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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1994-01-19, Page 11• Entertainment Agricultural Society holds supper The Hensall Horticultural Society met Monday, Jan. 10 at the Hensall United Church. President Kathy Man opened the meeting with a New Year poem. The business portion of the meeting then com- menced as Secretary Diane Gerstenkorm read the minutes of the last meeting, which/were passed as read. The executive had several import- ant subjects to discuss with the members. A motion was passed to raise the membership in 1995 from $2 to $3. This was seen as a fair adjustment, since other horticultural societies charge up to $5. The society also plans to have a r Hensall table at Hensall's Annual Yard Sale in May. The society is also planning to participate in the Minor Hockey Craft Show in November. The guest speaker for the evening was Sheila Reaburn. Sheila demon- strated how to create decorative "roses"using dried.apple slices, hich are then used in crafts and bouquets. Reabum generously donated her creations to the draws. After the demonstration Diane by Liz Sangster 262-2715 UCW to hold country dinner Alvin McDonald greeted peopleJ attending Duff's United Church Jan. Walton 16. Adam McClure started the i service off by lighting the Christ by Patty Banks • Candle. Rev. Banks welcomed 887-6860 people and announced Bible study 1 --r will be Jan. 19,and it be titled, How often do we really take the "Light and Dark". If weather per- time to hear what each other has to r mits the annual meeting will go as say? We are being called to work planned with church starting at for the Kingdom, but as with 11:30. He also announced that on Samuel God may have to call us Feb. 1 the U.C.W. will hold a "Country Dinner" at 11:30 to 1:30 many times before we hear and are at the church. Following the lunch ready to say, "Speak God, for your for those who like to play Lost Heir servant is listening." Happy Belated Birthday greetings to Harvey McClure who celebrated his 81st birthday on Jan. 10. The W.I. will be serving Ham and Baked beans at their monthly noon luncheon Jan. 19. In the book, Illustrations and Euchre can stay and relax and enjoy the card games. Dorothy Sholdice was the Scrip- ture reader and she read 1 Corin- thians 6:12-20 and John 1:43-51. Rev. Banks called his sermon, "Listening for God" There were at Unlimited, under Enthusiasm I least three noteworthy features about God's call to Samuel; 1. God found this cute little story, called calledTough to hide story, cSamuel by name. 2. God led perseveres by calling more than -,easterner who walked into a west - once until the connection has been sitting at a table playing poker with made. 3. God calls those that might three men. He asked, "Can that dog really play cards?" One of the men answered, "Yeah, but he ain't much of a player. Whenever he gets a good hand he wags his tail." be deemed insignificant or unsuitab- ly equipped for God's work. God is always putting calls out to us. But do we ever listen? How well do we listen to each other? J Weddings i HACKWELL-MCNABB Blaine Hackwell, son of Merton and Doreen Hackwell, RR 4 Walton and Merle McNabb, daughter of Jim and Margaret McNabb, Acton were married in the Presbyterian Church in Acton, December 4, 1993. Corinne Melanson, Acton, friend of the bride, was matron of honour. Bridemaids were Barbara Mullen, Guelph and Brenda Blythe, Rockwood, twin sisters of the bride, and Juet Vassal, Toronto, friend of the bride. The Churches of the Seaforth Area invite you to a CELEBRATION OF CHRISTIAN UNITY Wed., Jan. 26 7:30 p.m. St. Thomas Anglican Church preacher Fr. Angelo Povenzi Music The Harmony Hi -Cites • Craig Hackwell, RR 4 Walton, brother of the groom, was the best man. The ushers were Al O'Reilly, Toronto, Todd Caldwell, Woodstock, friends of the groom, and Murray McNabb, Acton, twin brother of the bride. Marvin McNabb, Thunder Bay, broth r of the bride was master of cera onies for the reception held in R wood Community Centre. A r a honeymoon in Antigua, the Couple are residing in Mississauga. PAUL J. PICKERING TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTCY AND FINANCIAL CONSULTING Providing a complete range of Insolvency Services to Individuals and Business J. Paul Aitken, Manager 3 Rattenbury St. East, Clinton CALL TOLL FREE 1-800-561-7451 CLINTON: (519) 482-1241 FAX: (519) 482-1243 or LONDON: (519) 672-2494 Evening or I'WskendAppointrnent9 can be waived Gerstenkorn thanked the speaker. contact Beuy Simmons at 262-2106, Dorothy Kipfer then conducted the for reservations. The bus will leave draws. The evening ended with the Legion at 12:30 p.m. The last another poem and lunch followed. date for the display is Feb. 7. On Wednesday, Jan. 12 the A meat roll was held Saturday, Hensall Legion Br. 468 held its Jan. 15. Winners were 1st - Pete regular monthly meeting. Donations Zwaan; 2nd - Dave Smale; 3rd - of $50 were made to Big Brothers Joan Beierling; consolation prize - and Sisters Bowl-a-Thon and the Jan Ingram. Huron Adult Day Centre. Coming events include a crokinole party to be held at the Legion Hall Saturday, Jan. 29 at 3 p.m. A bus trip to the Museum in Goderich, is planned for