The Huron Expositor, 1970-04-09, Page 44-:THE HURON EX tTU , SEAFORIlil, our. APRIL 9. MO
The Hon. Charles MacNaughton,
Treasurer and Minister of Economics,
Queen's fark,Toronto 182, Ontario.
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Correspondent
Mrs. Maude Redden
Mrs. Earl Campbell is a
patient in South Huron Hospital,
'Exeter.
Jim Venner is a patient in
South Huron Hospital
The United Church Women
served more than 200 at an
April Fools dinner. President
• Mrs. Vern Alderdice convened
the project.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert K.Peck,
E.R.1,' Zurich and Mrs . Grace
Peck of Hensall, ' visited Mr.
and Mrs. Ronald Peck, the former
a patient in Joseph Brant
Hospital, Burlington, and Mrs.
Janet Peck, widow of the' late
Dr. J. W. Peck of Halton Cen-
tennial Manor, Milton, Ont.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mac-
Millan, David, Tommy and baby
Ann of Waterloo spent Sunday
with the latter's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Laird Mickle.
Over $300 was collected Mon-
day evening in a canvass of the
village for the Canadian Cancer
Society by members of the Kins-
men Club who sponsored the pro-
ject
- Mrs. Ken McLean has re-
turned from Victoria Hospital,
London.
Injured on Bicycle
Hensel' council, meeting
Monday evening, paid tribute to
the memory of the late Hein
Rooseboom, P a member of the
council who died suddenly last
month.
Clerk Earl Campbell
administered the oath of office
to Harold Knight named to com-
plete the 1970 term of Coun-
cillor Rooseboom. Reeve Oliver
Jaques welcomed Councillor
Knight back to council and cited
the unfortunate circumstances
which brought about his return.
Council approved a building
permit for an expansion program
at the Cook division of Gerbro
Corporation. The construction
that is planned includes 6 silos,
a cleaner, dryer and dust bins.
Plans were outlined by Adam-
son and Robert Cook representing
the company. They were accom-
panied by building inspector
Norman Jones.
David' Kyle and Gary Ale*,
ander appeared at the meeting
regarding drainage problems.
Mitch expense has been Incurred
with the installation of new drains
but the problem has not been
solved they told council. Reeve
Jaques promised the he would
inquire about the installation of
a prciposed drain in Tuckersmith
through Hay Township and was
of the opinion that they would'be
able to use the drain when it is
installed.
E.RDavis, village foreman,
told council that. he ' had some
gravel put on the road at the
municipal dump and on Oxford
St. W. While some trees have been
trimmed quite a , number still
remain.
The annual subject of dogs •
came before council and Davis
was instructed to issue summons
to' all or any. whol,clid not pur-
chase dog tags.
Harold Knight reported, on his
attendance at a MsO.D. A:meeting
and felt that the organization
could , be of great assistance to
the new Industrial committee that
is being formed in Hensall. The
clerk informed council that no
approval has been received frota
the 0, M. B, covering the purchase
of a' new fire engine. Council
was advised by . the 'County that
new per diem rates for nursing
homes in the county can be $10.50.' •
'Council was informed by the
clerk that it ehould pass' a by-
law for the appointment 'of an
officer for licensing and'collect-
ing fees for lotteries in thes
(Continued on Page .6)
H. Knight
Named to
Council
AREA' iiEDDING
ORVAL RAP._ IN ,t
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Orval Rapson who retired to
Hensall from Clinton fourteen
years ago, passed away Sunday
in. Victoria Hospital, London,
where he had been a patient for
eighttweeks. He was 75.
Surviving are his wife, the
former Flora Hearn, one son,
Gordon, R.R.3., Clinton, three
daughters, Hazel, Mrs. Murray
Milton, Toronto; Lois, Mrs. Do-
nald James, London; Leona, Mrs.
Clare McBride, RR,1., Zurich;
a brother, Ira, Goderich; six
grandchildren.
Funeral services conducted
by Rev. -Harold F, Currie, were
'held Wednesday from the Bon-
thron Funeral Home, Hensall,
with interment in Clinton ceme-
tery.
