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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-11-18, Page 17FASRICS 0111 . ',pedal Pu rawest 611" - iteg. IA. SATINS "- $4.)8 moat 25 colours - ae.' Stela. !atoll rili.ta metre PANE VELOUR '9.98 mama lif" • (or 4.91 yard) JOGGING SUITING $3.25 Witt OS" - 20 colours VELOUR 1.98 *inns ..aierneriaeresereerwarraweerwernarlierease SIOCKINISTER CHRISTMAS PARTY! come upstairs to Mary '#: SE ND MACIIIIIE PARTY rattail, Nov. 20, !min - 12 midnight * Continuous demonstrations on all White Sine models * Coffee and cake will Ike tented * Phonefor a spedateppointntont if you preform 4112.71136 ALL NEW WHITE IL ELNA SEWING MACHINE! will be 20 % roFF with 'redo Friday* ttriv.26 7 p.m..12mijinight YOU CAN NOW BUY A MIN WHITE FOR AS L7771.1,4 4179 • iitittost„ ctryb fy VittTOINA St CLINTON itst, 0 0 go ketli*Deviebormostkrithe Plosairswoaldkom kick, illono- goo o'setret Mrs, w MciSeek einatert. pro* and the NenadictiOn. Agttefisea were Vera Brinthell. Helen Roberts. and Mary Brintnell. -a, RECORD SALE fa CLASSICAL • CtiliDRENS CHRISTMAS JAZZ * IMPORTED ROCK Buy Now Forthristmos- es. - (.)NTAL)10 &MET 811).1TFODD DAILY 10-13, MT 10-5 v.ri•AN41‘i(it r THE HURON EXPN ITO I Iot .m. All members invited to . end. Chiselhurst Bazaaron ovember 19 at 3 p.m. and he Unit will be decorating he church fat Christmas on oyember 25 at 7 p.m. Come help if you are: free. The annual U-C,-.W. Meeting will beheld? n Sunday. December bfollowingthechurch SerVice and •the Christmas , General 'meeting will be. •held on Monday, Decemberr 7. at S p.m, All , are also asked to support the service at Queensway Nursing Home on December 22 at 2 p.m. Unit two's special project money is to be sent to the Blind Mission,. 'Mrs. Hilda Payne spoke itt ut the United Church server. It is hoped to get o JERGENS MAIN CORNER SEAFORTII cntrespon 0/0.11.Mag0 202, UNITT.WO Rememboutce was the theme at the meeting! of Unit 11 of Hensel] United Church . women. for' their 'NoVenther Meeting on Monday, Novem- ber St, -Miss. Macy .geoilviin gave thedevotionaland intro- dtteedlidiughts on t1e. begin- 4104 cenotaph's and the itnr pact thatthose whoseve their livesfor their count*•• have. n our like's of today and e present generation. Mrs. Jean Waring read a very touching story Of Cathy, multihandicapped child, who respondedtothelo eof borne care, as opposed o institu- tional, and the may friends' she made aroun her al- though unable tow lk or talltT This was also .a ve reward- ing effort-for her prenta. The meeting yr chaired - by Mrs. Eleanor Mansfield, who -opened with # ReMem- brance poem "Victory". 'Bus- iness was conducted by Mrs, Joyce Pepper, who called for new officers for 1982. Recom- mended were: Unif, Leader Mrs, Joyce Pepper, Tteasur- er Mrs. Mary Alexander and secretary rotating as before. Activities ate the birthday, , party at the BlueWater Rest' Home on November 18th at '7 EVERYDAY NEEDS AT 13IGb BIG DISCOUNTS THAT'S TRIANGLE DISCOUNT CIGARETTE PFpoes...kEd. CARTON -1 10.25, KING CARTON '10.3 GODERICH STORE ONLY odo rn your is Write cotou negattle or sVicie and receive a caout 5%5 ot 5)(7 ertiargernOnt mounted toy._onVy Oiler E.^K, 0S t -100.00r.V01§1 V.‘trot on- Quantity ANF SAVERTEx GLOVES BUCHANAN—GRAHAM Paul Buchanan and Janet Graham were rnartierl Sat. Nov. 14 at Brucefield United Church. Rev. Bob McMullen officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mel 'and Bettr' Graham of Brucefield. and the groom's parents are Don and Mice Buchanan of Londesboro. Sandi Fremlin , friend of the bride, was maid of , honour and bridesmaids well-Sandra , Burns, Susanilolmes and Reta Kennedy, Jeff Shaddick, friend of the groom, was best man and ushers were Ron Graham, Garry Buchanan. and George McClure. Barbara Livermore was organist. Soloist was Doris Coultis and Lynn Farquhar 'and Cathy Innes provided special music. The ladies of Brucefield UCW served a wedding dinner following the ceremony. followed by a showing of wedding gifts at the bride's