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FOR ER REEVE HONOURE '-Harold Knight. lett, Who served 19 k
years on Hansa11 council, part : .reeve, was given an inscribed- pocket
watch Monday, by Reeve Paul ellands,. The two had a little-trouble
getting this, watch out of the box. Mr. Knight reciprocated' by giving
council a gavel. .1 (Exeter TA Photo)
Bonnie Roy, and Mary •Ches-
sell were appointed to see
about getting a replacement
stove for the church kitchen.
The pancake supper is plan-
ned, for March 3. The meet .-
ing ended with • prayer.iiiid a
social half-hour. •
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were well below budget; but
unfortunately Jhe latter
were more so.
Revenue for the year.
Mainly front the eammunity
centre. was $3.246, down
over $11,000 from 1979. The
expenditures decreased by
only $6.400 to$70.4.§. Wages
make. up half the tatter total
at 635.874.
The:biggest difference in
hdth sides of thc ledger was
in ,catuital•grojects..In 1979,
the, board Spent. $13,000 on
420igaij:t 41004 and that Was
col co*, diem was a
capital grants and
donations received for
capital costs ,
At their Jantrary-rneeting,
'the board approved an. in,
•=•-crease in auditOriont,and bar
rental rates. but CoUnclilor
John Skea questioned
whether this was an area in.
which to attempt to .raise
Moore funds, ' He said he Was attaitilhat,
the new - rates.. up • #5.-- for
-4turdaY•_enta.t. to
l75: would price thet4lt nut
•O1.. the market with nt4r•
wil increased $.2§,•
were •finding it' more
fictilt to make money at
ttitrztund raising•danees and the new rates would ,titre It
more so'
The fund. raising dance
sponsored on. New Year's
eve by the board netted a.
profit of p013„.78, but a
previous daifeetaden4etttp,
in the red and-left tite'board'
with. a total profit? ,ut Only
..'0`,66,4.0M.tite two events.
Mrs Nnaheswasv_erittcal
of the tact lit •aliY•
residents had sup led;,
activities
dtitvg to $1.1141astyear: and arerfaelitieS;The'bar rental • -tWii fund ':ruing
redirction phis vo,ar • in the Syea 'rioted', that ...mutts In reference to, the new
Farm record
Beauty,rest 13ac-k Care 11, queen box
and mattress.
Reg. 760.00 SALE 569:00
SAVE $191.
Shimber King orthopedic, double box
and mattress.
Reg.. 399.95 SALE 299.95
• SAVE $100. \
Sitnquilt comprete sets with legs, twin
box and mattress
• Reg. 199.00 SALE 149.00
SAVE $50. •
Plot exactly as ,illustrated
SOLID MAPLE
Solid maple dining room; suite,
pieces, beautiful Stylitig &' finish
Reg- 2522.00 SALE• 1509.00 :
A beautiful selection of wing chairs,
recliners, rockers, & accent chairs by
.La--'Boy.Superior, kroehler,.La--'Boy.
up tO
50% OFF ,
-Chairs start as low as
High qu.ality_ solid maple bedroom
suite, complete witIY headboard,
dresser & mirror, chest of drawers, 2
night tables.
Reg. 16/2.00' SALE 1099.00 .
SAVE $573.
TI-I SE SPECIAL CLEARAN_CA E . SALE
PRI ES WILL NOT BE REPEATED ONCE
01 PRESENT STOCK IS GONE.
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE •
uas• to Thur. 0:30 a.k. -6 p.m, , Fridays 0:30 a: m.. - 6 p.m.,
- 6 p.m., Cloited'Mondays Min Street, Dublin Telephone.345-22513
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THE ilLIRO EXPOSITOR, JANUARY` 11 51. 1St 4-ao
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hall rates, bath flame Pant, #.l0 OW. now garri044. corn
s attd -CouncillOr -prism AMOCO of
Dick PaclOunn assured Skew, • Ma.liteY that has bandied at '
that they were still 10lier ibenninaicipalpffine. • . (hot-many. oth er area Supported. a re-3;4140pp_, •
from North ant4003 •
in his • year-fiend report,- toWnshin which' wOnid•
• • n The deficit of the Hensall
Parks-board increased last
Year while building Permit
values in the municipality
declin4 and Math those
topics raised some concern
at Monday night's meeting
of Hensall council.
"We have to think of some
way to raise more motley,"
commented CouncillorRin-
Ate Noakes • in referent", to
the parks board deficit.
'which increased by ust over
$5.000 last year to a total of
474,6,940, • - • was, about $1;
more than the !idget inni
,and bath the
receipts and expenditures
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"Coog" onoured far
years of council wor
particular for his leadership
during the building of the
new arena.
Knight said he enjoyed he
years. on council and would
have considered trying to
then reeve.,
than two: Knight decided to stay at'
the meeting to observe, but
Varna news out west
Correspondent
MARY CHESSELL
482-9969
When • Beth Rathwell
arrived home from the 'west
at New Year's, she -brought
with her a clipping from the
December 24th issue of the.
