Times-Advocate, 1980-04-30, Page 11nsci
and district news
ONE WAY TO DISPLAY—While there might have been a shortage of mannequins
the annual rummage sale held by the Hensall Kinettes Thursday. Displaying a
Dayman, Wendy Baynham, Sharon Fink, Linda Sangster and Carolyn Knight.
there was no shortage of models prior to
few of the goods available were Anne
T-A photo
United Church filled for event
Young people confirmed
Christine Jesney, Mary
Margaret Drysdale and
Sharon. Ida Wurm into the
Hensall Congregation. It was
indeed a significant moment
when Mrs. Sharon Wurm and
her twin children Scott and
Starr Jesney were confirmed
together, and ,for Randy
Parker when his Grand-
mother and his father , both
members of the Session,
shared in the laying on of
hands during his con-
firmation, and for Glenn
Slade who had his mother,
and Elder of the church
share in the laying on of
hands during his con-
firmation.
Other special Elders
sharing in the laying on of
hands were Mrs. Tom
Brintnell, Mr. Eric Man-
sfield, Dr. John Goddard,
Mrs. Grant St. John, Mrs.
Ron Mock, Mr. Ross
Sararas, and Mrs. Cecil
Pepper. Assisting the
minister was Mrs. Harold
Parker arid Mrs: James
Drummond. The ushers for
the service were Steven
Corbett, Brad Buchanan,
Dwight Consitt and David
Rowcliffe.
Following the service the
new members received the
congregation and everyone
enjoyed a time of fellowship
with the families, friends
and members of the
congregation in the
Bottle
Drive
Sat. a.m.
May 3
HENSALL
CUBS &
BEAVERS
FREE
DRAW
Every lady attending this
demonstration will have a chance to
win a 20 piece set of
English Ironstone Dinnerware.
One Draw Friday & One Saturday
•
the beautiful appliances
MICROWAVE OVEN DEMONSTRATION
FRIDAY MAY 2 — 2 T05 P.M. & 7 TO 9 P.M.
SAT. MAY 3 — 2 TO 5 P.M.
Come in and see Elizabeth Jacobs the Hotpoint Microwave Specialist,show you all the latest hints on Microwave Cooking.
MICROWAVE
SPECIAL PRICES
RE 944 $6 4 9 99
RE 931 '559"
RE 925
'469 99
MOTHER'S DAY SPECIAL
A free set of dinnerware with the purchase of a microwave
oven or the purchase of a 1980 model Hotpoint Dishwasher-
ends May 10.
WE STOCK PARTS FOR MOST APPLIANCES
MAJOR
APPLIANCE
CENTRE LTD.
262-2728
DRYSDAL
"The place to buy appliances".
ARKET
HOURS: Fri. 8 a.m. - 9 P.m
Tues., Wed., Thurs., & Sat.
8 cr. - 6 p.m.
BETTER BEEF CUT BETTER
262-2017 HENSALL
PRODUCE
Product of U.S.A. 2 lb. 334 Cello
Carrots
Product of U.S.A.
Oranges 138s
doz. 1.19
Kent Brand FROZEN FOODS
Orange Juice 120:, tin 594
Sears CATALOGUE
SHOPPING
Towels, Comfort Shirts
Pendants, Steam Wand
Slippers, Mixer
& Morel
Everyday good val eVaroldely Of the year!
GROCERY SPECIALS
Kellogg's Special "K" A Green Giant Fancy Kitchen Sliced
Cereal 475 g. pkg 1 Beans 14 oz. wax or green ea 454
$2.29
794 gacLidwich Bags ,00.5 99' 8 9c pe2rpl yro2 roll epligs
x 1.19
Del Monte Fancy
Fruit Cocktail 19 oz.
Sunspun 20 oz. bottle
Tomato Ketchup
Skippy Crunchy or Creamy Canada No. 1 White Beemaid
Peanut Butter , kg 1.99 Honey 2 lb. container
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A SPORTING PERSON — There were several items of the
sporting nature available at the rummage sale held by the
Hensall Kinettes Thursday in Hensall. Showing off a few of the
goods was Lorena rink.
visited Louise Mitchell, Vera
Johnston visited her mother
Mrs. Volland. Mr, and Mrs.
Clement, Boland visited with ,
Neil Regan.
Roy Alderson, Mabel and
Leona visited with Mrs.
Vivian Alderson.
