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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1976-09-09, Page 18• 111.11§ON'EXPQ,OTOR! SgPTgMB...ER. 1974 reQpens- a Pble Grand Mrs. 'Bertha M4Ql'eger presided for 'the reopening of Amber Rebekah LcodEP .for the ensuing term, aSgsted. by Mrs. hazel Corbett, R.S.V4. in the absence of the vice grana Mrs. Dorothy Parker. Mrs,, Margaret COnsitt, Jr. • Shower for Cindy Parker Mrs. Wayne McBride and Julie were hostesses at their home on Wednesday in--• honor 'of Miss Cindy Parker, bride-elect. of this 'month. The room was tastefully decorated for the occasion. Games and contei§ts Were enjoyed by, all after wtich the guest of honour. was presented with many miscellaneous gifts. A social hour was-, spent when refreshments were served by the hostesses. P.N.Q. gave a detailed report of thb Distriettneeting held at Pride of Huron Lodge, Exeter in June. "Thank you" notes-were received from Mrs. Ruby Bell and Mrs. Beatrice Richardson. . The recording secretary Mrs. Leona Parke read the report submitted by the D.D.P. Mrs. Irene Harnack, Goderich on her year's activities. The visiting report was given by the Noble Grand. Mrs. Aldeen Volland, representative, and Mrs. Margaret Consitt, Scholar' who attended the Rebekah Assembly Sessions in Toronto in June presented interesting reports on meetings.. "Birthday Greetings" were extended to Annie Reid, Evelyn MacBeath and Olga Chipchase. following the meeting a pot luck luncheon was enjoyed in the lower hall. Hensall,council awaiting engineers' report on arena If anyone was hoping t4 get further information regarding Hensall's arena at the public meeting to be held on Monday they can forget it .as there won't be -one Hensall council decided Tuesday night at their regular meeting. "We can't tell them anymore than we did at the last meeting." said Coundillor Harold, Knight. "There' is no, use going into a future meeting until we 'have all the facts and figures." Council is still awaiting • an ''engineer's .report frotn B.M.Ross Ltd. on the arena. Council received a letter from Mr. and Mrs. Gallop, ' Horton MeDdugal, ,Mr.,• and Mrs.. Aud and Mrs. John Beer criticising council for not paving Queen •Street. The letter stated that they had been assured •by council that , their street would be paved after sewer completion. • • "We were. understandibly shocked to 'hear that out. street was not going to be paved,", the letter read. "We pay our taxes the. ,sp.ine as the • rest of . the '''Yekearifss' of T-lehglr SO why are we not entitled to enjoy paved . streets as well as 'the other residents." • "I can't remember,,;promising anybody_,.such thing:" said - Reve, John Baker. Councillor• Harold Knight said that the people were confusing the paving issue because it wasn't the town that was paving the streets. "The streets are being put bac1c in their original condition by the contractor and we have n °thing to do with it," he said.' "I think they all should be paved.) t is the cheapest form of maintenance, but we have to stay_ within the constraints of our budget." Members of council decided to wait until next year's budget was drawn up before considering any ,street paving anti that the people concerned in the letter be informed that council did •. not promise any paving on Queen Street, Council also received letters from Bob McKinley, Huron MP and Jack Riddell, Huron MPP, concerning council's endorsation last' month of a resolution by Exeter. The resolution called for the government to allow arenas to stay open whcih were approved under the old building standards. Mr. McKinley said that the 4esolutiorr. c loittained "several sensible recommendations' '; while Mr Riddell informed council that they could be "assured of tiny support." In the record short meeting which lasted only 45 minutes Council approved a building permit for Hensall,Livestock Sales and two OHRP applications. Clerk Bob Hiel informed council that he had heard that the county 'Would 'not inspect their sewers unless they could inspect. the entire line from 4e-street line in. Hensall had ,previotisly planned on having a local 'person named inspector for the outside connections. "We don't want to leave ditches open all week waiting for the inspectors to come down from Goderich," said Councillor Knight. Council decided to write .the County and ask why the town couldn't inspect from the house to the street connection. Four objections to the sewer, frontage rates haye been received by the town. Council decided to 'hold a meeting on September 20 At 9 p.m. for anyone wanting to appeal the rates. Brucefield- - -Storm causes damage St. Peter's Lutheran Church, ▪ Zurich Was the scene for the recent marriage vows .between • gloria Jean Adkins and Hiarvey Leonard Beierling. The bride is -- the daughter of Mr. and MA. HOward Adkins. R.R.