Sunday, Jan. 23 to see the military display. Anyone interested in this trip please The Hensall South Huron Agri- cultural Society annual meeting will held Wednesday, Jan 19 at the Hensall Community Centre. Supper will be at 6 p.m., the meeting begins at 8 p.m. The speaker is Jane Muegge of O.M.A.F. Recreation Preview by Marty Bedard - Senior Shuffleboard continues eery Wednesday afternoon from 1:36 to 4:00 p.m. All seniors are welcome to enjoy an afternoon of fun and fellowship. You may also come out and enjoy a game of Carpet Bowling, Cards or Table Tennis. Last week's shuffleboard scores are as follows: Ladies - Mary McMillan 371 Audrey McLean 338 H. McGonigle 327 Men - Reg Elliott 425 Bruce McLean 379 Fred Glanville 314 On Friday, January 21, 1994 the Seaforth Centenaires will be hosting Minor Sports Night in conjuction with the regularly -scheduled game against the Mitchell Hawks. All young athletes from Seaforth and Distnct will be admitted FREE to the game. There will also be vari- ous draws and promotions which will be detailed in upcoming edi- tions of the newspaper. Game time is 8:30 p.m. Don't miss it. The Seaforth Recreation Depart- ment will be hosting children's gymnastics beginning the first Sat- urday in February. This program will be held at the Seaforth District High School, and tentative times are: children ages 3 to 5 years will go from 9:00 to 10:00 a.m, children ages 6 to 8 will go from 10:00 to 11:00 a.m. and children 9 and up will go from 11:00 to 12 noon. The reason this times are tentative is due to the number of registrations received. If you have a child inter- ested, please contact the Recreation Office at 527-0882. J,1 HOSPITAL L� AUXILIARY MEMORIAL FUND and HOSPITAL AUXILIARY would like to sincerely thank everyone who has contributed their Lyons Knechtel tapes. We would like to thank everyone for all other donations received to the Hospital Auxiliary. Other Programs you may r 'Ent .t take advantage of re ' ..rate and JuJitsu at the E;;:Joru: >: la every Wednesday evening tui children and adults. For more_ information call the Recreation office - 527- 0882. , We also have room for more Co-ed Volleyball teams. Competi tion begins tonight (Wednesday) at 8:00 p.m. at the High School. If you have a team or you are by yourself, call Marty at the Recre- ation Office 527-0882. ST.TH0 IT JAZZ CHURCH 1GHT Dancing LIVE JAZZ BAND Sat. Jan. 29, 6:00 $15 per person Call: 522-0121 527-0153 Coming To Jonnymores Thursday - Saturday V. J. STEVE Saturday, January 29 Warner Recording Artists HAREM SCAREM Tickets: $6. Advance - $9. Door Sunday, January 30 SUPER BOWL PARTY WATCH THE GAME ON OUR BIG SCREEN Saturday, Feb. 5 GRAND OPENING WEEKEND Saturday, February 12 VALENTINE'S BASH 482-1234 317 Huron St. (Hwy. 8 West) CLINTON OPEN 7 DAYS ' Sunday 10 am- •m 212 VICTORIA ST. 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The Mitchell Co-op O'Rourke Transport 88S Construction Gary Josling B&K Tire 8 Battery Dennis Ben ewies Sheet Metal Huron Perth Concrete Cooperators Insurance Machan Construction Neil Rapien Excavating Jackson Farm Service Aiken Tire Service Mitchell Tire Service Ideal Supply Vincent Farm Equipment Elligsen Electric Shorty's Electronics McMaster Siemon Ins Mitchell Advocate J.P. Uniac Insurance Faust Home Hardware Downie Mutual Insurance Ward's Farm Equipment Stove! Siemon Mitchell Feed Mill Terry ENigsen Plumbing 8 Heating Bauer 8 Baker DeJong Bros. Sib K.M.M. Farm Drainage Ed Smith Garage Middegael Pools Seaforth Automotive Ivan Rapien Excavating Keith Stenon Farm Systems Logan Farm Equipment Route 23 Cafe Greenbelt Farm Wetersen's General Store Van Moorsel Insulation Frelatne Farms Muegge Welding Hoegy's Farm Supply Don Dalton Pioneer Seeds Arthus Int Blebs.mConstruction Diet: Sison Woodworking Br Sion. Hensel, Coop S.M S. Sanitation W.O. Thompson Huron Expositor MNcheN Concrete Roy's Radiator Steve Smith Car Sales J.E. Transport Intermodal MNcheN C.1.B.C. Merle's Coffee Nook National Tent Mitchell Den's Variety M r&�Y McNein W N�krD kroon Carpentry Bits Automotive Repel Archie's Sunoco Red Maple Restaurant Cook's Elevators Welton J.M S. Garage We would like to thank all the anowmobilers that participated and made this yew Poker Rally such a SUCCESS. ~� Toy Truck Hats 8.20 Certificate Glue Gun & Vice Grips '20 Churchill Crafts Certificate ' Oil Scraper 8 Mirror 2 Calculators & Pens Hats Gym Bag '25.00 '25.00 4 Litre Oil Shirt & Hat Hats 2 Shirts, Bag, Hats, 2 Shorts Skidoo Bag Motor Sensor. 2 Receptacles, 2 Smoke Alarms. Dimmer Switch. 6 Hats 6 Hats 24 Mugs 1 Year Subscription Surge Protector Gym Bag Fire Extinguisher Gas Filter, Mug, Toy Tractor, Hats Calendars. Hat. '30 00 '25.00 Voucher Shower 8 Hats '50.00 `25 00 8 Hats 2 T -Shirts, 2 Vouchers '500 '20.00 8 4 litre 2 cyl. Oil Gloves 2 Flashlights Hats 2 T -Shirts Thermometer & Gill Envelope 2 Breakfast Vouchers '20. Voucher Snow Shovel '20. Voucher '25 00 '20-00 3 Radios Clock Hats, Cups, 8 Calendars Hats Oki Voucher Voucher Tool Set Cleaning Jug Coat 1 Year Subscription 2 Cape 2 Cycle Lubricant 2 Jugs 04 Windshield Washer '25.10 Envelopes Food Vouchers Travel Beg 2 Coffee Mugs Clock Radio 2 Hats 3 Caps 1 Litre Windshield Washer & 1 Cap 2 Meal Vouchers 1 Cap &'2000 '25 00