Calgary -He raid concerning
the resettling of the; conitis
family in their •new home
after the fire. It goes to show .
that good news doeS get on
• the wire , service and it does
• get Printed in, daily news-
papers".too.
The Orange Lodge's bene-
fit card party; had only an
Oerage attendance last Fri-
day. probably because of the
poor -driving conditions, but
$117 Was raised. Ladies high
and low euchre ,prizes went
- Sharon .(-hitte r and.:„Mik_..
dred McAsh. Frank. 'Chomp-
son won the men's high.
Wilfred Chuter was'low.
Draw "Winners were W. D.:-
Wilson. Bruce McClinchey ,
Brent Taylor, Krista McAsh
and Jean Reid. There will be
'another card Orly on the
23rd.
A Life Membership in the
United Church Women and a
brass - jardiniere were pre-
sented to Eleanor MeAsh at
the Janury meeting of the
' Varna U.C.W. in recognition
of her, devoted Service over
:the years, and especi ally
during the past two years as
president. .A "great deal was
accomplished 'tinder her,
leadership.
The new president, Doris .
Wilson;' Opened ,the meeting
with some 'New Year"
'thoughts. Devotions, for the
beginning of anew year were
given by' the committee of
Maureen Hayter, Ruby Hill
and Mildred McAsh. There
was a contest on knowledge
of people in the Bible, then
each member was asked to
state her .New Year 's resolu-
tion, This brought Out some
interesting thoughts and
some, hearty laughter, es-
pecially when one ,member
who, gets to her pew, at the,
moment the minister gets
to the pulpit most Sundays
resolved. to got to. China
Brno this year,
Eleanor MeAsh and 11,er7
nice Reiitwill be delegates to
the Huron-Perth, annual
meeting of the U.C.W. at
Brucefleld on Jan. 26.
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Harold "Coot' Knight.was
presented with an engraved
pocket watch at Monday
night's meeting of Hensell
council as an' expression Of
appreciation for his 19 years'
tp_the commuoity as .,,AirOMI#5,-tg-rRAcike).M1 there were. few problems ▪ 'tillEitinP'ortiniair '26‘
eye frtie cootie terne"erictintitered?--nr -•••cotinell-•
had been for .one year rather • sessions.
suggestion, :Councillor
Minnie-Noakes agreed it was
unfair to'ahy person to bilm.
call. 24 hours a day, seven
days a week.
Members suggested there
may be someone, among the
applicants who could be
considered:, for, part-time
said he had few occasions to duties.
use the iteM in his tetra as Councillor John Skea said
reeve because, canneil he ,was concerned over
'members managed to keep maintenance of the sewage
their difference , within plant .unitl a replacement is
committee meetings and hired, but Reeve Paul
Neilands and. Clerk Betty
The resignation of works
-superintendent Bill
-McLaren wan accepted by
Heri.sall council, Monday,
end members met after the
regular session to discuss
applicants for the vacancy.
Mc Laren will ter-
innate his employment this
Friday,
In addition to replacing
McLaren; drains and streets
committee chairman Cedil
Pepper suggested that .•
commit .consider hiring a
Second person on a part-time
or standby basis to assist the
works superintendent.
Itr --supporthig -the
In making , the presen-
tation, Reeve Paul .Neilands
said the 19 years may con-
stitute a record for Hensel],
although he...couldn't prove
that. • '
He paid tribute to the hard
work and. efforts :of Knight
through the. years and in
and he 'was of the opinion
there was •no need for the
wing as the county, could be
called in once or twice a year •
to push they snow back far-
ther.
-Mc-Laren; however, however, said
the present truck was
useless without a wing when
it came to ;pushing heavy
snow.. He explained it was
alSo impossible to, round off
cOrners.
safe." thing either as the Neitands noted it would. M. Noakes added. •• rat.e suggesting it go
to MC.
After Clerk 'Betty Oke
noted that pencil members
arepaid 20e per km: tor their
mileage. council approved
the. increase;
In other business. council:
Were advised by Keith R.
Westlake. Zurich, that the
Westlake, ''Ambulance Ser-
vice has been, transferrod. to
Michael O'Connor Operating
The woritsauperintendeni vehicle often got caught in• probably be impossible to
also noted that using the rocks oreatehbasies.
present plowon . • the It was decidettto bring the-- shoulders of the 'streets' to matter up for , discussion,
p nthe snow back was not a again at budget time
reasures in municipal
attic up for dusting
"It certainly shows which
way we are going," added
.wingin time for use this Skea. -
winter any Way. • At the end' of his report,
or
winter like this 'next year," an increase in his !nil age
'41nd we may not get a
---gointrINA00-,')'hOPElerk . 'Maim -sad the
.much different than the for 3.20 years
yanWiervt reported that the downers r43"1 slut*" I'Mc‘''
building Herman prohibit non-resident !an-
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,,total value of boiKing per- flee in a muniOinalltY; "--
mils issued in 1184 had Endorsed a .;resolution
dropped Ova- $4z000 ,trurft • from Haidiniand;Onriuljt
the Previous year tb,;a total allying nn the provincial
of s150,600. that 1979 figure government lkiitid.atta4an •
Was 44ecii*of environmental f lygies#000! f.frqp.00 t97:1140i74 -,'before, •.approvit ilia„ `.
