The Huron Expositor, 1979-12-20, Page 16+ " THE HURQIN EXPOSIT.
DECEMBER ER 20, 1,979
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Chris trna
and continued success in
1980 to our family, business
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Following a decis en by the
Huron county board, of
education there remains only
one major objection tet the
annexation of 113. acmes ;of
Hay township by the village,
of H'ensah..
The village learned this.
past week that the board will
not amend its policy against
school children being bused
within urban limits. Four
families, within the affected
area have expressed concern
over the !loss of the serveie
which they have, :had as
township residents,
Reeve Harold Knight said
"l'm not at all haopv with
the board's decision." He
'said the village is a. unique
position and that it is not
asking for a permanent
change in the board's policy.
The busing of thestudents
Would last for between three
to five years. at which time an
internal roads and sidewalks,
system would•be in operation.
in •a proposed subdivision
situated to the west of the
highway,
"We're dealing with the
safety of the children" and
saidhe believed there would
be little objection if children
in the affected, area boarded';
buses which would be stop-
ping to pick; up children on:
the Usborne township side of
the highway.
The board suggested that,
it might consider a financial,
arrangement so the pupils
could board a bus but Knight:
said at Wedensday`s. council
.meeting that the village
wasp t interested 'In
opening thi=t can of worms,"
He said any fee that might be
charged should be
"nominal" so parents could
cover it themselves.
Knight stated the village is
quite willing to continue
negotiations with the board.
on the busing issue but that'
he • didn't know what other
action the village could take
on the matter.
Reacting to comments at--
tributed to affected -property
owners Bili and Theresa,
Fteeth about and: increased
oe.latten, loss of rural mail
$entice, increased traffic and
p,sibte t0rced itSxokup to
milncipal water and sewage
Turning te• ,possible water
and sewage hookup. Knight
said property owners have
beenshown a !eller for .m'the
ministry; .of the environment
which; says residents. would
withdrawn, they will be sent
along to the OMB in January
with it up to the hoard to
decide if a„ hearing is needed
or to grant approval to the
Hensall plan.
area news
services, rKnight said village
has provided the affected
landowners with figures that
show there would be little it •
any • increased financial'
burdento the annexed re-
$idents.
Based on; 1978 taxation
data for the Village and.
township, Rnigbn said taxes.
would "rise a bi ,, with' the
maximum increa�e working -
out to about $65. Hydro costs
on the other hand would fall
by 33 percent,
not have to hook up to the
village system pioviding that
.water and' sewage manage-
ment is at a level which the
property owners and.
ministry are pleased with.
,Rural mail delivery for the"
highway residents would
continue if the area became
part of Hensall, Knight said.
The village will ask the
four objectors in the next few
days if they have changed
their opposition to annexia-
tion. If the objections'are not
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Hen . Cail V1
Correspondent
MRS. HILDA M. PAYNE:
262-5018
The Christmas meeting of
unit two of Hensall .United
• Chruch Wornen was held on -
Monday •evening, December
10 with fifteen members
present Mrs" Elva Forrest
took the chair in the pla itof
Md. Anne Brock and opened
with, poem Arfne.
. p y
Mrs. Grace Drummond con-.
ducted_ the devotional,
reading a story ab' out the
gifts that are free at
Christmas time, peace, free-
dom, prosperity. Christmas:
AII.:decked out fbr
the holidays to wish,
you a Christmas.
wrapped in
beautiful memories.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year
JIM. HOLLAND..` CONSTRUCTION
527-0717Egmondville
Canadian Imperial Bank
• of Commerce
Seoforth
.Province -of .Ontorio Savings •
Seaforth
Toronto Dominion Bank
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Biu eE c�osiN
at 3 Fr.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 24th,. 1979'
.and
WONDAY, DECEMBER 3I st, 1979
•
hymns were sung.
The business was
conducted by Mrs.. ,was
Gerstenkorn who displayed.
literature ' sent out by the
Canadian Bible Society
during the past twelve
months and it was 'decided,to
write and find out more
about how the Society, w' ks.
The new leader .aor unit
two will be Mrs. Joyce
Petiper and Mrs. Eleanor
Mansfield will; take over
Joyce's duties as treasurer.
