The Huron Expositor, 1976-05-06, Page 17peace, Mrs. John Turkheim
assited at the organ and the choir
sang the anthem, "Look ye
saints", with Mr. Doug Mock
taking the solo.
Unit 4 will meet on Thursd
2:30 p.m. Next Sunday will be
Christian Family Sunday when
the Sacrament of Infant Baptism
will be administered.
The Youth Group of He• nsall
United Church met on Sunday
evening and decided to have
meetings until June 20 when they
Will break for the summer—The
next meeting will be on May 16
when a sacred Rock Opera tape
will be played with discussion to
follow.
Personals
Mr. Jerry McClilnchey of
Brantford spent the weekend with
his parents Mr. and Mrs, Edgar,
McClinchey.
Mr. and Mrs. Garnet
Mousseau of Ridgptown were
regnt visitors with relatives and
friends here.
A large representation of
members• of the 100F Lodge and
Amber Rebekah Lodge attended
at
The Forge
s h RaldiChep Chi
and Pizza
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Fri, 12 .2 a,m.
Sat. 12 -2-0.m.
Sun. 12 - 7, p.m.
Varna
Oddfellows
have parade
Rebekahs of Huron District No.
23 held their annual church
parade in Varna on Sunday, the
custom being to have it in the
home church, of the District
Deputy of the Oddfellows, who is
. Wm. Taylor.
Glenn McGregor of Brucefield
led ,the parade to and from the
church with bagpipe, music.
Special music during the service
was provided by PetePostill, who
sang two solos.
The Oddfellows is a 'fraternity
which gives much assistance to,
their members if there is any
need, and is involved in a great
deal of charitable work in the
community. They lend equipment
enepeople who are disabled, such
as wheelchairs and crutches, etc.
for'home use. One of their
greatest concerns is the field of
eye research. Educational and
research bursaries are provided,
and money for machinery and
personnel for eye research. Their
very deserving of
Can register for
softball in• Stanley
The Recreation • Board met'
Wednesday evening at the Town-
ship Hall for their regular
monthly meeting.
The Dance and the Variety
Night which were both in April,
.were Ner,y successful. The Board:
wishes ni;eirpress its appreciation
...and thanks to all who took part in
the-pro:Oa:in for Variety Night. It
showed there is a great lot of
talent in this area, from the very
young to the not so young.
Tickets will soon be available
on the quilt, and can he obtained
from any board member.
Anyone wishing to register for
softball may do so up until May
30th. Please write or call the
co-ordinator, Ross Whittaker of
Varna,' to register. Thanks to
those who have volunteered their
help as coaches. They can still use
more volunteeri.
Several' young ladies and
mothers would like to play
softball for fun once in awhile,
and the rec. committee would like
these people to register, too, so
that they can let them know when
to get together. The committee
hope more parents will show up
for games this year to support the
coaches and players. They don't
feel the coaches should be
responsible for driving the
players to other townships and
home again, and would like Mote
apport in this area..
Personals
There was a good attendance "of
Varna ladies at the Rebekahs
dessert euchre in Clinton on
Wednesday, the 28th.
Mrs. Allan Hayter held a
birthday party on Friday for Kim,
who was seven years old on
Sunday. There were 15 children
present, and they reported a
really good time.
Correspondent , • projects are
Mrs..Bill Chessell support.
The Oddfellows •Lodges of
nHrnDitictN 8 and th u o s r o,e
Demand fair at
sales barn
Hensall Sales Barn. Supply
cosisted mainly of heifers and
steers, demand was fair and
prices were good. Fat cattle:
Holsteins $41,00 - $44.80; steers
$42.50 - $48.20. Pigs: weinlings
$44.50 - $53.50; chunks $55.00 -
$64,00.
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Queerisway Happenings
Mrs, May Ford was pleasantly
surprised by a visit. from Mr.-and
-Mrs. Jerry Ferris and son Jenny
James of 'Sechelt, S.C. Other
visitors are as ,follows:
Mrs. Shirley Prouty visited
Lynn ,Latiniore. Mrs. McDonald
visited her husband . Roy
McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
McNatighton visited, Mrs. Ada
Millie. Mr. Leslie Mitchell, Miss
Verna Coates and Jean Munn
visited Louise Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy. Schenk,
Mrs. Schenk visited with Hugo
Schenk. Leslie Fisher, R.R.#2,
Blenheim visited with his sister
Mrs. Roy Parlmer. Chester and)
lila Dunn 'visited, Vera Lammie
and Roy McDonald.