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PLAN FOR VISIT
Noble , Grand Mrs. Elgin .
ThompSon chalred -the regular
meeting Amber Rebekah Lodge
Wedpesday evening. The charter
was draped in memory of the
Grind Secretary Bro. Arthur
Sterritt of the Grand Lodge of
Ontario and Bro. John E. Mc-
Ewan. Mrs. Ed. Corbett pre=
sented the financial report and'
plane were made for the official
visit of the District Deputy Pres-,
-Went, Mrs. Margaret Bowra of
Goderich on April 15th.
Geprge Radford Construction'
Ltd. was awarded the contract
for the open part of the Ver-
burg Drain at $2,600.00, and. the
open part of the Veenstra Drain
at. $300.00 , when Millet Council
met at Londeeharo on Monday.
George Nesbitt of Bluth was
awarded.,, Me contract for the
closed part of the Veenstra Drain
at $8,110.00. The Township will ,
install the two culverts on the
Verburg Drain. '
George Radford Construction
Ltd. was the low bidder on the
gravel for road maintenance at
.85' to deliver to the roads
14,000 yards and .60e per yard
to stock-pile 2,000 yards. This
is to be used on newly built-up
reads later in the year; pnesibly
on the eighth and thirteenth con-
cessions.
nie contract for pittrun
gravel for building up roadsSras
let to Gordon. Stiles of Brussels
at 32e per yard.
Council, :snernbers voted ta
Meow those who attended the
Development Meeting in Goderich
expenses to the extent of, five
dolars phis, mileage
• The firm of Tanner Coastru. c's
tion Ltd. of Stratford was
Randy Smale , 9, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Eric Smale, Zurich,
is resting comfortably in St.
Joseph's Hospital, London,where
he was admitted Saturday suf-
fering a compound fracture of
the left leg and a severe con-
cussion. He underwent surgery
and at date of writing ',was in
the extensive care. Randy was
coming from the Arena on his
bicycle On 84 Highway to his
J. W. Berry
Dies In
Jamaica
A private service was held at
the Hoffman Funeral Home,
Dashwood for James Wilson
Berry, chairman of the Board
of Guaranty Trust Company of
Canada, who died at his home
in Montego Bay, Jamaica, after
a lengthy illness. He was born
in Hensall, son of the' late Mr.
and Mrs. T. J. Berry, and at-
tended high school in Clinton.
He received his B, Sc degree
from the University ,of Detroit.
Mr. Berry was a director
of many companies; including
Canadian Generatinsurance' Co.,
and Denison Mines, Ltd. He had
a second home at RR. 4, Stouf-
vile, He is survived by his
wife and a brother Edward T.,
Windsor. •
Temporary entombment was
in the Mausoleum in Exeter
Cemetery with burial lat er in
Mc Taggarts C ern etery.
home across from the Arena when
he was in collision with a car
driven by Raymond Ducharme of
Sarnia. Randy Ls a grandson of
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Smale,Hen-
sall.
O. P. P. Dale Lamont of Exeter
detachment investigated.
A.C.W. MEETS '
The A,C.W. of St. Paul's An-
glican Church met at the home
of Mrs. F. Forrest with presi-
dent, Mrs. W. Scrabuik, presi-
ding opening with the members'
prayer. A letter explaining the
Diocesan Thank Offering was
read. Roll call verses 'from the
Bible having names of different
flowers. The topic by the, pre-
sident was taken from Proverbs
Chapter 29, verse 15. A discus-
sion period followed.
WILL AID WITH CRAFTS
The Easter thank-offering
meting of unit 4, Hensall United
Chuirch vras held Thursday after-
noon. Mrs. James McAllister
opened the meeting with prayer.
,hytnp was sung followed by the
devotional given by Mrs. George
Armstrong with Mrs. Sim Root•al
reading the Easter story. Mrs.
Earle Rowe discussed "What the
Bible says to me" and Mrs. Mc-
Allister read a poem. The ladies
of unit 4 are asked to help with
crafts at the Queensway Nursing'
Home each-Monday afternoon
from 2 - 4 during April. Mrs.
