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Citizens News, October 6, 1976 -Page 3
sail sewage system now metered
As of last Friday, the Hen-
sall sewage system is being
Inetered and the village is
being charged.
Clerk Bob Heil told council
Monday night he has still had
no word as to specifications
from the Ministry concerning
how often they want the meter
readings done, but the lagoons
have to be checked at least
once a week and a sample from
the lagoon has to be taken at
least once a month.
Council received a letter from
the town of Exeter concerning
the information of a regional
recreation organization. The
IIensaii
Mrs. Hilda Payne
Mrs. Bertha MacGregor
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Murphy
of 1)unville visited with the
latter's daughter and son-in-
law Mr. and Mrs. Bob Heil on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alf Vier of
Carmen Manitoba have been
visiting with the latter's brother
and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Hyde and other friends
and relatives in the area over
the past three weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Kipfer
have returned from a car and
plane trip to California and hack
during the month of September.
In their travels they visited
Disneyland, Knotts Berry
Farm, Will Rogers' home, the
Grand Canyon and other attrac-
Lions.
Mr. Wilbert Dilling is a pati-
ent in University Hospital,
London.
Mr. and Mrs. Hank Van Dyk
of Holland arrived on Saturday
I'or a six week stay with Mr.
and M r•s Sim Roobal and other
relatives. The plane was due at
the airport at 7 p.m. on Fri-
day but after circling for three
quarters of an hour had to
return to 1Vlontreal on account of
. fog. The next morning they
were again delayed as the fog
had moved to Montreal. The
travellers finally arrived at
Toronto at 1 p.m. on Saturday.
A long wait for the relatives
meeting them!
Hensall Kinsmen
Kinettes, K - 40
officer installation
Installation of Officers for
the Hensall and District Kins-
men, Kinettes and K-40 was
held at the Hensall Bean Pot
on September 15. Kin Deputy
Governor Mike Hoyles of List-
owel officiated.
The list of Officers for the
1976-77 year are: Kinsmen -
president, Dave Smale, vice-,
president, Bob Heil, treasurer.
Al Brokenshire; secretary, Ken
Brown.
Kinettes-president, Marian
Heil; treasurer, Sharon 1)oxta-
tor; secretary, Karn Schurman.
K -40 -president, Harold
Knight; vice president. Jack
Drysdale; Treasurer, John
Heal; secretary, John Baker.
Just a reminder that the
Kinettes wil be holding their
Fall Rummage Sale on October
1.1 at the Hensall Arentr.
KIN --serving our c'ommunity''
greatest needs.
Eric Luther, campaign chair-
man for the ('.N.I.IR. trdvi»e"
the Hensall and area calnpaiun
for funds Will he conducted
during the month of October.
:1 door to door canvass 1,0l1 la,
conducted in the Hensall area
and a mailing campaign in the
,tirrounding area. Last ver• nor
campaign totalled I , fret. to .-
have set a target rnl ' I .:.'r;''
this year. Please support tht
Inrt't important lr+ortant pr'ojec't .
letter was addressed to Grand
Bend, Hensall and Zurich
councils,
In the later, Exeter explain-
ed they along with Hay, Steph-
en and Usborne Townships
have already discussed the
possibilities of such an organ-
ization. They see the advant-
ages of such an organization
being the more effective use of
existing facilities, greater vari-
ety in programs offered and the
ability to take full advantage of
all grants and financial aids
available to them, Each of
the municipalities would send
two delegates to a meeting to
set up the terms of reference for
the association, and to detemine
the part to be played by each of
the municipalities.
Reeve John Baker authorized
the clerk to inform Exeter coun-
cil Hensall is definitely' inter-
ested.
There have been some prob-
lems in the village with people
driving on the boulevards. The
top soil which has been placed
in preparation for the laying
of the sod is being rutted by tire
tracks before the sod is put
down and in some instances,
after the sod has been placed.
The construction company does
not feel they •ihoulct be respon-
sible for repairing any damages
vaused by this carelessness of
car owners. Council agreed as
long as the .construction com-
pany does its best to get the
sod laid as soon as possible
after the top soil goes on.
Council received notice from
the Ministry of Housing that
it is eligible for a $5,810 com-
munity study planning grant
for the preparation of its
secondary plan.
Reeve Baker authorized the
clerk to forward the money to
the County level as it is the
county who is preparing the
official plan for the village.
A closed meeting will be
held in the Hensall council
chambers October 18 at 7 p.m.
concerning the progress of the
official plan.
Dark stains on aluminum
pans can be avoided if you
add vinegar to the water
before boiling eggs.
Sliced
Grade A Frozen Eviscerated, 10 to 25 lbs.
Mac & Cheese Loaf Ib. 95' turkeys
Our own
Maple Leaf Football, Whole, half or quarter
Summer. Sausage lb.1.89 Hams
3 Quart Bag of 2%
Silverwood's
MILK 1.39
Silverwood's 1/2 Pint Whipping or Pint Cereal
CREAM 2/95'
Tide Powdered
DETERGENT 5 Lb. $2e 19
Kraft 7 Oz.
MAC & CHEESE
DINNERS 2/55'
Frito Lays 8 Oz.
POTATO CHIPS 69':
Mother Parkers 100's
TEA BAGS 79'
Nabisco 24 Oz.
SHREDDIES 854
Monarch Pouch
CAKE MIXES9O. 3/95'
Fleecy 128 FI. Oz.
FABRIC SOFTENER $ 1.59
Star Kist Light
CHUNKTUNA 61/2 FI. Oz. 694
Green Giant 14 FI. Oz.
CREAM CORN 2/69'
Zip 15 Oz.
DOG FOOD 5/89'
•,,maazv<;
Schneiders
Skillet Strips
Schneiders Red Hot
Wieners
Schneiders Assorted 6 oz. pkgs.
Lunch Meat
Ib.
e 83'
9.29
e 98'
lb 69'
.„h 35°
Produce of U.S.A.
TOKAY GRAPES
Produce of U.S.A.
YAMS
Produce of U.S.A.
SUNKIST ORANGES
size 88
FROZEN FOOD
Old South Concentrated
ORANGE JUICE
Ib. 396
Ib. 29t
6/59'
12 FI. Oz. 2/79'
FREEZER SPECIALS
Store 262-2017
TURKEY WINGS
LOIN OF BEEF
HIND OF BEEF
SIDE OF BEEF
FRONT OF BEEF
BEEF PATTIES
BEEF PATTIES
OX TAILS
Slaughter House 262-2041
101b. box 3.90
Ib. 1.19 1
Ib. 1.09
Fully processed lb. 85
Fully processed lb. 694
(No Filler) 10 lbs. $7.90
4 1b. Ib. 89;
3 Ib. 1 .00
Fully Processed
PLEASE NOTE: We reserve the right to limit
all quantities on all advertised items.