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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-10-13, Page 18Times -Advocate, October 13, 198 NEW BENCHES - Paul Smote (left) and Robert Reid install new benches in the miniature park in downtown Hensall. attractive p S w t a c 22 B Council requests uniform code Members of Hensall council present time, the regulations the councillors that the new voted unanimously Tuesday are divided between the At- board will be looking into the w to ensdorse a resolution torney General's office, the matter. drafted by the Ontario Ministry of Municipal Affairs The Salvation Army was Building Officials Association and Housing and the Ministry given a $100 grant by council, t Inc., asking the provincial of Consumer and Commercial to help them in their efforts to t government to streamline the Relations. increase their training H enforcement of building Mr. Van Wieren told coun- capacity to meet increased is regulations by municipalities cil that the present system is services. The grant is part of - throughout Ontario. "like working for three the Salvation Army's L According to Hensall . bosses." The resolution sup- ministries enrichment pro- t building inspector, Herman ports the recommendations of gram and is a one ti Womenhold meetings She closed with the poem "They Didn't Think". A bale is to be packed on October 26. Unit 4 are in charge of flowers in the church for November. A seniors' luncheon is being served on November 4. The next meeting of Unit 4 will be on November 11. Nominations for the 1983 of- ficers were .held. The meeting closed with a hymn followed by the Benediction. Lunch was serv- ed by Mrs. Britton, Mrs. Caldwell, Mrs. Riley and Mrs. Reid. United Church The GraceofGratitude was the sermon topic on Sunday morning at the United Church for the Annual Thanksgiving Service. The church was beautifully decorated by Unit two of the U.C.W. with many reminders of our harvest season. The choir led the congrega- tion in the Ministry of Music with Doug Klopp at the organ. Carol Stuart was soloist sing- ing two very beautiful solos for Thanksgiving. Mr. McDonald's story was "How Thankful Are We" as he brought out of the brown Mrs. Marlene Bell, presi- An inspiring report of the dent of Carmel Presbyterian Westminster Weekend was Church presided on Monday given by Mrs. Joyce Pepper evening. Mrs. Bell opened at the October meeting of with a Thanksgiving" poem Hensall U.C,W. on Monday, following a hymn sing. October 4th. Margaret Hoggal-th gave All U.C.W. members are "Thanksgiving" meditations. eligible to attend Westminster Marlene gave thoughts on Weekend and more ladies "Why to be Thankful", speak- should take advantage of this ng on many things we should experience. be thankful for and how we Joyce, as the new presi- should be thankful to our dent, conducted the business Saviour. The Roll Call was and chaired the meeting. The answered by the Fall and budget recommended by the what you are thankful for. finance committee was Mrs. Bell gave a brief outline discussed and approved and n how the groups may be correspondence read, several made one. She closed this letters of appreciation, the art by giving "Lighter resignation of the president, Tones". Mrs. Hilda Payne, accepted Mrs. Margaret Hoggarth and appeals for help dealt resided for the Ladies' Aid. with. Members were remind - he gave two readings follow- ed of the Hensall Church An - ed by prayer. The minutes niversary when Rev. Jarvis ere taken by Mrs. R. Taylor will be preaching and the n the absence of Mrs. "Men in Accord" praising in Mousseau. Mrs. Hyde gave song. he Treasurer's report. Committee reports were Arrangements weremade given a bale of good used for'the "Rummage Sale" to clothing will be packed on Oc- be held October 23 at 2 p.m. tober 26 and study kits from All committees are asked to all three units will be purchas- be on hand on Friday evening ed for the year 1982-83. n order to price the articles Mrs. Diane Gerstenkorn or sale. All saleable articles demonstrated making re to be brought to the Thanksgiving wreaths and all hurch, Friday night October coveted her nimble fingers. at 8 p.m. Mrs. Jean Wareing gave a The Ladies are planning a significant Thanksgiving azaar for November 6th at devotional in which all took 0 p p.m. The Arnold Circle part. Mrs. Hazel Corbett gave vening Auxiliary will be in courtesy remarks. harge of the tea. Various Mr. and Mrs. Dyke Wheat- ommittees were appointed ly and Jill of Winthrop were o be in charge of the booths. Thanksgiving guests with Refreshments were served by Mrs. Edith Bell and innie Skea, Margaret Hog -daughters Misses Pauline and arth and Jean Snell. Troyann. Mr. Hugh McEwen was Dr. John Goddard and Miss aken suddenly ill and Motion Ang of Ottawa spent ransferred to Victoria the holiday weekend with his ospital in London, where he parents Dr. and Mrs. recovering treatment. Goddard. Two carloads of"Three Unit 1 entertains residents inks" Seniors of Hensall at -Unit I of the Hensall U.C.W. ended the 7th Fall Rally of entertained residents of ne SUSCO Friday October th, 1982 in McKay Hall oderich. Unit 3 meets Mrs. Dorothy Brintnell resided for the October eeting of the U.C.W. of Hen - all United Church on Tues - ay afternoon and opened ith a Thanksgiving poem llowed by the Theme song nd prayer. Following the nging of hymns Psalm 147 as repeated in unison. Mrs. argaret Upshall closed the orship