Diane. thanked everybody
.for their support during her
two'years:.as leader. and Elva
presented her.:with a . gift.: in
appreciation of her leader-
ship. Mrs. Drummond sug-
gested that we help the -
Christian Blind Mission
during 1980 with unanimous.
approval. Mrs. Anne Brock
gave a report of'the .Friend-
ship committee.
In ;place of a study. Mrs.
Gerstenkorn presented a
sketch, "The Spirit of
Chirstmas Taking part
Brucefielld
Correspondent
MRS JEANTAYLOR
482-9155
The Sunday School'classes
at Bayfield United Church
have been very busy'
practieing.for their concert to
be held imthe church hall. this
'Sunday, Dec. 16th at 2:00.
Mr. Norman Baird is home,
from the .hospital after;.
having surgery. Mr. and -
Mrs, Don • McGregor and
Mr. and Mrs, Arnold Taylor
have. returned home from .a'
holiday in Florida. Attending
the Grand Ole Opery at
Nashville Tenn: Silver
Springs, Disney World, Sea
'World, Cypress Gardens,
Tampa Dog races and picked
oranges, grapefruit and, le-
mons at a`Zolpa Springs fruit
farm:
The Stanley Ladies -Club.
held their Christmas meeting.
(Continued on Page 17) ,
We hope a,"1, an and •
yours will he 11,0eci,Bed
µfilm pea, a and
1 u nder9tar,danng
•
ithE:I nti4 ail
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LUKE'S
MACHINE SHOP
Seatorth
Freed; said legal costs, of a
hearing would be a burden
on the • township andthe
village as well as the four,
opponents, "They'd, be .bet-
ter off to. spend .that kind of
money on a sidewalk and
lighting than on legal fees."
of the residents of the area
wanted sidewalks it would be
on the same basis as for the
remainder of the villa$e. A.
requestfor sidewalks must
be filed with the village. All
mats
were Mrs. Gerstenkorn,
Mrs. Brock, Mrs. Hazel Cor-
bett, Mrs. Mansfield, Mrs.
Jean Waring, Mrs. 'Forrest
and Mrs. Helen MacLean.
After closing the meeting,
the members spent some,
time deeorating place mats
for the Queensway Nursing
Home for Christmas and
then the hostesses, Mrs.
Ma ryAlexander and
Mrs.
Hazel Corbett several a
delicious lunch.
owners : `jp the ,area .malting
the MOOSE#must agree to;
have a 'sidewalk with the
la a iensway
up
gt'the construction costs; and;
100percent gf khe
rnaintennnce :,.
While not ruing t
compromise agreementcostslou.bea
tween the four objectors and',
the village, Knight, . said,
council didn't want to spendi
more time delaying the an-
nexiation: which it hopes will'.
take effect January 1, '19811..
Village residentswho are
concerned about the possible
increase or decrease of
property, taxesas aiesult of
revised assessment figures
Will have a chance to discuss
the matter at a public
meeting to be held January 7
at the Hensall and district
• Commuty ne,
Clerk-treasniceuretrr Betty Cke'
said the ministry of revenue
sponsored meeting should.
explain tiie new assessment
figures, She said taxes in the
upcoming year's will. be
calculated on a percentage of
1975 market `values.
Taxpayers who are delinq-
ent on their billings will be
paying an extra quarter per-
cent per .month. Effective
January' 1, interest on over-
due accounts' will 11/4 per-
cent.
In other business, council:
Filed resolutions from the.
Township. of Woolwich on
equalization factors and tax
Worm; the City of North
York on Ontario Hydro power
costing and from the Town of
Oakville on stricter :trans-
portation regulations,
Learned that the Ausable-
Bayfield • Conservation
Authority. had no objections:
to the Richmond Street south
drainage report.
Learnedthat building in
spector Herman Van Wieren '-
issued building permits
totalling S12,800 for the
month of November.
Our holiday spectacular features
jolly St. Nick who joins us in beaming
warmhearted 'greetings of the season to you!
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farmers receive' reductions of another $1.1:00
every 6 moihths, , .
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The math ingredients, in our recipe;
for holiday happiness, are oversized
portions .of friendship, seasoned .with -
faith and mist. Our thanks to all.
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Ysatr
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for your
enduring faith
and trust, we
extend thanks
to our
cherished
patrons. May
the radiance of
His birth
lfurninate
your holiday.
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