The Huron Expositor, 1994-09-21, Page 9Local
Hensall Legion • �
to visit Parkwood Hospital veterans
THE HURON EXPOSITOR, Soptombor 21, 1994-E
The regular meeting of the
Hensall Legion Br. 468 was held
Sept. 14. October 1 there will be a
visit to Parkwood Hospital by Zone
C-1. There will be a bus leaving the
Legion hall at 10 a.m. The group
will have lunch at the hospital,
upon arrival. Members are
encouraged to attend as the veterans
enjoy the visits.
The Provincial Service Officer,
Mel Harper, will again be visiting
the Legion on Oct. 12 at 4:30 p.m.
Please call Branch President Larry
Uyl to arrange an appointment
(262-2618). Veterans or widows of
veterans, if you have any questions
come and talk your concerns over,
with Mr. Harper.
A slide presentation and lecture
'Prelude to D -Day' is being
presented at Brucefield United
Church by John Mellor, B.A.,M.A.,
Oct. 28 at the Annual Dinner
Meeting of the Huron county
Historical Society. Mr. Mellor, as
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Hensall
by Liz Sangster
262-2715
part of the Royal Marine
Commando in the initial assault, has
a unique perspective of the topic.
Mr. Mellor is the author of
"Dieppe' and "Canada's Forgouen
Heroes' to name a few. For more
information call Bill or Rae
McFarlane (565-5200).
The Hensall Sunset Seniors had
their September meeting at the
Hensall United Church. Sixteen
members had a delicious pot luck
dinner. Helen McKay welcomed
everyone and gave a reading.
'Rummage Sale Fever.' the group
entertains at the Birthday Party at
Huronview, March 15, 1995. The
Fall Rally is at Seaforth, Oct. 13
registering at 11:30 a.m. Winners of
:S FOR
1FOUNDATIONS
the cards were Gertie Moir, Isobel
Rogerson, Audrey Christie and
Eileen Rannie.
The Scout Movement Registration
will be Sept. ,21 at Hensall Public
School from 7-8 p.m. Volunteer
leaders are needed for the group to
continue.
The Hensall Horticultural Society
met September 12. The meeting
opened with a poem read by
President Kathy Mann. After the
business portion of the meeting
concluded, the guest speaker,
Stephanie Scholten, was introduced.
Scholten, a landscaper architect
from Goderich, discussed some
memorable projects and the changes
in her prbffession over the years.
Sandra Tifrner thanked the speaker
and the draws were conducted.
President Kathy Mann closed the
meeting with a poem and lunch
followed.
Rev. Henry Annen conducted the
service this past Sunday. at Hensall
United Church. The organist was
Doug Klopp. The message of the
sermon was 'Coming For the Right
Reasons'. The greeter was Janis
Bisback and the ushers were Gerrie
Glenn and Jerry Drysdale.
Pastor Henry Annen was
appointed Pastoral Supervisor for
the Brucefield-Kippen pastoral
charge, because of this Pastor
Annen will be leading the
congregation of Brucefield-Kippen
in communion on Sept. 25 and Dec.
4. Supply student Mr. Paul Gilroy
will conducting services at Hensall
United on these Sundays.
A reminder that the Offical Board
Meeting of the Hensall United
Church will be held September 21.
Chairpersons meet at 7:15,
Committees at 7:30 and the Offical
Board at 8 p.m. All members are
urged to attend.
The Presbyterian Church Women
of Carmel Presbyterian Church held
their Sentemher meeting last
Monday. President Jan Baker
opened the meeting with a fall
poem. The roll call was answered
and thank -you notes were read from
Caroline Love Regier and Emma
Campbell. The women were happy
to have Emma in the group again.
Janeth Sangster conducted the
worship, speaking on Religious
Symbolism. Edith Bell was the
pianist for the evening. The guest
speaker, Karen Mahon of Hilton
Toasted Oats in Staffa, gave an
interesting account of their family
business and anyone who wished to
could buy a box of oats. The
minutes of the last meeting were
read by Marg Varley and approved.
During a short business session
reports were given by Winnie Skea
for kitchen supply, Cathy Bell for
cards and treats, and Marilyn
Campbell gave the finance report.
Jan thanked the women who
helped with bingo at the
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URNITURE
to Blair Moir for his painting. The
meeting closed with prayer and
lunch was served by Jan Baker and
Marg Varley.
Hensall Area Parents are
encouraged to contact the Hensall
Before/After School Program (262-
2305) or Karen Jolly (262-3207) for
information about this program. The
Program has had very enthusiastic
participants however, numbers have
been few. We're ready to let the
secret out! Find out what the
children are so excited about.
