The Huron Expositor, 1984-01-11, Page 161
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IT WA'S/1!TA4POT`of g d but Ken Cardpo, chairman of the centennlal comrtfttee:
left, of eaforth won the next beat thing, one Proceeds of the dance will 'brad' the
ounce of gold in the Heneall Centennial centennial to be held June 29 to July 2. •
kink ort. dance New Years Eve. He Was (WasaMk phot
presented with his prize by Charlie Hay, ..
Hensall council shel
:awn hall plan
After a delegation of Hensall citizens people who were here. There are mere people
complained about proposed town hall renova- who live in 1 ensa11 than those people; not
"tion plans at last month's meeting, Hensel] eventrvo percent of the population of Hensel!
copncillors agreed at their Jan. 9 meeting to were here," said councillor Irene Davis.
shelve the proposal by architect C.A. Venda. COUNCILBRIEFS •
calling it "too costly, too disruptive and too In other news. council agreed to pay the
controversial." dues for Hensall's Business hnpro4ement •
,Instead, council derided to look for other Association.
solutions to,ereate more space for municipal • "Some places drop their BIA after foxing
\efiice staff and council chambers. They will up their Main Street but now, we .live•
bee--ppiiu�sseented at a public meeting Jan. 19 at another 'need - to -get businesses into the .
tate Hensail•and District Community Centre. village," said,counrillor Peckham,
"Tote plaits pre beautiful and we do need Hensall's work superintendent, Don Tow -
the extra space but it's obvious that the last ton received some praise forhis work cleating
drawing was much too costly," said council- snow before dawn on Christmas day in a
for Irene Davis. letter to council from a local citizen.
-Reeve Harry Klungel agreed saying the Other correspondence to council also
lack of space was obvious when delegations brought praise. A local.doctor wrote to offer
co nelo Ontrieili a Lew extra people fill the congratulations on "the 'mq'st impressive
chepsbers...r ' improvements they (the councillors) . have
Other concerns• abont the condition of made in the last year or. so."
Hensall's town hall included the front door, "It's nice'to know the work done has been
which lets too moth heat escape, the front appreciated," said councillor Peckham.
' window, which's blocked by a safe and a lack
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Tuesday night •euchre- was held' i
Waltoit hall' with an •attend$noq bf 16n Ai ho.
brayed the blustery weather., • • ,
Prizes were awarded to the following' high
lady, Elva Bolger; low, Margaret Craig; high:
man: Rick Lekx; low, Allan McCall; • most*
on card, Torrance, Dundas; most zeros,
Harold. Bolger.. • •'•
Everyone is welcome to the next euchre,
Jan. 16.
GENERAL MEETING •
The first meeting of the UCW was. held in
the church basement, Wednesday after-
noon, Jan. 4. Devotions were in charge of
Walton .Unit,
Mrs:l Marie McGavin was pianist. Mrs.
Viola Kirkby read scripture and meditation
on The New Covenant, Mrs. Gioria Wilhite
sang a couple of • numbers accompanying
herself with the guitar.
Mrs. • Annie Reid presented Mrs. Marjory
of private washtnotns for office staff.
f'The window is 'important because the
town hall now lookslike a pig with a blind eye.
I think Betty needs a private office and the
office workers need a private washroom. We
shouldn't evert them to use public wash-
rooms," said councillor Davis..
--llaligthohtaiynishetiavonret the -back of
the hall, behind the present council chambers
for new chambers, a plan similar to Phase two
of- the architect's plan. was suggested by
councillor Cecil Pepper.
"The room is already there. It just needs
finishing and we could use unemployed
people to do it," he said.
Coming op with an alternative plan was
guestioned.by councillors Jim Robinson and
Richtrd Peckham
"We made a promise to those people that
we wouldn't,do anything oath there was a
Public mei;dug:Maybe they don't want
anything at all. t said councillor Robinson_
We don't need to have a plan. Some of
thdse -people may have some very good
ideas." said councillor Packham. '
Showing kadership and presenting ideas
of town hall renovations at the public meeting
is sohiething council should do. said reeve
Klungel.
