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Hensel council will be meeting
with the village's parks board on
Monday, August 16 to set up a
committee to canvass for funds to
repair the Hensall arena.
At Monday's regular meeting
of council, reeve John Baker, said
"we are waiting for a, report from
engineer B.M. Ross of% Goderich
to tell us what work is necessary
on the arena to bring it up to 1975
building code' standards."
An earlier survey by the
Goderish firm listed the arena as
complying with 1972 standards.
Reeve Baker continued, "If we
get this latest report by the end of
August, I'm hopeful that we can
have the arena ready for opera-
tion, by October 1."
Theieeve said he felt the basic
arena was in "good shape." He
added, "The roof on the main
arena is good. I expect most of
our problems will be small, but
they will be costly. Our main
DAvid visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Randy Mason and Mr. and Mrs.
John :Skea Junior, all of Huron
Park, at the. weekend.
r. and Mrs. Er ie Davis Mr. and Mrs. John Skea and
Noakes on
Dean's list .
" FOX 'HUNT Cli/INNERS-When Huron CountY CBiers gathered at Vanastra recently,
trophies were presenteOlo fox hunt winners. From left are Gord Kirk, Tom and
Karen'Hurst who won the number twohunt, Pete Robinson and Art Sole, second In
both fox hunts and. Jack Triebner.
,.(Staff Photo)
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Tuesday evening with Mrs.
Florence Elliott and Walter and,
Norman Smith. Also present-for a
visit with them was Mr. and Mrs.
H. Cudmore of Holmesville.
Bill and' Mary Chessell
attended the Gordon Jenkin -
Elizabeth Pryce wedding at
Winthrop United Church on
Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hunt are
proud grandpaients of a baby
boy, Matthew, born to Mr. and
Mrs. Preston MacCallum (Susan)
Of London.
Mrs. Elsie Turley of Toronto is
spending the week with Jack and
Margaret Hunt.
Scott Fuels
holds picnic
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returned from a pleasant trip to
the Eastern Provinces touring
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FRIDAY, AUGUST 20
SATURDAY, AUGUST. 21
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1400 gait.
her 99th y ear. She was the Donald Noakes, son of Mr. and
daughter of the late James and Mrs. Leonard Noakes, has' been
_Marion Bell of flensall, and informed that he has been named
moyed to 'Alberta in 1908 where to the Dean's Honour List,
she taught school until her -Ontario Agricultural College of
.41 , marriage to the late Edwin Doan. the University of Guelph, for the
Surviving are a son Jack and two Winter Semester 1976. he is the
daughters Mrs. (Ethel) , DOn only third Year engineering
Sharpe, and Mrs. (Marion) Alf. student to be named to the
Tiesseri, all of Alberta. ' Dean's Honour List for the winter
Rev. Harold Snell of Exeter semester 1976. To attain this• all
conducted the Combined Church students must.have a, minimum
service in Carmel Prebyterian general average of 80 10 on the
Church on Sunday. M r. Jack normal course load in the Fall
Caldwell presided at the. organ. , semester and rank in the top 10 70
M. Howard, Adkins was of their, respective classes.
hostess at her home on Suady in '-
honor of her daughter Gloria,
bride-elect of August 14th, when
relatives and friends called to
extend best wishes'
Messrs. Kenneth Schroeder
accompanied by Codey Brown
returned from* a motor trip to
Nashville, ennesse.
Randy Parker spent .a holiday
with his uncle and aunt Mr. and
Mrs. Don Dalton and Carla at.
Seaforth.
Mrs. Bertha MacGregor was a
recent visitor with Mr. and Mrs. „„.„ L,„_L
LET US MAKE YOUR OLD. FURNITURE.
BETTER THAN NEW!
town, Prince Edward Island aml
„ Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Mrs. Margaret Doan Passes in
Alberta
Mrs. Margaret (Bell) Doan
passed away in Drumheller
Hospital, Alberta on July 25th in
Henson native,9
dies in Alberta
the village was drawn up around
Correspondent
Mrs. Hilda M. Payne
With the demolition of the
Hensall Railway Station the era of
the early days of Hensall is
coming to an end, The railway
day. So Hensall has always been a
flourishing industrial centre, due
to the presence of the railroad.
