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John Consitt
Box 125, Hensail
TURKEY
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tario Ticketseach week.
Appointments made Times-Adyocate, December 14, 1978
Reeve calls for restraint
With the village of Hensall
in the midst of several ex
pensive undertakings the
word “restraint” might have
to be worked into next year's
budget, according to Reeve
Harold Knight.
Knight told' the inaugural
session of Hensall council
Monday “I hope we can be
reasonable as possible in our
budget.”
He said two of the bigger
projects for the new council
will be planning and the
annexation of surrounding
lands.
While Knight said “we’ve
been fairly well on budget for
the year” Hensall
ratepayers can expect a big
jump in their taxes to pay for
the storm sewers which are
presently being installed.
Also expected to go up, are
the levies from the county
and the school boards, two
areas which the village had
little control over, he said.
Participating in the
inaugural ceremonies which
saw Richard Packham and
Klaas Van Wieren take their
places on council, was
Reverend Garnet Husser of
Hensall United Church.
Reverend Husser who has
been in Hensall for two
months, congratulated the
village and council on their
“fine attitude” which they
have towards newcomers.
He said the storm sewer
work and the new com
munity centre “speaks of a
progressive community”.
At the meeting, several
council appointments were
made.
Reappointed as the
village’s representative to
the Ausable-Bayfield Con
servation Authority was
Harry Klungel.
Looking after the village’s
interests on the Hensall
Parks Board will be coun
cillors Paul Neilands and
Packham. -Ratepayers
appointed are Bevan Bon-
thron, Melvin Wurm,
William Soldan, Wayne Reid
and Leonard Hoffman.
Serving on the village’s
dump and fire committee
will be Nielands and
Packham while Klungel and
Van Wieren were appointed
to the drains, streets and
property committee.
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The Christmas meeting of
Unit Four of Hensall United
Church was held Thursday in
the Fellowship Hall with 19
members and two visitors
present.
Mrs. James McAllister
opened the meeting with a
short story based on Psalm
16 verse 11. She said, “that
all of life is fitting pieces
together, but if we follow the
path where God leads us, our
life -.experiences will blend
into a meaningful whole.
Many Christmas carols
were sung and Mrs. Eric
Luther told a beautiful story
on the birth of Christ taken
from the book, “Out of the
Ivory Palaces.”
Mrs. Albert Alexander had
the devotion and based her
talk on the Christmas story.
A total of 67 visits were
made to sick and shut-ins by
the members. All members
are asked to bring used
stamps and old eye-glasses
to the January meeting.
The 1979 executive is to
remain the same as 1978 with
two changes. Mrs. Nan
Britton first vice-president
instead of Mrs. Pearl Erratt
and Mrs. Rogerson as
secretary assisted by Mrs.
Earle Rowe.
The meeting closed with a
hymn followed by the
benediction. Lunch was
served by Mrs. Robert
McAllister and her com
mittee.
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Wednesday night the
Hensall Juveniles travelled
to Listowel and came up with
a tie.
The Listowel team went
ahead in the first period with
two goals. In the second
period Hensall came back
with a strong offensive effort
and scored three goals to put
Hensall ahead 3-2.
The first Hensall goal was
scored by Ron May assisted
by Rob Pry de.
The second and third
Hensall goals both came
from Dave Cann, the second
on an assist by Daniel
Preszcator and the third was
unassisted.
With only 1.38 left in the
third period the Listowel
team tied the score at 3-3.
On Friday night the
'Hensall Juveniles came up
with a big win against the
strong Milverton Juveniles.
The first period ended
scoreless.
In the second period there
were three goals scored, the
first two by Milverton and
Hensail’s first goal coming
at the 1.49 mark, scored by
Grant Love and assisted by
Steve Grainger.
Hensall went ahead in the
third period with two goals,
the first scored by Steve
Grainger from Grant Love
and the winning goal came
from Rob Willert assisted by
Pat Cyr.
Kevin Geoffrey played a
strong game in goal to allow
the hard shooting of
Milverton team only two
goals.
Hensall plays against
Listowel on Friday in
Hensall at 8 p.m. Support
your home town team on
Friday.
OPEN MONDAY
TILL CHRISTMAS
SALES
ACTIVE
Hensall Sales Barn was
active again last Thursday
with higher prices and
demand being mostly in
heifers and steers. Heifers;
$61.50 *$67.50, sales to $69.25;
steers, $64.00-$67.50, sales to
$68.40. Pigs; feeders, $60.75-
$72.00; weaners $50.25-$58.50.