"Dantewe feel we have: to show some
leadership and show that something has to be
done. We 'know better what we need than
tbeydo," besetd. •
You can't always take notice of the few
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Brucef le ld UCW
officers installed
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New racers were installed the Jamey)?
meetingDa* ( `W }in tresde afidrnodrlin
e candlelight cet :brinny'condiicted by Bea:'
trice Stoll. The,new president is Mrs. John
Moffat, first vice president Mrs. Ken Scott,
secretary Mrs. Cliff Henderson, treasutef'
Mrs. Jelin Broadfoot, pianist Mrs. Ross-
McBeath.
Mrs. Paterson from the study book read
about the poor in Nepal and the work done by
Lynne Brennan, a United.Chtrtnh mitaioaaty.
Mrs. Stoll received a membership pin in
recognition of her work the last four years,
Delegates were appointed to the meeting.
in Stratford on Jan. 23rd.
Sympathy of the community is expressed to
Mrs, McNangphtonand family due _to the
death of Jim McNaughton.
Mrs. Hugh Berry.- has returned after
visiting with her meal Genldye $kffith, of
Stratford.
Alice Ham vino hiss bee% holds with
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Ham, Offilintmillle has
returned bonne. • ' ' , ' •
Peter Ham,'of Toronto spent the weekend
with Mrs. Ham.
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5$7.4250
Greeting Sunday at •the United Church was
Harry Shell and ushers -were John Cart-
wright, RussellNesbitt, .David Whyte and
Garry Wilts.
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aSathy is extended to Bruce Shiilinglaw
on the'death of his father on Sat. Jan. 7:
Rev., Rossg, chairman of Huron -
Perth Presbyter)?_willleadin the sacratnent
next Sunday. Following the service a pot luck
meal will. be served at 12:30, '
The annual Congregational meeting is at
1:30 p.m. and a film for the children will be
held during the meeting .at'Hullett Central
School.
Jan. 4 shuffleboard winners were ladies
high . Audrey Thompson, low Dora Shob-
brook,;men's high Lorne,Hunking, low, Bob'
Thompson, play off winners Vietta Hoggart
and Tom Allen, ,low ,Genevieve- Allen' and
Watson Reid..' •
There were 5 tables in play Fri. Jan. Bat the
W.I. card Winners were ladies -,high
Geraldine , low Marjorie;Anderson;
lone hands Sfiobbrook, men's h' Ted
Fothergill, low Bert Daer, lone hands Wilfred
Shortreed. In charge were Hazel Reid and
Florence Cartwright.
PERSONALS
Sympathy is expressed to Mr. and Mrs.
Geritt Wilts on the death of her father Gerben
WJan. 4. ynjtt,R2 RHenson at Exeter Hospital on
Sympathy is also extended to Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Shi hingglaw on the death of his father
Wm. Shill eglaw at Baldwin.
• Mrs. Reg Lawson bad surgery Jan. 4 at
Victoria Hospital, London. Friends wish her a
speedy recovery.
Clara Riley returned home Wednesday
from spending. two weeks with Marie, Bruc}
Kelly and Kathy at Thunder Bay.
1(iadors on ,Mondn}y Jan.,2 with Mts, Jr
vS dd- ca Ick ore d' Shy of
Mrs. Colin Paterson and Katie, of London
visited on Monday with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Burns.
Morning Star
lodge meets -
The Past Noble Grands Club of Morning
Stir Reb4ah Lodge met at the home of Vera
Hastings. Pres Sarah Stephenson conducted
the business. •
Mary Lowe gave her reports. The Peb. 6
meeting will be held at the home of Verna
Thomas. Mary Lowe ,will assist. Roll call to
be answered with a verse or something
pertaining to Love.
Euchre was played and high prizes going
to Sarah Stephenson, Annie Thynne. Low,
Alice McAiter, Marg McCutcheon, lucky
plate Annie Thynne.
• Happy birthday was sung to several
Members. .
Fre*,Oilth*,life m bership pin. . •
• This,being the C i1 ail Deve o merit and
Outreac rneeting, a ,Mary. 'lHur►phrleys.
to4koas.t topic. Vetlture in Missions ,.. 1.
film, as shown by Mgrs ,Helen Craig;:,.A
coin uantar was given • iMaryr Humphries
The bu:1rsoverr by Mrs, eleain Craig who
opened with An 1lnpoassibld,i•Aii
Those attendi g Tore Alpha _from N
Uriited`were Aohnn Godkin,Greg«P ><
and,Daryl Smith sponsored by the ti W.