At the Hensall Sales 134-trn last
Thursday, supply consisted
mainly of heifers and steers;
Heifers, $3t:00 - $39.75, top to
ci er e
DRILLING
W.D. Hopper'
and Sons
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Correspondent
Mrs 'taiChessell
Michael Sehre, 34, bicycled
138 miles Friday from Torotto to
VArna visit 114' ;!,istlaws, the
Henry Ves's. NO' left T9rOnto
before dawn; at ah00.5.:30 ay.M4
(to missthe rtertliPtc`r* hour)
and arrived io V4tno about '..,;00
sore and stiff but' pleased'
with himself, passing through '
Galt at noon and Stratford at,
suppertime. Normally, he rides his.
,
five-speed bicycle to and from his
job in downtown Toronto a •
round-trip distance of about eight
miles. Originally he Was just
aiming -to do a "century", the
hundred miles in One day, that
many cyclists set as a goal.
His wife Jayne and their three
children were visiting her Parents
in Varna; and Michael said he
would phone her about.8:30 p.m.
to haYwhom to Moot h with.thd" _
farct.ilY 4 1'4 -1.4 -OcrieraW
following winds, f•O: wi#04 .I got
had
Stratford...004 4:00 . 044,,
Anriceogiam cone. 'a wash.*
short °000gras*j• 40.10d to
rush on"..
!'!GOingliome,,. the bicycle and I .r.
Wilf ride in the
' Mrs. Gary Merritt and
Gregory, Airs. Dennis Lamport,
Jerry and Joe of Crediton had a
very enjoyable trip. to Niagara
Falls last week.
Mr's . Esther-Wright . affd Mrs:*
Mabel Shirray have returned
from a holiday to London,
'England and Scandinavia and its
'fiords.
Mrs. Elilabeth Tolland, who is
over 90 y ears old, attended a
family gathering in Sunset Park,
Goderich, on Sunday. She was the
A bylaw te...40Yetn the sYst9111
Agreed that ;,all rneillberS-05
passed at Monday's regular
to be used in collection of sewer
rates by the village of Hensall was council would attend the Sept.-
County Council as observers.
ember 24 meeting of Hunan
meeting. Officials from the township of
Clerk Bob Heil said sewer Hay and the village of Zurich are
charge' notices would be in the, invited at the same tittle.
mail Friday of this week. The Delegated reeve John Baker
final payment of 1976 taxes is due and councillors Paul Neilands and
on. November 30. Harold Knight to attend the,
Earlier in the meeting de.rk Huron municipal recreation meet-
Heil reported to council that
Ministry of the Environment
"officials would be testing •the
sewer system Wednesday-,
morning.
yet to be repaired and the lines
concern is the roof over the would' be flushed by high Correspondent
equipment roomsand the seating pressure. Paving of disrupted Mrs. Bill Chessell
in the arena, is well below streets is expected " to begin Miss Wendy Borreson of
Ceylon, 'Sask. and her mother standard." . almost immediately.
Wednesday afternoon, mike Mrs. Ellen Borreson of Antler,
Councillor Harold Knight saidO'Shea of the environmental Sask., who are holidaying in the
he was, also optimistic about Toronto area, spent the weekend inistry will be meeting with
haVingthe arena ready by.fall. Hevillage officials to discuss the with Rev. and Mrs. Alex Taylor.
added, "I think we can get the takeover of the sewers by the Wendy, who is a lay minister
repairs done on time, but I think village of Hensall. op a three-point charge at Ceylon,
we should appoint a canvassing In other business, council: was guest preacher at,,the Vrna-
committee right away and get, Agreed_ to apply for additional Goshen service on sunday, using
started with the 'fund raising." ants available from the the sermon topic "God's Grace is
rovince of Ontario under the Sufficient for You".
She credits the influecne of 4a . Home Renewal Program. Clerk in station Heil said three projects were Rev. Taylor as being• largely
already completed, nine responsible . for her decision -to
oprograms were underway, four serve the church. Rev. Tom
' more applications were on hand Sinclair, who was here in the
and two had been 'withdrawn, spring, was the person who
brought Mr. Taylor into Decided the September meet brought
and church work. It is ing of council would be held on oldest member attending. a numberof years 'since the Teesday, September. 7 at 8 p.m.. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. • • Taylors
hds
aa seen' either of these Gordon Schwalm, during the week Authorized clerk Bob Heil to
were Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Tayulor attend a tax collector's seminar in old `fen.