parents, then an open reception at the Exeter Community Centre. The couple will live at the groom's farm at RRI Londesboro when they return from a wedding trip to eastern Ontario. est JHIRMACK SHAMPOO 220 ml. 11.AYTEX MAXI PADS 30's 59 every family contributing in 1982- L0201 was served. by Mrs. Peggy Ferguson and Mrs. Elva Forrest. bosteSses. THREE LINKS SEWS! =ARUM ONTIIEV1444 OP WE Mrs. E.'Rennie. Presi- deq of the 'Three Links" seniors, chaired the meeting on TutisthlY evening With Mrs. Ross at the piano. A moment's silence was ob- served in memory of departed Members. Thank you notes were read -from the McNaughton family. the Adkins family. Mrs. Flynn and Family, Mrs. Don Gooding and Mrs. Ross. A workshop Will be held at Listowel, December 1st. Reg- latratton wilt be 86.00. The treasurer', Mrs. D. Btintnell Save the report. Senior Citi. z.ett'sDay will beheld at the Public Library on November 24 to Weh all are invited. Garnet Hicks of Exeter was guest speaker and was intro- duced by Mrs, Itannie. Mr. •• Hicks spoke on the import- ance Of the "Vial ottile". He talked about What it OOntain- ed and is. available to eVery citizen,, not only seniors but to all wih allergies etc. WS, Rennie thankMr. Hicks. Mrs. Irene De is gave:, an interesting repo on the Fall Rally held, at Holmesville. Christmas meeting will be held on December 8 at 6:30 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Blackwell and Mrs. Davis Irma Wilds. Alfred Bates visited with Louise Scrimgeour. Joyce Lavender visited Mrs. Middleton. ^ Les Mitchell and son Robert visited the- former's mother Mrs. Louise Mitchell. Thanks to the ladies 'of the Reformed church who enter- tained -the residents last week. LEGION. HOLDS BANQUET Branch 468 of the Hen- sall Legion held their annual Remembrance Banquet on Wednesday evening, No- vember 11, catered to by the . Ladies' Auxiliary with 80 members . attending. ' The President Irwin Ferris paid a Riedel tribute to Harry Horton, surviving WWI vet in this area. 4 Harry responded with.. a poem "I Wonder". The guest speaket wins Herman De Young, Past Dittrict Com- mander. He gave an informa- tive address on "The Park- wood Hospital and Where The Poppy Money Goes". Following the meal a social hour was enioied by all. conducted the entertainment. Mrs. Davis gave a MAME from a 1918 war veteran "I Wonder". The social IMMInit- tee' was Mrs. Gladys. C010- Min, Mr*. Pearl -Koehler. and. Mrs. Elsie Carlde. Progressive euchre was played with 'Prize winners being Ladies' High-Bileilbeth y. Consolation-Vera Ross Men's, High-P.erc Cmnphell; Lone Hands- mice Consolation-Garnet atKirks; Vellaart; Birthday N arest Isobel Rogerson. elDsimantSTIIDUM NovoiDEKmELPTING The PtisMaat, I Pity Dorothy **tun opened the meetfilit with Pre hertror ,w Chimiludat. U.C.W. Met ao Tuesday, November 10. Mrs, Mug UPshial 12004106i the worship service "Remem- brance." Thank ypirla were, received front 'Vera Rose, Freda lea, SiitanTICk", Mu! Riflemen, $birleY , Kerslake and bootie. The executive.committee ,gave their yearly' reports. The members decided to, maintain the original group a:audit of the Henan United Church U.C.W. It was decided that means win we nave peace in the future. Mm: Irene-Davit 'fiVrinred with two readiness and Mrs. Edna Pepper played three piano selections of the first World War. A sing-song was enjoyed. Mrs. Hazel Corbett gave courtesy remarks. President, Mrs. Joyce Pep- per. chaired the meeting and opened by reading "In Flan- ders Fields". Mrs. Winnie Skea and Mrs. Pearl Koehler • On Saturday, November 14, -Mr. and Mrs. Leonard ;1 pekes and their families joyed a dinner party at the ineridge Chalet. 