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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-09-24, Page 26APPLIANCE REPAIR - Large or small, we'll fie • them all:. . Our repair expsohs, will hay. -your ,applInnce .in tip top shop. .fost. Call us to- day, PECK APPLIANCES "IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA" VARNA 412.1103 011I111111111.11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111IN AL'S MARKET 'HOURS: Fri. 8 oar, - 9 p.M. Tues., Wed., Thurs., & Sat. 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. 262-2017 HENSAII, BETTER BEEF CUT BETTER Values effective until closin g Saturday, September 27, 1980. We reserve the rig ht to limit q uantities. — mac & cheese loaf 11.49 Swift's sliced 1.49 .59 1.39 1.00 Blue Bonnet sf margarinei tub • 79 Five Roses all purpose flour 2,5b 9 1.99 orange . Tan 4 x 3.2 5 ciz. crystals pkg. frozen leo d'or onion rings Cordon Bleu 680 g stews tin Carnation 2% partly skim milk 4 160 VI; 6 oz. pk g, a Tuckersmith township council Tuesday was notified by the Ontario Municipal board that a hearing will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday, October 23 at the Vanastra recreation coMplex on bylaws concerning the responsibility for the debenture debt of $130,000 against the recreation complex. . The need for the hearing arose from opposition by 83 Vanastra ratepayers against an amending bylaw council passed in April, 1980 which would amend or correct a bylaw passed in 1974 calling for the $130,000 debenture debt against the Vanastra recreation centre to, be paid by all the ratepayers across the township. Contrary to the bylaw, for the, past six years, council has been charging the debt only to the landowners in thp hamlet of Vanastra. This had apparently been the original intention of the bylaw that only Vanastra residents Rebekahs hear report Noble Grand Mrs. Hazel Corbett presided for the meeting of Amber Rebekah Lodge on Wednesday evening assisted by Vice- Grand Mrs. Elizabeth Riley, who gave the report of the visiting committee. The Noble Grand reported she had visited Mrs. Grace Thomson in Seaforth Hospital and expressed sincere thanks to mem- bers who sent messages of sympathy to Mrs. Maggie Campbell in her recent bereavement. A letter was read from Bro. Wm. H. Johnston in Watford. Mrs. Leona Parke read the report from D.D.P. Mrs. Jean Henderson. Mrs. Evelyn McBeath gave a detailed report of the Rebekah Assembly she attended in Toronto in June and thanked the members for sending her. Members were reminded of the Installation of Officers-- October first when D.D.P. Verna Thomas of Brussels andher installing staff will be present. DISHING UP — Maude Hoffman and Mildred Kellerman of Dashwooci help themselves to the food at the Pineridge Chalet, Thursday night. The evening was sponsored by the Huron-Middlesex Liberal Association. T-A photo Hold rally day at Carmel Presto girls on Robert Raikes "A Man of Qod"., and delivered a message to the congregation following the Commission of leaders. and teachers. Mrs. Harry Moir presented the following diplomas and seals; 1st year Diploma: Angela Volland, StevenCampbell, John. Bell' . yterian church Pa • !OA Times-Advocate, September 24, 1980 "Si and district news Mrs. Bertha McKO.reser, Phone 262.2o25r 2nd year, seals: Karen Campbell, Mindy Bell, 3rd year seal: Scott Bell. 4th year seal: Angela Bell, Bevan Moir. 6th year seal: Robert Volland. 7th year seal: Brian Moir. Tammy Bell received a Bible and diploma for 8 years. 10th year seal: DOnna Taylor. The Ushers and Usherettes were Brian Moir, Scott Bell, Karen Campbell and Tarnmy Bell. The regular Sunday School 'will corn-, rnence next Sunday Sep-. .ternber 28th at 10:00 a.m. The choir sang the anthem "Morning Has Broken" und9r the direction of Mrs. Robert Taylor. Rally'. Day Service W.4s held in Carmel Presbyterian on Sunday with Young people taking part. David Skea led in the responsive reading and Donna. Taylor and Janet Roggartb led in the Scripture readings. Rev. Kenneth Knight spoke to the Sabbath' school boys and. • Baptism concluded a Rev. Stanley' McDonald conducted worship service at Chiselhurst on Sunday and baptized Elizabeth Ann, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Don Kerslake, The choir sang the anthem "How Great Thou Art". Sunday September 28th the anniversary service will be held at 2:30 p.m. with Rev, Robert McMullen as guest