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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-04-15, Page 7THE HURON EXP9SITORk PAIL 15, 110.011. The saloti, with more to offer. 40, Cutting a specialty • Body treatments • True Henna Treatments • Braiding • 'Redken products Hair Design St Si,,ifoith vh • eads Kilbarchan sing song • A VISIT FROM THE EASTE4 BUNNY—The Eaeter bunnyi complete" with very long whiskers', instructed kindergarten students from Huron Centennial School, Brucefield, in the fine art of decorating Easter eggs. The burley (Joanne Doherty) gets some able assistance from (left to right) Kris ).Gemrnell, Glen Westlake, Michael Hayter and Jeff Oesch. Kindergarten classes from St. James School and Seaforth Public School also attended egg-decorating sessions at the Van Egmond house. (Photo by' Gibb) What's Easter without painted eggs? • 111 • •• . . 1 THE LITTLE INN • 'A retreat for all seasons,' '''' Quaint Rooms &• . a NIP '14 TUCK ' VARIETY STORE '' Next to' LCBO. Open , 7 days a week -. to service you • Hwy. #21 -' . 565-2688 - •‘ . \ • ' , Country dining • . Reservations' " •••0 • recommended Licensed under LLE0 • ___. 5654611. 10 THE TENDERSPOT • • Mini supermarket;• Quality meats — prodUce & groceries .Hwy l #21 565-2791- Ime.P......'MPE.... 2 & 13 . THE RED PUMP .RESTAURANT • • ' -11k, . ,_ , GIFT SHOP Gourmet dining & ' gifts from around the world. . . . - ,, Fully'ticensed. - 565-2576.• 11, .. . E.A.T.;-CO. OF BAYFIELD Eats and Tredts ' • ' Opens. Aprilllth 565-2942" , • , . . . . ' 12 THE WALNUT INN Crafts and.antiques 565-2156 3 THE KETTLE CREEK • • , „ - • ' ' CANVAS CO: • 14 .THE VILLAGE GUILD Antique jewellery &. . , 10 .—. Main St ' . ' ' dawn be Jong. Prop. 565-2784 tine cnina; tiamps fur collettor Opening Mother's Day. 565-2766 •°. , .P . , , 4 THE BAYFIELD COUNTRY STORE Arts„ Crafts and Tea Room ' . - .565-2943 ;.• 15 GEORGE'S GIFT 'SHOP Stained Glass, china, Pine Oilts - Open April '4th. 5-2 W3 5 THE OLD SAME PLACE , WOoden Bayfield, neat stuff,' . , Kites, canvas chairs 565-2496 . -. WOoden toys made in ,TOTALITY' 16 'GAMMAGEIS Handcrafts from the country. Gifts, flbwert plants, art. 565.2440 ..............._........... 6 THE WARDROBE Clothes for women ,and exclusive hand knits. Open April 4th 56. 54588 ' . 17 THE ALBION HOTEL country dining Licensed under the l'ACcrmmodat ions 565-2641 " ' - .. • 7 JUST HAIR Hair styling \ for ladies & men custom 'T-tihiris 5652188 . 18 BRANDON PROMARDWAFkt ' Hardware, Sporting Goods • ' 5654677 8 MEMORY LANE Treasures —7 Past & • Present Open OPening May 16th 565.0961 19 McLEOD FISHERY ' Fresh Fish, Seafood, Batt Daily . North Dock, ' 5652416 • BAYFIELD is riot just summer. • T. Bo BY MOUT!) Rev. A.A. H rst of St. Peter's Lutheran Church. Brodhagen took our Wed- nesday Church service. Rev. Horst brought song sheets with music. It was pod to see the notes, to follow as one of the hymns was unfamiliar. His talk was based on O. Newsy'/raving Our alua fOrglYen *ncl .•he ptioA• mace of ett ruat•Ilfe:00.,Pail News Wasi dj,Sotskesit Mani and PO tvho wfrF tsltwca the Garden of Ellen- a beau- tiful home With instructions not to ear of the Forbidden fruit but Satan• came to tempt them. Eve' ate of the fruit and gave it to Adam to eat. OUR NEWEST:RESIDENT -Our newest residents is Isaac Maskkewa. Southamp, ton, e.: • • GeOr0-0 CAtli#On- OtAtiteelleld •vist,t,-• Oct. itit4.VIOttdrey. Vticr.'vNipts Fom4S140.'nrittt Anna Hr as also, Marie Muegge, Mr and Mrs. Art Smale. St lb and Jean Hildebrand " with Bessie Smale, also Paul Hildebrand. Marie Muegge and Betty Beuttentniller who comes re- aularly to read to Anna 1 iiiegy, her grantfhtother. Marilyn Hillis, burg. visited her aunt Mabel • TOttibeit, • c44.4 .and 41Uk ;BoWoh Sti4 f±: visit her ,brother •*0t0., ratsnns,11.1t1 gicopp, The occasion wily a 61444 gek- ttrmitm, •_ittt