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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-12-09, Page 22Page 6A Times -Advocate, December 9, 1981 Bylaw on Monday's agenda No opposition to establishing BIA Hensall cncil plans to pass -a -by a'Iaw establishing a Business Improvement Area in the core of the village. The purpose of the by-law is the "improvement, beautification and main- tenance of municipally owned lands, buildings and structures in the area, beyond such Improvement, beautification and main- tenance as is provided at the expense of the municipality at large, and the promotion of the area as a business or WIN GIRLS VOLLEYBALL - Hensoll Public School won the area elementary school aids volleyball championship, Friday. Back, left, coach Jane Hnatyk, Lisa Parsons, Donna Taylor, Julie McBride, Elizabeth Sangster, Kathy Ingram and Kim Pegelo. Front. Sherrie Gulloge, Susan Flynn, Christine Rose, Karen Campbell, Tommy Bell and Kim Ingram. T -A photo shopping area." The by-law under the Municipal Act, will also establish a board of management for the im- provement area. In a letter circulated to those in the affected area, the portions of the village involved are described as: "The north and south side of King Street from Highway 4 to Brock Street and, the east and west side of Wellington Street from Richmond Street north to Richmond Street South and, the east side of Brock Street from Oxford Street West to Queen Street West and the east and west side of highway 4 from Mill Street to 266 feet south of Richmond Street South." The notice was sent out on October 7, and under the Municipal Act, if up to one third of the persons affected, representing one third of the assessed value of the HOLD PARTY The families of the Hen- sall Branch of the Canadian Legion and Ladies' Auxiliary entertained their families to an enjoyable afternoon on Sunday when slides were shown followed by gifts treats and lunch served by the ladies'. The draw for the "Money Doll sponsored by the Ladies' Legion Auxiliarywill be made December 23. First prize is $50. second prize $25. The doll is on dis- play in the window at William's Hairstyling. properties involved file a petition of opposition, within two months, the by-law will not be passed. If only one person registers opposition to the plan within 30 days (early November) the by-law could not be passed' without Municipal Board approval. Hensall clerk Betty Oke said Thursday, that no petitions concerning the BIA had been received. The letter states the council plans to pass the by- law at their meeting December 14. The by-law allows the village to levy a special charge on business tax assessment in the area to be administered by the BIA board of management. The fee may be levied in relation to the benefits, in the opinion of the council, that the business may receive from any improvements made in the area. Oke pointed out that any bylaws and budgets originating from the BIA would have to be passed as bylaws by council and must first be circulated to those affected in a similar man- ner. Present white gifts at Carmel service White Gift service was held in Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sunday when members of the Sunday School took their place in the front of the church, presented their gifts and sang two numbers "Come and Praise the Lord Our King" and Jesus Bless These Gifts." Miss Tammy Bell lit the second candle of Advent. The Church auditorium was beautifully decorated and a lighted tree made a setting for the festive season. The decorating was capably done by the members fo the Ar- nold Circle Evening Aux- iliary. Miss Sandra Wadel was a guest playing