Visitors with Russell
Erratt were Mark Taylor,
Mrs. Ruth Taylor, Bill and
Helen Taylor Fred and
Norma Boyce and Norman
Hayter. Iva Ridley visited
with Vera Lammie. Ruth
Durand visited with her
mother Mrs. Nell Kendrick.
The Presbyterian Ladies
entertained the residents to
bingo and treats. Rev. Losh-
bough had the church ser-
vice accompanied by Mrs.
Loshbough at the piano.
Men's high bowling score'
was Neil Regan with 131 and
ladies high Mary Parlmer
96.
The Bluewater Regional
Newspaper Network en-
tertained their correspon-
dents to a day of en-
tertaininent in the Wesley-
Willis United Church,
Clinton on Friday. Bob
Trotter, journalist of
Conestoga College spoke and
was most interesting.
Shirley Keller showed
slides of the Goderich Signal
Star Publishing and
narrated details.
The correspondents report
a very good day. Thanks to
the Editors.
The U.S.C.O. Spring Rally
of Zone 8 will be held in
Hensall United Church on
Wednesday April 30.
Registration commencing at
9:30 a.m. the meeting to
commence at 10:30 a,in.
Every organization is invited
to this rally. Lunch is
provided.
Mrs. Carl McDonald of
Atwood, returned home on
Monday after spending a few
days this past week with her
son Rev. Stanley McDonald.
Remember the Red Cross
Blood Donor Clinic May 29
afternoon and evening at
South Huron District High
School. Save a life--Give
Blood.
The Hensall Kinettes held
a mast successful "Rum-
mage Sale" at the Legion
Hall on Thursday evening.
7.4 Personals
Rod Parker, son of Mr. and
Mrs. George Parker who has
been a patient for a number .
of weeks in St. Joseph's -2
Hospital, London returned 5.
home, but is still on crutches, F.
Rev. McDonald was in
London this week attending El
an Education Supervisers
training Course held at
Westminster College, E
University of Western
Ontario Campus, under the Et
direction of the General 'Elf
Council of the Church and
Store Packed
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Twin boys
baptized _
The regular morning
service at senanit United
Church on Sunday was
conducted by Rev. Stan
McDonald, A beautiful solo,
"Will Let You. Know," was
given by Mrs. Marianne
McCaffrey accompanied by.
Dr, Ralph Topp on the piano.
The Sacrament of Baptism
was administered to Jeffrey
Edward and Scott WilliaM
Reid, twin sons of Mr. and
Mrs. Allan Reid, before the
children of the congregation
left for Sunday School.
Rev. McDonald's message
was titled "Baptism and the
Saturday Night Dance."
Children, by baptism are
received into the church
family, and from then on,
through life, religion should
be related to every day life.
The
Light
=Touch
• By = =
JACK
EtAVENDER
• How much better the world
.7. ▪ would be if people let op-= = portunity do all the knock-
• ing. * • * *
Et It fakes thousands of nuts
• to put . an automobile 74.
• together, but only one to
= scatter it all over the road.
* * * •
• An inferiority complex
could be a blessing if the
right people had it. ▪ , * * = „ , = A bit of , common . sense
would eliminate a lot of E
divorces, And quite a few
marriages, too.
* * *
= • Nobody notices a woman's
i'..- work in the home - except E.
E..: when she doesn't do it.
:-..- At
= Jack's E.
• Small Engine Repair
Service
• 107 Queen St., Hensall :-...
262-2103
i Everybody notices the im-
proved performance we E
give their mowers and *E
= tillers.
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Bell group
to bi heard.
Rev. Kenneth Knight.
conducted service in Carmel
Presbyterian Church on
Sunday and his sermon was,
"Be Persecuted."
The Belles of St. Mary's
young peoples hand bell
choir, will be featured in a
musical evening to be held in.
Carmel. Church on Sunday
ORRESPONDENTS
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Town 'HaU
Hensall
Civic Corner
• TREE PLANTING PROGRAM '80
The Village of Hensall is providing trees to all residents who have a suitable front
yard location. The free trees (total 80 allotment - 20 trees) 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 1980? Prior to the 1st of
May, every 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 cat large.
• HALL FACILITY RENTALS
Planning a party, reception, anniversary or maybe a business seminar? Do you re-
quire large 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
ROUND STEAK
ROAST IL $2.49
Sliced top round or
Sirloin Tip
STEAK lb. $. 2 89
Choice Local Beef
(Prot) lb.
