone 262-5018
Mrs. Bertha MacGregor, Phone 262-2025
Zone head visits auxiliary
The President, Mrs.
Beatrice Uyl, president
presided for the meeting of
the Hensall Legion Ladies’
Auxiliary on Tuesday
evening when the Zone
Commander Mrs. Peg
Coombs made her annual
visit. A donation was voted to
the Crippled Children’s
Treatment Centre in London.
Plants will be sent to Life
Members for Easter. Mrs.
Iva Reid, Sports convener
gave a report of sports,
bowling tournaments etc.
coming up. The Zone
Commander Mrs. Coombs
gave an interesting and
informative address on “The
Work of the Auxiliary.”
Mrs. Iva Reid presented
her with a gift. Mrs. Coombs
presented Mrs. Mona
Campbell with her 25 year
pin. A Penny Sale was held
following the meeting •
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Woman breaks leg in three places
ob-
Mrs. Sharon Fink had a
nasty accident last week
when she slipped and fell off a
door-step, breaking her leg
in three places. She was
taken to University Hospital
where two pins were inserted
and a cast put on and is home
again now. We wish her a
speedy and uneventful
recovery.
Visitors with Mr. &.Mrs.
Sam Oesch last Saturday
were their nephew and wife
Mr. & Mrs. Russell Smith of
Detroit and their daughter
and husband, Mr. & Mrs.
Earl Flaxbard of Zurich.
Mr. & Mrs. Don Christie
of Sunderland, visited with
their daughter and her
husband, Mr. & Mrs. Grant
St. John on Saturday and
Sunday.
Steady prices
Prices were stronger at
the Hensall Sales Barn last
week with an active demand.
Supply consisted almost
entirely of heifers and
steers. Fat cattle; steers,
$75.00-$87.50, top to $88.50;
heifers $76.00-$85.50, top to
$88. Very few pigs were
offered.
To have special
Easter music
Palm Sunday was
served in Carmel
Presbyterian Church when
Rev. K. Knight spoke on “A'
King’s Welcome”. Mrs.
Taylor led the choir in
singing “And Can It Be That
I Should Gain.” The flowers
were placed in the church in
loving memory of the late
Edgar W. Munn by his
family. The Managers of the
church will meet at 8 p.m. on
Wednesday April 11th. The
Junior and Senior choir are
presenting special Easter
music on Sunday April 15th
at 10 a.m. Plan to attend this
Easter service.
Queensway Residents
Celebrate Birthdays
“Birthday Greetings” to
residents of Queensway
Nursing Home, Hensall
namely Albert Miazga,
Murray Howe, Ross
Thompson, Robert Collins.
Visitors with Mrs. Tena
Hully were Sandra, Betty,
Gordon, Elsie and John
Hully, Donna Rutledge and
Paul Popp. Mrs. Pearl
Erratt and Mrs. Gladys
Coleman visited Russell
Erratt. Mrs. Oesch, Zurich
and daughter Mrs. Gladys
Baechler >and daughter
visited Pat Oesch. Mrs.
Purdy visited her husband
Len Purdy.
Mrs. Ruth Durand of
Exeter visited with her
mother Mrs. Kendrick. Bob
Dale visited with Agnes
Cutting. Jack Upshall visited
his uncle Jim McDougall.
Barb and Heather
Dougherty visited the for
mer’s mother Mrs. Irene
Kalbfleisch.
Rev. Van Essen conducted
the church service ac
companied by Mrs. Van
Essen at the piano. The
Ladies of Carmel
Presbyterian Church en
tertained the residents with
Bingo and Music on Monday
under the direction of Mrs.
Rochus Faber.
Seniors celebrate anniversary
The “Three Links” senior
citizens of Hensall are ob
serving their anniversary on
Tuesday April 17th ,at 6:30
p.m. beginning with a
smorgasbord dinner
followed by an’interesting
program. This will be an
interesting meeting - plan to
attend.
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Midgets play in final
On Tuesday, the Hensall
Midget D Hockey Team
played against Mildmay in
the Western Ontario finals
and lost 7-2. Our
congratulations to these boys
for a fine season and special
thanks to Rick Ingram and
Dan Crerar for their un
flagging interest in the boys
and time devoted to the
team.
Beef barbeque
plans finalized
Unit four of Hensall United
Church Women met Thurs
day in the Fellowship Hall
with 16 members present.
Mrs. James McAllister
presided for the meeting.
Mrs. George Armstrong
gave a beautiful dovotional,
telling about the life of Peter
Marshall; she also read the
Easter story from the book,
“Wings of Joy.” Mrs. Sim
Roobol assisted by reading
Mark 16. Mrs. Rena Caldwell
spoke on “The Year of the
Child.”
A total of 41 visits to sick
and shut-ins were made by
the members during March.
Mrs. Myrtle Sherritt gave a
financial report. Plans for
the beef Barb-b-que were
completed. The meeting
ended with the closing hymn
and prayer. Mrs. Earle
Rowe and her committee
served lunch.
Palm Sunday
Palm Sunday services
were held at Hensall United
Church with Rev. Garnett
Husser in the pulpit and
Richard Fujarczuk at the
organ. The choir sang the
anthem, “Liftup your heads,
O ye gates” and the sermon
there by her husband,
Harry Horton.
. . ___ ______„ Easter Sunday, there will
Mrs. Annie Horton placed be the usual Sunrise service
was “See the Christ Stand.”
Flowers on either side of
the pulpit were in memory of
at 6:30 a.m. with family
breakfast following. Mor
ning service will be at the
regular hour of 11 a.m.
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Hensall
• TREE PLANTING
PROGRAM'79
The Village of Hensall is providing trees to all residents who have a
suitable front yard location. The free trees (total 79 allotment 20 ttees)
may be reserved on a first come basis by calling 262-2812.
• DOG TAGS AVAILABLE
Is your dog registered at the Municipal Office for the year 1979?
Prior to the 1 st of May, ev.ery owner of a dog is required to register
their dog and pay the license fee as authorized under By-Law #008-
78. A REMINDER; — Dogs must be under the control of their owner,
either on or off their premises and are not allowed to run at large.
• HALL FACILITY RENTALS
Planning a party, reception, anniversary or maybe a business
seminar? Do you require larcje or small accommodations, with or
without kitchen and / or bar facilities?
Hensall & District Community Centre is a facility, capable of fulfilling
your needs. The Conference Room facilities will meet your needs for a
small occasion. The Auditorium provides a pleasing setting for either
large or small events.
Make your reservations now, by calling 262-3206 or drop in personal
ly at the Centre. It is our pleasure to assist you in making all necessary
arrangements.
BEST BUYS AT AL'S
Store Will Be Closed On Good Friday, April 13th.
Open On Thursday Evening Until 9 P.M.
Choice local Beef and Pork
Abattoir Store
262-2041 262-2017
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Football
Hams ’/2's whole or ]/4's, | >
Swift's Premium
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Grade "A" Fresh or Frozen
Turkeys
Swift's Preium or Sugar-Plum
Bacon
Centre-cut
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’1.18
lb., pkg- $1 *39
by the piece,
Back Bacon 51.98
Sliced _
Cooked Ham ’2.09
Chicken Loaf‘1.35
Processed _ __
Sliced
Side of Beef *1 .59
Processed, 7-BoneRib of Beef *1.75
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Peaches 19 oz., regular 85‘ SPECIAL
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PLEASE NOTE: We reserve the right to limit all quantities on
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necessary to make a 50a charge for grocery delivery.
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Phone: 262-2017 Hensall