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Friends and associates
presented Mrs. T. Duffy with a
token gift in appreciation for her
work as treasurer and public
relations director for Aux Sables
District of Girl Guides of Canada,
at a tea at the home of Mrs. R.
Venner.
Mrs. Eric Luther, captain,
reported that the booth at Hensall
Spring Fair was a financial
success, and thanked conveners
Mrs, Doug Mann and Mrs,
George Shiels.
Mrs. Mann offered to be the
Historian for the district, Many
clippings, records and snapshots
were turned over to her.
Mrs. F, Giffin, District Com-
missioner, reported that in
Hensall two Brownie leaders, one
Guide leader, a trieasurer and a
badge secretary are required for
operations in the fall. Any in-
terested ladies may contact Mrs.
Giffin in Exeter or Mrs. Luther in
Hensall.
Can you "Lend a Hand" to help
the girls of Hensall Guides or
Brownies?
Miss Pat Rowe read a poem
entitled "Hensall" which she
wrote for Rollande,
Mrs. Duffy thanked the leaders
for their interest and work in
Brownies and Guides.
& Mrs. Edgar W. Munn.
Mr. & Mrs. Earl Campbell and
Personals
Mrs. Bertha Blackwell of
California visited this week with
her brother and sister-in-law Mr.
Mrs, George Armstrong attended
the thirty-fifth wedding an-
niversary of their nephew and his
wife, Mr. & Mrs, Harry Coleman,
at Mitchell this week,
Mr. & Mrs. Joe Flynn returned
home after holidaying at Pt.
Farms Provincial Park and
Sauble Falls.
Rev. W, D. Jarvis conducted
service in Carmel Presbyterian
Church on Sunday, Mrs, Malcolm
Dougall presided at the organ
and accompanied the choir in the
anthem "Hold Thou My Hand".
Service next Sunday will be at
Hensall United Church at 11 a.m,
conducted by Rev. Don Beck and
will continue during the month of
August, Service will resume the
first Sunday in September at 9
a,m, when Rally Day Service will
he held in Carmel Church.
Mr. & Mrs. George Dowson
returned home from a trip
through western Canada as far as
Vancouver and while there
visited with George Taylor.
Mrs. Jim Taylor and daughter
Miss Pamela Taylor of Kitchener
returned home from holidaying
in Quebec.
Mr. & Mrs, Ralph Holland,
Gwen and Michael of Clinton and
Mr. & Mrs. Ed Corbett and
Wayne were dinner guests with
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Sangster and
Bradley this week,
The Recreation Committee of
Hay Township met on Tuesday
night in the Township Hall at
Zurich to discuss the possibility
The greatest Truths are the
simplest: so are the greatest
Men.
of leasing the Agriculture
grounds, It was recommended an
agreement be drawn up with the
Council,
Mr. & Mrs, Arthur Gittus and
son Andrew of Rochester, Min-
nesota visited last week with the
former's parents Mr. & Mrs.
Thomas Gittus.
Mrs. Wilmer MacDonald, Mr.
& Mrs. Jack MacDonald and Mrs.
Ruth Anne Penrose of Brampton
visited recently with Mr. & Mrs.
Edgar Cudmore,
Mr. & Mrs, Sim Roobol and
Cornelius Roobol are visiting for
a few days with Anthony
Gelderland in Ridgetown. Mr, &
Mrs, Don Dodds also visited on
Sunday.
Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Payne of
London visited with Mr. & Mrs.
Carl Payne on Wednesday.
Anna Marie Duffy attended
Guide camp Koewadin recently.
The Duffy family expect to leave
Hensall in mid August, and will
take up residency in Winnipeg.
Anthony Gelderland of
Ridgetown visited Mr. & Mrs,
Sim Roobol and Cornelius Roobol
of Holland last Tuesday,
Mr. & Mrs, Sim Roobol and
Cornelius Roobol visited Mr. &
Mrs. Van Den Heuvel in Goderich
and Mr. & Mrs. Tom Kooy in
Centralia. Mr. & Mrs. Don Dodds,
Seaforth, joined the latter's
parents, Mr. & Mrs. Sim Roobol
and Cornelius Roobol visited Mr.
& Mrs. Konynendyk of Wood-
stock.
Meeting for almost five hours
Tuesday night Tuckersmith
Council spent most of the time
discussing drains.
Ratepayers affected by Nett
drain and the Reeve and Clerk Of
Millet Township attended the
meeting along with Engineer
Henry Uderstadt of Orangville
who was present to answer
questions on the drain report.
Hullet reeve John jewitt and
Hullet clerk Clare Vincent,
Norman Alexander, John and
Jim Carter, Joe Gibson, John
Bell, John Segerin, Douglas
Hugill and Andrew Crozier.
The drain is estimated to cost
$50,000; Tuckersmith $18,665;
Hullet $27,173; McKillop $1,662;
No, 8 Highway $2,500,
Minor changes will be made to
the report. Court of revision will
oe held September 2, 8:30 p.m.
Robert Fotheringham and John
NURSING HERE
Maureen Connolly, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Connolly,
RR3, Kippen, has graduated from
Fanshawe School of Nursing,
Woodstock. She has accepted a
position at South Huron Hospital,
Exeter,
Appoint new
village clerk
Robert Jacob Heil of Welland
has accepted the position of town
clerk for the village of Hensall.