Mr and Mrs. Walter Roczek of Toronto from September 14 to 15. of Varna, Mrs.'Louise Stephenson Flint, Mich. spent a few hours on
of Kapuskasing, whose husband
• •
.• M.C. Dryers at. Crystal Lake,
Mrs. Brian Finlayson, Bonnie and Mrs. Hugh Berry Illinois. Of the 10 M.C. salesmen
Barbara, Mrs. Milne Rennie of Deep sympathy of Brucefield attending, Alan is the only
Seaforth. and her son Mr. Ross and community is extended to the Canadian representative.
Layton family, Mrs. Rodger • Rennie of Toronto, 'Andrew
Mason of Huron Park, Mr.,and Layton and faitily, Mr. and Mrs,. ......
-Mrs. Desmond Iverof Sarnia ancr--Elliett Laytemin-the•less,of-a-dear 410-00, upl e visits -,,,,
Charles Ross of Goderich who husband and son.
spent the weekerid with Mr. and from Netherlands Mr.David McIntosh, Toronto, - visited with Mr. and •MrS. Alan
Miller Hensall visitors were Mrs. f Mrs. Barry Lyndon and Mrs. Annie Reid, Derek. Robinson and
Haugh.
Recent ,visitors with the Vas
H David Skea, and Mrs. Genevieve family were his newphew, Henry
WindoVer,.
. Mr, and Mrs. V. Hargreaves
..
, John Vos and his wife from the
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Sam spent Friday. in Toronto northern part of the Netherlands.
Oesch during the past week have Mr., and Mrs. Ken "Shbldice, ' They flew to Toronto, and after
been their . great-niece -Cathy - tonclori-spent Abe weekend with spending a few days with the
Mallett of Sarnia who stayed for a Mrs. E. Paterson and visited with ,Vos's, took a wee-long bus trip to
week, their daughter and son-in- their mother Mrs. Sholdice in the United States, visiting New
law, Mr. and Mrs. Ray McNall of Clinton Hospital. York and Washington, etc. On
Fergus and granddaughter Mrs. Mrs. Janet Zaphfe, Byron, their return, they rented a cat for
Basil Glavin and baby Kelly of visited recently with her sister a three-day trip to Owen Soultick
'Crediton; who visited with them Mrs. 'A: Aldwinkle. ' „and other places of interest up
and other relatives in the area on Allan Haugh • is attending a north, thenc ame back to Varna
Sunday. 10-man business conference' for for Kiur days before flying home.
Wabasso
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- Double flat & fitted $6.87
- Twin flat .& fitted $ 5.87
- Pillow slips
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Demolition of tra
means end of an era
a y ear or so later three blocks chunks $52.25 - $55.00. Richardson of London,Mr. and
were added on the west side.
King street was ploughed out
and land on the south side was
sold off in lots beginning in 1877,
most of the houses being near the
railroad; In January 1876 the filit
train ran from London to
Wifigham. Because of the
railroad, Hensall soon had I -.flourishing industries, a large
packing house, salt works,
cooper's' shop, flour mills,
' sawmill, hoop factory and others
owned by various pioneers of the
the east-side of the track first and Pigs; Weinlings $35.00 -•$49.00, Coombs of Clinton, Garth
early 1870's and the first plan for were $2-3 higher. Fat cattle; Exeter Baptist Church, ,Mr. and
it. Three blocks were laid out on - $40.00, steers $37.85 -$40.50. Oshawa, . Mr. and Mrs. Art ,convention in Illinois
was built through Hensall in the demand was active and prices was the first minister to preach in Brucefield man at
Mrs. Oran Baird and family of
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tock.25 to 5 .0% off
lug to be held in Exeter tonight,
Learned that cleanup of. the
creek area at the Hensall village
dump by the Ausable'Bayfield
Conservation SWEEP crew had.
been' completed.
Reeve John Baker commented,
"I think they did a good job in
clearing the waterway and. we
should convey our thanks to the'
Authority." 4 •
SEM-UPI 1
JEWELLE
A family picnic for employees
of Ross Scott Fuels was helda t
the home of Grant Chisholm of
Lucknow on Sunday. L. Those
'attending from Varna ware Mr.
and Mrs. _ Bob Webster and,
family, Mr. and Mrs. Brian
lvIcAsh and family, and Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Leppington and family.
, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Chessell,
Marion and Brian attended a
family picnic at the home of Mr.
and- Mrs. Robt. Laing, Cromarty,
on Sunday. A• baby showerVvas
held- for Jennifer Lindner,
granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Laing.
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