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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1985-07-10, Page 5FAUCET SET DRAW WINNER—STEVEN MERO—Seaforth COME IN TO OUR SHOWROOM THE LATEST STYLES IN • BATHROOM FIXTURES are on DISPLAY We offer 24 HOUR SERVICE backed. with integrity • SEAFORTH HEATING 527-0505 0 0 #‘1' 00" PLUMBING and BILL HOLMAN 90 MAIN ST. S. 20% OFF ALL WICKER TOYS, 1 0' RAFT. 0% Ind SUPPLIES WOOd ' 34 MAIN STREE1, S. SEA FORTH Off .61011111• UP TO 25% OFF CLOTHING RED TAG MANY OTHER STORE SPECIALS (CTS A4014 .14JES '14te • • • • SUNDAY SALE SUNDAY SALE SUNDAY SALE SUNDAY SALE SUNDAY SALE ONE DAY ONLY doors open at 12 noon until 5 p.m. SEBRINGVILLE LOCATION ONLY UN D A Y A -SUNDAY SALE SUNDAY SALE SUNDAY SALt.„, SUNDAY SAL( SUNDAY SALE CANADIAN IMPORTED CHEESES Fresh off the Block Maple Leaf Mozzarella 2.79 lb. Medium Cheddar • 2.99' lb. Maple Lea! Deli Sliced Sumther Sausage 2.99 lb. HENSALL AND AREA THe HURON IXPOSITOR, JULY 10, 1985 — 115 Hensall man has big weekend at Canadian Grand Prix Hensall Correspondent • MRS. BERTHA MacGREGOR 262-2025 Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Raeburn and family of Coronation, Alberta are holidaying with their parents Mr. and Mrs. A. Slade and Mr. and Mrs. Robert. Raeburn. Jessie Armstrong of Northcrest is holiday- ing•with her . daughter and son-in-law, M r. and Mrs. Don, Flear at Grand Bend. Mary Roobol, who has been a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter for several weeks was able to return to her home last week. Her many friends wish her a good recovery. ' Mr. and . Mrs. Harold Parker returned home after spending a week's vacation with Sgt. Doug Wein, RCMP, Mrs. Wein and David at Gloucester, Ottawa. JIM DICK INS RO DIE NEAR DURHAM . Jim DiCkins rode in the 80A Support Class at the 250 Canadian Grand Prix, at Moto Park near Durham over the weekend. On Saturday Jim finished fourth in the qualifier and sixth in his moto. On Sunday he finished fifth to give him fifth for the weekend. On Saturday evening Jim had the excitement and honor of test driving a new Suzuki RIVI80 for a film crew from Suzuki, Japan. Ross Peterson, Canada's number 1 rider was also on the track on a bigger bike. Through an shot is to be used as a marketing film in Japan as well as other parts of the world. ' Jim's next race is July14 at his home track, Hully Gully, QUEENSW AY NURSING HOME NEVV S ' The Human Body is the only machine that breaks down when not used, it is.also the only mechanism that functions better and more healthy the more you put it to. use. — Senior Citizens Sports and Games Manual. A walking club has been developed at Queensway. Many residents have joined and s Icippen Correspondent ,MARGARETHOGGART14 262-6902 W ill weever forget the day we put a float in the Tuckersmith Sesquicentennial Parade? Those members who participated enjoyed dressing the float up and there were,13 of us riding on the float. The seven wisest got off at Van Egmond House. That left six foolhardy members to continue the route back to Seaforth arena. Little did we realize that our journey would be "overflowing" with events! Those riding on the float were Ruby Triebner; Grace tyre, Mary Broadfoot, Mildred Chalmers, Mattie McGregor, Mary White- house, Joyce Pepper, Mona Alderdice, Grace Drummond, Helen MacLean, Frances' Kins- man, Thee Wisch, and Margaret Hoggarth. Special thanks to our driver Doug McGregor who put up with all our antics. The special quilt we had worked on during the winter months was auctioned off Saturday night and went to Ross McNichol of Stratford. K IPPEsi UNITED CHURCH NEW S Just a reminder that there will be no Sun darservices for the remainder ofJuly, On Wednesday, July24 at 8 p.m, is the Induction Service for Rev. Lorne Keays, who will he the (Continued on page A6 Kippen float remembered are out walking as often as possible. As well exercises are held three mornings a week in both the Nursing and Rest Home, On Sunday, June, 30, June birthdays were celebrated. In the morning several residents baked the cake and in the afternoon everyone enjoyed the cake and ice cream after playing a few games. We wish to thank Eileen Rannie who helped as a volunteer at the party. As usual a Church. service was held ,,Tuesday afternoon. Rev. Stan McDonald Conducted the service while Dorothy 