Mr. Heil, 25 has completed a
clerk-treasurer course from the
University of Kingston as well as
a two-year course on municipal
administration.
"We received 26 applications
for the job said councilman John
Baker. "It was a difficult
decision to choose from so many
qualified applicants, however we
were looking for a younger mart,
with some background and
initiative."
Mr. Heil will take office August
15.
Haverhamp, attended the
meeting to ask council and Mr.
Uderstadt about drains installed
WI the township road allowance
which affects their properties.
The first two readings were
given to the Datars Logan
Report, This is a Hay Township
drain estimated to cost $6,225.
Court of revision for this drain
was set for September 2, 8:15
p.m.
Mr. Uderstadt was appointed to
Institute arrange
cook book sale
Kippen East Women's Institute
have been compiling a cook
book of their special recipes. The
cookbook has been printed and
assembled and is now on sale
from any, of the members.
Mrs. Don Upshall entertained
at a miscellaneous shower in
honour of her niece, Miss Diane
Adkins of Exeter on July 25.
Mr. & Mrs. Ed McBride have
returned from Sault Ste Marie.
Mr. & Mrs. W, L, Mellis visited
recently with Mr. & Mrs. Tom
Burke in Wroxeter,
Mr. & Mrs.Arnold Gackstetter
visited with Mr, & Mrs. Harold
Jones, and also in the Kippen
area last week.
Families unite
in Exeter park
The Parker-Keyes picnic was
held on Saturday at Riverview
Park, Exeter with over sixty
members and their families
attending from London, Mitchell,
Stratford, Grand Bend, Port
Credit, Exeter, Hensall,
Seaforth, Whitby, Brampton.
Cpl. Doug Wein, Rick and
Judith Parker were in charge of
the races and games. They were
assisted by George and Kan
Parker.
A delicious supper was enjoyed
by all and a special feature of the
event was the celebration of Mr.
& Mrs. Wilmer MacDonald,
Brampton 25th wedding an-
niversary. A humorous mock
wedding was enjoyed after which
they were presented with an
anniversary cake and many gifts.
Mrs. Margaret Ruston
Stratford was president, and
Mrs, Patsy Dalton, Seaforth,
treasurer of the picnic.
Attend wedding at Newmarket
Mr. & Mrs. Bert Horton, Mr. &
Mrs. Peter McNaughton, Mr. &
Mrs. Ed Corbett were in
Newmarket on Saturday at-
tending the wedding of Catharine
Anne Vickers and Ronald Alan
McGuckin in Trinity United
Church, Newmarket. The bride is
a niece of Mrs. Horton and Mrs.
MeNaughton,
report on the petition for a dram
by Tony DeJong and Jim
McIntosh.
Applications were approved for
three tile drainage loans,
amounting to $10,800,
The first two readings were
passed in a bylaw to stop up that
portion of a road allowance
parallel and adjacent to No. 8
highway on the property recently
purchased by Fletcher Tile Ltd.
in Harpurhey,
This originally was a road
allowance between Tuckersmith
and McKillip Townships, The
bylaw will be given third and
final reading in September.
Bylaws were passed repealing
and changing the zoning to C3
service, commercial, general on
lot 6 of plan 23 at Vanastra.
This the former Sergeants
Mess which is proposed as the
site for a restaurant tavern by
Cecil Lewis owner of the
Shillelagh Motor Hotel at Lucan.
Eight applications for building
permits were approved: Jim
Hoy, Vanastra, front porch: Bill
Strang, Egmondville, closing in
carport: Gerben Wynja, RR 4
Seaforth, silo: John Haverhamp,
RR 1 Brucefield, implement
shed: Robert Van Den Neucker,
RR 4, Seaforth, swimming pool:
Gerald Traquair, RR 2, Kipper),
workshop: Peter Gahwieler,
Vanastra, addition to
house:Richard Kloss, London,
renovation to former SS No. 3
school to residence.
Posted for payment were ac-
counts totalling $40,568,07.
Construction labour accounts for
the day care centre at Vanastra
were approved as paid for a total
of $1,956.21.
Council will apply for a L.I.P.
grant (Local initiative program
under the Federal Government)
for 1975-76 which will be used in
Vanastra for cleaning up brush,
dead trees, etc.
Huron County land division
committee has approved
severances for Mary Coleman
Seaforth, for property in Har-
urhey and for Frank Reynolds,
Harpurhey, for property owned
by him located across the road
from his home,
The Ontario Municipal Board
notified council that approval has
been given for re-zoning of part
lot 26, concession 1, Huron Road
survey from Maple Leaf Mills to
construct a plant on the Klaver
farm.
The township received the first
half, $8,499 of the 1975 un-
conditional per capita grant for
the Ministry of Treasury,
Economics and Intergovern-
mental Affairs based on a
population of 2,833 amounting to
$16,998 ($6 per head).
The next meeting will be held
on August 12 at 7:30 p.m. at
Huron Centennial School,
Brucefield.
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Mrs., Hilda Payne, Phone 262-5018
Mrs, Bertha MacGregor, Phone 262-2925
Approve building permits
Discuss Tuckersrnith drains.
Say farewell to Guide leader,
seek helpers for fall program
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