#1, Zurich, -and the groom's, parents are Thelma Beierling , R.R. # 1 , Dashwood and the late. Christian Beierling. Rev. Lloyd Kalbfleisch officiated. Chris Haberer, • provided the music and Elaine Westlake sang solos. The bride was' attended, by Sylvia Beierling, E'xeker•Freida Beierling, London and Nancy Dietz,. Kippen. The groom's'- attendants were Ray Beierling, Exeter, Wayne Beierling, Varna, .Rick Powell, Goderich and James . Adkins Mr. DeWayne -Elliott .and Zurich. After a honeymoon in family Caledon East visited on the Northern Ontario the couple, took weekend With relatives in • up, residence at Dashwood. Seaforth, Clinton and• Brucefield. ti Couple married in Zurich. The .eledtric storm on Tuesday night caused' a good deal of damage on the west side of the village. and uprooted trees. Mr. Douglas. Taylor suffered a 'good deal of damage to his house, breaking doors and windows. Miss Margaret Aikenhead. London spent the weekend with her sister M rs. Anti*Aldwinkle. We are sorry . to report that Mrs. Sholdice is not improving in Clinton Hospital. Visitors 'return to .Holland. • You con'have your . Furniture . , ,11 Restored Fast &Expertly FALL US NOW! Canadian Furniture Restorers Hwy. 83 across froni Acme Signs EXFTER 235.0131 or 2622648 OWNED AND OPERATED BY EUROPEAN TRAINED CRAFTSMAN WITH 24 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN FURNITURE RESTORING The Savings are Fantastic! Oiir quality is always highbut so is the inventory. Therfore we're having a • Super Stock Reduction Sale dip Get in` ; the super scn?ings on the best selection AND MORE SAVE UP TO 500/0 ON SOME ITEMS If you have never been to Bonthron's you should come now. "Quality furniture afprice's you can afford." • I SAVE NOW AT '9?3 0046 M. Night H NSALL fill • Quality you can• see .,.in the straight,. clean, evengraiited Ponderosa Pine. You can feel it in the smooth action and perfect fit. it's there in the sturdy hardware and the careful attention to finish. Most important of all, you can still see Dashwood.window after years of and admire the craftsmanship in a' service. Quality like this is 25%. off built-in to stay. DASHWOODS * Minimum retail value $1,000.00 SUGGESTED • RETAIL PRICE • ON GENUINE DOMTAR 210 LB. — TRU=SEAL ASPHALT • .SHINGLES $'18 25 :E fiVauRtRDE If you aribuilding get a price from MOFFATT and POWELL and $AVE'DOLLARS "EVErYTHING IN 61.111.0ING MATERIALS " OFFATTEIPOWEIL ( PERTH ) are, PH UN 348-8,07 • NI1/4% INIMik mow. all your We ROOFING NEEDS- carry Mr. and Mrs. Arie Roobaf left on Sunday from Toronto airport to return to Holland after spending four weeks visiting with the former's brother and, his wife, • Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobal. A message was received that they had a very rough ride home. They enjoyed their stay in Hensall immensely. Mr. and Mrs, Sam Oesch attended the wedding. of their grandson Bill Bell and Nora Swann in Clinton on Friday evening. They also visited with their daughter and her husband. Western University, 'London. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Flaxbard ' Miss 'Suzanne Rannie of Zurich on Sunday, Toronto spent the weekend with David and Glen Slade spent rt Mr. and—Mrs. John Skek and her parents Mr. and Mrs Sam Rannie. pleasant weekend camping at Mrs. Evelyn Fletcher of Exeter Craigleilh near Collingwood. was a recent visitor with Mrs. Bertha MacGregor. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hyde of Gerry ~ McCli nchey Ottawa, Miss Margaret Hyde of .London and Mr. and Mrs. Nor- returned to Brantford where he is man Hyde of Huron Park visited on the , teaching staff, after with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hyde spendihg the summer moot at .the weekend. with his -parents Mr. and Mrs Holiday visitors with Mr. and Edgar McClinchey. Mrs. Gordon 'Schwalm, Mrs, Rev. W .D Jarvis conducted Daisy Ivey and Mrs.. Elizabeth service in Carmel Presbyterian Volland 'were Mr. and Mrs. Church on Sunday at 9 a.m, Rally Robert French and Roy of Ross= Day will be held on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Al Amerlinck of September 12th ,and, Sunday Sarnia; Mr. and Mrs. Lewis School will resume Sunday, Taylor of Varna; Mr. and Mrs. September 19th. • Eldon Johnston and John of The W.M.S. will meet Monday. Brucefield, and Alec Mousseau of September 13th-at 8 p.m. in, the Ipperwash. Hensall visitors who church. The Ladies' Aid meeting, dropped in were Mr. and Mrs. will follow. „... . Alan Miller, Mrs. Donna Allen Morning service at the United and grandson, Derek and • Brian Church was conducted by Rev. Robinson, Cody Brown, Mrs. Don Beck with Mrs. John Turk. Bona Clark, Mrs. Irene' Finlay- helm assisting at the organ, son, Mrs. Winnie Skea and David 'Guest soloist was Miss Elaine and Glen .Slade. Westlake. who, sang very 'Mrs. Bert Wray and family of sincerely, "0 Lord most Holy. Rexdale visited last week with The sermon, on the subject,. "Not Mr. and Mrs. George Parker and Christian Enough" guided our family. thoughts to our own commitment Miss Judy Mickle returned this !o the. Christian Life. -Unit-4. will week to Waterloo University to ' meet at 12 on Thursday for a pot resume her studies there for the luck dinner, and Unit 2 , on fall term. Monday, September 13 at 8:30 . Miss' Sharon Riley of London, p.m. , , formerly.of Hensall, spent Friday Hensall Livestock Sales visiting with Mrs. Laird Mickle. Supply consisted mainly of Miss Linda Bell left this week heifers and steers; demand was for Guelph -University where she active and prices were steady. Fat has enrolled for the fall term. cattle; heifers.. $38.50 - $40.00, • Miss Pamella Mickle returned sales to $41.00. Steers, $40.25 - from yancouver Hospital, B.C. where shc has been employed fors , $42.75, sales to $43.50: Pigs! the summer months. 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