HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-04-15, Page 15and it will be up to home-
owners to maintain theirees.
Building inspector Her-
man Van. Wieren reported
permits were issued to
George Parker, Richmond
Street N., for home renova-
tions; to Ilefftean--
()Veen Street,. for kitchen
renovations: and to Terry
4,1,10,1111`gagen Street, fore
the iilStall$01 of a gare4e
179!Ytett refiOil,ed '40 004
014",..041d; 'ilk trots jn ;
the p44 int5Mtt,, .1rimmeit
treeStAfotiqg the village and
repaired the drain .bel'AO0'
n's Food Merket.
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advised council some of the
village streets required
shouldering? work.
Reeve Paul Neilands, clerk
Betty Oke and councillor
Dick Packham will attend an
economic development sem-.
Mar sponsored by the county
Theeday in Clinton.
Fatal,, blcilanris and
PefIROP.:*itt represent 140.'n's
seminarSa#. m gm
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„I:4.0104*v be-called;. on
'-the Richmond Street • South
• Palm Sunday service was
conducted at Hensel! United
Church by Rev. Stanley Mc-
Donald who spoke on, "If
Christ came to Hensall". If
the Palm Sunday service took
place for the. fir& time in
Hensall, it would probably be
a very similar story.. At first
the joyful acclamation„ then
doubts would creep in and
rejection would take place.
Christ does come to Hensall
and to every town and fam-
ily. Let us be acceptors. not
rejectors.
Following the service a
congregational meeting was
held to discuss church park-
ing. it was decided to gravel
part of the church lot to
provide off-street parking. A
letter regarding this matter
is to be sent out to alt
members of the church.
yles in Kipp2n
married 50 years
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THE' llURO POSIT9R APRIL 15, 100t
Town
drainage project. connecting
the .drains to the village's
major storm sewage system.
B.M. Ross. project engineer.
,was notified by the Ministry. -
of Transportation and Com-
municatien that subsidy
monies are available to pro-
ceed With the project..
Tortdets, ite being- caned
,4e4 will *tined at a
.qieciAitieeting efelme11.°0
Ain;il 27 at p,m,
,ROst;Itttretts trtattl., TO UV
"Wesel Too nchip )r1 the
400 or 'klik'CATIOAT1 Odt4t1c.
kt14oit And frein :VOst
§oide Township., on Oal31pt
gas: distribution. coninanies
from -a winter holiday in'
Southern U.A. Congra-
Oth
i tulation to Mr. and. Mrs.
D.E. K le on the occasion of
their Wedding Anniver-
sary, April 8.
TtlekerShlith kh,k4 If held.
thier Raster meeting,. and the.
1980 Penny losers catered
supper at' 6 p.ni. to the
winners, 23 sat -dim!) to null
filled plates. Follov. ing -the
meal devotions %%ere led b)
Mrs. Marjory troadtoot and
Mrs. Edna Paterson. They
took their theme on Easter
and read an Easter %erse on
the glory of Spring. Mrs.
PaterSon read the scripture
from John. Ttsva'Broadlim
gave her tome arnica by
Rev. Stan MacDonald on the
"Art of living %%here you
arc '
Mrs. Hazel McCartney the'
president welcomed every-
one, especially the % isitors
and members %%-ho have
remitted after spending du-
winter in Florida. She thank
ed the devotion leaders and
expressed her appreciation
to the ladies who/were penny
losers for serving such -a
lovely meal. Poem; Spring
elaning was read. Mrs.
Beatrice Stoll read the ininut-
ies and t'S -Iden bers answerd
the roll call with an Easter
verse or scripture, Mrs. Vina
- Berry reported on the trea-
sury. )-:imitations %tyre re-
Akeivee toNorthside
expanding transmission lines
to rural and small urban
areas were noted and filed.
Council members endOrS7
y3 resolution from the town
of Aylmer objecting to wage
settlements recently report-
oftith-respect to 0.P.P:- and
provincial employees. The
lesOlutien Objected to.the
seeret manner in' Which neg9,
th.140:04, Were held prier to the
t•
Henson lady wins s I
sSaturday's auction of a
..variety of . treasures, stored
for years in the Hensall town
hail added over 5600 to the
village coffers. Items sold
included an antique organ
stool, two heavy cast iron
buckets believed' used by
10-Krket"$'- in the old jail and:
pewlypellelleheA; •
At •.M.P ray $ Pre**
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inside odowitik allowances-
Cerrespondent
MRS, BERTHA,
MACGREGOR
262-2005
Mrs. Clar nee Reid was
'the lucky win er of 51.000.00
in the Nor; Lions Radio
Bingo, Wi ham last week.
POT UCK SUPPER
The Three Links Senior
Citizens held their April
meeting on Tuesday evening
commencing with a pot lttek
supper. Mrs. BelL• president,
pregig-it Tor ilia 'Inistifels
The Spring Rally will be
held at Vanastra on April
28th with registration from
9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Car volun-
teers were reteived. 'Mem-
bers are to take a box lunch
and prizes for bingo at
Huronview. The May meet-
ing was reviewed. •
The entertainment com-
mittee Mrs. Rennie and
Bertha MacGregor directed
progressive . eechre,: The
prize winners were: Ladies
high: Annie Reid. Ladies
Conselation-Helen Ander-
son, •Gent's high: Alf ,Ross.
Gent's low-John Anderson.
Lonehand-Clarence Volland.
CHISELHURST UCW MEET
AT MANSE
, The Chisellnirst U,C.W.
held their meeting Tuesday
afternoon at the -Hensall
manse. President Mrs. Doro-
thy Brintnell opened
Edith Landsborough
gave an interesting account
of her trip to China. She was
thanked by Helen Roberts
and presented with a gift.
