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Times-Advocate, May 13, 1976
POUNDING OUT A BEAT: Three drummers highlight one of the songs being put on at Music Night at SHDHS. The drummers accompany the
senior choir from Exeter Public School. T-A photo by Youngs
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Rebekah Lodge drapes charter
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Mostly for education
Henna! faces 24 mill tax increase
Noble Grand Mrs. Bertha
MacGregor presided for the
regular meeting of Amber
Rebekah lodge Wednesday
evening assisted by Vice-Grand
Mrs. Dorothy Parker. The
Charter was draped in loving
memory of the late Sister
Margaret Ingram, Sister Emma
Bothwell, Past President of the
Rebekah Assembly and Bro. Wm
Knox P,G.M. and Bro. Reg.
Thrush P.G.M,
Mrs. Margaret Consitt J.
Welcome
Welcome to Mr. & Mrs.
Berkesx Malik from New Delhi,
India, who have taken up
residence in the Fink Apartments
on Oxford Street. We hope they
will be very happy in their new
land and in the village of Hensall.
P.N.G. reported for the C.P.T.
committee and Mrs. Dorothy
Parker, V.G., reported ior the
visiting committee. The
Financial Secretary Mrs. Irene
Blackwill reported the proceeds
of the Dessert Euchre and sale of
Mother's Day was the topic of
the devotional given by Mrs.
Pearl Shaddick at Unit 4 of
Hensall U.C.W. on Thursday
afternoon. She spoke on the life of
her own mother and theinfluence
that life had on her own. Mrs.
Hazel Luther read a poem on
"Mothers" and Mrs. Nan Britton
and Mrs. Eric Luther sang a
duet, "Under His Wings" ac-
companied at the piano by Mrs.
Dorothy Mickle.
tickets. The members of the
lodge and the subordinate lodge
will attend church service at the
Carmel Presbyterian church
May 23 at 10:15 a.m. The
nomination of officers for the
ensuing term was held.
The topic `"l'anzania" was
given by Mrs. E, Chipchase, who
told us that the Christian Church
in Tanzania sees itself as a co-
worker with the government.
The meeting was chaired by
Mrs. Russell Erratt. At the
business session plans for the
Beef Bar-B-Que, to be held May
26, were completed. The meeting
closed with the hymn, "Come let
us sing of a Wonderful Love"
followed by prayer.
UCW holds
pot-luck supper
A pot-luck supper was the
highlight of the May meeting
when Unit 2 of the Hensall UCW
met Monday night with Unit 4 as
their guests. The ladies enjoyed
the meal of cold meats,
casseroles, salads and desserts.
Mother's Day was the theme of
the meeting which followed and
was opened by a poem on
mothers read by Mona Alderdice.
The devotional, given by Eleanor
Mansfield, directed thoughts to
Hannah, who dedicated her son
Samuel to the Lord in thank-
fullness for his birth.
Following the dedication of the
offering, the business was con-
ducted by unit leader, Hilda
Payne. Arrangements were
completed for the beef bar-b-que
on May 26 and the flower-S in the
church in June. In was decided
not to hold a baking booth at the
Kinette Rummage Sale on May
15.
The program, led by Grace
Drummond and Mona Alderdice,
completed a very enjoyable
evening. Games and contests
were enjoyed by all present.
After the games, all who had
helped were thanked and the
meeting closed with the mizpah
An increase in the general levy
in Hensall's 1976 budget means
residents with a $2,000
assessment, the average
assessment in the village, will be
paying out $48 more in taxes.
The budget, settled at a
Monday night meeting that was
ostensibly called to discuss a
preliminary budget, calls for a
24.16 mill rate increase for the
coming year for public school
supporters.
The mill rate hike is largely
due to Hensall council having to
rid themselves of a surplus of
money from the 1974 fiscal year
in their 1975 budget.
With the surplus, which the law
requires be dispersed, council
"underlevied" in Clerk-
Treasurer Bob Heil's words. This
underlevying left the village in a
break even position after 1975.
Although the mill rate will
jump almost 25 mills, the
Baptismals
at Hensall United
The Sacrament of Baptism was
administered at the United
Church service at Hensall on
Sunday when Mr. & Mrs. Al.
Corbett, Mr. & Mrs. Terry Haugh
and Mr. & Mrs. Ron McBride
presented their children for
baptism. Baptised were
Catherine Donna Corbett,
Theresa Lynn Haugh and
Michael Ronald McBride. Rev.
Don Beck conducted the service
observing Mother's Day as
"The Festival of the Christian
Home" and took for the topic of
his sermon, "Taking things for
granted."
Next Sunday, the Exeter
United Church Junior Choir,
under the direction of Mrs,
Marianne ' McCaffrey, ' will
present "Sam", the story of the
Good Samaritan in modern
musical form, at Hensall United
Church at 11 a.m.
greatest proportion of the extra
money Hensall residents will be
paying will find its way
somewhere other than the
village's coffers.
12,86 mills are going to the
county education levy, the
largest portion of the increase
and another 2,45 mills will go to
the county. Hensall itself will see
9.85 mills of the increase.
The mill increase will mean a
public school supporting resident
will face a levy of 103.93 mills, up
from 1975's 79.77. Separate school
supporters will be paying 109,47
mills, and a commercial public
school supporter will face a levy
of 118,92 mills, up from 91,26,
Present plan,
for apartments
Preceding Budget discussions
at the Council meeting Monday
night, Nicholas Hill, Town &
Country Planner, Goderich,
proposed an alternative apart-
ment building design to Gary
Glenn's previous submission ,in
March 'of two buildings in Hen-
salt.
The new 18-unit apartment
building, to be erected on the
south corner of Queen and
Wellington Streets would be
smaller than the original plan
with sufficient car parking.
Reeve Baker remarked that the
complex would be nice for the
elderly, hearing in mind its
proximity to downtown.
Although the new site would
have only 1,2 parking spaces for
every car as opposed to the 1.4
that is required by Huron County,
the proposal appeared ac-
ceptable to Council. "I like that
plan" said Harold Knight, "I can
see nothing wrong with it."
It's hard for a woman waiting in a
restaurant not to look as if she's
afraid she's been stood up.
Mother's Day topic