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should be passed in conjunc-
tion with the BIA and this
would affect the whole town.
She said it could then be
enforced by the by-law en-
forcement officer. She added
a letter would be sent to a
Hensall resident asking that
rubbish on his property be
cleaned up.
Packham said the'BIA may
hold a public meeting to
explain its purposes and rally
local support.
Neilands agreed with the
idea saying that the village
ball park had been built by a
group of interested citizens at
a lower cost to the village.
Work's superintendent
Don Towton said he had
flushed out storm sewer
along York Crescent as home-
owners had complained of
gasoline fumes backing up
the sewers Info their base--
ts4eLaughlin was also our
genial host.
Christopher Gary son of
Linda and Gary Morrison,
own, also visited. He was
last New Year's baby 1981.
Olive Kaiting, Kitchener.
has returned after a few days
in hospital here. We wel-
come her back and hope she
keeps well.
It's beginning to look a lot
like Christmas and sounds
like it too, Hgrnondville Unit-
ed Church Explorers - with
Sylvia Wood, their leader.
Rev. and Mrs Dasid Mc-
BY MABBL TtJRNBULL
Anna Brown, nee Anna
Denais a former pupil, visit-
ed me front Galt-Cambridge.
When in my room she was in
Jr. Ix. Grade 7 now. We'
enjoyed a chat bringing to
mind other former pupilP
who were classmates of
hers. She reads the Expositor
and "K. Notes". '
Mrs. J.M. (Grace) Scott al-
so -called, We had both re-
ceived a copy of the Rife
family tree dating from L751.
Grace's grandmother Mary
Rife D_ignan, and mine Sarah
Rife Waniless were sisters-
This family tree was compiled
by Alice Marie Krueger of
Sheldon N. Dakota,
Great grandfather Rife of
Hillsgreen mnved to Michi-
gan then to SheldOn N.D. so
we have distant relatives in
North Dakota thus the family
tree by one of the descend-
ants.
It is quite a lengthy
document. Them were 17
children in the Joseph Rife
and Elizabeth Follick (or
Vollick, Dutch spelling,
United Empire Loyalist
stock) fluidly with IS growing
up. John died as a young-
boy. Grandmother used to,
tell me about her little
brother John, who died.
Marie found that the original
spelling was Reiff. Pennsyl-
vania Dutch.
We welcome Thelma
Bode, our activist, back from
hospital where she spent
some weeks. She is already
putting up Christmas decor-
ations with the help of Lillian
Edmiston, a residence who
did 'the reaching-file' her for
which'sh"Fwas thankful. She
still has to be careful.
Mr. and Mrs. George
Cameron and Mrs. Broadfoot
with Ella Hulley. Joe Lelliatt
McMullen Apts. visited'
Oliver and Charlie McKay.
also D. Wilson and Mr. and.
Mrs. Mel Glanville, Hensall
and Beulah McKay with
Oliver and Charles McKay.
Watt Webster, Clinton cal-
led with his mouthorgan and
cheered us with several
farailiar tunes. He also visits
with Mary Layton. He said
he'd be back before Christ-
mas.
Mr: and Mrs. Art Smale
Staffa with his;motherilensie
Setale.Pailt Hilderriiieg' i$ °
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Mr. and Mrs.Harold Mc-
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Neill. Stratford and Sehade
view with Mabel Irtirnhull,
Rev. Vanslyke of North-
Ode United took our Wed-
nesday service. It opened
with a carol sing with Edith
Thinlop at the piano. Reading
from St. Luke Chapter 1. He
mad this chapter which
speaks of the angel telling
Mari she is to bear a son and
her reaction saying "Lam the
handmaiden of the Lord.
Lim even mei" Rey. van,
slyke enlarged on this, say-
ing at Christrna* Christ
should be born in' many
people so that - they will
follow Him bringing peace
and good will to men, Here is
a message of Christmas to
my readers: "Wishing you
the red and the green the
sparkle and glitter... May the
laughter and song. . the spirit
and love of Christmas remain
with you during the coming
year."
It is a miracle how the
spirit of Christmas changes
the outlook of people.
brought about by a humble
birth of a lowly baby in a
manger, God!s son. Jesus,
,Who was sacrificed on the
cross for forgiveness of our
sins and promise of eternal
life to alt Who believe. mouvisrroas
Glen Layton Clinton with
his mother Mary Layton.
Eleanor Weaver called and
Ottewell explained that
while searching the title, he
found his client on lot 25 (in
the centre of the crescent) did
not have clear title to the land
on his front yard which was
originally planned as York'
Street.
