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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-03-26, Page 31BREAKAWAY SAVE — Early in the second period in the game between the Hensall Sherwoods and the Exeter Mohawks, Mohawk goalie John Hayter was a busy man. In this photo Hayter stymied a golden scoring opportunity by the Sherwood's Fred Campbell. APPLIANCE REPAIR Large or small, we'll fix them all... Our repair experts will have your appliance in tip top shape fast. Call us to- day,. PECK APPLIANCES "IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA" 4112-7103 VARNA WELCOME TO MY END — In the Exeter Mohawks loss against the Hensall Sherwoods Thursday in Hensall Mohawk defencemen Jim Guenther impeded the progress of the Sherwoods Jamie Caldwell with a well placed elbow. D 0 0 BUILDING CENTRE [ Sears Come in and took PHONE through our lastest 262.3316 catalogue- CATAL • GUE SHOPPING Maple Leaf Sweet Cured COTTAGE ROLLS l!.1.29 $tore Sliced BACOH lb. 89( wn 014 LARD lb. 494 Sliced HAM lb. '1.49 • Times-Ache** March 26,1.989 Page 11A CORRESPONDENTS .v:grIOV sBeriihohltitGregot, Phone 262,21)25 arge crowd attend mass .0011/111010.11 Elected for the nominating committee for .the- 'Winn Women's Institute were. Hilda. Payne, Winnie Skea and Susie NNW and for the fair committee, Mrs. Eileen Rennie, Joyce Pepper and Elizabeth Riley. 7douumfitontitt The pa ono Am mu alma woo ano mal eSdadm vinyl siding I won't do much... It won't rot It won't blister It won't peel It won't Bent It won't rust It won't corrode It's carefree. So, unlike wood, you'll never have to repaint. And, unlike metal, you won't worry about damage and corrosion. CMHC #6738. ESCLAD vinyl siding comes in a woodgrain pattern in three siding styles and six soft colours. And it has a 40 year pro-rated material warranty. Now that's good value. 1 BUILDING PRODUCTS OF CANADA LIMITED 11.1.111.0111.11111111 Call us today for additional information • or an estimate on your home, A very large congregation was present on Sunday morning at the finited. Church when the minister and choir presented "The Mass of St. Francis", The blending and, balancing of voices brought the message of this very beautiful and yet powerful Communion ser- vice before the people in a ,very inspiring and uplifting way. The choir was under the direction of Mrs. Marianne McCaffrey with Dr, Topp at the piano with Rev. McDonald takipg the solo parts as the Celebrant. The Mass, based on the well- known prayer of St. Francis, was opened with the Introit, "Suffer Little Children", followed by the Kyrie. The, Gloria was sung, following the reading of the Epistle and Psalm. and Rev. lYleDonald and the choir closed the service with the Dismissal put to music. The hymns used for the service were, "There's a wideness in God's mercy", and "Now thank we all our, God", both to tunes written especially for the Folk Mass. Amber Rebekah Lodge makes,presentation Noble Grand Mrs. Hazel Corbett assisted by Vice Grand Mrs. Elizabeth Riley conducted the regular meeting -of Amber Rebekah Lodge on Wednesday evening. Treasurer Mrs. Dorothy Corbett gave the financial standing of the lodge, Mrs. Riley reported for the visiting committee, Mrs. Bertha MacGregor and Mrs. Evelyn McBeath passed the accounts. An invitation to 'Goclerich Lodge was received for a dessert euchre on April, 16 at 1:30 p.m. Plans were made for the birthday party on April 16 when' the D.D.P. Mrs. Jean Henderson will make her official visit. The social committee are Mrs. Isobel Rogerson, Mrs. Dorothy Parker, Mrs. Dorothy Corbett, Mrs. Evelyn McBeath. Plans were finalized for the district meeting in Clinton April 9 The conductOr , Mrs. Gladys Coleman presented Mrs. Isobel Rogerson who observing her 50th Wedding anniversary. Mrs, Ruby Bell acting Warden presented Mrs, Rogerson with a gift. Following the closing of Lodge the C.P.T. Committee held a euchre party in the lower hall. Prize winners were ladies' high Mrs. Ruby Bell; consolation Mrs. Jean Hull; gent's high Alex MeReath; consolation,. George Blackwell; lone hands, Mrs. Stewart Black- well, The draw prize was won by Mrs. Gerstenkorn. Former Henson resident dies in London Miss Mary Elliott "Min- nie" Reid long time resident of Hensall died at the Marion Villa on Monday, March 17, 1980. She was of 200 College Avenue, daughter of the late Mr. Mrs. Hector Reid and sister of the late J. D. Reid, London and D. A, Reid late of Los Angeles. Aunt of Mrs. Mavis Hall, Toronto and Ray Reid of Victoria, B.C. Funeral service was held from the James A. Harris funeral home; London, Thursday, March 20 at 10 a,m. with Rev. Dr. Leslie It. Files of New St, James Presbyterian Church of- ficiating. Burial in Baird's Cemetery at Brucefield. Celebrate fiftieth wedding anniversary Mr. & Mrs. William Rogerson of 14 York Cr. Hensall celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary on Saturday. A family dinner was served in the Hensall United Church by Unit two. They have a family of four; Ken Rogerson, Clinton, Margaret McClure, Seaforth, Helen. Settles, Salmon Arm, B.C. and Joan McDonald, Ailsa Craig, eleven grandchildren and three