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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-06-09, Page 15He will appreciate it . . . and you and the kids may get to use it too. The La-Z-Boy Reclina-Rocker of your choice will add a new life style to your home. Imagine, an evening of reading, TV-viewing, rocking, or reclining even to full bed in a handsome La-Z-Boyl You'll enjoy all the comfort you've ever dreamed of! La-Z-Boy's exclusive Comfort Selec- tor is available on all Reclina-Rockers. This La-Z-Boy "first" lets you put your feet up and really stretch out. Your favorite style, Traditional, Con- temporary, Early American, is avail- able in a panorama of beautiful deco- rator colors, fabrics and vinyls, 20% OFF MANUFACTURER'S RETAIL PRICE HOMEMAKERS TO HURON COUNTY HENSALL ONTARIO 262.2023 Open Tues., Wed., Thurs. & Sat. 9 - 6 Friday 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. CLOSED MONDAYS Vented GOLF' JACKETS 9 495 TIE RACKS Holds up to four dozen ties $598 For the young at heart See our full range of LEVI Jeans, Jackets and Shirts Other Gift Ideas Include: • Ties • Belts • Sox A • Swimwear • Sweaters • Sport Shirts, etc. Father's Day is Sunday, June 19th Choose your gift for dad from our wide selection of quality merchandise. LEISURE SUITS Comfortable, cool and easy to care for are the features of our leisure suits in polyester or wool blends. '98 To '119 WALKING SHORTS $995 $1 700 Contrasting, washable, polyester SLACKS $19" $26" FORTREL BLAZERS navy, brown, sand, light blue or wine. $5900 SHORT SLEEVE VELOUR SPORT SHIRTS '18.00 FO AO Main St., Exeter May & Son Phone 235-0852 I tAltr;EX IOW Public.Meetiog,„,,„ Tuesday, June 21 at 8:00 p.m. HAY TOWNSHIP HALL, ZURICH To Consider An Amendment to the Huron County Official Plan Concerning A Proposed Residential Development Part lots 10 and 11, Lake Road West Concession Hay Township Town Plot of St, Joseph 109th ANNUAL 1977 HENSALL SPRING FAIR & STOCK SHOW Heavy Horses, Light Horses & Ponies • IMPLEMENT ROW • TUESDAY, JUNE 21st Horse Judging to Commence Promptly at 5i00 p.m. • * FEATURING 53 PRIZE HEREFORD FEEDING CALVES TO BE JUDGED and AUCTIONED BABY SHOW hi the AUDITORIUM at 7:15 p.m. No Entry Fee - Prizes for All Contestants Old McDonald's Farm Display - Miniature Tractor Pull PARADE 6:00 p.m. OFFICIAL OPENING 7:30 p.m. By Jack Riddell BOOTH ON GROUNDS BAND in Attendance MONSTER MIDWAY Tricycles 8 Bicycles, Costumed Children AUCTION SALE OF CALVES 9:30 p.m. ADMISSION Adults $1,00 - Students 50 Cars $1.00 - Children Under 12 Free CKNX Mobile Unit in Attendance rn-t, HENSALL ARENA GETS $300 CLOSER — The Hensall Arena and Community Centre fund was boosted $300 by a contribution by students of Hensall Public School. Left to right are David Rowcliffe, Becky Baker, Shelly McLeod, Leesa Hamather, Karen Shiels, Tammy Tuerner, Brad Stewart, Hensall fund chairman Eric Luther and treasurer Carl Mc/Vtahon. T-A photo •Arena tenders being studied Tenders for the new Hensall Arena and Community Centre were opened Tuesday but Hensall clerk Bob Heil says the proposed costs are far from final. Five contractors submitted tenders ranging from $687,850 to $750,000. Heil said council was budgeted for total cost of $635,000. "The tenders were proposal tenders so the final cost of the arena may end up nowhere near the proposed prices", he in- dicated. The contractors have agreed to • be flexible so council may decide what parts of the accepted tender will be used and which may be refused, he said. "Council will whittle the have been successful according to Heil." "We're averaging between $175 to $200 per house on the canvass", he said. Back from hospital Mrs. Ernie Davis who has been a patient in Victoria Hospital London for the past two weeks returned to her home on Satur- day. Mr. & Mrs. Don MacLaren, Jodi and Lesa Connely, Oakville spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Chapman and Mrs. Bertha MacGregor. Mrs. Wilmer Ferguson is a patient in St. Josph's Hospital, London. Charles Mickle, Hamilton spent the weekend with his mother, Mrs. Laird Mickle ,and on Sunday they attended the christening of the latter's grandson