speaker. A male quartette will render selections during the ser- vice. - Hensall United. Church Rev. Stanley C. McDonald conducted the morning service at Hensall United Church.on Sunday, Sep- tember 21 with Dr, Ralph Topp at the organ. The ten voice choir sang "A Prayer of St. Richard of Chichester" and the children's story was about "Following the Leader". The sermon consisted of thoughts on the "The Parable of the Hidden Treasure". Next Sunday, September 28th, the Sacrament of Baptism will be celebrated postponed from Sunday, September 21, and the Offical Board will be meeting on Wednesday evening, September 24. Greeting at the door on Sunday was Charles Cooper and ushers were Ross Veal, Eric Mansfield, Cecil Pepper, and Bob Drysdale. Queensway celebrates birthdays "Birthday Greetings" to Irma Wilds, Levine Fink- beiner, & Vera Lammie who celebrated birthdays during the past month. Vistors with Herb Jones were his wife Lillian and Allan Johnston. Erline Stewart and Shirley . Prouty visited with Isobel Sproat, Mrs. Hendrick and Vivian Alderson, Vera Johnston and Irene Finlayson visited with their mother Mrs. Volland. Alice Rozendal was visited by her husband Don and Mr. & Mrs. George Soepbtoer. Chester Dunn visited Vera Lammie. Roy and Mabel Alderson visited Vivian Alderson. Mike and Ruth Wilds visited with Irma Wilds, Mrs. Mary Oesch visited with her husband Pat Oesch. Nan Britton visited with Russell Erratt. Rev. Stanley McDonald conducted worship service accompanied by Mrs. Sherritt at the piano, Ladies' from the congregation assisted with singing. Men's. High bowling score was Ross Thompson 181 and ladies was Mary Parlmer 101. Personals Mr, & Mrs. Hugh McCallum of London were recent visitors with their aunt Mrs. Edgar Munn. Mr. & Mrs. Carl Payne enjoyed a two week trip to the Atlantic Provinces with good weather. While in Halifax, they were able to have a delightful visit with Miss Donna Forrest who is working at Dalhousie University. Mr. & Mrs. George Coulter of Listowel were recent visitors with the latter's sister Mrs. Alic Ferg. Mrs. Margaret Smith of Zurich was a recent visitor with friends in Hensall. Mr. & Mrs. 0. Plummer of Kitchener visited recently with friends in this vicinity. would pay for the centre as agreed to in a petition signed by a reported 79 per cent of the landowners. It has not been determined why the bylaw, that required Ontario Municipal Board approval, was incorrectly worded. With many or most of that original 79 per cent of the Vanastra ratepayers no longer living in the hamlet, the present ratepayers feel it is an unfair burden. This feeling of unfairness is in- tensified because the recreation complex is completely changed from the original concept of the Vanastra residents who wanted an outdor swimming pool. It is now an expensive indoor pool used mainly by people living outside of Vanastra; the skating rink is now a private curling club whose membership includes very few Vanastra residents; a community hall for which there , is an ex- pensive rental fee and which is rented by people mainly outside the confines of. Vanastra. A $285,000 addition to the recreation complex this summer has added another expense to the Vanastra residents, although the whole of the township is charged with this cost, in- cluding the Vanastra lan- downers, and any' operating deficits as well. Another contentious issue is that the recreation complex is owned by the township and is managed by the township council with the Vanastra residents having no voice in the management. Last month council voted to support the amending bylaw, the subject of the OMB hearing to be held October 23, with the ex- ception of Councillor William Brown who said he "could not go along with the bylaw", and was the lone dissenting vote. Reeve Ervine Sillery, Deputy reeve Robert Bell and Clerk Jack McLachlan were named to a committee to prepare township report for the hearing. In other business at the meeting Tuesday night, the tender for the construction of 270 feet of sidewalk in Please turn to page 11 A e.11111i111111111111 The Light Touch B yo JACK ELAVENDER Customers Please Note t•-1 .71 Jack goes into F. hospital from Sept. 28 until ? QUEEN OF THE FURROW — Ontario Queen of the Furrow Peggy Kniesz officially opened the 1980 Exeter Above, she is shpwn chatting with Peggy and Jack Tinney of Hay township. 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