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Hensall reeve Jim Robinson but to work by post office
Hensall Correspondent
SUSAN HARTMAN
262-2449
Jim .Robinson, Reeve of Hensall, has
graciously accepted an offer of temporary
employment at the Hensall Post Office 'as .•
Acting. Postmaster. on June 11 from 10 to,
11:30 a.m. says postmaster Brenda Russell.
This new position was created especially for.
Jim as part of Postal Employee's Week, to
strengthen community relations between
the post office and the municipality which it
rues. .
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(Evangelical Medical. Mlssionaires Aid
Society) this year. This worthy cause pro-
vides better sight to peoplein third world.
countries. The Hensall Post Office staff ask
people to deposit any usedeyeglasses in the
receptable provided at the Post Office.
Don't forget to come in on June 11 and put
Jim Robinson to work for you.
AWARDS BANQUET
The Hensall Messengers held their
The employees of the Huron Division of
Canada Post are supporting EMMAS
Messenger leader Bonnie Gould welcom-.
.ed everyone to the banquet. Mr. Cowan said
the blessing over a bountiful potluck supper.
After the meal Happy Birthdaywas sung to
all ' of the Messengers'' who • will 'be
',celebrating their birthdays overthe sum-
mer months.
First, second and third year Messengers
were .presented with certificates and rib-
bons for successfully Completing a year of
awards. and graduation banquet on Tues -Messengers. Awards were 'handed out by
day, May 26 at the Hensall United Church:. leaders Bonnie Gould, Bev Bell and Ross
Special invited guests were Mr, and Mrs. Gass. • , • .
George Cowan , representing the church, Third- year Messengers 'took part in a
custodiansBar-b.and-Lorne f:arkstettec, Ex. graduation ceremony with Bev Bell reading
plorer• leader 'Shirley McAllister and Ex- the ceremony while B.onnieGould presented
plorer representative Cathy Corbett. each. girl • to explorer leader Shirley
McAllister and representative Cathy Cor-
. bett: Graduates were Jennifer Allan,,
Christine Bengough, Lisa Campbell, Cara
Gardner, Shelley Gardner, Melissa Masse,
Katie Rathwell; Kari Taylor and Louise
Wood. • . . .
After wishing everyone a happy' and
' healthy'summer vacation the evening was
brought to a close by the -Messengers
repeating their Messenger prayer. •
. BAKE SALE
Hensall Venturers are holding a Garage
and Bake Sale on Saturday;.June 6 at 9:30
a,m. at the Hensall United Church.
If you have any donations please call Scott
262-3138 or Jeff 262-2032 and they: will ar-
range to pick up the articles. The Venturers
thank the community in advance for its
Support, • ' .
The Hensall' South Huron Agricultural
Society would like to announce the upcom-
ing Hensall Spring Fair which will be held
Friday, June 12 and all day Saturday, June
13. Friday evening will be busy with events •
such as the Mini -Pedal Tractor Pirll, Junior
Talent Show, Amateur Horse Show and the
crowning of the .Fair Queen. Anyone in -
Kippenchurch
to celebrate
youth Sunday
r', Kippen Correspondent
NIRS. MARGARETHOGGARTH
262-6902 ,
Rev. Lorne Keays presided in the pulpit at
• St. Andrews United Church, Kippen on Sun-
day, -May 31.
un-.day,-May31. He preached a sermon on "Do
• Something — Or Else!"
Next Sunday is Youth Anniversary Sun-
day, A special combined service. for both
Kippen and Brucefield Churches will be held
at 11 a.m. in the Brucefield Church. Follow-
ing this service the congregational potluck
picnic will be ]geld on the:Brucefield.Church.
grounds. Plan to attend these events:
• , Kippen session of eldersis called to meet
on Tuesday, June 16 at .8:30 p.m.
SMALL RIVER TROUT - A six pound rain-
bow trout was caught by Allan McCall of
Walton Monday around 2 p.m. Mr. McCall
• said the river is shallow but a hole where
children swim, was big enough for the fies-
ty trout. He will have -the -trout stuffed and
mounted on'a plaque. Blake photo.,
Bus safety taught
The children who will • be attending
Seaforth Public in Kindergarten next
September were invited to the school on
Thursday, May 28 to hear a presentation
about bus safety. Although most students in
S.P.S. Kindergarten classes do not ride
buses regularly, they are involved' in field
trips frequently, and so must have
knowledge of bus safety procedures.
The program • is a joint venture of the
Huron County Board of Education and the
Ontario Provincial Police.
Children were first shown slides in a safe•
ty presentation, before boarding and taking,
what was for many, their first "spin" on a
school bus.
Counci
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Hallett township roads 12 and 13, from
sideroad 35 to 36 and west to County Road 8.
The superintendent was also told to invite
offers for the construction of sideroad 40 to
41 from the end of Concession 13 to County'
Road 25. The tenders are to be submitted to
the suPerintendent by June 16,1987, at noon.
He will also apply for permits for wayside
pits to be constructed • in 1087. •
In other business, council recommended
the clerk send a letter of appreciation to the
Huron County Junior Farmers thanking
them for their offer to erect signs supplied
by the township.
Council declined the offer saying they
may contact the Junior Farmers in the
future. The clerk was also instructed by
council members to prepare a by-law to
erect street signs in the Village of
Londesboro and to designate a number for
each lot. This motion, made by R. Gross
and seconded by J, Gibson, was not carried.