Arnold and ' Mary Ford and
Mrs. Mary Kirk of Exeter visited
Mrs. May Ford:- George, Maria,
Linda and 'Carmen Mathonia
visited with. Mrs. Jeffrey.
Rev. Glenn Wright conducted
the church service on Thursday
with Louise Mitchell at the piano.
The Hensall , 'United Church
• ladies under the direction of Mrs.
Pearl Passmore conducted bingo
games at the home on Monday
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Mary Broadfoot
music and led in
enjoyed, Mrs.
played piano
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HURON EpOSITO.R, MAY ..
A delegation from Drumcrow
Fiiins Ltd. presented Hensa11
council with plans for an
extension of Queensway Nursing
Home Monday night, but failed to
receive final approval because the
extension didn't fit Hensall
bylaws.
The problem arose because the
extension will be built beyond the
line of the existing building and
therefore will be closer to the
property line than is permitted.
"It's too bad you hadn't
checked on the bylaws first before
you got the plans drawn,': said
councillor Murray Baker.
"According to our bylaws it won't
stand up. It can stay within line of
the existing structure but can't
come beyond."
S. C arisen, president of
Drtirncrow Farms, said the
purpose of the extension was to
bring the „home up to standards
set by the Ministry of Health
Services.
"The Home at the moment
does not meet all the require-.
merits. It is our intent to bring all
the physical deficiencies tip to
date," said Mr. Carlsen.
The addition, which has
already received Ministry of
Health approval according to Mr.
Carlsen, will be a single story,
3500 square feet in size. Mr.
Carlsen said that they couldn't
.stay behind the line of the
existing building because they
wanted window space to let the
residents see out. Expansion to
fit'? west would have spoiled the
Nursing • Home's garden ,Which
many of the residents use.
Council decided to defer their
decision on the matter to a later
date and planed to make an ,
site inspection Tuesday night to
see what effect the extension
would have. ,
If the plan does receive
approval Drumcrow Farms hope.
.to be at the tendering stage by
raid-June with construction
starting not later than September
1.
In other business council
agreed to repair a plugged drain
on King St. if Tuckersmith was
willing to pay half of the cost. The
clerk was instructed to send a
letter to Tuckersimith council
enquiring as to what their
position on the matter is.
In response to a letter from the
newly formed Huron group for
the handicapped requesting
council consider the needs of they,
handicapped in future planning,
council members agreed such
things as sloped curbs could be
constructed in the future.
Council also received a letter
requesting that they amend the
parking bylaw so that parking
would be limited to two h 'ours on
Main St. so that store employees
would not park out front and block
customers parking. However,
council decided" to talk to the
employees and persuade thern
park off of Main St. rather than
hire a full time man to enforce .the
proposed bylaw. Peace i s topic
at church
Correspondent •
Hilda M.Payne
The talented Miller family of
five sisters, from Dashwood, and
Angie Duttman, of Hensall,
provided some toe-tapping music
at the Three Links Senior Citizens
meeting last Thursday, April. 29.
The concert lasted about one and
a half hours and was arranged by
the Athletic Association and the
girls wre enthusiastically received
by the , members. Following the
Concert, euchre was played.
During_ the business session,
Mrs. Campbell suggested that
the Seniors hold a Bake Sale at
the Kinette Rummage Sale at' the
Arena on M ay 13. This was
agreed upon,
The Athletic Association is
handling registration for boy's
and girl's ball, and Soccer, on
Tuesday, May 11 at 7 p.m. at the
arena and will be holding-another
dance to raise funds at the
Hensall Auditorium on M ay 29.
Come out and support minor
sports.
Service at the United Church-in
Hensall was conducted by the
Minister; Rev. Don Beck when
the' topic of the sermon was
"Peace be with you", if we have
peace within, our witness shOuld
reach out to those around us and
they in turn, should recdlve
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• 10040; c0.0#01104 #1.1l... be used artiOtgan#4.0C4r4
. establish the fetum pbSghilitin A7b0himerciallY . dependant upon • generation td Ala
• of Hensall „,. co:00004Y toy spit ified restrictions for' *Wiled fettyltdi*
building on the eiciStiqcharactekNe iple, disposal larbage,
of the village, that Ctr00 7
1 'conclusion reached 4t. alotl • Hensall plan. meeting Tttekda
night. ' ,
• Hensall today, said eltairtfL
Fletcher who has
jaractis0 2L0e2ollaactrdesobi whtiasicha t3Ootaal4,7440,1:"..,14cr
medicine for fifty years'. 15% are commercial. Time 'frliiestniage, Growth sholild be Hensall for their' .children.. or
Rev. W.D.jarvis ConduOted establishments create 277 ,lobs. • Araanal and controlled thus, RY004004t00, Jive #./? service in Carmel Presbyterian • There are basic ferata, Otyeo., 11111g If it. fulfills its , Planni0g .00111101400 11.9p0S so • Church on Sunday, the sermon commercial ' • development, '
subject was "Second Class downtown, highway. dispers'ed,
Citizens". The anniversary and home commercial. Comntere
services will be held on Sunday should be established in aiett.s.
