The Huron Expositor, 1978-09-14, Page 19'the Rev. Kenneth Knight
'of liosetown, Saskatehewan
will preach in Carmel
Presbyterian Church, Hen-
sall on Sunday. September
17th at '10:15 a.m. A meeting
of the congregations will be
held in Cromarty Pre-
sbyterian Curch on. Saturday,
September lOth at 8 p.m. A
congre gational meeting will
be bold in Carmel . Pre-
sbyterian Church, Hensall
Wednesday, September 20th
at 8 p.m.
Mr. Walker Carlyle is a
patient in ,St. Joseph's •
Hospital. London
Dr. Fox of London con .-
ducted service in Carmel
Presbyterian Church Svnday
speaking on the text "What
mist I do to be saved" taken
fromthe book of Acts, Chaper
In. Mrs. Robert Taylor pre-
Sided at the .organ and led
the choir in singing Saviour
Like a Shepheered lead us.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Dalton
and Carla of Scaforth were
recent visitors with Mr.and.
Mrs. Haorld parker,.
Mrs. and Mrs. " Craig
Chapman and Michelle of
Forest spent the weekend
with the former's mother,
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The W.M.$ of Carmel
Presbyterian Church met on
Thursday evening with the
President Mrs. Harvey Hyde
presiding and opened the
meeting with a poem
':Faith" Mrs. Itochus Faber
was in charge of the De-
votional and opened with a
poem "Comforta' Mrs. Faber'
wad the Scriputre Matt.
Chapter 13 verses 24-40. The
topic "The ' Field is the
World" was very well pre-
sea. ted bytMrs. Faber, after
which she led in prayer. An
invitation was received from
the Arnold Circle evening
Aukiliary to attend their
"Thank Offering" meeting
to be'held On October 10th at
' 8p.m. The Fall Rally will be
held in Goderich on October
11th at 1:30 p.m. The
speaker to be Miss Ida
White. The meeting closed
with the Lord's Prayer. The
regular meeting of the
ladies' Aid, followed.
Mr. and. Mri. Wayne
Phillips and familyof Stanley
Township have taken up re-
sidence in the the property
on Main Street which- they
recently purchased from
, Mrs, Grace Peck.
Mrs, Don Brunslow,
Exeter and Mrs, Maurice
Haist of Centralia were re-
cent visitors with Mrs.
Bertha MacGregor.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dickens
and ,family of Dungannon
have taken up residence on
the property ,they„recently
puritcased from Mrs. F.'
•
Mr.s ErIONI111;00 ofSeatarth
visited last week with tvirs.
Bertha MacGrego.
Mr,s' Harold Parker was
the guest speaker on*Thtirs.
evening at the
meeting in the . Evangelical
Church, Zurich, speakifig on
the Confernece she' attended
at Alma College in August,
The Theme "Stop,LOok-
Listen - Hear God Speak"
Rebekah Lodge meets
Amber, Rebekah' Lodge re-
sumed their fall meetings on
Wednesday evening with the
Nobel Grand Mrs. Maggie
Campbell presiding assisted
by the Vice-Grand Mrs.. Pearl
Eyre. Mrs. Aldeen Volland
R.S.V.G. gave the report of
the visiting compitee. The
Treasurer's report was given
by Mrs., Berhta MacGregor
in the absence of the
Treasurer Mrs. Dorothy Cor-
bett. Several "Thank You"
ipteS were received.
'The Lodge Charter will be
draped at the next meeing in
memory of the late Sister
Daphne Kenealy, Past Pre-
sident of the Rebekah As-
sembly:
Volunteers are requested
for the Canvass for Instiute
of the Blind. At the close of
the meeting a delicious "Pot-
Luck" lunch was enjoyed by
all.'
• Mrs. Edgar Munn re-
turned home after spending
the' past week with her
son-in-law and daughter Mr.
and Mrs. Don Gooding and
Dale in Parkhill.
Mrs. Ed. Corbett of the
Staff of the Bank of Montreal
is on Vacation.
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THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEPTEMBER 141
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Nick Hill, architect from
the firm Hill and Bongal in
Goderich and Ray Marie
Planning Engineer of
Conestoga-Rovers . As-
sociates were at the regular
meeting of Hensall council
Monday night to ask
council's permission to pro-
ceed with a study of Hen-
sail's water system,.
The study is to see if there
would be enough water Pres-
sure for the village and the
proposed Reid Subdivision.
The planners wanted
council to pay 75 per cent Of
the cost of such a study
which they estimated would
probably cost around $4.000.
Mr. Hill said ' they had
already done a study on the
water •supply and storage
system for storm and
sanitary sewers. He said the,
present water system could
handle 2,000 people but they
didn't know what would
happen to the waterpressure
iffire Should break out at the
other end of the village.
The men also said ,that the
Ontario Municipal Board
(OMB) has to —know 'how
much pressure the water
system.can handle. before the
planners go ahead with their
subdivision plans.