Rev. McDonald closed the
meeting with prayer.
Hostesses were Freda Boa
and Sarah Dick,
14.6toN AUXILIARY
The Hensall Ladies
Legion ,Auxiliary met on
Tuesday evening with presi-
dent Mrs. Beatrice Uyl pre,-
siding. Mrs. Mona Davis.
Zone Commander of CI.
made her official visit and
spoke to the members on
"The Work of the..Auxiliary"
Mrs. Clarence presented her
with a gift. Donations were
voted. to The Crippled Chike-
ren's Treatment Centre. and
The Bursary Scholarship
Fund. It was decided to.
Cancel the annual penny sate.
Wedding catering was dis-
cused also the sending of
Easter remembrances to the •
Veterans and Charter mem-
bers. A small penny sale was
held for the members.
Vera McNichol of Milibank
recently spent two days in
Hensall •and area. While in_
town she, stayed at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Noakes. •
Bill Shaddick, Mark and
" Michelle of Kitchener visited
during the past week with
the former's mother Mts.
Pearl'Shaddick, who recently
returned from Florida.'
Minnie. Noakes spent the
past weekend in London at
the hoMe • of Mrs. Mabel
(Fee) .Ball. While in London,
Mrs. Noakes attended a
vocal recital by -Catharine
Cooper of London at the
University of Western Ontar-
io.
Mr. add Mrs. Norman
Stanlake. Exeter were recent
visitors with 'Mr. and4Mrs.
Bert Thomson and family.
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election and the fact settle-
ments were in excess of the
guidelines for municipal. ci-
vic and government employ-
Lees.
The resolution stated, "in
the case of small town police
fore4s, such action over
ot ittol . of all policing, in
clet*,rier, by forein us %tut, of
hosiees's with image. settle,
Mont heybod enpabilltles,"
Seaftirth • April IS mid the .
Preshytgriau Church` Sear •
forth, Seaforth. Aprit 28.
May 6 is the cleaning Bee at
the church. •
The next meeting will be
May 11 with a plant sale and
visitors are very welcome:
The evening closed with
Mrs.' Jean Henderson show-
ing interesting slides and a
cup of tea was enjoyed.
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Correspondent
MRS. RENA CALOWELL
262-5935
-Sympathy is expressed to
Michael Connolly and his
family in the death of Mary
Connelly
Sympathy is also express-
'ed tea the Thomson family
- who were recently bereaved.
John E. Caldwell is hcili-
daying in the Barbadoes.
Seeding of early grains is
well underway and prepar-
ntions for cord planting have
begun.
Mr. 'and Mrs. Arnold
Gackstetter. Guelph visited
,over 'the weekend 'with Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Jones: •
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson
Anderson have returned
Rev. R. McMullen led in
the Palm Sunday services at
the United Church. Members
oldie confirmation class who
joined the church were
Estella Jeffrey R.
Walters, Kristin Van. Den
Julie E, itonkend,
coenne M,. tvlilstardd','
CPOOlo Evans and Thrilytk fir. "Ron To.ylne of ' alit-
V. choir sh*Nve spent' - the
!ifai01, holy, ehnitohnion " with his p009#
was 4044- . kridMr4;'.1,itl rtnytip
tYliiT.444Y .Nixisihri11 $1, ' 'W04' 'i0:44
fitnnto qtevt *veltentt, Huntsville;--,SPent_ :the .with her father.„ Aidie ?ex:$.4 Witkhis:410her Iiitrs. A.
Mitetard. Halo and Miss 14:SIN”'
mr, JackGiir,..,ur of Theretwelve 1010
Toronto spent last %eeltend Piay at the euchre in the
with Mr. and Mrs. Seldon 100F hall en Friday evening:
ROSS. Prizes were fee 'ladies high-
A reminder of the Good Ann arethifootie .low ;M
friday service at Kippen, at .8 ,aret Freadin, '10ne hands-'
p,m- and the enagreptinual l len4iethern. Mere* Jitel •
supper .4-109 P411. ' fir,P*11.- Warden. WV-
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Peatures dependable 3,0 tip Briggs &
Stratton engine with reeeitstart and
• automatic choke. Upper Handle-Mounted
throttle control for safety and fast-engine
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Positive diScharge. Langttasting Ultra Lilt
blade, 7" .5" front and rear
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settings40" cut. 545-320 ,4•( AU I%
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Varna CG1T has
walk to Bayfield
Correspondent
MARY CHESSELL
482.9969
Two babies received the
sacrament of baptism • at
Varna United Church on
Sunday-Valerie Joy, daugh-
ter-of Joe-and Laurie,-
. and Michael John, sdn of
Blaine and Leisa Stephen-
son. Many relatives and
friends of the families
attended, filling the church.
The , Coultis family has
moved into the Grant Web-
ster 'house just east of the
village.
Nineteen CGIT members
and their friends took part in
a very successful walkathon
on • Thursday after' school,
walking or jogging to Bay-
field and back. Proceeds will
go to spore organization that
benefli•S disabled children, in
honour of the Year of the
Disabled. ' -
Some of the men around
here' have' occupied 'their
spare time with designing
and •building- gardeterteets;
Bob Webster's homemade
cultivator on the back of his
lawn andgarden tinctordid a
neat job of my garden: and
the' garden cart husband Bill
and Mery Hayter made with
a pair of old bicycle wheels
and some 'angle iron and
scrap chipboard will 'save a
lot of steps to the garden,
especially at ' transplanting
and harvesting time,. Honest.
folks, it's not a twin baby
regardless of what
Bill-CheeselLsays
BENJAMIN A/PORE
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