UT. l$,O1010,"„ `,th, Whitney game cloy and' visite4 with bid` friends. ..,tad§.'1341ryinple lnee Ju Muegge) and son. Steven. Exeter. visited Anna' Hoegy, and Doris Hackney. Exeter. with her mother. Bessie Smale. Don Bode called with Corti-- martian cards for Bessie Smale. He called in for a short visit. Patti Muegge and Dave Spence. St. Mary s visited Anna Hoegy. Glen Layton. Clinton with Mary Layton. SING•SONG, Tuesday afternoon. strains from an impromptu sing- song reached my ears. On investigatiOn. I found it was sponsored by Thelma Bode, with Thelma at the piano and fleaamiadiilnguthhyenmsin:ing of several On request, Anna. Hoegy sang **Bringing in rho Slit•aveS" in OCFMan. It all very enjoyable t4 hear. I refrain froje joinhIsc gvniy op* havoitAwl Me Q.f !fly 4sM,g4ng". vMqc, which ts Jung ofivirjrin ``, • 111111 Fireside Fellowship eft First Presbyterian Church met Tuesday, APrlI 7th Sunday School room ó f the Church. The meeting was,in charge of Bob and Mahel McMichael and John and Donna Patterson. The President. Viola Lawson. opened the meeting, by welcoming, everyone. Two poems were read by Mable McMichael. John Patterson read the passage from St. "Luke. Chapter 24. v 1 - 10 followed Betty Beuttenmiller came Tuesday afternoon and took Anna Hoegy to her home on Centre St. Thelma took several lady residents Tuesday afternoon to places of interest. includ- ing a visit to Shirley Luther's Hensall. who comes often le visit friends here. Jee 1644te-..; a neighbour, ealthtt .in" to, xisit~00 friends. Biov14149-,MTATs 494, kitvy BkiSheY• TOL by a prayerby Rev. Duke. The 'Offering was taken by' Bob Mclvlichaer The minutes of the ldst meeting were read by the Secretary, Henrietta Brown. Peg Grieve. Treasurer. gave • her' report membifileirned that the Rummage Sale was a great Success. Donna Patterson. convenor of the Rummage Sale. thanked everyone for their help. The visit to The Manor will be cancelled for May. If you Wive a soft spot ,for "WM= you will be delight- ed to note that Wingham will again be hosting the film and nostalgia festival which has become an annual event in tas-erea. The two day event is being held in the Winghatn town hall, April 25-26 and the Bost' Of SS covers the entire event. • No bridge this week.. Everybody 1 called was busy with income tax. houseclean- log or a wedding anniversary in Kitchener:- better luck later. I hope. Gladys and I miss/ this social time ..with friends from town. Liz Clegg. spent Thursday morning with 'her aunt., She. wAs •en-, reatte•ao TortMl., Air porch ' .,001$.` 1xp dailZ liter S400.1 kw.111(i.,k #01,0) .phote-liont Cnt or The "Friendly Time" this month will-be held after the morning service on Easter gunday. Mrs. John Tuimbull and her group consisting of Mrs. Andy Crozier. Mrs. Helmer Snell and Betty Bach presented a short skit "Women In The L ves of Jesus". Mabel McMichael t anked Mrs. Turnbull and her group and Donna Patterson presented them with gifts. The , skit was enjoyed by everyone. There will bedver 15 feature films shown as well as a dealer's room where, movie items can be bought and traded. Some of the..fihns will include greats like Errol• Flynn, Buster Keaton And Laurel: and Hardy. For fur- ther information contact Nel- son Frank 357-2201 or John Schedler 357,2233___ -• Business Management Seminar presented by the FEDERAL. BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT:BANK April 22nd, 1981 9:00 o.rri. at Pineridge Chalet R.R. No. 2 Hensall Chartered Accountant in attendance Pre-registration fee of $3510erson ° Call 2714650 to register Ask for Faye Cook A xpositort Wingham film festival coming I COLOURING EGGS IS GREAT FUN—Huron. Centennial kindergarten students Carleii Horsup; Kris Gemmell-and Tyler Brady would hardly. Call this project work. And what "6 EaStOtwithciut—tonfie coloured eggs? (Photo by Gibb)