Jeffrey David Collins, son of Mr. & Mrs. Brian Collins, - Kitchener. , Mrs. Laird Mickle visited last Friday with Mr. & Mrs. Kdith Hillier in London. Mr. & Mrs. John Skea, Colin and Karen of Brampton and `Mr. & Mrs. Randy Mason and Andrew of Huron Park visited with the latter's parents Mr. & Mrs. John Skea on Sunday on the occasion of Karen's Christening. Mr. & Mrs. John McGuire, Shannon, Seamus, Brianna of Erin visited with the latter's parents, Mr. & Mrs. Jack Smith on Sunday. Also Jordie Smith of London visited with his grand- parents. John Blackwell Ready for law study John D. Blackwell, son of David C. B. Blackwell and the late Lillie K. Miller Blackwell, RR2, Hensall, graduated on Monday, June 6 at the 22nd Convocation of the University of Western Ontario with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Honours History. During the past four years John has been registered at Huron College where he has been consistently on the Dean's Honours List. J In his first year he won the John Gordon Rowe Prize for top standing in History. He was thrice the recipient of a Huron College Corporation Scholarship and in his final year was awarded a Fourth Year Award for Honours Students, In the autumn ohn will begin studies in the aculty of Law at Western, John Blackwell returned home on Sunday after a four week visit in Great Britain and Ireland. While in Edinburgh he attended a garden party hosted by the Queen at the Palace of Holyroodhouse. He was also present at a Jubilee Service of Thanksgiving *at Lincoln Cathedral. figures to fit their own need". The proposed arena and community centre in the tenders is a "Rolls Royce" centre which will cost less once the unnecessary features are removed by coun- cil, he said. There are things from the old arena such as glass which may be used for the new arena, he suggested. "When council finishes the people of Hensall will have exactly what they wanted", said Heil, Council has 30 days to negotiate the final design of the arena with contractors. The arena and community centre canvass reached $17,500 this week and the °canvassers Complete fire survey June 9, 1977 Page 15 'Ask for more subsidy due to high snow removal swimming pool.. Clerk James McIntosh is to arrange A date with Seaforth council. The next meeting of council has been set for June 20,, The excessive snow removal costs on the township roads in Tuckersmith Township last winter amounting to $73,850 are the reason behind council requesting a supplementary road maintenance subsidy of $21.399.20 from the Ministry of Tran- sportation and Communications. It was also learned at the council session in Brucefield, Tuesday night that council received a $17,000 supplementary subsidy allocation from the ministry for part of the balance of the grader purchased this spring. Council authorized the Vanastra Recreation Centre board to purchase a new 10 H.P. tractor lawn mower with 36-inch cut twin blade from Maple Leaf small engine sales and service in Clinton. The mower listed at $1,149 will cost $650 plus tax and trade-in of present mower. Councillor Frank Falconer is in charge of the purchase, Council learned that the survey on fire protection needs in• the township has been completed by Don Owens of the Ontario Fire Marshal's office. His report is to be discussed with council members in a committee of the whole in camera. When council has been in- formed of the contents of his report an open meeting with the ratepayers in Tuckersmith will be held to discuss the report if council believes it contains in- formation of interest to therh. Mr. Owens had offered to attend this meeting to answer questions on his report. Requests for building permits were approved as follows: Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Holland, RR 4, Clinton, swimming pool; Arnold and John VanMiltemburg, RR 4, Seaforth, two concrete sealed silos; Jack Bell, Kippen, addition to house; James R. Knights, Egmondville, addition to house; Ivan Forsyth, Egmondville, attached garage; Roy Hen- derson, Harpurhey, new house. When Clerk-Treasurer James McIntosh of RR 3,-Seaforth, quits his job at the end of the month, the township will lose