The Huron Expositor, 1982-07-21, Page 14Bedard. King St. Hensall.
newlyweds and also a sur-
prise for Ken and Denise. A
social time was enjoyed by all
and a smorgasbord lunch
served.
QUEENSWAY NEWS
Mrs. Mary Parlmer spent
Saturday and Sunday visiting
with her sister Mrs. Helen
Thompson. Mr. and Mrs.
Denroch. Ottawa and Mrs.
Potvin. Montreal visited their
mother Mrs. Louise Mitchell
and visited with the latter's
son and daughter-irj7jaw Mr.
and Mrs. Les Mitchell, Credi-
to. Mr. Neil Regan was
visited by his sister Mrs.
Morkin on Sunday afternoon.
Miss Aleeta Kats visited last
week with her father, Mr.
John Kats in Exeter.
Mrs. Shirley Luther con-
ducted the worship service
last week.
Neil Regan was high bowl-
er at the weekly bowling on
Friday, his score 145. Ross
Thompson was second with
118. Thanks to our volunteer
driver Mrs. Wilma Klein-
haar. The residents enjoyed a
barbeque on Wednesday
evening.
ATTENDS GOLDEN
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Mrs, Laird Mickle attended
the 50th wedding anniversary
of Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn
Tieman at their home in
Dashwood on Sunday.
• Mr. and Mrs. James Sang-
ster and Brad spent the
weekend at their summer
camp at Silver Lake.
Viiiting on the 'weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Sararas and Jodi were mem-
bers of their family: Mr. and
Mrs. Don Poulin and Lisa.
Stratford; Mr. and Mrs. Gary
Sararas and family. Exeter;
ee
Mr. Al Sararas and son,
Cambridge; Mr. and Mrs.
Don Sararas, Exeter; Miss
Karen Sararas, Kitchener;
attending the funerals of their
uncles the late Roy MacDon-
ald and the late Allan John-
son on Saharday and Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Dalton
and Carla. Walton visited
recently with Mrs. Dalton's
parents, Mr. and -Mrs. Harold
Parker.
Hensall playground is
being directed by Patti
Shappton and they had a
recent draw. Prizes donated
by the merchants, were
valued at around 5600.
Winners were: 1st prize -
5100. donated by Cooks Mill.
Nancy • Dietz of Kippen; $25
voucher-sDon's Market, Rob-
ert Cameron, Hensall; 525
gift certifitate-Hensall Pro
Hardware, Isabell Porter,
Embro; $25 donated by Hen
sall Co -Op, Jeanette Turner
Hensall; $2.0 Ron's l-lealth
Centre, Lottery Ticket. Linda
Freiter. Exeter; free perm -
William's Hair Styling- Don
Dixon, Henson; 520.00 -Tay-
lor's Discount House, Sandy
Talbot. Hensall; four litres of
oil and oil filter, Hensall
Motors, Carl Wurm. Huron
Park; microwave pitcher.
Drysdale Major Appliances,
Arnold De Long, St. Marys.
I'll bet you
were a
beautiful
baby, but
baby, look at
you now.
PaRTICIPilL71011
Dbinocifill atcl cm@ci
ensall death
is under study
A Hensall area death involving motorized
hang-gliders is one , of two which have
resulted in an investigation of the machines
by Transport Canada.
Investigatotis will not detail the exact
Cause of the fatal crashes which occurred in
the past four weeks, but it is believed to
have been because of a loss of power.
The first death involving a Canadian
Skyrider 20 hand -glider, occurred June 21
when 21 -year-old William Heyink was killed
as his machine crashed into a field near
Seaforth. The second, took the life of
Andrew Martin of Stoney Creek July 3,
when his Canadian Skyrider 20 crashed into
a wheat field near Hamilton.
Hamilton coroner Leslie Szabo is to hold
an inquest into thef Martin death.
Brian Astin, an investigator with Trans-
port Canada's aviation and safety deeart-
ment, told The Saturday Star he has
investigated both crashes and taken away
parts from both.