.49
E.D. Smith Cherry
19 oz 1.35
24 oz. 59(
ABATTOIR HOURS:
Beef Slaughter Monday
Pork. Slaughter Tuesday
Hours for Meat Pickup
Mon.-Fri. 8-6 Sat. 8-1
Visit
Aisfic
for Mother's Day Gift Ideas
Prices effective
April 30, May Tr 2, 3/80
Hensel' United Church
was filled on Sunday evening
to witness and share in a
very impressive special
Confirmation Service when
nine. persons joined the
church through Profession of
Faith. The Service •was
arranged and conducted by
the minister Rev. Stanley
McDonald, with Dr. Ralph
Topp on the organ and Mrs.
Marianne McCaffrey the
Choir, Director.
The Candidates for Con-
firmation and their special
Elders entered the church
during the processional
"Just as I Am".
Those being confirmed
were Sheila Elizabeth Riley
into the Chiselhurst
congregation, and Glenn
Luther Slade, Katherine
Leigh Topp, Randy George
Parker, Scott James Jesney,
Dana Marie Bazzate, Starr
Fellowship hall over coffee
served by the United Church
Women..
Queensway welcomes
New residents
Queensway Nursing Home
welcomes two new residents,
Mrs. Muriel Triebner .and
Edward Devine.
"Birthday Greetings" to
residents who celebrated
their birthdays during the
month of April namely:
Albert Miazza, Murray
Howe, Ross Thompson,
Horace Pfaff, Len Purdy,
and Dora Hoggarth.
Visitors with Mrs. Wilds
were Mrs. Alma Witmer,
Mrs. Nora Dogan and
daughters, Marie and Henry
Wilds. Visiting with Mrs.
Triebner were Doug and Eva
Triebner, Henry and Annie,
Becker. Mrs. Carfrey Calm
and Mr. and Mrs. Denroache
Important Notice
To Residents Of.
HENSALL VILLAGE
& USBORNE TOWNSHIP
RE: RESTRICTED USE OF HENSALL DUMP
Effective May 3, 1980, a proof of residency
PERMIT system for entry to the Hensall
Dump will be implemented, restricting entry
to residents of the Village of Hensall and
Usborne Township only, according to es-
tablished policy,
PERMITS — are available at the Clerks Of-
fice in Henson and Usborne Township and
will be the only proof of residency accep-
table by the Supervisor at the gate, for en-
try to the dump site..
This does not effect those residents who are
using the weekly services of local garbage
collectors for disposal of refuse, but does.
apply to persons wishing to dispose of their
own refuse at the dump.
Should you require clarification or further
information please contact Mrs. Oke at
262-2812 or Harry Strang at 235-2228.
May 4 at 7:30 pail. A.t*:#011104..00.4feapt, ehon#gog,70;5 •• .
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Everyone is cordially invited s"---
to attend. Es
Another successful beef
barbecue was held by the
U,C,W, of Hensall United _E-
Chtfreb on Wednesday April .g
23, when around 550 meals
were served to eager ap-
petites. Those who arrived'
early were entertained with "d
piano selections by Karen
McAllister, Mrs. Helen
Goddard and Mrs. Gertrude
Middleton, and the tables E
were decorated with clusters
of spring flowers. Our thanks
are due to all who patronized
this event and to all who E-
helped in any way.
Emmanuel College, College, Toronto. gi = =
Mrs. Eric Munroe of F. = Seaforth was a recent visitor ' E = with Mrs. Bertha E'' =
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Auditorium provides a pleasing setting for either large or small events,
Make your reservations now, by calling 262-3206 or drop in personally at the Cen-
tre. It is our pleasure to assist you in making all necessary arrangements.
Pure Kettle Rendered,
LARD lb. 49
Medium
GROlii BEEF lb. $ 1 .89
Sliced
MAC & CHEESE I
LOAF ib.s1 .49 SIDE OF BEEF
St. Lawrence
Corn Oil .5 It. 1
container
BAKERY
Dietrich Cracked Wheat
Bread
Fortune
Corned Beef 12 oz tin $ 11 .59
IT 'PAYS TO SHOP AT ALS MARKET
$
2 69 Pie Filling
.
Cottonelle 4's
Bathroom Tissue s 1.29
CUSTOM KILLING
AND PROCESSING
PHONE 262-2041
Store Sliced
COOKED HAM lb. $1•79
Store Sliced
BACON
lb. 894
Fresh Homemade.
PORK
SAUSAGE lb. 984