with a poem. The roll all was answered with omething to be thankful for. e president reported on the general meeting. The annual bazaar will be held on November 28th at 3 p.m. Mrs. Vera Ross favoured with a piano solo. Mrs. Dorothy Parker read articles on mission from the Mandate. Mrs. Pearl Taylor had the study. Slides of "The Spirit of the South Seas" were shown. The meeting closed with the Benediction. Hostesses were Beatrice Munn and Vera Ross. Rev. Kenneth Knight con- ducted Thanksgiving service in Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sunday, October 10 at 11:30 a.m. His sermon sub- ject was "Thanksgiving and Worry". Mrs. Dorothy Taylor presided at the organ and ac- companied the choir in sing- ing "Prayer of Thanksgiv- ing". Miss Caroline Love played an organ solo "Amaz- ing Grace". The sanctuary was beautifully decorated with flowers, vegetables and garden produce. The flowers on the table at the front were placed in loving memoy of the late Mr. and Mrs. Stewart McQueen by their daughter Mrs. Jean Snell. The service next Sunday, October 17 will be withdrawn to give people an opportunity to attend the Anniversary of Caven Church, Exeter. A rummage sate will be held in the basement of Carmel Church Saturday, October 23 at 2:00 o.m. Van Wieren, an association the Committee on Uniform Zo member, the resolution asks Building Standards of Ontario tional fund raising program. 8 that the Davis government and has been sent to the pro- smith township was G give one ministry jurisdiction vincial government, several alssoo given a grant of $500 for over all matters pertaining to housing groups and use of their Vanastra swimm- building regulations. At the municipalities for ing facilities by Hensall p endorsation. residents. The amount is m lower than the $992.00 asked s Council also voted to sup port. a . resolution by the for and based on 2.48 per cent d of the total attendance at the w Village of Zurich, requesting all municipalities in Huron recreation centre. The money fo county to petition the Huron will help the Vanastra a si Count Board of Education and Recreation Centre offset a projected 1982 operating w the Huron -Perth Countyw Roman Catholic Separate deficit of approximately M School Board to hold their tax's' v' increases to the federal Following the meeing, c government proposed 6 and 5 • members of council announc- s percent restraint program for ed that they will be seeking Th New Curlers Anyone interested \in curling 1983-84, re-election in the upcoming In its proposal, Zurich coun municipal election on cit said that many November 8, with the excep- municipalities have found it tion of reeve Paul Neilands necessary to curtail their who will be stepping down. please phone spending and that it has Councillor Minnie Noakes an - Tom Neilands become obvious that the°n • °fort eat she will be run school boards have not prat • g position of reeve. 262-2438 ticed the same restraints. Harry Klungel, a Hensall Or It was noted by clerk- resident has also announced treasurer, Elizabeth Oke that his intention to run for reeve. Walter Denys the Huron Board of Education Councillors Cecil Pepper, 262-5060 has sent a letter to Zurich Richard Packham and John council thanking them for Skea will be seeking re- ./ their concern and informing election as councillors. WitylliNIUUIII11111MHIHNHIIUUIiIIUIUUUIIIIIUMI IHItIUII11HIIlIIUIIUUIHIOIIIIIHU111 IHII11111111II1111UI1111111111111111IIIII111111III11L E. HENSALL CIViC CORNER PROCLAMATION 2. F. _ . K t• a = = _ = I, IIIIIIIIIIII111a lailIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlUll11111111111111111I11111111111111111111IllU 111111111111111I11111I111llIlll111111I111111111111IIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIII111U111HIHU1111 Village. of Hensall October - Visiting Homemaker Month Whereas, the Town and Country Homemakers Agency is providing a valuable service in Huron County thus enabling many elderly, disabled and convalescent residents to continue to live in their own homes; I do hereby proclaim civic support for the Visiting Homemaker Month which is being observed during OCTOBER and call on all citizens to lend their interest, support and co-operation in making this month a success in every way. PAUL H. NEILANDS, REEVE VILLAGE OF HENSALL '1982 Election Notice VILLAGE OF HENSALL NOTICE OF NOMINATION Nominations will be received at the Clerk's Office by the clerk of the village of Hensall in the period commencing on Oct. 14 and concluding on Oct. 18 at 5 p.m. for the positions of: REEVE (4) FOUR COUNCILLORS (2) TWO P.U.C. COMMISSIONERS Each of the members so nominated , if elected are to serve a 3 year term commencing the 2nd Monday in December 1982. The required nomina- tion form may be obtained from the clerk's office and must be completed, filed with and accepted by the clerk by the above deadline. PRELIMINARY LIST OF ELECTORS FOR 1982 & SCHOOL SUPPORT LIST - notice of posting The Preliminary Voters List and the School Support List for~the Village of Hensall will be posted in the Clerk's Office and the Hensall P.U.C. office. on Oct. 12 The last day for filing application for alteration, corrections, deletion, or addition to the list is Oct. 20. Electors should examine the list to ensure that their name and relative information are correctly shown. Elizabeth A. Oke Clerk 8 Returning Officer Village of Hensall NOTE: Any person may inquire by contacting the Municipal office at 262-2812. 