two solos on her accordion "Star of the East" and "Silent Night. Holy * Night".Misses Janet Hoggarth and Donna Taylor read Scripture. passages. Rev. Kenneth Knight conducted the ser- vice and delivered a message on "Christian Hope". The children were accom- panied by the organist Mrs. Dorothy Taylor. Sunday December 13 the Sacrament of Holy Commu- nion will be dipensed. The young people of the chhurch will meet on Wednesday - evening December 8 at 7.30 p.m. Choir practice will be held on Thursday evening December 9 at 7:00 p.m. Please asttend these meetings. SHARE VOLLEYBALL WIN - The Hensall boy's volleyball team was in o three way tie for first place in a tournament held of the school Friday. Shown with coach Doug Pierson are: (bock from left) Peter Cook. Ivan Triebner, Tim Hann, Poul Campbell, David Dougall and Travis Beaver; (front, from left) Don Wareing, Steve McCullough, Trevor Cottrell, Jon Ferris, Steve Harburn and Bill Stebbins. Legion ladies okay donations The regular meeting of the Legion Ladies' .Auxiliary was held on Tuesday evening with the president Mrs. Alice Neilands presiding. Donations were made to the day care centre at Huron - view minor hockey and free skating for children at the Hensall arena. Plans were finalized to purchase gifts tor lite members and the Veterans at Westminster Hospital The L1dues' will visit the Queensway Nursing Manor at ('hrt turas with treats. A discussion arose on "The Vial oI late" The members exchanged gifts. lunch was served and a social hour en- joyed Chiselhurst U.C.W. enjoy Christmas dinner Following ,I delicious turkey dinner the 1' C.W of Chiselhurst held their Christmas meeting in the Fellowship Hall of Hensall United Church. The tables were tastefully decorated and a Christmas tree presented a splendid appearance. There were twenty-five attending. The President Mrs. Dorothy Brintnell opened the meeting with prayer and a Christmas poem. Mrs. Earla Coleman had a meaningful Christmas Worship and the members sang several Christmas Hymns. throughout the worship. Mrs. I)on Kerslake Favoured with Christmas selections at the piano. Rev. McDonald gave the message "Our Christmas Celebrations. how we put Christ into Christmas". The roll call was answered by naming a gift we could remember receiving in childhood. An invitation was received APPLIANCE REPAIR Largo or small, w•'II fix them oil... Our repair •zperts will have your appliance In tip top shape fest. Call its to- day. UPECK APPLIANCES "IN THE MART OP DOWNTOWN VARNA" VARNA 482-710 ti 3 3 3 3 3 t t A Children's Christmas Party 3 3 3 2 3 1 4 Kinsmen Club of Hensall Presents • J. Dec. 19, 1981 Hensall Public School Films, Treats Santa Claus 2 p.m. Sharp Free Admission to the general meeting of Hensall U.C.W. The group will now by known as Unit 3 of Hensall U.C.W. A Thank You was received from Jean Cole, who had been previously honoured by her mother with a life membershihp and pin. The January meeting was reviewed and the slate of Of- ficers for the coming year are as follows: leader, Mrs. Dorothy Brintnell: ass't. Mrs. Alvin Cole: secretary, Mrs. Jack Brintnell: ass't, Mrs. Ted Roberts; treasurer. Mrs. Alvin Cole; pianist. Mrs. Alf Ross; program. Mrs. Cole and Mrs. Dorothy Brintnell; friendship. Mrs. Dick Taylor and Mrs Alf Ross: social, Mrs. Cole. Mrs. Mary Br;ntnell and Mary Kinsman: church in society, Mrs. Harold Parker and Mrs. Beatrie Munn: Chris- tian development. Mrs. Gerald Glenn: leadership, Mrs Ea rla Coleman: nomination. Mrs. Fredo Boa. The exchanged of gifts brought the afternoon to a close with the Benediction. OHA JUNIOR D HOCKEY AT THE HENSALL ARENA See the Seaforth Centenaires in action Fri , Dec. 11 8:45 p.m. Seaforth Centenaires vs Thedford Braves Sun , Dec. 13 3:30 p.m. Seaforth Centenaires vs Lucan Irish Six This Advertisement Sponsored By Duftman's Bakery Mrs. Mabel Glenn, Exeter, asked the Grace for the social which followed. The afternoon tea was provided by Fredo Boa, Beatrice Munn. Laureta F:iley and Phyllis Parsons. Personals Mrs. Evelyn Flynn return- ed to her home after spen- ding the past week with her daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Bill O'Brien and family at Bridgen. Mr. Jack Corbett who has been confined to his home owing to illness is somewhat improved. Several area residents en- joyed a bus trip in company with Exeter residents on Saturday to the manket at Kitchener and visited Elmira. ±jnnnnnnlinunlglllllllillu1111111111! The Light Touch By JA 'K LAVENDER Our Sears Order Office 2 1 • ,.a P SAVE 15% on All Christmas Arrangments From Dec. 9 to Dec. 12 h, FLOWER BASKET Hensall 262-5928 OPEN Wed., Thurs, Fri, Sat. 10-5 1st House South of Hensall on ,,,,ul West side of No. 4 • 1• • �r� tr h ! rr HENSALL & DISTRICT COMMUNITY CENTRE 262-3206 Arena Activities Week of December 9 Monday Curling 7-11 Tuesday Minor 5:45-8:45 Jr. Practice 9-10 Intermediate Practice 10-11 Wednesday Mom & Tots 2:30-3:30 Public Skating 3:30-5 Atom vs. Elma Logan 6:00 - Pee Wees vs. Elmo Logan 7 Bantam Practice 8 Midgets vs. Elma Logan 9 Thursday Jim Ferguson 8:30 Friday Seaforth Jrs. vs. Thedford 8:45 Saturday Hensall Minor 8-12 Free Public Skating 1-3 Donated by Hensall Kinsmen Pay Public Skating 7-9 Sunday Public Skating 1-3 Seaforth Jr. vs. Lucan 3:30 Seaforth Industrial Hockey 6:30-10:30 Stoll 1! 1 by Tuckey Bevercrcges Ltd. Pr psi DON'S 7 4 FOOD MARKET Illi. Thank YouPatronagfor e ZURICHHENSALL • 1 236-43 6 262-2648 _.. . 62 3316 Sole Ends Saturday, December 12th, 1981 at Closing IFresh Fresh Medium Fresh Boneless CRROSS OAST RIB GROUND BEEF STEWING BEEF Ib. $1.78 KNECHTEL your Fresh STORE HOURS BLADE ROAST Mon. - Sat. 8-6 Thurs. - Fri. 8-9 Ib. $1.58 1b. $1.78 Ib. $1.98 little boy on Santo's knee: "Please notice that my clothes are new." The hardest thing to swallow is a dose of your own medicine. They say even garbage con be mode into gas- oline. Why not? It's already being made into movies, books, and TV shows. You never get so old you can't learn something foolish. What this country needs is a transmission that will shift the biome. We're in high gear at Jack's Small Engine Repair Service 107 Queen St. Hensall 262-2103 See us for Homelife chain- saw sales that are backed by service. 111111111111111111111111111111111111111Ill111rr GROCERIES Shortening CRISCO 1 Ib. t Powdered Cleanser COMET 400 g. 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CANNED POP $3.99 Kroft Philadelphia plain 250g. CREAM CHEESE 99t Maxwell House Vac Pack COFFEE 1 Ib. bag $2,59 Campbell's Cream of MUSHROOM SOUP ,"_ tin 4/=1.44 "We Like to Serve You A Little Bit Better" Thank you for your patronage Maple leaf Ready to Serve SMOKED PICNICS Ib. $1.29 Map a leaf POLISH SAUSAGE Ib. ' 1.79 Maple Leaf '/2 Sweet Pickled COTTAGE ROLLS 16.5 1.59 Maple Leaf Regular BACON 500 g. $1.99 Maple Leaf sliced COOKEDHAM 1759. 994 FROZEN FOODS Carnation Ranch Cut POTATOES 500 g. pkg. York Stewing VEGETABLES 2 Ib. bag BURGERS Knechtel FRUIT CAKE 400 g. BAKERY 694 '1.19 '1.99 11b. '1.79 Ib '3.49 Weston Raspberry or lemon BUTTER -HORNS 894 Knechtel Brand White Sliced BREAD 24 oz. loot 594 Weston Sandwich BREAD 24 oz. 654 PR I D CE Produce of U.S.A Canada no 1 TANGERINES produce of U.S.A. Canada no 1 doz. 890 BROCCOLI 994 Produce of U.S.A. Canada no. 1 TOMATOES 2 lbs. 2/81 Produce of Canada Canada No. 1 COOKING ONIONS 2 Ib. bag 2/890