A map of Hullett township villages will be
sent to all ambulance and fire departments
servicing these villages, The villages af-
feeted are: Londesboro, Kinburn and
Auburn, The mapwill show street names
and -or property owners names. •
Hallett 'council approved a tile drain loan
application for Lot 19, Concession 11 which
is snbjeCt to township by-laws and
availability of funds.
industry
• from page 1 •
that'll help the, town. We can't sit idle, no
way."
Clerk Crocker expressed similar
thoughts.
"There were rumors four or five years
ago that things at Genesco weren't good, hat
it still Comes as a shock. And it hurts,' lie
said. '
Mr. Crocker admitted the tax rate for
Genesco will drop from $16,000 per year to
$7,500 once the plant is Shut down: But, he
said, the town can handle that.
"We an adjust to the tax rate, but 1 can't
imagine the adjustment the families will
have to make. This will have a greater int-
pact on our etonomy than just reducing the
tax base," he said. •
To Counter that Mr. Crocker said tile town
has to be a lot more aggressive in searching
o'ut industry to locate ifi Seaforth, thart,it'has
been in the past,
"We have to rejuvenate our industrial
development Committee,get into high gear
and work together," he said.
"We have a good building and a great
town, and somewhere out there is someone
who wants that. We just have to find that
someone."
"We have to Sell Seaforth - that it is a good
place to de bu's'iness in. And Seaforth is a
nice . plate try liv@. It has recreational
facilities churches, schools arid a hospital.
We have libuSitig,. lots Of Nater and hydro
and available staff. Everything's here,"
said Mayor Ross.
terested.in becoming a pageant contestant
should contact Carolyn Knight at 262.3444,
On Saturday the parade.' begins at the
sales barns at noon and will makeits way
through the village to the fair grounds. All
children, costumed or not, are welcome to
march in the parade. Also on Saturday will
be an Appaloosa Horse Show, Calf Club
Show and Sale, Poultry and Pigeon Show
and the Ladies and School Section displays.
The Baby Show begins at 1:30 p.m. and a
SHUFFLEBOARD RESULTS
Shuffleboards,, Thursday, May 28 results
were: High Ladies scores were Annie Reid
494, Olga Chipchase 421; Emma Campbell
381.. Men's high scores were Ernie Chip -
chase 490, Percy Campbell 399 and George
Rowson 324.
CQMMUNION,SERVICE .
Rev. Richard. Hawley of ,Exeter and Mr.
George Cowan. conducted a service of Com-
munion and Baptism in a packed Hensall
Horseshoe Pitching Competition will, take United Church on Sunday, May 31., Thirteen
place during ,the -afternoon. Old Mac- children were presented for the Sacrament
Donald's farm• will be open. as well as the of Holy Baptism and were received into the
Midway. Everyone is invited to attend the family of Hensall ..United Church. The
Fair Boar ee Barbecue at 5 past-on—chi1drerrwere-Bevan Jeffrey Butson, son of .•'
Saturday evening. Advance tickets only.,$ee , Jeffrey •and Janice Butson, .Ryan 'David
You at the Fair! • Campbell, son of David and Karen Camp
• NORTHCRESTNEWS .bell, Samantha Lynn Funston, daughter of
The residents would like•to welcome a new Deborah and Dave Collins, Stacey Lee
tenant, Margaret Mole, formerly of • Crerar; daughter of. Dan and Linda Crerar,
Dungannon, to Northicrest. ' •• Laura Evangeline Elder, daughter of Larry
Joan McCullough and.•Shauni of 13iver- and Evelyn Elder, Gregory Dale Nixon,'
side, California and their mother'Elya For. William Wayne Nixon and Laura. Michelle
rest visited on Wednesday with Carl and • Nixon; children of Deborah andJim Nbion, _,
Hilda Payne. MacKenzie Whitney Lynne Cardiff, Kenneth
Dorothy Munroe returned home from • Matthew George Mark Cardiff, and Meghan
Seaforth hospital on Saturday after a ' Louise"Riley, children of Ron Riley and •
lengthy illness: " Debra. Cardiff; Danielle Joanna ' Ritchie,,
Rose Pyke visited over the weekend with daughter of Paul : and Julie . B,itchie, and,
relatives in Cambridge. ' Jeremy John 'Thomson, son of John and
Ida Dickert, along with daughter Merle Veronica Thomson. '
McLellan granddaughter lylaegan •Kipfer, ' A memorial gift 'of Service Books'was also •.
journeyed to Harriston to visa with Ida's made by Jeff and Janice Butson in memory
niece Elaine Hubbart.. of Bevan's twin,brother, Devan. , •
Margaret Mole visited on Friday with ' Rev. Hawleypreached a sermon on A
friends in Dungannon. Child. in our Midst. The Sacrament of Com -
Mr. and Mrs. William Hiltz and son Dayne rriunion was also conducted 6y Rev. Hawley
of Halifax, Nova Scotia spent a few days last assisted by Mr. Cowan who distributed the
week with grandmother Hazel Luther. , Elements to the Elders. Greeting worship -
Glen and Pearl McKnighthad a surprise pers at the front door before the service was
visit on Saturday from their granddaughter Grace Drummond. 'ushers were Verne ,
Diane Martin, and Christopher, who were •Alderdlce, Ray Jacobe, Rosa Corbett and
here from Lindsay. Doug Kyle.
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