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Times -Advocate, October 9, 1996
Used textiles to be picked
up with blue box collection
By Lis Sangster
Hensen correspondent
HENSALL • Hensall residents
are advised that bi-weekly collec-
.ion of recyclables and tagged
garbage will begin on October 9.
This will continue throughout the
winter months; returning to week-
ly pick-up in April 1997. Remem-
ber to place your blue box and
tagged garbage at the curb by 7
a.m. on your collection day, to en-
sure uninterrupted service.
Textiles will be collected with
hluebox materials on November
6. This will include items such as:
clothing, accessories, bedding,
linens. footwear, and window
coverings. Items should be free of
mildew, oils, thinners etc. This is
a co-operative effort with Good-
will Industries. Items should be
Nagged. and identified by tying a
sock to the bag. Textile pickup is
a waste reduction week activity.
The Hensall Senior Citizens are
sponsoring a euchre party at the
Hcnsall Arena on October 16 at
p.m.
Hcnsall Shuffleboard results
this week were: Lorne Archer
483, Ina Williams 476, Dave
Woodward 458, Jim Davis 407,
Tom Williams 397, Theo Van-
denboom 383, Dean Gibson 382,
Doug Insley 353.
At Hensel) United Church. Rev.
Armen opened the service in the
usual manner. "Joyful, Joyful We
Adore Thee" was sung. Welcome
and greeting one another was fol-
lowed by the dedication of the
food gifts. The children's hymn
"Behold, Behold" was sung. The
children's story was "God Lifts
Us". Prayers of the People, the
reading of Psalm 137: 1-4 and
Rev. Annen's message "A Twitter
or a Song" followed. The Sacra-
ment of the Lord's Supper was
observed. The offering and prayer
was followed by the dedication,
doxology and prayer. The service
closed with the Prayer of Dedica-
tion in unison, the hymn "Sent
Forth by God's Blessing" Bene-
diction, and the Three -Fold
Amen.
Ushers for the service were
Raye Jacobe, Cecil Pepper and
Bill Fuss. Santosh and Prakash
Malik were the greeters.
Volunteer babysitting will soon
begin. For information call
Joanne Rowcliffe at 263-5683.
South Huron Masons are coop-
erating with the Childrens Aid So-
ciety to gather used, dry-cleaned
coats sizes six months to 16 years.
For more information call Doug
Cooper at 263-2823.
Inge Mowat and her daughter
Janet and sisters Julia Darbishire
and Ann Overweel recently trav-
elled to Chicago and area to at-
tend the wedding of their cousin
Bruce Berlin. The wedding was
held in Arlington Heights where
the group spent three busy days
getting re -acquainted with family
and friends from across Canada
and the United States. Following
the wedding festivities, the girls
enjoyed an additional two days in
downtown Chicago, shopping and
seeing the many sights of a very
beautiful city. One highlight of
the trip was a visit to the Shedd
Aquarium where they saw dol-
phins, penguins, beluga whales
and a visiting exhibit of frogs
from around the world.
The next Hensall and Area
Community Drop In will be
Thursday, October 17 at Hensell
United Church. Foot care will
start at 10:00 a.m. Contact Marg
Cole at 262-2304 if you need an
appointment. Lunch is scheduled
for 12 noon. Following lunch,
there will be entertainment by
puppets and the Public Health
Unit will be doing a presentation.
Card games will follow.
Cost is $4.00 per person. Trans-
portation can be provided if re-
quested. To make reservations
contact Marg Cole at 262-2304
by the Monday before, noon, or
Faye Blair -Skinner at 235-0258.
4-H members practice their photography
The group is planning
an excursion to a pho-
to store.
By Muriel Lewis
Grunion correspondeiu
GRANTON - Congratulations to
Chris and Elizabeth Pitre on the
birth of their twin girls on Septem-
ber 30.
Many local residents enjoyed the
annual turkey supper at Wesley
United Church on October 2.
