The Huron Expositor, 1978-06-08, Page 1414 - THE HURON EXPOSITOR, 4yNE 8, 1970
TWO DAY SAFETY CHECK In the two day safety check held in Seaforth on May
29, 30, 72 vehicles were inspected, nine vehicles had their plates removed, four
vehicles .we,re considered unsafe and the drivers were -charged, 28 cars passed
inspection and the remainder of the drivers were-asked to-repair defeuts and appear
at the Seaf orth police office on June 19.. Three people who failed to bring their
----vettiel es-for -inspection were -charaged -wi-h--fatlure-Lto submit their- vehicles•-to • a
safety inspection, according to Seaforth police. There will be another 'safety
inspectionin Seaforth in the !all.' ( Expositor Photo)
Hensall council meets with
Correspondent
Mary Chesseil
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Cheryl Webster recently began
her summer' employment at Les
*chives Nationales. at Montreal
as an inventory worker. She is one
or 200 university -students, 100
from Ontario and Quebec
respectively, participating in the
Ontario-Quebec summer student
job exchange program sponsored
by the Ontario Civil Service
Commission in co-operation with
the Ontario-Quebec Permanent
Commission and the various
ministries of both provincial
governments. The program.
launched 1970, enables
students ol the two provinces to
profit from their work experience
in. order to improve their
Proficiency in their second
language while contributing -to
the development of a potter
understanding _between the two
provinces.
Barry and Pat Taylor and Eric
and Sharon Chuter spent a.-couple
of days in Toronto and also
attended the Blue Jays ball game.
Don Taylor has returned home'
after spending a few days in
Clinton Hospital.
Congratulations to Lori Consitt.,
who passed her figure-skating
exams in Swing-firSt preliminary
dances, ,an,d her ,preliminary
figures,
Your correspondent and her
husband-accompanied by Don
and Olive Riehl of Sebringville
spent the weekend at Munro
Park, Powassan. Can't brag,about
catching more fish than' Bill this
time, but I'll give it another try
the end of June.
Flowers of. Hope
captain says thanks
Barb Consitt, captain of the
Flowers Of Hope ' Campaign in
Stanley Township. would like to
thank all .those yvirp canvassed,
and thosg who. donated money to '
pin The- township over -.the
thousand dollar mark-$1,021.50.
InFla.Y,Le.r.„....a_member--ef .the..,.
Clinton Brovvrlie pack, was
required to- complete -a money-'
makipg project, and decided to
give' the.$7.50 she made to Arc
Industries through the campaign.
Well-done Kim.
Arc Industries has expanded
rapidly, and is, producing lawn
furniture, etc.. at a fast pace., Tilley
are doing some baking in'the
former crafts room, but should
soon be moving into a larger shop
area-. Groups who wish to, tour"
their facilitieS can arrange for
'meals, at $4.00 for acold plate and
$4.50 for.a hot meal They like to.
have two weeks' advance .notice;
and can accommodate fairly large
groups.
Personals
Bill Dowspn, accompanied `by
sort John, 'and Paul ,and Scott
Ccitisitt. took a bus trip to Toronto,
on Sunday to see the Blue. Jays
ball game,
Var4fa thurch women
discuss ploughing match
See 'topnotch Feeds-Ltd
BALER
TWINE
for
10,000 ft.
SISAL TWINE
295 lb.ten4i!e strength
10,000 ft.
PLASTIC TWINE
4amomismosurriminmearromonat.
Competitively Priced \
with volume and
cash DISCOUNTS
to apply
OPNOTCH
TOPNOTCH FEEDS LIMITED
5-2 -19)0'
More donations in for
Lions_Paric Pool
Additional donations to the
Lions. Park and Pool Campaign
Fund have been received by
campaign treasurer •John Talbot
to those previouSly reported of
$2,204.00. ,
Total to Jinte is $2,414.00.
As of 'June 5:
• 5.00
W.H. Palin 5,00
A.H. Siemon • 10.00
Queen's Hetel "20,00
S.M:Hook - 10:00
Wm. Dale 10,00
H.W. Taylor 10,00
Don & Pat Deighton 7,5.00
K.A. Devereaux 20.00
Mrs. Carrie McGavin 5,00
L. Van de Ban 10.00
P.A. Dobson • 5.00
Leon Bannon• 10.00
' Mrs- May-Habkiric-L________. 10.00
G. Vanden Hengel ' 15.00
P. Carroll 20.00
V.B. Caspersen - 10.00
To dates total $2,414.00
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-ACCIDENT SCENE - Deborah Ann Simpson, 17, of .S'eaforth died early Sunday
morning when the car she was driving left the road and drdpped into the gravel pit
on Con. 2; Mckillop Township. '(Photo by Oke)
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Auction held
DOD
SPECIAL ..