great-grandchildren, who were all in attendance. Later in the evening guests were invited to the Hensall and district Community . Centre where a large crowd gathered to celebrate with the Rogerson s. and family. Entertain parents The young teens of the United Church entertained their parents to very en joyable evening on Friday, night, when. they played basketball And volleyball in the Public School followed' y less exhausting gamea back in the church ball. The young teens closed the evening with lunch. Set Bible school dates The Christian Develop- ment Committee of the United Church met ore Monday evening and began their plans for Summer and Fall programmes. Among other things the dates of June 30 to July 4 was set as vacation Bible school for Hensall. Personals Mrs, Carl McDonald returned home to Atwood on Sunday afternoon after spending thelast two weeks with her son Rev. Stanley McDonald at the Manse. Mrs. Laird Mickle returned last Friday after spending a week at the home of her son and daughter-in- law Dr. & Mrs. Robert Mickle and family at Cambridge. Mr. Asa beeves who was a patient in South Huron Hospital for the past week was able to return to his home. Charles Mickle of Hamilton spent the weekend with his mother Mrs. Laird Mickle. Mr. & Mrs. Ross Corbett and Mr. & Mrs. McAleese of Hamilton were recent visitors with Mrs. Corbett's brother and sister4n-law Mr. & Mrs. Morris Taylor and family at Kilworthy. 0 0 CHEMICALS ismommommorm 113all-Macauley LIMITED THREE DOWN AND ONE TO GO — Midway through the game between the Henson Sherwoods and Beet6t MohoWks'ptayed in HetisCill'Thinsday,'"O feWtifthe'Praiers ItCictsdif-` ' ficulty staying on their skates. While the Sherwood's Gary Koehler keeps his footing, the Sherwood's Rick Ingram and Mohawks Barry Baynham and Scott Burton take to the ice. By MRS, J. TEMPLEMAN STAFFA Mrs. Frank Hamilton hosted the Marion Ritchie Evening Auxiliary at her home March 18. Mrs. Norman Harburn 1 , presided, opening with a 'poem and the hymn "Trusting Jesus" with Mrs. Ivan Norris at the piano. Mrs. Duncan Scott had the scripture reading from Romans Chapter 16, verses 17 to 27. MrS. Jean Carey had as her topic a reading, The Art of Moving Mountains taken from a book of Peter Mar- shells'. Roll call a '&erse from the book of Romans was answered by 13 mem- bers. During business the President Mrs. Alec Miller gave a report of the spring executive meeting held in Stratford last Tuesday. She mentioned the synodical at Brantford, Mrs, Carter Kerslake is our delegate. Mention was also made of the Conference in Ottawa and the Spring Conference in Motherwell in June. It was decided to put another quilt in at the Family Life Center on SEAFORTH CLINTON HENSALL $1,546 per elementary student. Expenditures S21-0914 482-3405 262,2418 eligible for grant for ow Imo out mil ow am ma secondary students Will rise Provincial grants to school boards will increase by $135 million this year, Education Minister Bette Stephenson announced last week, The increase, 6.6 percent over last year, will raise provincial grants to school boards to $2 billion, 189 million for 190. Dr. Stephenson said that an additional $35 million will be added to the $2 billion, 18s million to facilitate the in- troduction of new assessment equalization faciort. The expenditure eligible for grant for elementary students will increase by 9.72 percent over last year to taf fy women iearn mountain moving art ...bept make I your home look great! n ase ra 1 cre d g nts i for school boards Tuesday March 25. Mrs. Lloyd Miller had a contest on Trees as her special. Mrs. Eldon Allen had the Study Book on Human Rights assisted by Mrs. Robert Laing. They discussed Minority Rights. Personals The spring executive meeting of the Perth South District was held at the home of Mrs. John Tern- pleman March 19. Mrs. Rob Templeman and baby son arrived home from Stratford Hospital on the weekend. Mrs. Clifton Miller visited Wednesday with her sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Hunkin, Teeswater. Mrs. Dave Capling, Mississauga, visited Sunday with her family. Heather and Gabel Gammon are holidaying with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Allen. With Mrs. Sam Norris and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Norris Jill and Robert on the weekend were, Mrs. William Stanzak, Nancy and David, Ottawa, Misses Cindy Bendetti and Susan Norris, Kitchener, Rob Heckman and hit.. and Mrs. Jim Skinner, Mitchell. by 8.62 percent aver last year to $2,154. The grant package also includes increases for French language schools, grades nine and loin Roman Catholic Separate schools, programs for the trainable retarded and Heritage Language programs.. Dr. Stephenson said that it will continue to be a challenge to school boards to keep their budgets and ex- penditure in line with the funds available but added that she was confident 'that the trustees and School board officials Could meet the challenge. A bargain is a transaction where two persons are sure they got the better of each other. Light !Touch ar E.: JACK FAAVENDER Lt. 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