OPEN HOUSE AT FIRE HALL — The Hay-Hensall-Tuckersmith area fire department held an
open house at their fire hall Saturday. Showing the pumper's controls to Lisa Hyde and Jim
Coughlin is fire chief Jim Hyde. Staff photo
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and district new’s
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CORRESPONDENTS
Mrs, Hilda Payne, Phone 2&2-5O18
Mrs. Bertha MacGregor, Phone 262-2025
Welcome new neighbors
Many
The C.P.T. committee of
the I O O F and Rebekah
Lodges held a euchre party
on Friday evening with
seven tables playing. The
winners were as follows:
lone ands, Mrs. Schwartz,
Exeter; ladies’ high, Mrs.
Freida Boa; gent’s high,
Garnet Hicks, Exeter; ladies
consolation, Mrs.
McBeath; Gent’s
solation, Cecil Pepper.
Lucky ticket winners on a
draw were Mrs. Mary
Broadfoot and Perc Camp
bell. Mr. Eric Mansfield
directed the events and
announced the next euchre
will be held in January.
Alex
con-
Carmel service
Rev. A. Young of Goderich
conducted service in Carmel
Presbyterian Church on
Sunday. His message was
“God’s Gift”. Mrs. Robert
Taylor presided at the organ.
Miss Beatrice'Thompson and
Mr. Ron Fleming ac
companying on their guitars
sang “Go Tell It On The
Mountain.”
The Induction service for
the Rev. Kenneth Gordon
Knight who has been called
to the charges of Carmel,
Cromarty, and Caven
churches will be in Caven
Church, Exeter on Thur
sday, December 14 at 8 p.m.
The service next Sunday,
December 17, Rev. Knight
will be in charge of the
service at the usual time
10:15 a.m.
Kinettes entertain
The Hensail Kinettes
entertained the children of
the district at the public
school on Saturday afternoon
when members from South
Huron High School, Exeter
presented two plays which
were much enjoyed. Santa
Claus also arrived
passed out treats.
and
Presentation
A number of friends and
relative^ enjoyed an evening
at the home of Mr. & Mrs.
Jim Sangster in honour of
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Corbett who
mjved from their farm in
Hay township and have
taken up residence in
Hensall. They were
win at euchre
presented with a gift by Ed
Corbett. Bertha MacGregor
read the accompanying
address. Jack and Hazel
made a fitting reply
thanking all. A social hour
was enjoyed and refresh
ments served.
Doug Shirray was master of
ceremonies assisted by the
executive. Following the
presentation of prizes a “pot
luck” supper was enjoyed by
all.
Open House at Fire Hall
A large number attended
the “Open House” at the new
fire hall on Saturday af
ternoon. The Hay-Hensall-
Tuckersmith firemen were
in attendance. The building
is a very fine structure and is
one of the most up to date
halls in the district. Coffee
and doughnuts were served.
Successful jitney
The Hensall Curling Club
held a most successful jitney
with both the 1 p.m. and 3
o’clock draw being filled.
Personals
Mrs. Jack Consitt who
recently underwent surgery
in University Hospital,
London returned to her home
last week.
Mr. & Mrs. Austin Wheeler
of Detroit visited this week
with the latter’s aunt Mrs.
Edgar Munn.
The Hensall Boys
Club wishes to thank
the U.C.W. of Hensall
for their donation.
Also a special thanks
to the Mann's family of
Hensall for all tneir
generous help. Any
donations would be
greatly appreciated.
Ladies meet
for Christmas
The Chiselhurst U.C.W.
met Tuesday afternoon with
the president Mrs. Jack
Brintnell in charge. She
opened the meeting with
Christmas poems. The roll
call was answered by your
favourite hymn.
Mrs. Brintnell gave a
report of the Presbyterial in
Winghamwhichwas attended
by Mrs. Parker and Mrs.
Brintnell.
Rev. T.G. Husser was the
guest speaker and the theme
of his message was “Give of
ourselves rather than money
gifts”. Mrs. Brintnell thank
ed Rev. Husser and all who
helped her in any way during
the past year.
The members invited a
guest to the meeting.
Following the Benediction
all sang “Sing of the Joy of
Christmas Time”. Members
exchanged gifts with their1
secret pals. Refreshments
were served by Mrs. Harold
Parker, Mrs. Thos.
Brintnell, Mrs. Earla Cole
man and Mrs. Jack
Brintnell.
Please forward to
Frank Bailey
President ’
66Queen St., Hensall
The winner of our
ceramic Christmas
tree draw was tickey
No. 126, Julie Mock,
172 Queen St., Hensall
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