Arrow short
sleeved shirts •
now only
$9:95
reg.$14.00
Plain & fanCy T-Shirts $3.50 - $12.95
Walking Shorts . . $9.95 - $13.95
Dress Straw Hats - $5.95
Caps' 89c - $ 3.50
Harvey Woods Socks $1.75
'McGregor-Happy Foot Socks $2.50
A full hue, of men's work clothing
and work boots
Bill O'Shea
Main St.
MENS WEAR"
• , Seaforfh
Reeve Knight said quite • a
nuniber Tuckersmith'or • residents ..
' Pure Pork
.;.1 .49 SAUSAGE .1 .09
.1.49
.1 98
.1.49
Rib` or Sirloin pork
-CHOPS
'Whole processed-
PORKLOIN
Sliced Cooked
HAM
Store Sliced
BACON
• Canada Packers County Kitchen
BOLOGNA lb * .99
Canada Packers Store Packed
WIENERS lb. .79
10 lb. box frozen .• --- --• 3 lb. or 10 lb. bag
'''45.9 - TURKEY,DRUMSTICKS BEEF PATTIES 1 .391b.
ABBATOIR HOURS
BEEF SLAUGHTER- MON. PORK SLAUGHTER
Hours for picking up freezer or custom orders
Tues. - Fri.-8 a.m. - 6 yo.m.Sat.-8 a.m. ,1 p.m
- TUES.
Abbatoir 262-2041
STgRE HOURS
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs. and
Sat. 8 6 p.m.
Friday 8 a.m. - 9 p.m.
AL'S
MARKET
HENSALL ONTARIO
Store 262-2017
TENDER CUTS OF QUALITY
ats
to consider the proposals and
' meet again to discuss them.
Council' approved the following
applications for' building
permits: Lyle Haney, lot 3, con. 2
FIRS, close in porch: William
DeJong, lot 39, con, 1 HRS, pig
barn; Seaforth Lions Club, part
527-1680
Mrs. (Margaret ra'ylor was
'.hostess for the June Meeting of
the United Church Women in the
beautiful c‘u. tdoor s at Paul Bunyan
Camp. The worshl service- was
based on the account 'of Jesus'
visit to the' home of Mary and
' Martha, and how we should
balance Our lives betWeen the
'demands of hothemaking and our
spiritual' needs. The committee
consisted. of -Debora Ratliwell,
Joan Beierling. Florence Elliott
'and Elva WebSter.
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During the business session,,
members volunteered to staff the
hospital cart 'for the. ' month of
June,, A donation will be sent to
help pay the cost of operating the
As the storm clouds were
gathering, all 25 members were water Well
lecommodated comfortably in the
1 Taylor's mobile home' for lunch
and socializing:
A, cool, sunny rday and new-
trown grass made 'a perfect
setting for.. the .auction, s_alg held
on the Hensall United ChtirFh
groundslast Saturday. Household
artieles-, a.snael'd3o,oth4 bekes-ale,•,
attic treasures and second-hand
books all contributed to making
the, sale a suceessA.The sale was
held by both Chislehtirst and
Hensall congregations to help
reduce the debt owing on' the
Manse renovations.
ReV. Don Beck conducted the
servicgli Hensall United Church
on Sunday morning at which Holy
Communion Was held and Confir-
mation of new members and
welcoming of members frOm
other churches.
Candidates for , Confirmation
were Jacqueline Lee Hyde, John
Robert McAllister, David Grant
McGregor, • Jo-Ann Roberta,
Pe.pper, an, 4, Murray James
Wareing, and . Mrs. Louise
Elizabeth Allan. Welcomed from
another church were Mr. .and
Mrs. -Prank Gualtieri. A reception
for the 'congregation to meet the
new members was held after the
service. • Next Sunday, the :-Hurenia
,Children's -Choir will present,tbe
tratical, "The.' Illoy'Who 4,catight
the.F,ish" in place of the Sermon.'
W.D. Hopper
and Sons
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PHONE Neil 527-1737
Durl 527-0828
Jim 527-0775
lot 8 and 9, con 1 HRS pool heater
and building; Antonius DeJong,
lot 26, con 11, barn; John W.
Henderson, lot 34, con 1 LRS,
addition to barn.
A demolition permit was.
granted to Bill DeJong, lot 39, con
1, HRS, fora -shed.
It was noted that some people
do not apply for a building permit
until after the start of contruction
which 'causes serious problems in
• some cases.
Peter Swinkels and John
Hendriks 'of R.R.4, Seaforth
requested at council meeting
more• 'calcium to be put on
concession 4, H.R.S. because of
the heavy traffic to Heritage
Mobile.Home Park, resulting, in a
dust problem. Road superinten-
dent Allan Nicholson will check
this out.