1;01... and Mrs. David' Noakes and son Jeffrey were unable to attend. Lanny Fisher (grand. Wel celebrated-111030,14db- day on Saturday. Minnie's was on Sunday, 'and Dennis Noakes (grandson) his second birthday was on Wednesday, November, 18.. Mrs. Annie Noakes was also a guest. -Julie Easterbrook was the lucky winner of the gas. barbeque in the campaign at the Hensall Branch of the BankrietficeMn od ntreal . guests with Mr.. and Mrs.' Leonard Naokes were Donald and Olga of Guelph, John of London. Ms. Jean Amess and Kathy of London, Ms. Linda Fisher, Angela and Lanny, London; Brendaand John McCorMick of London,e Robert and Lorraine and Sarah of St. Columban and Bill. Pat and Dennis of Credition. Mrs. Ross MacMillan of Waterloo spent last Friday visiting- her mother Mrs. Laitd Mickle. . " Dr. Bob Rumble, minister to the deaf in Milton was guest speaker Oahe monthly Fellowship meeting held at Hensel) United Church an Sunday evening, ' November 15. 'His message was based on the story of the ctippled , beggar outside the, Temple. in this International Year of the , Disabled we must-- be tuned into what we can learn from the disabled. To help people 'we must get their attention first and then do our 1 ., t God will do the rest. We THE SOO ARE OCIDERlat - MAIN eCiaNtht CLINTONp t • mug reach out with what we have and walk with God and then,* will walk with vs. Let others see Jesus with us. A question period followed ...and brought more light on the scope of the great work Dr. Rumble is doing and the extent of his-interest not only with the deaf, but with the multihandicapped. Fellow- ship was extended over coffee and squares, hosted by the Mission and Communications . committee of the Official Board. CMS CAMPAIGN Eric Luther has advised that the Hensall and District Canvass for funds for the Canadian. Institute for the Blind presently totals $1,374.60. The door to door canvass in Hensall has been completed. A number of rural rest= dents have not as yet re- • sponded to the mail• cam- paign. Kindly forward your donations to the Bank of Montreal, Hensall as soon as possibikto ensure we meet our objective of $1,500.00. E.R. Wiser, Chairman, ;Mr. Bill ShaddiCk; Mark and, Michelle of 'Kitchener spent the weekend withMrs. Pearl'Shaddick and members of the family. Johnethoe,corbett. son of -tyfr.and Mrs:-Albert Corbett Celebrated birthday on Sunday. His grandparents Mr. and Mrs. John Corbett of Hensall were dinner guests. Rev. Forsythe—conducted worship service at Queens- viiy Manor during the past week. Neil Regan was the' high boWler. Nancy Mohns visited Legion hosts Nov. 11 Remembrance banquet A Remembrance Day meeting of the Hensall Wometes Institute was held at the United Church on Wednesday, November 11 with the and Consum- ers Affairs Convener, Mrs. Edna Pepper. in charge, - Guest speaker Rev. Stanley McDonald spoke on "What ate- yet? doing with our World?" A large percentage of today's population have never known war yet there are still veterans struggling to live in peace.-- The basic cause of war is greed, greed for land, for resources, for coastal ports. .-for might. Yet no one is a victor after war; there is only More hunger. more deprive:- tion. Even in Canada where life is wonderful by world standards, great-efforts must be made to keep peace. All must give love to. mankind,- share , with • others, join in community efforts and work together and so fulfil the challenge. Only _by theie were elected gift committee. Mrs. Hilda Payne reported the Huron SolitliStudd tneev, ing and the London Area Convention,„ Thirteen mem- bers' answered the Roll Cali by "Little Things That Make-- Life' Beautiful." A collection was taken in aid of the Children's Service Christmas Fund at Goderich. Hostesses Mrs. Winnie Skea and Mrs. Pearl Koehler and their corn- Mittee served lunch. and area WI donates to children's Christmas fund laii-men.':s day Rev. Kenneth._ Knight speaker. Plan to attend. On conducted service in tarred Sunday evening the choir are Presbyterian Church on Sun- having an evening starting at day speaking on "Forgive- 7:30 p.m. -wen Mr Harry nets". Stuart, Mrs. Taylor preilded Dashwood Will be the guest - the organ.- ; cer and wilt. sliders Next Sunday is to be on-the handicapped and dis- "Men's Day" when a male abled. Mr. Stuart is an choir will provide the music enthusiastic-speaker. Plan to and there be, a special hear him.