May 16 di at 11:00. Guest where -it does not disturb the
Brussels.
,wil I be Rev. Ken Inns of surrounding activities, p4artner4,
Mrs. Fred Peters has returned'
home after spending -six' weeks
with her son and daughter-in-law
and family Mr. and Mrs. Tit °Inas
Peters in Port- Alice, R.C.
Mrs. Mervyn Tieman,, Dash-
wood spent Friday visiting with
Mrs. Laird Mickle.
Recent visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Harry . Hoy were Mr, and
Mrs. Michael Hoy, Erin and
Alyson of London and Mr. Bill
Hoy, of Calgary.
Mrs. T. Fletcher visited. bet
son-in-law and daughter Mr. end
Mrs.Ed ' Fink, Pte, Clark, ' On'
Easter weekend and accompanied
them to visit Mr. and
fink and family in Belleville. • •
Dr. and Mrs.• Robert M ickletf • JO allow Hensall to compete for
London .spent Saturday with -.lie business,' population'and industry
former's mother, Mrs., Litre- with surrounding mnnieipdlititt Divine. Worship in Varna Church Mickle,......
Conntercial _areaS_Lshottld
Mrs. Gertrude Middleton • designated in selected, det1ii
underwent surgery in St. and specified, expanded are,
Joseph's Hospital, London, last''.. the • meeting heard. This et;ii
week. include both downtown a
Mr. and Mrs.' Harry Hoy 'and Highway #4. Vacant lots in the"
son Bill of Calgary spent several' areas should be the first to be,
days last week with Mr. and Mrs. used for expansion and the Whole,
Ed. .Fink at Pte. Clarke. Rill Tidy area designated comrtreiaf
spent the weekend With his the secondary plan. \NaciiVit ';'
brother and sistet-in-law. lifr. and homes in these areas might .0364.
Mrs. Michael. Hoy, Erin and be converted for expansion ,a07
Alyson London and left by small part of a house used A
plane for his home in Calgary. • home commercial.
'Henson . people have Visitors'
Mrs. Alma Hess of Toronto 'Clinton, Mrs. Hilda 1VkAdatrts
visited with Mr. and Mrs•Gordon Zurich, Mrs. Beatrice Taylor of,
Schwalm, Mrs, Elizabeth Volland Varna, Mrs. Vera Minstar&
and Mrs. Daisy Ivey. over the Brucefield . and Mrs. Matitele'-'4
weekend. Baird, Obie and Jay of 0$14Wi;
. Mrs, Ruth McCloy and .visited Mr. and Mrs. Gerdott.',
youngest daughter, Carrie, of Schwalm, Mrs. Elizabeth Volla44
Don Mills_visited with Mr. 'Herb and Mrs: Daisy'Ivey thiring_the'i:
Stratton and family af. : the past 'week. Town visitors .wbrei
weekend and also visited'filends,, Mrs. Bona'Clark, Mr. and lifts'
and relatives in the Arnie Alan Miller and Mrs. Wee.
k,
.:"."5;...44.0.."4;"T4tC;I:Mrre41013r14'04*?riaerit ain certain 40440 with. the This $ecgt
,tphnercial ,lionica in nrin, PgrpOse.01gt-tra
POW , areas present' : pnpglatlOrt-
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rich irl
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on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Holland,'
Gwen and Michael of Clinton
were recent dinner guests with
Mr. and Mrs. James Sangster
and Brad.
A number of Hensall area
residents wer guests at the
"Testimonial Dinner held at the
Legion Hall Exeter, on Saturday
evening in honor of Dr. M. t.
at 3 Lin S
say.
The discussion , led by Rottratf,,,
Dzus, Huron county Assistaitt
Planner, was better attended thaire:
the previous one with nearly 50 '
people present, and participation
was good. Generally, 01'66
dOwntown area can fulfill most of.P.
the basic needs of residents;'`
though there are still certain gaps,'
to be met, but until populationl'
increases the additional servicesii
(e.g. a lawyer) cannot be.;
financially supported:
Revitalizing the downtOwn area
could attract the population andz
sti attract growth. "
Any improverhent scheme ' •
should be initiated by a -
Downtown , Business Association--
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