"All 1 can tell you is II have found
something in both machines I can't explain
and it's something that will have to be
examined more closely."'•
Mr. Astin said he has contacted the
majority of the other owners of similar craft
Correspondent
NORMAN EAST
482-7034
Bingo results for Tuesday,
July 13 are: first share -the -
wealth, Nelly Burkholder of
Blytb; second share -the -
wealth, Heather Hart of
Clinton; third share -the -
wealth, was qt split between
Moira Robinson of Vanastra
and Marion Laws of Vanast-
ra. The jackpot prize winner
was Janet Parent of Bayfield.
PERSONAL
It is nice te hear that a lot of
people are out on vacation.
Some are visiting relatives or
friends.
The first one or two weeks
in August I will also be going
on vacation Myself. Someone
will be taking my column over
when 1 am gone. But I will be
back to write for you again.
PROGRAM UNDERWAY
The playgrounds at Van-
astra and Varna began on
Monday, July 5, and Thurs-
day, July 8 with Hat, Sock and
Tie Day. Some very strange
attire was modelled by child-
ren of both playgrounds,
nprizes were awarded for
the iost unusual costumes.
Th children played such
game as: red rover, british
bull -dog, dodge ball, duck,
duck, goose. lemonade. re-
lays, tag games, baseball and
more. The craft was "Gar-
bage -bag creatures." They
made clowns, people, pigs'.
rabbits, and cats out of the
plastic bags.
The Tiny Tot Summer Fun
program also began that
week. and the pre-schoolers
had fun playing games, sing-
ing songs and playing on the
equipment.
The first trip of the week
was to Ontario place. on July
7, and many children enjoyed
a day of fun in the Children's
Village and Waterplay area,
on the Waterslide and the
Bumper Boats.
On Monday, July 12, they
held a "Film Festival" at the
Vanastra Recreation Centre.
They showed 21/2 hours of
A14 - THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JULY 21, 1982
Couples
back from
Europe
Correspondent
ISABEL SCOTT
482-7135 •
' Mr. Aldie Mustard and Mr.
Elgin Thompson have return-
ed from a three week tour of
six ttorthern European coun-
tries.
Mr. and Mrs. William
Pepper have returned from a
weeks holiday at•Meaford.
Mr. and Mrs. John Green
of Leidster England visited
one day, last week withMr.
and Mrs. Roy Brock and their
guest Mrs. Edich Humpheys
of Leicaster, England.
Visiting with Mrs. Alice
Ham over the weekend were
Mr. Wesley Ham, Huntsvill
Mr. Wesley Ham, Huntsville
and Mr. Peter Ham, Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon J:
Rusheall have returned to
Victoria B.C. after a holiday
with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Ross Scott. Also visiting
was their grandson Mr. And-
rew Rushcall of Surry B.C.
Mr. Charles Mustard, Lon-
don and Mr. Neil Mustard,
Port Hope spent the weekend
with their parents Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Mustard. ,
Sympathy is extelded to
Mrs. Aneta Scrogg and Mr.
Scrogg and family due to the
death of her mother in Col-
lingwood.
FUTURE PULLER - Trying out a tractor for size in the above photo is
Matthew Turner,. aged six. Matthew said he comes "from near Varna"
and the W-4 he is trying out "is my grandmother's tractor".
Approximately 511 spectators attended the mini -tractor puil at the
Seaforth fairground on Sunday. (Wassink photo) •
Hensall girl
Correspondent
BlERTHA MaieGIRlEGOR
262-2025
SUNDAY CHURCH
SERVICE .
Robert Elliott conducted
the service at Heasarl United
Church on Sunday July 18,
with a message on the Chris-
tian Image in today's world.
Today's economics and un-
employment have changed
the national outlook but
God's love never changes. he
said. Material possessions
are not sinful if we accept the
responsibilities they bring.
Your Christian philosophy
cannot be separated from
your business authority but
the tatter can produce a slew
insidious evil if allowed to
dominate. Christians have to
support a loving image based
on the life of Jesus Christ. he
said.
The Junior congregation
was led by Carol and Harry
Stuart and Mrs. Hazel
bett was available for the
nursery. The children dis-
cussed the difference be-
tween a dike and a dain and
were reminded of the story of
the boy who held his finger in
the hole of the diKe to stop the
water.
