HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-03-26, Page 17,-1.3t*Pcla, Heather ‘arid,
Overholt, C/eb Thompson
wouliflike, at this time, to
thank the voters of Huron-
Middlesex for their support
—during-my-recent-palMeat-coni-_-
paitim
i also would like to thank the
many people who worked so
diiigently.on my behalf.
jimBritne41
THE HURON EXPOSITOR. MARCH., 1$41 #17
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Middlesex MPP led his, amily In singin0 the
auoilonges song at ThursdaY'Sc!ictory ceit.)ra-
lion et the Pineridge Ot)alet. Freni the left ere
Yne Rtioil, soma.
and Jacky Ridde.il.
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Correspondent
MARY CHESSELL
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Tfic higgeSt ,i.rowd this
year - 15 tables attended
the Orange Lodge euchre
parts on Friday night. Mrs.
°uterine Watkins •' had thq
high, score from
Dawson. Pla.vota a man.
won the -other -high
consol4tion inners were,
OeriWtleilit:rha,tier of •,41,trib
and Cliffl ht • tutu!. . Of.
11,V•ftead.4.• • ,IFfr4,o Aeigt
‘ViOneiti
jOnstort Mtiptc.
Grace McClinehey and Ruth
Johnston.
, Ruth and bolurdock,
Morrison returned on. Friday
from a 04o-week holiday ssith
rylatise at Gulfport. Florida.
flies had lovely weather all
the% time and Travelled to
mans places on that side of
Florida.
CongratittatMtis µ to .' Bob
104l; • BaVter 'wir•
t'cift+ atl award for Abe
highest. eMnpOsite • -
t-nereok of dine points
Perdt and: f.ast
.area ak -,i`the :•Dairs. Herd ,
lmprovetnent banquet at
Avonton. Composite refers to
the combinesifigures for milk
and butherft production. and
BCA refers to breed class
average.
4 Bill and Eleanor McAsh
and Bob and Marjorie
Stirling vacationed for two
•ret*It dreNifit-‘411*441-
Florida. They experienced,
lovely_ weather.
"The commenial fishing
.season sea591) */tA‘begun 4t
G.uderlch. Jerry Reid. 01
works for ed wAs out
Sunday for t e first run.
but experienced some
difficulty ,with ice on the
return trip. Weekend guests
with Jerry and Jean and
family were her parents and
brother. Mr. and ,Mrs. Cliff
St, John and Tim of
Clebetr*ittrt, al'irsty.cair
..c•10.v,1-- • .• •
CPliege; gq.sk •
speaker at Sunday's church
Services. Enrollment at the
college is away up, bast there
has been no increase 1# the
number of 'OragSSIXS. A
campaign is underway for
money to employ more.
profesSOrs
h,Tight., and lively young.
Waawl,,syilt tell, about Life at
the c411er'An their
Drama service at Carmel
• and area Jim JamiSOn of the' audio.
visual department of the ,
Huron county Board of
Education.
Rev. Stanley McDonald
attended the wedding of LloN
Shaddick to Derk Garliehs in
Keifer Memorial Chapel,
Wilfred Laurier University,
Waterloo on . Saturday•
Despite the blustery
weather there was a good
attendance for the St.
Patrick's Day Social ai
Hensall United Church for
the District Ministerial
Association, All the
ministers of all. 'de.
nominations and their wives
enjoyed an evening of
games. fun and 'fellowship.
The meeting closed with a
suitable lunch . -with Rev,
McDonald as the host.
LENTEN SERVICES
CONTINUED.
For the third Sunday in
Lent. Stanley McDonald
Added to • his series on
Pilgrims on the Roo by
• preaching on "Not being
defeated along the road", at
Hensel] United Church. The
text was "Let us lay aside
every weight. and Sin
which doth so easily beset
us, and let us run with
iationee Ate—race-that set
before us. looking unto.
Jesus. the autinir ,and t • finisher of our faith."
The children thought
about Jesus. the Lord of the
Dance, or the Lord of I.
The worshipperS were
greeted at the door by Ken
Elder and the ushers were
Melanie Veal' and John
Rowcliffe. Next Sunday. as
well the regular morning
service. a , special
Confirma-tion Service and
Reception will be held at a
p.m. Eleven new members
will be receivedthough
profession of.their faith.
The Three Links Senior
Correspondent
MRS. BERTHA
MacGREGOR
262-2005
Rev. Kenneth Knight
Conducted service in Carmel
Presbyterian Church on
Sunday. March 22 when two
members of the Southern
Ontario Unit of the Covenant
Players. Gail SteWart from
Kansas „City. Missouri and
Chris Rutz from Juno, Alaska
were guestS. Dorothy Taylor
presided at the organ for the
service of song and The Van
Wieren 'sisters. Carol Ann,
Teresa, and Audrey sang
,
trios accompanied by Carol
Ann on the guitar. The
°"Players" took' part in the
service and portrayed the
sermon "Anybody Know The
Way?" in drama. The.
service wa's well attended
followed by a coffee hour in
The school-room when.„every-
one had the opportunity to
meet-the players.
Representatives from all
the groups in the United
Church attended an audio-
visual training night • on
Monday. March 16. The
training was conducted by
Rev. Stanley McDonald and
t I
Citizens are reminded the
April meeting.. is a 'pot luck
supper-a t 6:30 p . m. hich
ik ill be held on -April 7th,
itE,BEKAti LODGE TO
OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY
Noble Grand' Ber tha
MacGregor, assisted b% Vice
Grand( dadis Coleman pre-
sided the meeting of
Amber Rebekah. lodge on
Wednesday evening.
