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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-04-02, Page 16ft 10 railopeAtivocat*, April '24, 19.00 Queensway people observe birthdays HENSALL LEGION SHUFFLEBOARD The Hensall Legion had another successful shuffleboard tournament recently. Presenting the trophies to Iva Reid and Garry Willert was Legion rep. Grant McClinchey. MIXED LEAGUE CHAMPS — The team of Susan Campbell and Grant McClinchey were the top finishers in the Hensall Legion shuffleboard league. Larry Ducharme (centre) presented the winners with their trophies. R.K. PECK APPLIANCES "In The Heart of Down Town Varna" • Vacuum Cleaners • Sales and Service of most makes • CB Radios and Accessories • Speed Queen Appliances • Moffat Appliances s' Smoke Sensors • Insect Lights and Fly Killing Units • Handcrafted Gifts Varna, Ont. Phone 482.7103 • CUSTOM KILLING PHONE 262-2041 Don't settle for less, Come where the service is best. We guarantee our work. And we guarantee our price will meet all competition. Eplaaaa--..z710.-• Still work on details for local annexation Mrs, Bert1;4ffiticitaioeort .P oae;624025 CORVESRONOENTB piumwoum. The I Light (Touch ey JACK ELAVENIPER Birthday greetings to several residents of Queensw.ay Nursing Holne who celebrated birthdays in March namely: Isobel Sproat,Rella Drover, Cara AlcOCIc and Nelson Loghrin. Visitors with Vera Lam- mie were Mr, and Mrs, Rill McLean, Da Dunn and Iva Ridley. Visiting with RUSSell Erratt were Lee and Anna McConnell, Margaret McBride, Eileen Consitt, Mary Roobol, Bill and Helen Taylor, Cathy Patterson, Eldon Johnston, George and Olive Stephenson, Gladys Coleman, Perc and Olive Johnston, Mark Taylor and Timmy Proctor. Visiting with Mrs. Volland were Beatrice Taylor, Irene Finlayson,. Vera and Elgin Johnston. . Roy and Mabel Alderson visited with Vivian Alderson. Les Mitchell and Mrs, Margaret Coombes visited Louise Mitchell, Ruth Durand visited her mother Mrs. Nell Kendrick. Joan Betteridge and Violet Bishop visited Mrs. Irene Kalb- fleisch, Bill Penhale and Veness visited Mrs. Penhale. Visiting Mrs. Wilds were Donald Wilds, Henry Wilds, Mr. and Mrs, Al Dogan, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Karcault, and Mrs. Marie Wilds. Bill Parker, Bella Reid and Margaret Larson visited Mrs. Clara Featherston, Visiting with Edna Youn were Florence and Walter Wilhelm, Ruby and Giff Hoggarth visited Dora Hoggarth. Ivan and Gladys Bechier visited Pat Desch. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gilmore visited Neil Regan, Rev. VanEssen conducted the church service. The Chiselhurst ladies entertained with treats and bingo, Men's high bowling score was Neil Regan 128 and Ladies' Mary Parlmer 103. Hensa II United Church The Dedication and presenting of Bibles to the Sunday School highlighted the Palm Sunday Service at Hensall United Church conducted by Rev. Stanley McDonald on March 30. Ten Bibles were presented to the Glory of God and in Loving Memory of Clendon Christie, a past Sunday School Superintendent, by his wife Audrey and his daughter, Catharine. Also five Bibles were presented in memory of the late Mrs. Pearl Erratt and a further gift of three Bibles was made by , Mrs. George Thompson. Palm Sunday Hymns were sung and the soloist, Don McCaffrey of Exeter, presented "0 Lamb of God". The message was entitled "When it's later than it's ever been before" and Rev. McDonald took thoughts back to the turmoil of Jesus' mind on Palm Sunday, Maundy Communion Service will be held on Thursday April 3 at 7:30 p.m. The proposal concerning the annexation of portions of Hay township by the village of Hensall has not been sent to the,Ontario Municipal Board, Reeve Harold Knight said Monday. Knight stated that the village is still working out the final details of the proposal with the Huron county planning department before the proposal is sent to the OMB. In the village's opinion, all the objections to the an- nexation with the exception of the busing of students in the annexed area have been settled, There's still hope that this one objection could be satisfied with the village sending out a proposal which could solve the impasse. Knight said they have received no feedback from the objectors over the village's latest move and did not know when the ob- jectors would let their opinions be known. Regardless of the school busing problem,. Knight said he believed that the OMB would call a hearing, 'One of the reasons why the annexation proposal has not been sent to the OMB is that all of the objectors have not been notified. Knight' noted the pathway to the municipal board is a "step by step process." W.I. to meet The annual meeting of the Women's Institute will be held at the United Church, on Wednesday, April 9th at 8 p.m, New members are welcome. , Help flood victim Mrs. Ron Mock, on behalf of the United Church and the Community, presented Mrs. Annie Noakes with the amount of $250, The account is still open for further donations. Carmel Church Rev. Kenneth Knight conducted service in Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sunday speaking on the subject "The King Comes". a One of the hardest things F: about making a living is the realization that you have to E E.: do it again next week. • In weather like this, a E. handkerchief reminds us of a T,V. commercial, "Don't leave home without it." P. * * * Diplomacy is the art of per- mitting 5, someone >else to have your way. * * We tell it like it is of . Jack's 1S0m7a1 l Qu Ee ne ng e. R H ee np saia St E See us about26S2e-r2v tuningc:3 your ▪ mower so it runs the way = you like it, innuntanimmifinnnintinntwo; Mrs. Taylor presided at the organ for the service of song, The Choir are having "The Bells of St, Mary's a young peoples hand bell choir" featuring a musical evening to be held in the Church on Sunday May 4th. Please keep this date in mind. Attend parents seventieth wedding anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baker spent the week-end in Fergus and attended the latter's parents seventieth wedding anniversary. According, to the latest available statistics, the overage turkey is still one inch longer than the average 'roasting pan. * * Bouncer: folk slinger. GRAND CHAMPS — The top players in the Hensall Legion shuffleboard league were honoured at a wind-up banquet Friday. Brent Scrimshaw (centre) presented the grand champs Irvine Ferris and Lloyd Allan with their trophies. EIMER HO AY PE IALS! LID Ai KE Atiwupgn, HOURS: Fri. 8 a.m. - 9 p.m. This Week Only Steak. 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