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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS'
THURSDAY, JULY 4, 1974
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WIN KINETTE AWARDS - Two Hensall cousins, Steve and Betty Beer, were the recipients of the
Hensall Kinette Scholarship this year, for the top girl and boy student in the grade eight graduating
class. Shown here with Steve and Betty are Mrs, Mary Jacobe, left, and Doug Peirson, right, two
of the staff members at the school. Steve is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Beer, while Betty is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, George Beer, of Hensall,
About eopl
Mrs, Laird Mickle visited
recently with Mrs, Thomas
Pryde in Exeter and Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Hoffman, in Dash-
wood.
Mrs. Harry Horton is a patient
in South Huron Hospital in
Exeter.
Mrs, Laird Mickle spent Sun-
day with her son and daughter-
in-law, Dr. and Mrs. Robert
Mickle, of London.
Steer
This
Way
BY
LARRY
SNIDER
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A radar -controlled
speedometer -like dial by the
road in Los Angeles shows
your exact speed as you ap-
proach. Police say it really im-
presses - and slows down •
-
passing motorists.
Here's another rule of thumb
to keep from tailgating: allow
two seconds' space. After the
car ahead of you passes land-
mark (sign, pole) does it take
at least two seconds until you
do?
E•'oerts say the radial is the
tire of the future. Steel belts
are very popular.
There's a transparent fuel filter
that tells you in a glance when
it's dirty enough to need ser-
vicing.
Classic cars now in high de-
mand have service problems
most of us don't even think of.
A 1929 Rolls suddenly came
down with a bad case of ter-
mites in the teak running
boards. Had to be fumigated.
Nostalgia is one thing, but running
boards are no problem on the new
cars at Larry Sniders,
Larry Snider
MOTORS LIMITED
EXETER 235-1640
LONDON 227-4191
Huron County's Largest
Ford Dealer
Drive in soon!
Hensall council plan
swimming pool by-law
(by Mrs. Rena Caldwell)
Hensall Council met July 2.
Elgin Rowcliffe, representing
the Hensall Union Cemetery
Board, 'asked for a grant to
help defray expenses pertaining
to the cemetery maintenance
and upkeep. Council granted
$1, 000,
Ernie Davis reported that he
had opened the drain on Rich-
mond Street and augered all the
way and had flushed it out and
found no blockage. However
there is still water in the base-
ments.
Since Hensall has no swimm-
ing Pool bylaw, it was decided
to meet with the PUC and ar-
range for a by-law governing
swimming pools.
After considering applications
it was decided to hire Glen
Nixon to take charge of the
dump site. Council also had
decided to close the dump at
2 p.m. and have Garth Postil
cover the garbage after 2 p.m.
Councillor Harold Knight
reported that nine men had
answered a fire call to a burn-
ing car. The Insurance Comp-
any will pay the costs and
council decided to put an
amendment to the by-law for
fires involving vehicles on the
highway, a minimum of $200.
Council learned that Big '0'
considered their price for using
the dump too high and would
not pay their bill.
Council decided that they
would take advantage of short
term debentures bearing 100
and invest cash which is not
needed immediately, '
The County Health Unit
notified builders that plumbing
inspection is now enforced.
Mr. Knight said he gets
questions about the progress on
sewers and he thinks that any-
one who desires to see the rep-
ort should have the opportunity.
Council will meet July 15 at 8
p. m. with Burns Ross, Lorne
Archer, and the PUC to discuss
Sewage Works.
Building permits were granted
to A. Vanstone to build a stor-
age room; Jim Hyde, a swim-
ming pool; T. Pike a new roof;
Donald Joynt to put metal lath
and plaster on outside of a
building; R. Schwalm to build
a tool shed; James Aikenhead to
remove an old porch and put
up a new one; Donald Smale
to build a garage with bedroom
above; H. Heinze to renovate
the dining room and adjacent
area.
Bills and accounts amount-
ing to $59, 636.75 were ordered
paid. This included the half
yearly levy of Huron County
Board of Education of $30,
855,00; the Huron -Perth Separ-
ate School, $497.50; the Huron
County levy of $18020,00.
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Hensall
Visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Sim Roobal is Duk Baker from
Gouda Holland, He is waiting
for the arrival of his family,
Mr. and Mrs, J. Baker, De Kraa
and family from Curacau, West
Indies. They will be spending
a week's holiday with Mr. and
Mrs. Don Dodds and family of
Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs. De -
Kraa are presently touring six
provinces of Canada.
Joan Dodds, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs, Don Dodds, Seaforth,
spent a few days holidays with
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Sim Roobal,
Miss Troyann Bell, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Bell,
left Sunday for summer school
Figure Skating Academy for
eight weeks training. Troyann
is a silver medalist and sister
of Miss Pauline Bell, a profes-
sional and past member of
Holiday on Ice,
Sandy Bisset of Goderich visit-
ed on Monday with Mr. and
Mrs. Stewart Bell.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Sararas,
who celebrated their 25th
wedding anniversary on June
25, were pleasantly surprised
Sunday afternoon when their
family gathered at their home
in Hensall and presented them
with a coloured T,V, and table
and a silver spoon from their
grandson, Chris Sararas.
Their seven children and one
grandchild were present, Karen
of Kitchener; Allan, Barb and
Chris, of Preston; Diane of
Seaforth; Gerry, Don, Steve
and Jodi at home. The family
served lunch complete with the
anniversary cake.
1973
Styles of panels are now in
our stock. Ideal for new
or replacing old style
panels now in your
home.
NENSALL YARD
R COVERING CLEARANCE
CUSHION FLOO from 2.7,E yard
CARPET from 3.95 yard
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