,•••• ;.dristriaV•
„N Oa said .the decline facilily,7010 d :tor
.w -a\ielleetton et. 41e high. Cayrua-:-Whk • iner4
interest rates wbie0n4YeJt agreed, flia'WaStel:nait to
pronbitivaturmanyresiouts • deposited. some e, .
to. conSider. -building pro- teltit ROW create prphiOnis,,
*cis. "It's just ilia way,.-'thefo'r PeoPie the
economy is right now," ,he Cayuga area
Said • vironntiontalaSSeSsme0Was
undertaken to prove the use
of the site.
Workman
atobrogikvene
cement
hydro pole which bad been
VanWteren asked pun° damaged in the village! pg•
Learned that Tuckersmith
has appointed, Robert Bell to
the Hensall Area Fire -
Beard ' and that Hay's
represent'''ative will ;be Lloyd mo
Passed a. bylaw to provide
for • the Richmond' Street i•
South ,drainage ",worki and
(or borrowing on thecredit
of the Municipality the Sum"
of $149*.Z70 for completing
the project. 'A motion was
also passed authorizing -us--Cr:Cortnorltrrtbalaoee-Set-- -eoga mers:. $TD& ---
vicefrom thesd,ose locatron. Associates call tenders
Agreed to increase the for the „projeci.,_The Aotak:7";.7-
of the* security cost for Hensall has b4n bon oil staff' members and assessed at $100,341.
members of council from Decided not to get in-
s10.01)0 to $50.000: Theaction volved in the perennial dis7 • stemmed front a suggestion /lute between , Willard
.by the provincial govern- Buchanan and Hey:Sal-I
ment which was a result of a Motors over. their ,snow
situation in a south-western temoyalL,practices.. Reeve
'Ontario town where an Neilands said council had
employee made off- with' a attempted to -correct the !,
considerable amount of situation last year, but an ;
public money. The cost of parently to no avail, and he the' increased policy was was fed up with thelt ud and
$211. Council had seggested was giying upon The matter.
Belt ice \noted..thn t Wasn't problern_has
amount o
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proud Of the arena project listing several antique items-
and of all the people who. had elapsed, explaining that debatedntldonday's session
liOvialattading it difficult to , and Pepper questioned . in the town hill auditorium
hetired-On it.
'hold _A-facility that is no longer fit loa„ silence during the whether the village should
The gift giving ended up asdiscussions on the agenda, consider a wing for the for use as a meeting room. , a two-way street , when "Vit better go holler at thesnimplow. He. presented a Mrs. • Noakes said that
Knight presented eouncil • curlers," he Said as he
with an engraved gavel. lie the meeting.
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He explained that he was left beforetoo many minutes 'Snow temoyal_ w also They presented a repok
Similar to many property two old copper fire ex- have Rathwell's 'Auction
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owners. Hensall council tingnishers. etc. . Service evaluate the .items
learned this, week-they may , In' addition to being a to determine if they may be
have some y a I u able nuisance. Mrs. ,Noakes said worth enough to-hold an auc,
treasures in their attic. ,. the piles of rubbish in the tion sale. -
The suggestion came from auditorium constituted a fire
Councillors Minnie Noakes 'hazard and should be cleak Skea noted that the items
›‘Oletweetinrtett -thtirt-xthr -nnif.)4ohn--Skenvini-haci- ',vow' )- )- > 0- . ,,•-, v-- ),-.).',---weie-justotieteriorating-and
ministry of. the environment recently inspected the-toWtr Council necepted-the corn- should be ' disposed of in
wouldnisist if any problems hall as part of their duties on mittee's recommendation to some manner.'
arise. • the property committee..
cluotationironralirnt whieh-among7the- items was an an-
had been received last year tique teacher's desk.which'
in, which the price orn wing : had' been used by her 'first
was listed at-$5,130. teacher, Mrs. GeOrge
Neilands said the matter. Armstrong (Jessie
..Binucthhaeriaton nwhheanit swhehttalengthhet 'had been discussed nefOre-:
front of the old school (now
Wedge's ) was being built.
Other artifacts included a
piano, antique organ stool,
chairs, folding benches,
velour drapes, six old style
butcher baskets, cups used
at the dances in the '30s and
'40s: . two old iron, kettles,.
old-fashioned shade kohl'
early street lights, nine lawn
bowling balls. many flags,