At the Granton United Church on
World Wide Communion Sunday,
October 6, Rev. Charles Scott led
the service in the absence of Pastor
Normalie Voakes. His sermon was
entitled "What voice are you hear-
ing?"
At St. Pauls Anglican Church,
Kirkton on October the Rev.
Glenda Meakin led the Harvest
Thanksgiving service when her
message was about being thankful
for love and faith and returning it to
others. The lessons were read by
David Blackler, Mary Blackler and
the minister.
The anthem "Praise Thy God, 0
Zion" was sung by the choir.
A time of fellowship followed the
service.
UCW
Unit one met on October 3 at the
home of Doreen McRobert for a
luncheon at noon. The meeting fol
lowed when the president Doreen
Dashwood WI has Anita
Riddell as guest speaker
DASHWOOD - Dashwood
Women's Institute met at Kaethe's
Coffee Shop for the October meet-
ing with a poem "October" and
contests "Thanksgiving Remin-
ders" and "Meet the Veggies".
The Fall Rally, held at Londesbo-
ro report was given by Dorothy Re-
stemayer. The coming events in-
cluded the Educational Workshop
November 4 in Clinton and the
London Area Convention October
24 in St. Thomas.
Mrs. Anita Riddell was the guest
speaker at the meeting of the Worn- 1
en's Institute at their October meet -
9 )
ing. Riddell dA4440340 pQ
and said althobgh this bill makes it
easier for municipalities to amalga-
mate it does not require them to
amalgamate. The pressure to amal-
gamete comes -from the provincial
government. Riddell said that pre-
vious amalgamations have shown
that they are not cost effective. The
threat of a complete withdrawal of
funding and down loading of ser-
vices from the Conservative Gov-
ernment are pressuring municipali-
ties into amalgamation.
In the South Huron amalgama-
tion the consultants draft report has
been presented. The meetings have
become very intense because of the
inclusion of pans of Bosanquet in
the study area.
Riddell said that her recommen-
datrdrvwueuldh be.that the Amalga',
mation Committee not rush into
amalgamation but that all other op-
tions be considered. Amalgamation
should only be the last resort.
Matthew Denys of KIppen entered his first attempt at grow-
ing a giant pumpkin in the Port Elgin Pumpkin Festival held
las weekend. Denys' entry weighed approximatety 625
pounds but the winning pumpkins came in at over 1,000
pounds.
TOWN OF EXETER CLASS ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT
UPGRADING AND EXPANSION OF SEWAGE TREATMENT
WORKS
NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING
sewage treatment facility to service existing and future
development. At this time, the preferred solution is to change
the treatment process by the addition of slow sand filters to the
existing lagoon system. This will improve final effluent quality
prior to discharge and increase the treatment capacity of the
facility. Additional lands are required to accommodate the
expansion. The possibility of accepting sewage from Huron Park
in Stephen Township is being considered.
This project is being planned as a Schedule "C" project under
the Class Environmental Assessment for Municipal Water and
Wastewater Projects June 1993. A Public Information session
will be held to provide further information to the public on the
proposal and to receive input and comments from interested
persons.
Date: Monday, October 21, 1996
Time: 7:00 p.m.
Place: Town of Exeter Council Chambers, Main Street
The Town's Consulting Engineers will present the results of
the investigations, that have been carried out, and will provide
details of the recommended alternative. Following the
information session, further comments will be received for
incorporation into the planning and design of this project and
will be received until November 15, 1996. For : further
information, please contact:
B.M. Roes and Associates Limited
Consuiting Engineers
62 North Street, Ooderlch, ON. NTA 2T4
Phone: (519) 524-2641 (call collect)
Fax: (519) 5244403
Attention: Matt Pearson, Environmental Manner
Subject to comments received es 9 result of this Notice and
the public meeting, the Town will with the planning for
this project and an Environmental 3Report will be prepared
and placed on the public record.
! Oen Hoo snb00m
r
Mayor,Town of Exeter
is Notice Issued October 9. 1996.
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opened with the devotional 'He ac-
cepts it' based on Romans 12, clos-
ing with prayer.
