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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1978-06-29, Page 18Page 18 Tjmes-Advocate, June 29, 1978 Hensall■ Id I9WI1I and district news CORRESPONDENTS Mr$, Hitdo Payne, Phone 262-501S Mts. bertha MacGregor, Phone 262-2025 TOWNSHIP OF HAY NOTICE Now awaits approvals Few objections over final plan BEST __________________________ ___ _______ ______________ __________r,„.o feeder calf club, Tuesday. The winners are shown here. From the left are senior winners Les Consitt and John Coleman and the best in the junior category Sandra Finlayson and Beth Consitt. T-A photo IN SHOWMANSHIP — A total of 60 youngsters competed in the showmanship division of the Hensall Spring are due on or before June 30, 1978. St. Paul's women meet JOAN DUCHARME Clerk-Treasurer TOWNSHIP OF HAY The regular meeting of St. Paul’s Anglican Church A.C.W. was held on Thurs day afternoon at the Rec tory. The president, Mrs. Frank Forrest, opened the meeting with the Members Prayer. Devotions were taken from the Living Message and Mrs. Annie Reid read the scripture. Mrs, Helen Roberts gave the meditation. Roll call was answered by naming the place or church where were baptized, confirmed and married. There will be no meetings during the summer. Mrs. George A. Anderson closed the meeting with prayer. don’t get hooked fishing aro SCOTTS LEATHER & TACK SHOP • »• »»»»» • • • ’ • • • •s There was little discussion and no debate at the schedul ed public meeting for input into Hensall’s secondary plan. The Thursday night meeting at Hensail Public School attracted about 25 residents, who listened to Huron planner Roman Dzus outline the main features of the plan. The plan has been for mulated over a two year period following five public meetings. This was the last meeting before the plan goes before Hensall Council for consideration. County Coun cil and the ministry of hous ing must also approve the plan before it is official. Dzus told the meeting there was three major types of growth in Hensall - com mercial, industrial and residential. The primary function of the plan is to con trol landuse so incompatible uses are kept separate, he said. Hensall is now in the process of annexing about 150 acres of land from neighboring townships. Most of the land is in Hay Township to the south of the village. “Basically, Hensail has outgrown its landuse base. If the decision had been to maintain the status quo, then there would have been no need for annexation, but with moderate growth, more land is needed,” said Dzus. '■ During the question period several Hensail residents expressed concern that the plan would restrict commer- cial activities already in operation in residential areas. Dzus said this would not happen as the plan could not restrict an activity that was already established. Another resident said an industry could put pressure on the village council and have the plan changed for its benefit. Reeve Harold Knight said this was impossible as any plan changes required a public meeting. “It isn’t something that can be done under the table/’ he said. 120 Sanders St. W. Exeter, Ont. Phone 235-0694 Complete Line of Western Saddlery Bridles, Halters, Bits, Pads, Blankets, Girths, HORSE HEALTH CENTRE -Fly Wipe, Shampoo, Absorbine Etc. -Lee Jeans & Jackets -Western Boots, Hats, Belts & Shirts -Hand Crafted Leather Goods SAVE&BOWAV at Congregation bids farewell to cleric BEST BUYS AT AL'S CHECK OUR TERM DEPOSIT RATES Up to 1 year - 8% 1 or 2 years - 9% 5 years - 9 Vi % We have a full line of services to suit your needs. WON'T YOU JOIN US? OFFICE HOURS Monday to Thursday 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. Friday 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. CLINTON COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION LTD. EXETER BRANCH Now Located in the Old Town Hall 322 Main St. 235-0640 The Sacrament of infant Baptism was held at Hensail United Church on Sunday, when Mr. and Mrs. Rick McGee presented their daughter, Jennifer Nancy for baptism. Rev. Don Beck officiated and also con ducted the service, sup ported by Mrs. Mary Mof fatt at the organ and Mrs. Marianne McCaffrey direc ting the choir. A choral prelude was sung by Mrs. McCaffrey giving a new up lift to the service and the choir sang the anthem, “Come, Ye Blessed”, the solo parts being taken by Mrs. Donna St. John, Mrs. Belva Fuss, Ron and Doug Mock. For his closing sermon, Rev. Beck chose the text, “how can we know the way?” dealing with how people deal with directions in life. Some are easily mis lead and follow the wrong ' directions - some are aimless. There is no well- marked map to life. Our destiny is tied to our contact with the Lord Jesus Christ. He helps us arrive by being, “The Way”. Flowers on either side* of the pulpit were in loving memory of Alf Clark, placed by his family. Following the service, a reception was held in the Fellowship Hall to bid the Beck family farewell. Rev. Beck has accepted a call to the Corunna charge. On behalf of the congregation Walter Spencer presented the Becks with a portable colour television and stand and an arrangement of dried flowers. We wish the Becks much happiness and fulfill ment in their new surroun dings. Next Sunday, the service will be conducted by Rev. Harold Snell of Exeter. Ser vices will be held in Hensall United Church throughout July- .... An enjoyable evening was spent at Chiselhurst United Church on Thursday when the congregation assembled to honour the minister Rev. Don Beck, Harold Parsons was master of ceremonies and a sing-song was the first on the program with Mrs. Alf Ross at the piano. Mrs. Harold Parsons gave a reading and Miss Marylin Brintnell favoured with piano selections and singing. Mrs. Ben Stoneman read an address and Ross Ker cher presented the Beck’s with a gift from the congregation. 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