Times-Advocate, 1979-05-16, Page 15SALES
BACK FROM QUEBEC — Grade eight students from Hensall Public and Usborne Central Schools enjoyed a four day trip to"
?+^betClL.yiar?d Moutrea ; ,n Montreal several of the students were able to shake hands with Prime Minister Trudeau.
At the back left are Hensall teachers Eric Mansfield and Doug Pearson and Usborne teachers Irene Haugh and Lowell Mount
are at the right. T-A photo
Including village streets
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It was cleanup time at
Hensall council Monday with
the Bendix Number One
plant, Omega Contractors
and the village asked to do
something about the un-tidy
appearance of the village.
Councillor Klaus Van
Wieren raised the matter
saying he was dis-satisfied
with the condition of the
streets that had been torn up
in the winter for the in
stallation of the storm sewer.
Reeve Harold Knight
suggested the village’s
engineers contact Omega to
see what could be done about
the streets’ condition.
Van Wieren suggested that
the village’s main street
should be swept every two
weeks until paving is in
stalled.
Works superintendent
Gary Maxwell said the town
of Exeter sweeper could do
the job in less than two
hours.
Council at Van Wieren’s
request will ask the Bendix
plarit which fronts on High
way 4 to keep their property
clean.
The village learned that a
proposed cleaning of the
main branch of the Black
Creek drain will cost the
village slightly over $3,000
out of a total expenditure of
$101,000.
Knight and councillor
Harry Klungel will attend a
meeting Thursday in Zurich
called the by Hay township
to discuss the proposed
cleaning.
Jokingly, Klungel asked if
the drain really needed to be
cleaned. “It all goes away
eventually, doesn’t it?”
In other business, council:
Learned Drysdale
Appliances will be con
structing a new building on
the site where the former
Bill Fuss Plumbing building
was located.
Received notification from
the ministry of tran
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munications that a* subsidy
payment of $37,500 was on
the way.
The village
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holding of a
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proposal was intended for
areas that had high density
development. Dzus agreed
with councillor Paul
Neilands that the village
already has much parkland
but he did point out it was
concentrated on the south
side.
A section covering
agricultural land within the
village was modified to
specifically exclude inten
sive agriculture operations
such as livestock. The use of
land within the village for
food production will con
tinue to be permitted, Dzus
explained.
Residents will continue to
be allowed to operate
businesses out of their own
homes, it was decided at the
hour and a half meeting with
the Huron county planner.
Neilands echoed the sen
timents of council when he
said “You’ve got to have a
few freedoms left.”
Dzus said there were
many uses operating from a
home that could be objec
tionable but partially agreed
with building inspector Her
man Van Wieren who asked
if a good property standards
bylaw would not help control
the situation.
Honour mothers
Mother’s Day service at
Hensail United Church was
conducted by Rev.John
Wareham of Exeter, who
took as his subject for the
sermon the woman whose
child was possessed of an
evil spirit. The people in the
story were nameless, but
they were just as important
to Jesus; it was the faith of
the mother and the love she
had for her daughter
were rewarded. Jesus
compassion for her
sistence ingenuity
appreciation.
The choir, under
leadership of their Director,
Mrs. Marianne McCaffrey
sang “The hymn of all
nations” with Dr. Ralph
T-opp at the organ.
Plants around the pulpit
were from the wedding of
Catherine Christie and
Daniel O’Neill, and the
flowers from the Vanstone
family, placed there in
loving ’ memory of Robert
James.
The Rev. Stanley
McDonald will be inducted at
a service on Wednesday,
May 16 at 8 p.m. Board of
Elders will meet at 7:30 p.m.
Discuss year of Child
Mrs. Robert Cook chaired
the May meeting of Unit one
of Hensall United Church.
Using as her theme for the
devotional, “miracles and
healing”, Mrs. Cook read
passages from the book of
John dealing with the
healing at the pool and
healing a man born blind.
She also read passages from,
“The power of positive
thinking” by Norman Vin
cent Peale.
Mrs. Albert Shirray gave
the study, explaining the
meaning of UNESCO and
discussing the Rights of the
Child in keeping with the
International Year of the
Child. She concluded by
reading part of a Bill Smiley
column containing his
thoughts on the subject.
During the business, Mrs.
Howard Scane reported on
the financial success of the
Beef Barbeque. Letters were
read from the adopted child.
An invitation was extended
by the Brucefield U.C.W. to
attend their meeting on June
5, with Mrs. Susan White as
speaker.
Mrs. William Fuss en
tertained by playing on the
piano some of Jerome Kern’s
music.
W.M.S. plan birthday party
The W.M.S. of Carmel
Presbyterian Church were
entertained at the home of
the President Mrs. Harvey
Hyde on Monday evening.
Mrs. Hyde presided and
opened the meeting with a
poem “Planting a Garden”
Mrs. Percy Campbell was in
charge of the devotional and
opened with a poem “God’s
Love” Mrs. Bert Thompson
read the Scripture after
which Mrs. Campbell
presented the Devotional
“The Golden Clasp of Love”.
Mrs. Alex McGregor took the
part on “Unselfish Love”.
Mrs. Edith Bell gave
“Sincere Love’’ Mrs.
Campbell gave “Christ’s
Love”. Mrs. C. Volland gave
the part “Imperial Love”. In
keeping with Mother’s Day
Mrs. Campbell gave a
reading on “In the Family
Wreck Room” and closed
this part of the meeting with
prayer.
Mrs. Hyde gave a detailed
report on the Synodical held
at Goderich.
Plans were finalized for
the Spring Rally May 16 and
the birthday party to be held
June 4. Mrs. K. Knight to be
in charge of the devotional.
The meeting closed with all
repeating the Lord’s Prayer.
A delicious lunch was served
by the hostess and a social
hour enjoyed.
Personals
Mrs. Dorothy Mason and
Andrew of London visited
with the former’s parents,
Mr. & Mrs. John Skea on
Saturday.
Sunday visitors with Mr. &
Mrs. John Skea, Senior were
Mr. & Mrs. John Skea,
junior, Colin and Karen from
Mil ton.
Mrs. Pearl Koehler visited
with Mr. & Mrs. Ray
Armstrong and Dana in
Goderich on Sunday morning
and later in the day, Mr. &
Mrs. Art McCallum of
Kippen visited with Mrs.
Pearl Koehler.
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