"I. think .,one of the ,.
frustrations we've had is
what capacity we can handle
in the water systems of the
village. I would have thought
that having invested in this
system that somewhere
along the line you'd want to
know what they system's
good for?" Mr. Hill said.
"The OMB' and the
Mnistry of the Environment
are going to want this
information and I'd like to
ask some councillors if they
think this is reasonable on
a cost sharing basis," he
added.
"What's going to happen
if they find out there's not
enough water if there is a
fire," councillor Bevan
Bonthron asked,
Mr. Alarie said that it
could be that a few links of
pipes connected the present
water system could be all
that's 'necessary.
Councillor. Harry Klungels
said; "I was just -wondering
if maybe a larger pipe would
be less expensive than a ,
study. •
Mr.. Marie replied that
they knew how much water
they go 'could get from the
wells but they. didn't know
how much pressure they
could get from where the
water started out in to' the
subdivision ,. He said that the-
engi neers Burns-Ross
agreed that it would be
necessary to do the study. .
Councillor Paul Neil ands
said the Ministry of the
Environment should know
what the capicity of Hensall's
storage system was and Mr
'Ala.riesaid that the Ministry
had all the records but they
wanted 'o know what they
distribution ofthe pressure is
because the Canadian
Underwriters say yeti have to
know how much pressure, you
can have.
Nick Hill said that the
Huron County planner.
Roman Dzus was supposed
to have his plans in by
October and that by January
they should be able to get
into the actual-planned
diVison work. .
Mr, Alarie said the water
system study would probably
take. four to six weeks.
Councillor Harry Klungel
asked if the only thing, they
would come up with in the
final analysis would be the
size of pipe necessary to
correct the water pressure.
"Hopefully it ('the study)
will say the system is
-okay," Mr.—Alarie replied.
Councillor Klungel said,
"Tome it's a waste of money
'-tospoccr$3:000-and collie up ,
with its okay."
Reeve Harold Knight
pointed out that said, "It's
pretty awkward. Its a
municipal water system but
basically it's run by the PUC
and they're the ones who
have all the figures on it."
Mr. Alarie also said there
had' been several sub-
divisions put in other areas
where the town's water
systems hadn't been up to
OMB ,standards and in such
cases it was more economical
to pet in a separate system
and 'he said the propoied
study would 'also show
whether it was necessary for
an independent system to be
installed in the Hensall sub-
cliVision. He added that one
of the things they're recom-
mending is that tire sub-
division be serviced by two
"I think we're overlooking
another big factor that
'we're annexing another '100
acres to the north. We're
going to need water there
too," Reeve Harold Knight
said.
"There may be an
advantage to the thing. I'm
just sorry the PUC aren't in
on' it. Myself, personally I
would like to talk with the
PUC before I give my opinion
on it."
Mr. Hill asked council that
if they deemed it necessary
to go to the PUC Whether
they could hold a special
council meeting to discuss it.
Council decided tp hold a
special meeting on Sept. 18.
He also asked council if
they would discuss with
planner . Dzus Ong to
the schocilt,board about an
additional, street going past
the school' advising the
school board of counciNs"
position on it, as a supple-
ment on the planner's pre-
sentation to them.
,The planners wanted a
road either to the side of the
school or through the school
groundOcca uselbe , gro,u n d's
cut off access between the
village and the proposed
,subdivison site.
Mr: Hill said a phone
interview that he hoped the
school boald woulti be wil-
ling to trade some of their
land for an access road so
that the planners could keep
all existing roads intact bet
he thought a road at the, side
would be. better „ so the
planner didn't have to go
right 'through the, middle o.
the school grounds,
Also at the meeting '
council discussed a by-law
iheyhad drawn up reviouS13
In prohibit burning in de•
fined area in the municipality
but Clerk Elizabeth Oke said
council really have nc
authority to prevent fires in
defined area -- they would
,have to' regulate the
munci pality as a whole.
Council was to have given
second and third reading to'
their' by-law but when they
heard• they would have to
regulate the whole
municpality they didn't feel
it was fair to pe'nalize every-
one for the actions of a few.
"'People are stilt going to
burn their leaves anyhow.
How are you going to enforce
it that's what I want to
know,'" councillor Paul
NeilandS •said.
Council decided to shelve
their reading of a by-law
t
Mrs. Lorne Chapman.
The Hensall senior
citizens and friends enjoyed
a bus trip to Niagara Falls
and Rockton on Monday.
The Chiselhurst United.
Church Anniversary will be
held on ,Sept. 24th ..at 2:30
with Rev. John Oestreicher
as Guest Mithster.
Mrs. Donna St. Johns. will be
guest solctlist,
Mrs. Grace Peck, Huron-
`view spent Tuesday and
Wednesday with Mrs.
Dorothy Mickle and enjoyed
a pot luck supper at the
senior citizens hall
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