4 4r Queensway Nursing Home to Bingo and treats this past week. Rev. Barbara Laing took the worship service on Tuesday afternoon. Twelve of the seniors enjoyed the seniors social at Vanastra recreation centre on Thurs- day afternoon. Thanks to volunteers Iva Reid, Wilma Kleinhaar and Sheila Riley. Congratulations to Neil Regan, high bowler at the Zurich lanes on Friday mor- ning. Thanks, Sheila for driving. Mrs. Irene Dunn and Mrs. Elizabeth Faber came into the Home on Friday and helped the ladies .cut quilt, blocks. Making a quilt will be one of our projects for this winter. Four residents were able to attend the Thanksgiving ser- vice at the Hensall United Church Sunday morning. Thanks to volunteers Elaine, Cecil and Ross. Thanks to all volunteers who so willingly give of their time in assisting the residents. Mrs. Vergie Williams at- tended'church in Exeter on Sunday morning. A new resident, Mrs. Mary Ann Oesch was welcomed to the home. Mrs. Oesch's hus- band has been a resident for several years. Mrs. Levina Finkbeiner is a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter and is wished a speedy recovery. Mrs. Britton opened the Thanksgiving meeting of Unit 4 of Hensall U.CW. with the poem "Giving Thanks to God". The devotions given by Mrs. Lemmon taken from Philippians chapter 2 1-6 Mrs. Rena Caldwell read the poem "November" and the study entitled "Legacy" although we may not have many worldly possessions we can through our words and deeds pass on many beautiful things and to beware of all the thistles and thorns that cross our paths. We should thank God for all His wonderful works and ask for guidance. As your financial The Co-operators' obligAtions change, Financial Security so should your life Planning program insurance helps you plan today protection. for better tomorrows. For th �110 operator e information call .. INS(1RAN Verna eingerich. .374 Main St., Exeter Clinton Community Credit Union Office Residence 233-1109 Business LiFE. • HOME • AUTO • BUSINESS • TRAVEL ti Robinson tries for council Jim Robinson, a five-year resident of Hensall, will make a first-time run for a seat on council in the November election. The self-employed accoun- tant, who has also been a paratroor, crane operator, driver o eavy equipment, railroad worker and trust company employee, will be offering his diverse skills to his community. "I feel the present council has done an excellent job, ant I would like to add my con tribution", he said. paper bag a list of things he wasn't thankful for. But if we are going to make our week better and the world a better place to live in, then we need to look more to the things that are good and we need to say "thank you" for. After listing all the things we are thankful for, the unthankful list seem- ed so small. The ushers for the service were John McAllister, David Rowcliffe, Jim Parsons and George Blackwell. Harry Stuart greeted the worship- pers. The congregation were reminded that next Sunday evening the regular monthly Fellowship Service will be held with someone from ARC Industries as the special guest, and also the congrega- tion are collecting used clothing for a bale (par- ticularly good used or new baby clothing) to send to Ziare. The fall Bible Study Fellowship group began their Bible study sessions on Tues- daymorning with an ex- cellent attendance. For the 'next eight weeks the group will be studying the letters of John. They meet every Thurs- day morning at 10:00 a.m. Rev. McDonald,accom- panied by his mother Mrs. Carl McDonald of Listowel, were Sunday evening dinner guests of his nephew and family Gary and Beth Earl of RR 2, Listowel. Amber Lodge meets Nobel Grand Bertha MacGregor presided for the meeting of Amber Rebekah Lodge on Wednesday even- ing, assisted by Vice Grand Gladys Coleman who gave the visiting report. Arrangements were made for the visit of D.D.P. Alice Bowen of Pride of Huron Lodge, Exeter who with her Installation Team will install the officers of Amber Lodge on October 20th. Tickets are available for the Grand Master's Banquet at Huron Centennial school on November 10th. Following business "Happy Birthday" was sung to Pearl Shaddick, Elizabeth Riley and Margaret Consitt and Olga Chipchase. Euchre bingo was enjoyed and refreshments served by the committee in charge. L':. and Mrs. Ivan Smillie of Kamloops, B.C. were recent visitors with relatives and friends in and around the village. mommummum Why Walt? Best Rates FRANK LITTLE Reinvest your present Canadian Savings Bonds at 14� 12% % (GUARANTEED 5 YEARS) DAILY INTEREST ACCOUNT No fees 'Rates Subject to Change CALL COLLECT 524.8429 I 1524.4376. Manu/iLifemmi November 8th is Election Day "take advantage of our Country's "Free Elections" and vote" i am seeking the seat as Councillor of the' Villoge of Hensall, and am fully confident I con represent you well on Council. i have hod 28 yeors of business experience, served for six years on the Hensall School Board, and two years on the Parks Board. Since 1979, I have been working towards the building of Senior Citizens Homes in Hensall, this has been a tough project, but one which hos been worth working for. I feel confident we will see the end result of our effort before long. I promise to work hard for you the voter, to keep Hensall the best place to call Home, which l have been proud to do for more than thirty years. 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