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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1983-08-03, Page 10s 7,. v, 1 1 Hf filet hn', 'Mees- der - son, Al %H*rztston Ritchie, ll tide,Grant 0.801), eldwell, 04,thib Stire; aj!d Vernier; ar; 19 -Harold sf':;748ck likenhead. 22 it v/Ii,, Ynr+,til.,.Str%+tlord 27,3-1766 y APARTMENTS FOR HENSALL SEN/ORS NEARING COMPegno0{4TO eA is Ro6�Pryde, t��ltuden workln `Ip`.tfiQ 4I11age office'far the summer. The MW Iron -profit housing venture organized by a committee of Heniall 003i. Centracter 18 Ned' Harkness•ot 1.ambeth,afld the building shbufd tie. completed 'citlzena has resulted in this new 22 unit senior citizen apartment building by the end of August. $ed.was 'turned "at the site In mid.- iprIl. under construction on Queen St. Some of the Apartments are alreadyteased, r resident, Mrs. dent' HMI • k. alld Mie. Robert alaffe and Sa11y of Mitchell_ eirkt event visitors with Mr. Ivtie; I' Corbett• and flintily Mrs. Margaret. Hewitt of Ottawa, formerly' of"Hensatl and; Goderich ' visited with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Noakes' on Thursday. She was ,accompanied by her Son-in-11wand daughter Mr. and Mre. George Hethering- tonof Kingston. The Hewitts IiVedin the home now owned by Mrs. Alma Horton' and left Hensull many years ago while Mr. Hewitt was still in the R.C.A.F. Upon his retire- ment they moved to Goderich where he was employed as a dispatcher for the Goderich :ponce department. While an his way to work ane t. his car was struck 11+nu the tear by another eat - and Mr. Hewitt' die I4'4iInttill�io: rop Hewitt 1 25 days petal as a d hillock. Moved to .they resided tiYn 4;hk sang in the chair { Atmel Presbyterian Chinch: They also visited with -.JIM Sangster who had beeira friend and neighbour: .Mr. , Charles Mickle of Hamilton spent the weekend visiting with his mother Mrs. Laird Mickle; before leaving for a month's vacation in the Caribbean. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Collins and family of Waterloo visit- ed Monday with the former's mother Mrs. Laird Mickle. Worship service will re- sume in Carmel Presbyterian Church on Friday evening August 5th at 7 p.m. con- ducted by Rev. Kenneth Kniaht. MENSAL NATIVE DIES AT NIAGARA FALLS The death occurred on Sunday at Greater Niagara Falls Hospital of Mrs. A.E. Howe, the former Helen Elder, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Elder, Hensall. She was a graduate of the -London Normal School and McDonald Institute, Guelph. Following her mar- riage to Fred Howe of Condon they lived in that area Later they took up Dewitt visits HensaiI friends residence in Tuscon, Arizona and Niagara Falls. Surviving i : her husband A.E. Howe of .Fort Erie, one son Dr. W.A. Howe, Fort Erie (practise g in Niagara Falls). one daughter, (Betty), Mrs. Emitt Brookes, Las Grucis, New Mexico; two sisters, Grace Peck, Huron - view, formerly of Hensall; (Jean), Mrs. Lyle Statham, Kingsville; two brothers John Elder, Oshawa;*Lorne Brucefield Correspondent ISABEL SCOTT , ' 482-7135 Mr. Seldon Ross is a patient in University Hospi: tal, London. Mrs, Ross who was a patient at Victoria Hospital is able to be home after visiting with Mr. and Mrs. George. Warner, Goder- ich. Mr. and Mrt. Robt. Cald- well and boys have returned -home after holidaying at French River. . Mr. and Mrs. Rick Burdge HenslaiF man wins twice on weekend at Hully GuIIy Jim Dickins of Hensall was a double winner art the two-day Motocross Races at Holly Gully July 31 and Aug. 1. Jim rode his Pully GuIIy sponsored Susuki to a first place win the 80B class on Sunday and did battle again on Monday and captured sixth place. *deice BR'S Ma SPECIAL Nos WU CArEiPKR�NpSEA Elder, . London; sir, grand- children also survive. Funeral service was held at Fort Erie on Wednesday. The Hensall Kinsmen sponsored a fastball toprna- ment on Saturday. The win- ners were A champions Hensall iLegionaires and B champions Pfaff ' Electric! Exeter. The slo-pitch game on Sunday was won by the Jet Boys, Hensen. man is in hospital and boys who were holiday- ing at French River have 'returned home. Mr: and Mrs. Wallace Jackson spent last week at Springwater at the fake. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Hen- derson hadas-Meir guests last week Mr. and rs. Bud Thompson, Rockhill, Georgia USA. Mrs, Ken Scott is home after undergoing surgery at University Hospital, London. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Dalrym- ple who have been visiting -at the home q,t))eir daughter Mrs Rob xvlars tsn, Nottawa arehome and report Rob is able to be home from the hospital in Toronto and is now having therapy. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Scott and son Graham, Willowdale spent the holiday week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Scott. - Mrs. Dave Reid. Saska- toon, Sask., is spending this week with her mother Mrs. Lindsay Eyre and attended the wedding of her niece l MISS Marjorie Keys at Go- shen Church, Saturday. Vacation Bible School will be held next week Aug. -8-12 from 9:00-11:30 a.m. each morning. • Layer flocks cut The Ontario Egg Produ- cers' Marketing Board pas- sed a regulatiots at their July meeting stipulating that new unregulated flocks have been reduced from 500 to 100 birds. Producers with 500 birds pr less in production , prior •to July's 'ai'e. exempt TN' new producer who did not have hens•in production prior to July 5th, is limited to 100 birds. • To increase flock size, producers are allowed to purchase quota from other registered producers. Quotas are transferred though the Ontario Egg Producers' Mar- keting Board at 5799 Yonge Street, Willowdale, Ontario M2M 3V3, or phone 416-223- 5330. The 0EpMh or ydiWi<'lobal agricultural office can answer questions on the change in policy. Stan Paquette Farm Management Ausable-Bayfield gets $107,787 Agriculture Minister Eu- gene Whelan and Ontario Minister of Natural Re- sources Alan Pope an- nounced recently that the Ausable-Bayfield Conserva- tion Authority will receive 5107,787 for a job creation project in the Wingham Dis- trict. In making the announce- ment, on behalf of Employ- ment and Immigration Mini- ster Lloyd Axworthy. Mr, Whelan said. "the project will provide a total of 241 weeks of work for 15 area unemployment, insurance claimants," "This job creation project is scheduled to last for a period of 20 weeks," Mr. Pope said. Participants will remove slash and _logging debris to facilitate proper management of water levels and habitat. The debris will be piled and then covered with earth to create waterfowl nesting islands." Section 38 of the Unem- ployment Insurapce Act pro- vides for the use of UI funds to support activities that allow UI claimants to use their skills while they are unemployed. The Canada Employment and,lmmigration Commission will pay each worker up of 5240 a week from UI funds. while money provided by the Ministry of Natural Re- sources will also cover admin- istration and benefit costs. The two departments will contribute 557.840 and 549.947 respectively to the project. Veee BUCKET OF CHICKEN 15 p'eces of tender G DEN CHI r KEN 0 PARTSDEPOT SERVICE DEPOT at - WATSON APPLIANCE REPAI located in Sebringville at (PHELANS PLACE) PH. 393-6181 • For your special day - special matching wedding bands from Anstett Jewellers A perfect pdir, our motched wedding bonds now available in many styles, three are photographed above. 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