1461 played the piano. Volunteers were Britton and Hazel Luther. Wednesday provided a full day ofactivites. Bingo was played' in the morning. In the afternoon several residents played croquet while others baked. This week's movie was shown on Thursday afternoon. It was a Charlie Chapman picture. Father Mooney was in on Fliday to minister to the Catholic residents. On Sunday the yesideats enjoyed a special treat; Bob Johnston from London brought his show dogs. Bob is the son. of Lorne Johnston who is a resident in the Rest Home. The clogs were well trained. • Bea Uyl • had the misfortune 'to fall downstairs and has been receiving treatment in University HoSpital, London. She was able to return home on Sunday.' The Hensall United Church service was taken by Ken Van Allan in the absence of the Rev. Stan McDonald, who is in Montreal: lbe order of Worship was very capably taken by Sharon W urm; Lloyd Ferguson was in charge of the Psalm reading followed by prayer. The guest speaker Mr. Van Allan gave an inspiring message on "Faith". Velva Fuss presided at the organ. Kay Meek received the worshippers and the ushers were Elizabeth Thomson, Pam Gackstetter, Mary Jane Parsons, Karie Sue Kyle. Barb Gackstetter was in charge of the Children's Time.' Ruth Taylor, of the Bluewater Rest Home' and Hazel Corbett,were guests with Ross and " Donna Corbett on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chaffe and Sally of Mitchell were recent visitors with Mrs. Chaffe's mother Hazel Corbett. Hensall and area was a very quiet district over the holiday weekend as many of the residents and area folk participated in the Tuckersmith Sesquicentennial parade and celebrations.• The Hensel] and district Horti- cultural Society won first prize for their float in the parade. The churches being closed many attended the service in the Community Centre when Rev. Grant McDonald was the guest Minister. Ross and Donna Corbett and • Jeff and Sheila Corbett attended the wedding of Cindy Preston to Scott Fetch. Cindy is the personal pizza. That evening the Bethel Bible daughter of Fred and Barbara Preston, Club entertained with hymns, prayera, and Sundridge. The happy couple will be living in bible readings. Ajax. A communion Church service conducted by Mrs. Sim Roobol has been a patient in Rev. Stan McDonald was held Tuesday South Huron hospital, Exeter for several afternoon. Dorothy Brintnell and Dorothy weeks, where she is undergoing treatment. Parker assisted in serving the Communion, Her manyfriends wish her a speedy rea1very. while Vera Ross played the piano. HENSAILIADS WIN AGAIN The Ceramic Club met for the last day on Jun Dic/uns and. John Kochan both of Wednesday. W e wish to say thanks to Judy Hensall travelled to Big Bend Raceway, Parker, Lil Baker, and Erlene Stewart. Judy outside Tillsonburg on July 1 to compete in Parker's daughter-in-law 'decorated .4 eidte • the CMA Motocross rat*, both boys brought for the occasion. home trophies. John competing in his Thursday afternoon the Christian Reform- second CMA race finished -seventh in the ed ladies took residents for car rides. BOB class. Jim who rides in the BOA class Walks and exercises were on the agenda rode his Bully Gully Honda to a fifth place for Friday, Everyone thoroughly enjoyed the finish. Both boys will be competing at Bully beautiful sunny day. Gully July 14 - their next CMA race. REST HOME NEW S LOCAL EVIPLOYEES TRANSFERRED On Monday, 12 residents went to Hayfield As of June 24 Pat Pollock and Karen for the day. After looking over the boats at the Dickins of the Bank of Montreal Staff were marina we had a picnic lunch in the park. transferred to the staff at the Bank of Before heading home we stopped at a little Montreal branch at Exeter, They are being gift shop. missed in the local branch. ' , Several residents took part in a sing-song QUEENSW AY NURSING HOME NEWS which was led by Carfrey Cann on Wednes- Throughout the week the beautiful weather day evening. was enjoyed by many residents. ' ' A gOod attendance of children are On Monday'. afternoon we had a Pizza attending the Vacation Bible School being Party. A 'great variety of garnisheswere held each morning this week in Hensall prepared and residents topped their own United Church. s=f4==4T, II THIS WEEKS. 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