Elizabeth Riley gave a report
of the recent euchre and
Treasurer Mrs. Dorothy
Corbett reported for bank
balances and also reported a
- gratifying 'amount rcalized
from the sale they catered to
on Saturdas Arrangements
were made to celebrate the
Lodge's anniversary on April
• Isr when Verna
Thomas ro-- Brussels will
make her official- visit. The
Secretary Ruby Bell advised
the members tickets were
available • for the Assembly
Morning
requested, to purchase their
prec.-ded by a banquet at the
Star Lodge on April 14th
Presbyterian ' Church in
tickets hi April I si.
PS Scholar
Brusrvls.„,,,,MeMbers are
soildacr- nti he visits tsoi
representative and
ons ofJhc
Rebek-ah Asseinhly -of
Ontario at tbe Royal York
Hotel in Toronto in June
must be chosen this month.
Members were reminded,
about the invitation to the
Dessert Euchre at Pride of
Huron Lodge March 31st at
1:30 p.m. All members who
plan to attend the dinner op
April 1st must have their
names in by. Mardi 30th.
Mrs. Edith Bell .was in
Toronto last 'sveek attending
the graduation from Radio
College of her two grandsons
Jim Pollock. liensalt and
ScOtt 'Beaver, Paris. 'A re-
ception followed at the Royal
York Hotel. •
and Mrs. Mary Roobol
attended , the funeral in
Brantford on Monday of Mrs.
Hensall Minor Hockey
Supper was held in the Arena
on March 22 for hockey
players, coaches. managers.
parents. „brothers • and
,sisters. and about 250
attended,. And% {manse
organized the day. Rev. Stan
called on the 'coaches- and
managers Bill Scotehmer and
Rich MeGeC and Tykes': Les
Gardiner and Harry Moir :
Noice: Lester Brubacher and
Harry Moir; Atoms: Brad
Mann • and Brad McBride;
Pee
, by all. Les'Gardiner thanked
trophy :, Marg Van4iitie pre.
speaker was much enjoyed,
Wt.:: Brian Decker and '
coach with a gift.
Andy Megans Atoms. Each
player was presented a
tented each manager and
McDonald
the minister and presented
• the guest
GeOrge Gawne, the former
Mary Van Dyke. a cousin of
Mrs. Rimini!.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill O'Brien
of Brigden visited on Sunday
with the latter's mother Mrs.
inc Flynn and also with Mrs.
O'Brien's father Mr, Flynn
in Victoria Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Popock
and Jane. and Mrs. Edith M.
Bell_ Exeter, attended the,
gladuation ceremony on
?-March loth. 1481 at the Ball
Room of the Royal York
-Hotel.' Toronto when Jim
Pollock - graduated with
hnnours from Radio College
of Canada as ari- Electronic
Eng ineering Technologist.
Jim will be employed by
Toronto International Airport,
news,
Hockey players,
helpers honoured
him with a gift. Andy [manse
spoke again and real surprise
was given Marg Vansione
when Janet. Moir presented
her with a gift for being a
'Hockey Mom to the players
,and the loudest cheerer at
the. games. The draw was
made on a needle point
donated by Tom Munroe and
Bob Goudie and won by
Peter Bedard Second prize
donated by Brian Decker-a
hockey stick plaque -- winner
'Dianne Kirton. The Minor
League officerswish to thank
everyone who helped make it
a very special. day 'for the
players. Saturday. March
2811 is the dance and the
mit Meeting is. April 6th at 7
p.m. at 'the Arena.
The Chiselhurst .Ladies
entertained the residents of
Oucensway Nursing last
Wilfred Mousseau. is a
patient 'in South Huron
Hospital. Exeter
week with bingo and treats.
Mrs, Eric Luther conducted
the church, service. Visitors,
with fmma Wilds were
Kermal Dogan. Don and
Dianne Wilfred Mrs. Henry
Geortz. Patrick' Wilds, Frank
and Mariea Wilds. Mrs. Kay
Coskivell, Henry and Marie
Wilds, Alma . Witmer,
Valerie Studeries and Daniel
and Mary Kuesnet. Visiting
with Alice kozendal was, her
husband Don. Dirk -and
Marie Rozendal. Steve and
Miuke Soper. Doris and
Alicia Bectard visited_ with.
Fanny Clark. Walter
Florence Whilhelm visited'
Edna Youn Bill Triebner
visited with his Mother Mrs.
Muriel Triebner.
a
ALL READY FOR CHRISTMAS—Ruth Pepper
of egmondville is going to be prepared well in
advancefor next year's Christmas celebrations.
She's decorating a ceramic Christmas tree at
the Tuesday night school class taught by'
Mary parroll of Seaforth. (Photo by Hook},
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Altitkis Trientile your firstilitop for Voloot
I wish to express my appreciation for your support
and good wishes during the election.
It was my pleasure to meet with many of you and I
look forward to meeting with you again, in the
it, upcoming years. Likewise I look forward to serving
the needs of tliii opie_ oaf_ _HurOnAriate.,_
7rd all who woriced'xpliard in the election effort, I
say "Well done!" The effort put forward, by all of
you was encouraginicto 00 and indicates that the
people of this riding have a healthy respect for our
democratic process.
Aoki thankyou for the confidence thatcyou have
shown -me. I will work hard to uphold your trust.
Sincerely,
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