Flowers decorating the
sanctuary were from the
funeral of the late Roy Mac -
•Donald, placed there by his
family. Mrs. Irene Davis
greeted worshippers at the
front door and ushers were
Steve and Jeff Corbett and
Milt Lavery.
Mr. and Mrs. Elgin John-
son of London were visitors
on the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Deeves and attended
the funeral of the former's
brother the late Allan" John-
son on Monday.
CONGRATULATIONS TO
HENSALL QUEEN
Congratulations to Miss
Vicki Mann, Hensall, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Doug
Mann who was crowned
"Queen of the Fair" at Zurich
on Friday evening. Jeffrey
Bros. contractors, Zurich
sponsored the Queen. Mrs.
Jack Corbett and Mrs. Eliza-
beth Riley also of Hensall wdfr
several red -ribbons at the
baking and crafts on Satur-
day. Hensall is very proud to
boast of prize-winning resi-
dents. Congratulations.
• DOUBLE
HOUSE-WARMING
About 45 relatives and
friends gathered at the new
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Schroeder and Alicia. Rich-
mond S. Hensall recently in
honour of Terry and Linda
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and told them of the potential dangers.
There is no legislation governing these
craft and Transport Canada can't ground
them. As a result they are not certified by an
authorized body.
Walter Schiemann, president of the
manufacturer R.F.C. Engineering Inc., of
Lucknow told The Saturday Star, have
not even been told not to sell them. As far as
I'm concerned there was nothing wrong
with the aircraft, it was the people who flew
them."
.The motorized hang-gliders are relatively
new in Ontario and Transport Canada's
Civil Aeronautics office is studying pro-
posed legislation governing the operation
and airworthiness of hang-gliders and
similar machine.
'Currently, anyone may fly a powered
hang-glider. The machine can be built to any
specification and is not subjected to any
regulating certification.
They started out as tow -kites, then
became free -fly kites. then had small
motors. Now the motors are getting larger
all the time, said Mr. Astin.
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cartoons and films and the
children were able to pur-
chaSe hot popcorn for 10c.
Their trip on July 14 was to
the Clinton Police Station and
the Clinton Arena for art
afternoon of toiler -
skating. Though they roller-
skated for 21/4 hours not many
bruises or blisters were re-
ported.
They also opened the wad-
ing pool for all children to
come and cool offfrom 2 p.m.
to 5 p.m. The playground
staff has been keeping busy
by helping with T -ball pract-
ices, working in the recreat-
jot': centre snack bar and
keeping the grounds clean.
This week is backward and
fun day for the children of
both playgrounds. The child-
ren are involved in bubble
gum blowing contests, sac -
races, three-legged races.
tug-of-war. no -hand jello eat-
ing contests, water balloon '
tosses, plate walks, marsh-
mallow passes and candy
hunts. They also are having a
small checker tournament,
card games, puzzlers. face
painting and more! Prizes are
given to the winners of the
day.
Their trip of the week on
Wednesday. July 21, is, to
Goderich for a tug boat ride, a
picnic at the beach and then a
visit to the Goderich veterin•
ar3 clinic.
All children are invited ic;
join them on their trips. To
register call 482-3544.
VANASTRA CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
Special thanks goes to the
teachers and helpers who
helped out at Vacation Bible
School. They are Hilda Viss-
er, Marion Visser, June Jea-
cock , Sheila Maxwell, Barb
Nicholls, Dorothy Wilson,
Xathy Stone, Gladys Pethick,
Ruthann Dykstra, Evelyn
Garland, Donna McLeod.
Dawn McLeod, Nancy Linton,
Judy Mellor and Norman
East. •
Very special thanks should
go to the person who put this
all together. The director is
Rose Hummel.
The S.W.I.M. also helped
to teach, they are Vicky Hook,
Miriam Vanderlaam, Erika
Wynands, and Joanne Ham-
stra.
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In The Matter Of: an appeal dated the 10th day of June,
1982, by Cameron Somers from the refusal of the
Director, Huron County Health Unit, dated the 4th day
of June, 1982, to issue a Certificate of Approval for a
Class 4 sewage system to be located on Part Lot 52 and
53. Plan 12. Dunbar Survey, Township of Grey. County
of Huron, Ontario,
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