Times-Advocate, 1988-10-19, Page 21Town Hallnot purple
HENSALL - The trim on the
Town Hall was not painted purple
this summer as some village resi-
dents have complained. The colour
scheme is Black Orchid with Lon;
_don Fog grey, according to asssist-
ant clerk Ansbcrth Willem. The co-
lours had to be matched to paint
scrapings taken from the trim to ex-
actly reflect the building's original'
paint. The exact match was neces-
sary to keep the Hall within the
guidelines of the Ontario Heritage
designations, guidelines which al-
low funding for the preservation of
historic buildings:
"It grows on you after a while,"
:said Willem.
The Hensall Economic Strategy
Committee will be presenting its
five:year plan of the village to
council on October 26.
Building permits for "September
totalled 580,000. The Three Boys
Restaurant does not yet have a liq-
uor license, but has apparently met
all regulations of the zoning bylaw
and building code and can re -apply.
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B.M. Ross and Associates con-
sulting engineers asked for Hensall's
acceptance of work completed on
the Mill Street reconstruction this
summer.
"On Saturday there were twacatch
basins completely blocked off with
leaves," said councillor Cecil Pep-
per. "Otherwise everyone's very
happy with the street, he said.
Council certified the project com-
plete as of August 23.
Hensall celebrates
Week of Child
HENSALL - The Week of The
Child has begun, and Hcnsall's
youth will be rewarded for their par-
ticipation. Those with the --most
points win gift certificates worth
$15,. $10, and 55 for first, second
and third places.
Points are scored with every
event, such as attending a Scout,
Guide or Brownic meeting, joining
in with public skating, or going to
the library. There are 37 events al-
together.
"It's just to get the kids interested
in. the community and let them
-know a little about what's going on
in town," said reeve Jim Robinson.
All -Hensall children's groups
open their doors to both boys and
girls, encouraging participation as
points are accumulated. Robinson
said many of the groups gain new
members after the Week of the
Child is over. "
The week's activities began Satur-
day morning with a Skate-a-thon to
raise money, for Hensall Minor
Hockey ice time. Thirty-five skat-
ers arrived to fulfill the promises
made to their sponsors.
A dress -up parade will be the fi-
nale of the Weck of the Child next
Saturday.
SKATE-A-THON - Thirty-five Hensall children were out raising money for
Minor Hockey on Saturday with a skate-a-thon. The event also scored a
point on the Week of the Child participation. forms.
LQueenszvay 9Vews
We hope everyone had a good
Thanksgiving. Thank you to Rev.
Hawley of Exeter United Church for
a beautiful worship service Tuesday
afternoon.
. Wednesday evening the "Goderich
No Notes Jug Band" filled our
home with the strains of their own
unique brand of music. We all had a
wonderful time although there may
have been a few sore feet by the cnd
of the evening. We have some ener-
getic dancers.
"Poor Little Rich Girl' was our
featured movie Thursday evening.
Everyone is enjoying the Shirley
Temple films. In the coming
mon .hs we will focus on one par-
ucul tr entertainer and feature films
from their career.
Friday afternoon the activity
mom was the scene of some remi-
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niscing as Agriculture Club chumed
butter and Baking Club baked raisin
scones. There were a few tense mo-
ments when we wondered if the
cream was ever going to turn to
butter but it did beautifully. There
were many who remembered drink-
ing the fresh buttermilk years ago.
So several sampled that. We all sa-
voured the taste of delicious fresh
butter on the hot scones. It was an
afternoon of fun and memories.
Thank you to Ken and Della Gas-
cho for graciously loaning us their
butter churn.
Queensway coming events are
October 27 at 2:30 pm:, Laurenc
Madge and friends entertain at our
monthly birthday party and October
28 at 2:30 p.m., International Day
featuring Greece.
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PRESENTATION - Tuckersmith
councillor George Cantelon made
the presentation of a gold watch to
Bob Bell, Huron County Warden and
Tuckersmith Reeve, at a Warden's
Appreciation . Night in Hensall.
Looking on are (left) township clerk
Jack McLachlan, and family mem-
bers son Allen and wife Denise,
son-in-law Dan Crerar and.daughter
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