- Passed-for payments wee the
following accounts: Vanastra Day
Care-Cente, $4,522.29; general
accounts, $247,916; Vanastra Re-
creationCentre, $9,212,21; roads,
$28,823.64 for a total of
$290,474.14. Allan Nicholson re-
ported two bad leaks in the
Vanstra water system have been
fourr4and have been corrected; as
well several small leaks have
-been-fount -The--leak detector
. tests continue.
Council read 'a • development
agreeMent between James Queen
cf London and the township for a
sub-division at Vanstra on; St.
Charles Crescent where Mr.
Queen is proposing to build 10
units. The meeting was adjourned
'about 12:30 . a. m Wednesday.
Main Street, Seaforth -
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.DARLENE MARIE
- TEMPLE1VLAN
daughter of Mr. an'd, Mrs. John.
Templeman, R. R. #2. "Staffs,
received her Bachelor of
Education Degree from the 4 University of Western Ontario on
June 5, 1 78. She."also'acquired
her Elementary Certificate , in
Special Education and was on the
Dean's Honours List. In May
1975, Darlene . received her
Bachelor of Arts Degree in the
Honours Recreation Program
from the, University of Waterloo.
She .received her elementary
education at S. S. No. 3 Hib.bert
and is a graduate of Mitchell
District High School. •
d8 use the facility and that they
haven't been turned away.
• Mr. Knight said that Usborne .
TownShip residcpts in the Hensall
area use the .Hensall sanitary
site-paying one-thirc,of the total
dorhestic rates, . amounting to
$2,800. for Usborne to pay.' He
said the 'Hensall mills and Bendix •
pay their own .special commercial
rates .separate from the home
.-owner's rates.
Satisfactory .
Mr. Knight said the reports
from the ministry of the erviiron-
ment on the Hensall landfill area
arc satisfactory.. •
Reeve. Ervin Sillery asked if
Tuckcrsmith agreed to share
facilities if Hensall would accept
payment cm , the basis, of the
number ttsrrig it, and this was • • - siad. to-bc--satiSfactor,jr.
.„ Reeve Knight,: abut . Tucker-
smith giving smile financial sup-
port to the • HerkSall 'arena. •
Councillor Frank'Falconer,sail,
"I think we have all the recreation,
We can handle.".
RCCVe Sillery said, •"I thought
at one time the county would be.
responsible, for , recreation-then.
there would be no overlapping."
Reeve Knight -agregd that he was
in favour of the county recreation
system too,
Three Arenas
Councillor Robert Bell said with
three towns it is difficult to give to
all three arenas because • .,"we
have one recreation centre in our
ewe township we arc responsbile
•
Mr. Knight . invited Tucker-
sMith to consider appointing
someone to • sit on the Hensall
Recreation -b6ard, "1 feel you
had someone on the board' you,
would know what was going on;'
You have representatives on all
the fireboards.
Mr. Knight asked Tuckersmith
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spultions-the one front the Town
of Geraldton is a request that
school board debt should not be
considered when determining the
of a municipality to
borrow, and the other from the
Town of StrathroY .calling for the
per .diem rale for firemen le' be •
paid to- each individual as corn-
, pensat ion as per each. individual's
normal work week pay.
- The full Heiman ceuncif • -
tended the council meeting ,Reeve
Hamild KnightL. clerk-treasurer,
betty Oke';'-' Homer Campbell,.
Paul Neilands, Harry Klungel and
Bevan Bothron, to discuss points
of'mutaal interst.
'The- 'first topic discussed was
the .Heusall sanitary land rip site. •
Reeve Kinight said he wondered
if •Tucksmitn ..residents
the Hensall dump • area would •
prefer to take their garbage to the
Hensall site rather than drive a
'much longer --.distance to the
Seaforth site.
• Councillor Robert Bell •• said, .
"I've had quite a bit of flack from •
our people in the area wanting to
use the Hensall sift."
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church's hospitality tent at the
.ploughing match. Arc Industries
will also receive a donation.
Assistance in the fOrm of a loan --
will be given to the Board, of
Stewards to help them put a new
roof on the church. Dianne Kirton
and Bonnie. Roy volunteered to
supervise the sports for the
church picnic on 'July 30.
Announcements were made of a
shOwer for.Cheryl Peck on June 7, r,
and the One Day School for 1-
Women. at, St: Thomas on Aug.
Ir77:77
WANDA MARIE MALCOLM
graduated with B.A. in 4nglish
from Lakehead University of
Thunder Bay Ontario, on May 27.
Wanda attended Holmesville
Public School and CH.S.S. Her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Philip
Malcolm and her brother and
sister motored to Thunder Bay
to be With her on this happy
occasion. Wanda has accepted a
position with the Feideral Govern-
ment-Customs Branch at Pidgeon
rd4r, Ontario.
RIMMEL .
RIMNAO
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