its town- ship office, It has been located in the spacious country home of Mr. McIntosh. Jack McLachlan, presently treasurer with the Municipality of Bracebridge, will assume Mr. Communion The Sacrament of Holy Communion was administered by Rev.'"Don Beck at the Hensall'" United Church on Sunday, June 5. A large Communicant Class was admitted to the Membership of the church including the following. Sandra Joan Dixon, Lori Ann Flynn, Linda Dianne Gerstenkorn, Lisa Louise Hamather, Vicki Lyn Mann, Janet Elizabeth McAllister, Murray John McGregor, Laurie Ann Pepper and Marilyn Irene Pepper, and Mrs. Linda Traquair. Reaffirming her Confirmation Vows was Mrs. Joyce Pepper and ' being welcomed from other churches were Grant and Donna St. John. Preaching on the topic, "What about the Future?" Rev. Beck spoke on the glory associated with the Cross and the coming of the Holy Spirit to the apostles and to us. Queensway "Birthday greetings" to Russell Erratt, June 6 and to Lucille Wuerth, June 8. Visitors: Mr. & Mrs. Earl Unger, Kitchener with Mrs. E. Sararas, Clarence and Margaret billing, Sarnia visited Anna billing. Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Wright and Greta and Amy Lammie, Chester and Illa Dunn and Iva Ridley visited Vera Lammie. Lee and Anna McConnell and Helen Taylor, Mark Taylor, Illeen Consitt and Pearl Erratt visited Russell Erratt, Marion and Howard Johns visited Mabel Johns. Mr. & Mrs. Ivan Taylor visited Adeline Taylor. Marion Schenk and Jeanette Lippert visited Hugo Schenk and Harold Glanville. Sid and Pearl Pullman, London visited Bernice Lavery. Mr. & Mrs. Ted Pooley, Exeter visited several friends. Vera Pincombe and Verna Coates visited Louise Mitchell. Sim and Mary Roobol visited Mrs. Lavery, Mrs. Lammie, Mrs. Johnston and Mrs. billing. Baptism Dr. troug Fox of Huron College conducted baptism service in Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sunday when Mr. & Mrs. John F. Skea presented their daughter Karen Elizabeth for baptism. Miss Brenda Pepper presided at the organ. Rev. Nelson, Moderator of First Presbyterian Church, Seaforth, Will conduct the service of Holy Communion next Sunday, June 12 at 10:15 a.m. At St. Paul's Anglican Church the service of Holy Baptism was administered to Anne Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Richard Packham by Rev. G. A. Anderson. This was followed by the service of Holy COmmunion. McIntosh's position the first of July. The 31-year old Mr. McLachlan was born in the township a son of Mr. & Mrs. Robert McLachlan, RR 3 Kippen. He has rented a farm house for his wife the for- mer Mary Helen Buchanan of Walton and his two-year old daughter, Sherri Ann near his parental home on concession 4. Council is negotiating with the Bank of Montreal for its former bank building in Vanastra. Part of the building now vacant would be used as an office for the clerk. The federation of Agriculture occupies an office there as well. Ronald McGregor attended the meeting to complain about flooding problems which he had had each heavy rain period since the Cooper municipal drainage system was closed in. "It has even put the furnace out," he said. Council will make an in- spection of the drain with the engineer. Council actepted the resignation of Mrs, Dianne Black from the Vanastra Day Care Centre Board, no explanation given for her decision. Council will ask the county of Huron to re-consider its decision not to take over the Hensall road as requested by the township. Because the road is heavily travelled by gravel trucks to nearby gravel pits, traffic to the busy Hensall livestock weekly sale, and the grain elevators at Hensall, council considers it had made a legitimate request for the take-over. A letter from the town of Bus Fare Registration for HENSALL SWIMMING HENSALL ARENA June 21st 6:30 - 8 p.m. $5.00 per child per session Seaforth asked the township to Egmondville and Harpurhey pay more for use of the town children use the Seaforth arena dump $1,324. Council will discuss for organized hockey while this with town council and the Seaforth residents, adults and sharing of recreation costs. children, use ,the Vanastra ti