McAllister expressed thanks to
the quilters and also to all those
who helped with the Church sup-
per.
Thieves forced entry early
Monday by smashing the rear
door 'at Crest Hardware, Hens
call, and stole all the cash in
the drawer, a number of guns,
radio and an electric razor. ._
John Henderson and Harold'
Knight, employees of the firm,
discovered the robbery when they
went in to work. The owner,
R. J. Drysdale, is on a vacation
in Spain at present.
ROBERT J. CAMERON
Rqbert J... Cameron, 85; a
resident of Hensel). since 1886
passed away in South Huron Hos-
pitaL Exeter, on Thursday, April
2nd having been admitted as a
patient the day previous to 'his.
death The,late Mr. Cameron was
a member of Carmel Pres-
byterian Church, and in municipal
life he served on the Hensall
council' some years ago. Sur-
viving are his wife, the 'former
Annabel FoSter and a son,Robert
Bruce, at home.
Public funeral services were
held from his residence on Nel*
son Street Saturday, April 4th,
conducted by ReS. W. D. Jarvis;
with burial in Hensel.' Union
Cemetery.
Bearers , were James Beng-
ough, WM. Clark, Wm. Parker,
Roy MacDonald, Elgin Rowsliffe,
James Black.
SOUTIICOTT - WALE
Hensall United Church was
eft setting Friday, April 3rd,
at 8 p.m. when Shirley Marie
Smale and Barry Melvin South-
cott exchanged marriage vows in
a double ring ceremony becfore
the Rev. Harold P. Currie amid
a floral background of spring
flowers.
The bride-is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smale,
Hensall, wd the groom's parents
are Mr. and Mrs. Robert South-
cott of Exeter. Mr. John Turk-
heim, church organist, provided
traditional wedding music.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride was. lovely in
a traditional flowing gown of
silk crepe under sheer nylon
with full length sleeves. ' Her
'headpiece of white daisies held
her shoulder length veil. She
carried a beautiful cascade of
pink roses and white daisy mums.
Miss Elaine 'Vandall of lien-
Sall, friend of the bride, was
maid of honor, She was gowned
in a floor-length yellow hiffon
over poi se saille with an
'empire waistline. The bodice
of imported lace had a rounded
stoop neckline with bell sleeves
and a semi-controlled skirt. ,A
train of imported lace fell from
the shoulders. She wore a match-
ing cluster headpiece aid
.carried a -cascade of mauve and
white mums.
The groom was attended by
Randy parsons, Exeter.
. A, reception was held in the
Legion Hall, Hensall.
The young couple will reside
in Exeter.
Smiles
The turn of the century was
probably made by a woman dri-
ver.
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Hullett Plans Drain
awaraea tne tontract to instal
a storm sewer in the Village of
Londesboro • at a price of
$23,528.48, plus provision of
an additional $2,050.00 for em-
ergencies. There were fifteen
tenders' in all ranging up to a'
high, of $50,,44,50.
Elmer Dennis of Seaforth Was
appointed Warble Spray. Inspec-
• tor. The charge per heacr per
spray was set •at .18C.
• Arrangements are being made
with the Assessment Department
in Goderich,, to, count the dogs in
the township. Originally, under
the new Provincial set-Up this
was considered out of their jur-
isdiction.
A resoltition from Goderich •
Town Council was endorsed, pe-
titioning the Provincial Govern-
ment to consider giving, this area
a four-lane connection withilig-h-
way 401. .
The clerk was instructed to
write to. the . Department of
HighwaYs regarding a possible -
readjustment on the road' grant.
arrargemepts
- Ontario Hydro was requested
to instal three new lights in
Londesboro on Truman Street.
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We are pleased to announce the Install-
ation of Additional Equipment , at Hens-
all.- Our Contractor assures us that this'
new equipment will all be operational for
the Bean Harvest. Our object is to prov-
ide you with a fast turn around at the
Mill and help eliminate yOur waiting time.
This new installation Will consist of a
high speed Hydraulic Dumper; a large
capacity Receiving Pit; two High Speed
Cleaners; and a large capacity Dryer. We
will then have four receiving Pjts:to,ser'Ve
you.
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