The>membershi�r fees'will beienileet
the unit nceetings,Walton 1. to be:helwd' at't c
Manse,• W,ednestday, Jan 11 at 8 p m end
Walton 2 Jan. 11 at 130`p m.. at.the !mine of
Mrs '•pearl: McCallutn; `
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Tire Huron Perth'Presb� rialwill be heir'heir'Stratford Jan 23 : at 4`•' John's United
Church DelepateSwil! ,attend frpnn `U C.W.
anti one from each of the units. •
Jan. 29 is set`aside for the an •ital'meeting
• following ' the morning worship. 'It' was
deeided to have •a pot luck noon luncheon.
The unified board meeting was held Sunday
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aand,Helen. opment Mrs, WE* McGavitt'ttadtwo unit
Stew programs viers giver �o ui leaders. et
Iter, ne leetiny will 11e `field •by 'the ChurchStn, Society -Mrs. Maxine, Marks,
err !•, e x71,+ r ,. nM le outts; N(rs. Barb Florae Mrs.
e civ °�<. i Nlr,W OFFl CERS s er DJen�°nis and 'CRs Audrey• Hackwell.
r. r�.9 ,R east grS s3 eat,. ;Orstian.Deveiopnient & World O. tt'each-
Mrs,,' Co• l Urkby =resid nt- Ivo' s ; elen 1rs ((��1ene Denni , -Mrs. ' +±Melva Fraser,
st ►Ice Pres; ,Mrs Maarion?Gd g;; Mrs. Dianne:McCalluttliA'Plrs. Betty, McCall,
,vice -ares, kirk, Alberta:001e; 01e; or - Mrs Mary'Humphries. Archives -Mrs. Edith
o, ing and„„ recording, Secretary -Mrs: 'Wey, Mrs Marilyn McDonald (recording
a, 7n i�IcDorialti;, assistant -`Mrs. Marjorie secretary), • `
umphrtes, treasu er-Mrs , Leona, McDon- In Church Services, officers are Social'
Functions -Mrs Ka!ei fIoegy, Mrs. Pearl ,
nit Ieaders, `W ' ton Mira:' Viola Kirkby, McCallum, Mrs. Dorotthy,McNichol. Music-
,'Walton'2-Mrs Marilyn McDonald.Nomina Mrs.Marie McGavin, Mrs, Marion Godkin.
tions Mrs yid*icirkby; Mrs . Margery Auditors -Mrs. Doreen flackwelt, Mrs. Doro-
Rilciiie, Mrs 'Maxii* �'Marks,'Mrs: Margret thy'Sholdice, 'VOW Manse Comitiittee-Mrs.
Crapg, Mfrs. Vera' McDonald, Mrs, Marilyn• Leone McDonald, Mrs. Marie McGavin,
' McDonald ' • .t4” i Mrak Doreen • Hackwell. UCW Rep. to
' •'Com(rttiiiioatlonrs Co-ordinator-Mrs.,'Edlith Official Bo d -Mrs. Helen Craig. Cothmun-
Way and Mrs Iklarjorx Fraser, tori prepa. tt n -Mrs. Viola Traviss and Mrs.
Stewardship Surd 'Finance- ors. Marion Laura Ma
Godkin, Mrs. Doreen Hackwell, Mrs. Dopa . Don't forget the annual meeting following
McDonald, (tines.): 'L•eadership nd aBevel tb�e►tlucic luttcheoq, Jau 29unnt e2
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euchre'. party
Mr, and, Mrs, Jack Lee attended the 40th
wedding . anniversary of his aunt Mr. and
Mrs.... Bert. Beacom ,-at :the Heronview
auditorium, Clinton
Dora' $hobbroo$, wTheltita ' Ellerby; Jean,
Bill and Leonard Vodden spent Sunday in
London, with. the Hu is
Mr. and Mrs. Allell,Shaddick visited on.
Sunday with the family,.of Wm.,Shillinglaw, at -
the Sutton funeral bottle.
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