When asked why this
hadn't turned up before:
Ottewell said it may h ave
been overlooked in the past,
and added "sometimes it
takes years for these things to
turn up".
Under the Municipal Act,
Ottewell said this was an
acceptable trade-off for the
roads. He suggested council
draw up a new by-law to
authroize the reeve' and clerk
to sign over deeds for the
extra property.
Council ;tensed a resolution
authorizing a by-law to be
drawn up to clear up ,:the
problems on lots 6, 7 and 24 to
took her mother, Marjorie
}Sawa. to GodgtiO.
pule Jennifer Grace Van-
6akerl years was brought by,
her father, John. She is
looking for Santa Claus to
bring a "tippy-toe doll,"
most important.
Mother, Janet R.N.A.is a
valued member of the staff
here. Another young lad-
die, Derek McClure, not yet
two, was brought by his
father. George, his mother
Cathie R.N, is also a member
of our staff.
As Tam sitting in my room
I can hear the residents
getting ready to go to the
Santa 'Claus parade. Regret-
fully I am not going.
enjoyed it so much last year
but circumstances were not,
so I could go this year. It
is a beautiful day, sunny with
a nice covering of snow for
Santa Claus.
Santa Claus just came in
with a HO! Ho! Ho! and a
few dance steps. He had
treats for the residents. With
him was Bill McLaughlin and
Santas escort who was host
to the residents at his garage
where they could comfort-
ably view the Santa Claus
parade. 1 was unable to
attend but I watched it on
T.V. which started off with
the 1980 Parade when Bill
27 of the York Crescent
subdivision.
Council-also passed a by-
law which establishes the
Hensall Business Improve-
ment Area.
Council was told there had
been no complaints and no
signed petitions received.
-Which would hold-up authori-
zation of the by-law.
Dick Packham said he seas
surprised and pleasedby the
support shown for the by-law.
Since no costs have yet
been involved. Cecil Pepper
said the lack of opposition
may just be indifference.
Reeve Paul. Nielatids said
he would check with the
Exeter-BIA to see how many
representatives were re-
quired" for the board of
management.
Clerk Betty Oke . said a
property standards by-law
Knight came with them.
My led us in a "Carol sing'
which included "1 he First
Nowell."
Carol Glanville and Ta-
betha Sinnamon visited Kil-
barchan.
Marilyn Hillis came to visit
her aunt Mabel Tunbull.
laden with Christmas cheer.
She'll be in Ingersol at
Christmas with members: of
the family with Don and Jean
W.O. Wilson. Brucefield'
visited with Charles and
Oliver McKay-
ments.
He said it may have been
caused by someone cleaning
out their lawnmower engine.
but that he could find no
evidence of where the prob-
lem originated.
It could be dangerous for
persons with pilot flames
burning in their basement
furnace. Towton added.
Minnie Noakes suggested
a notice be put in the paper
saying that people are not
supposed' to' dump volatile
substances into the sewer
systems.
Peppei., reporting for the,.
park's board meeting, said
the board would try to rent a
gas powered tractor for use in
the arena.
Concern was expressed
that the exhaust from the
diesel tractor now used was '
Please turn to page 9
Former pu I visits at K. arc
The first step in correct-
ing an oversight made, '20
years ago in the deeds of a
Hensall subdivision was tak-
en by Hensall council Mon-
day.
Lawyer Richard Ottewell
explained the problem he had
encountered when research-
ing a deed fora York Crescent
property.
Originally he said it was
planned to have York Street
run east to Highway-4 and
there was a road allowance
(ii:iven to the village.
Since the-toad was never
built and ownership asstimed
by the village when the York
Crescent subdivision was set
up in 1961, York Crescent was
set about 35 feet north of the
original York Street.
of the I e centre
Thisalisnved two 100. foot
nt& in
crescent, d the street was
turned ovalto the village.
Area wedding
SCHILROTH —MUNRO
Kincardine Anglican Church was the setting for the
wedding vows of Gayle Ann Munro and Angus Earl
Schilroth on Nov. 21. 1981. The bride is the daughter of
Ella Munro of Seaforth. and the groom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Schilroth. London. The bride was given away
by her twin brother Gary Munro of Seaforth. The maid of
honour was Nancy Johnston of London. friend of the bride
and best man was Brian Gray 'of Ottawa. friend of the
groom. The dinner and reception° was held at the new
Seasons. Kincardine. Guests attended from Varna.
Egmondville, Seaforth, Lond&r Tottenham. Stratford.
Cambridge. Vancover B.C. and Kincardine. The couple are
now residing in Kincardine.
ensall corrects problem
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