Landfill hours
discussed
At the Mid -Huron Landfill Site
(MHLS) Board's August meeting,
Tuckersmith Reeve Bill Carnochan
inquired about the possibility of
changing hours of operation at the
site and reviewing the staffing
requirements due to the decrease in
volume of waste being landfilled at
the MHLS.
Landfill employees were invited
to the September 15 board meeting
for a discussion on operation
requirements. (Bill Carnochan of
Tuckersmith was not present at the
meeting).
Site Supervisor Frank Postill told
the board the landfill staff was
concerned about the possible
revision of hours at the site. "I
think it's caused quite a bit of con-
cern to the men, if we go to 40
hours (per week) from 44," said
Postill. He said the men would be
agreeable to an altered schedule,
"As long as they don't take home
less money." The supervisor said
landfill staff is quite a bit below the
Town of Goderich hourly rate by
comparison. "These men are doing
a good job and should be given a
fair wage."
Board members asked about the
possibility of cutting back the hours
the landfill site was open to the
public to enable the staff to catch
up on grounds and equipment main-
tenance. Postill told the board that
Fridays were averaging lower vol-
ume than other days. "Is there room.
to cut back another half hour (that
the site is open)?," asked Lynda
Rotteau of the Town of Goderich.
"Don't cut back too much or
we'll have garbage on the
roadsides," said MHLS Board Chair
Grant Stirling of Goderich Town-
ship. "1 don't think we can do it
with any less help," said Stirling.
Board members commented that
extra work had been getting done at
the site.
The board recognized that hours
for part-time help at the site had
been decreased significantly from
last year. Site Supervisor Postill
estimated a savings of• $6-7,000 in
part-time wages over last year. Ken
Hunter, Commissioner of Works for
Goderich, felt that as long as the
landfill site's tipping fee remained
at $35 per tonne operations could
maintain their current level of qual-
ity.
Wallace family
holds reunion
The Wallace annual reunion was
held at the home of Fred and
Heather MacDonald RR 3 Kippen
on August 28, 1994. Due to the
uncertain weather the sports events
were put off until late afternoon, in
the meantime some enjoyed horse
shoes while others just visited about
four thirty the sports begin. The
winners of the races were as fol-
lows: 5 and under: 1st - Jonathan
Miller, 2nd - Laura Mero; 3rd -
Amanda Miller; 4th - David Miller;
6 to 9 - 1st - Leanne Parr; 2nd -
Kyle Mero; 3rd - Kayleigh
MacDonald; 4th - Gregory Wallace;
10-13 - 1st - Barbi Miller; 2nd -
Jennifer Brown; 3rd - Chrissy Mil-
ler; 4th - Aaron Mero; Kick the
slipper - 1st - Barbi Miller, 2nd -
Aaron Mero; 3rd - Leanne Parr;
Three-legged race - 1st - Barbi
Miller, Chrissy Miller; 2nd -
Gregory Wallace Jonathan Miller;
3rd - Kayleigh MacDonald, Leanne
Parr; Men's Race - 1st - Jeremy
Miller, 2nd - Fred MacDonald; 3rd
- Jack Smith. Women's race - 1st -
Heather MacDonald; 2nd - Joy(
Wallace; 3rd - Pauline Mcro. Ad
Kick -the -slipper - 1st - Jere
Miller, 2nd - Richard Wallace; Biu
- Fred MacDonald. Adult Three -
Legged Race - 1st - Mike and
Pauline Mero; 2nd - Donna and Pat
Miller, 3rd - Marie Jaques and
Lynda Brown. Wheel Barrel Race -
Ist Chrissy Miller and Barbie Mil-
ler; 2nd - Leanne Parr and Jennifer
Brown. Adult Wheel Barrel Race -
lst - Iliac Jaques and William
Brown; 2nd - Marie and John
Jaques; 3rd - Richard Wallace and
Mike Mero. Shipping Race - 1st -
Jennifer Brown; 2nd - Barbi Miller.
A candy scramble followed the
races for the children. The oldest
person present was Iona (Wallace)
Blake of Holmesvillc and youngest
Little David Miller of Varna. A
lovely pot luck supper was serval
=which=-was enjoyed-hy=everyone.
Guests were present from
Kitchener, Waterloo, Stratford, St.
Marys, Huron Park, Holmcsvillc,
Mitchell, Varna, Seaforth,
figmondvillc.
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