Business included plans for the
bazaar and luncheon and several
other activities were announced.
Madeline Hardie had a word con-
test of things in a music store. Car-
lene Goos continued the program
with an article 'Big 40 and a poem.
4-H
The 91 Granton 4-H club met on
October 2 at the home of leader
Margaret Bryan. The vice president
Charlotte Mcllhargey opened the
second meeting with the 4-H mot-
to.
The group discussed the horizon
in their pictures and various ef-
fects. They divided into two groups
and went outside so that each mem-
ber could take four pictures, using
one camera for each group. A light
rain, wind and cloud were not very
favorable conditions for taking pic-
tures. The minutes were read and
the roll call was answered by each
one showing the picture they had
brought and why they liked it.
Next. the name 'Picture Pixies'
was chosen for this club and ideas
were discussed for achievement
night. as well as a field trip to a
photo store.
The group also took a test in the
dark with a flashlight and a camera
with a mirror on it, to see how
steady they were holding it when
taking pictures.
The meeting was closed with the
441 pledge and everyone enjoyed a
snack provided by Krystal and
Cheryl Harrigan.
Gemma VandenBerg was the
secretary and reporter.
Friendship Club
The Bryanston Friendship Club
met on October 2 with 33 members
present. Alex Jeftrey opened the
meeting with a poem and some
comical readings. '0 Canada' was
sung and 'Happy Birthday' was
sung to Helen Banting and Isabel
Robinson. Happy anniversary was
sung to Ken and Madeline Parkin-
son. Minutes of the September
meeting and the treasurer's report
were given. Volunteers for the No-
vember meeting were Carl and
Helen Banting, Muriel Cohleigh
and Dorothy Darling and it will be
a potluck lunch at 12 p.m. A sing
song was led by Isabel Robinson.
An interesting talk was given by
Ethel Grose on her trip to Alaska in
July. Margaret Hartwick gave a
lovely piano solo and Ada Smith
had a contest and a reading on
trees. Games were played with the
following winners: Crokinole -
Greta Gibson, Nelson Bender; Eu-
chre - high, Margaret Hartwick. Al-
lan Berry; lone, Evelyn Roberts,
Ken Parkinson; low - Isabel Robin-
son, Elliott McRoberts.
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BOSANQUET
EXETER - GRAND BEND
STEPHEN - USBORNE
AMALGAMATION COMMITTEE
The Council representatives of the above
municipalities are meeting on an ongoing basis to
determine the feasibility of restructuring the
municipalities into a single municipal corporation.
These meetings are open to the public. Any group
or individual who would like to make a presentation
to the committee, should contact Larry Brown
Committee Coordinator at 234-6331.
The next Amalgamation Committee meeting is:
Thursday, .October .17 - 7:30 p.m.
at Exeter Council Chambers
Public participation is welcomed
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PO SI '. ! our.' Ott% ).0.'O(
t",�•;::• GREYSRI
Huron Saladin '
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• Dishes & Accessories
• Towers & Antennas
• Sales & Service
• Repairs to most TV's, Stereos
& VCR's.
2354042 2354022
Financing OAC
592 Main St. S. Exeter
Stewarts Home Renovations
Since 1971. Luc -in Ont
1 111 1 IO\ll ( )I 1 111 \\'l 1 K..
I-IONIE I NIFROVE\'IENT SPECIALISTS
FREE ESTIMATES
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Zurich Exeter
ON LOCATION CLEANING
UPHOLSTERY, CARPET, FiRE &
F1.00i) RESTORATION
We do them all, big or small
R.R. 1 Hay (Exeter) Ont.
MAIN F_OCS rry
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A #Mbnjb SRAM •••••• Webs *await mime arr •d •.a••#•N teas.awyawl Maw .•+al.•
rrrid, •wwlow hots sops # r
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Whin PwiAta aa wow aarrr spat moo tree a •a* &woes M b midwife soses
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M •w,YfW meg j••• awl angst Ind
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