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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1995-04-26, Page 9Local Service officer visits HensallLegion April 12 the members of the Hensall Legion Branch 468 held their regular meeting with nomina- tion and elections. Provincial Service Officer Mel Harper will be visiting the branch at 4:30 p.m. April 26 (today). Anyone wishing an appointment please call Legion President Larry Uyl 262- 2618. A Seniors Information Day, which is open to all, will be held in clinton, April 29 from 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. Transportation available, lunch provided. Call Zone Seniors Officer Betty Simmons 262-2106 if inter- ested. April 29 a Dart Tournament will be held at Hensall Legion with registration at 1:30 p.m. Darts to start at 2 p.m. Hensall Legion will host Zone golfing, June 17. Donation of $100 each were made to Hensall Fair Board and to the Huron Middlesex Cadets. The Legion is pleased to announce one of their local cadets, Wayne Ingram is again going to England to participate in the Marks- man Competition with the Interna- tional team. The Legion was pleased to have as its guest, Zone Commander from Zone C-1, Gord DeJong of Seaforth. Nominations and elections were conducted by Comrad Dave Smale. Lawn ornaments found, not lost Are your lawn ornaments peppier than usual this spring? Perhaps you had better take a boo to see if they are still there. "rhe Seaforth Police Department reports it has some painted lawn ornaments in storage that were turned in as (bund property on April 7. But nobody has reported them missing. Police say they have no use for them and they are anxious to return all found property. Owners can claim the ornaments by properly identifying them and calling the local police at 527-1500 between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Workers on strike at General Coach as offer rejected Workers at the General Coach plant in Hensall, under the water tower just off Highway 8 in Hensall, went on strike Friday. Members of Local 3054 of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners gave their union a strike mandate with a vote April 13, and employees walked out when negotiations to reach a settlement broke down late last week. The company makes recreational vehicles and busses for the handicapped. It employs many people from Seaforth and area. Plant manager and management spokesman Andy Imanse was not available for comment. TE -EM FARM is growing your plants. Now ready for planting herbs, pansies, perennial & nursery stock. Feel free to walk through our green houses to get the feeling of spring. Watch for our Open House on vc May 5, 6. & 7 1995. TE -EM FARM • Baer,d r1(r'a-4nr,P dv. Te.$Er'a • `04 ,c;€51: 482-3020wro"'vaae" Find Gold, Silver, Coins, Jewellery and Relics Try METAL DETECTING REG BADLEY (519) 345-2564 Brodhagen, Ont. NOK 1B0 DO YOU WANT TO TRY A NEW HOBBY? New & Used Machines in Stock CaII for appointment for a demonstration "15 Years Experience at Metal Detecting" r Hensall by Liz Sangster 262-2715 Incoming officers are President Larry Uyl, re-elected. 1st Vice Brian Fink; 2nd vice Dave Smale; Secretary/treasurer Bea Uyl; Sgt. At -Arms Pete Zwaan. Executive: John McAllister, Ted Roberts, Carl Zimmer, Elaine Cooper and Lillian Beer. May 20, Goderich will be cel- ebrating the Liberation of Holland with a parade and dedication of the fountain in Liberation Park. Trans- portation will be available, call President Larry Uyl 262-2618 or Lillian Beer PRO 262-2722. The Legion is pleased to report one of the local students Ashley Erb, from Zurich, came in second in the Public Speaking - Storytelling at District Level. Rev. Henry Annen conducted Maundy Thursday service at Hensall United Church. Chuck Mallette was organist for the ser- vice. Communion was served by Lloyd Ferguson, Randy Parker, Rev. Henry Annen and Joanne Moir. A skit by Joanne Moir, Anne Annen and Matthew Martin was enjoyed and many hymns sung. The ushers were Raye Jacobe and Douglas Kyle. Easter Sunday at Hensall United Church was conducted by Rev. Henry Annen with Doug Klopp in charge of the ministry of song. Rev. Annen's message was "Reality, maps and rolling stones'. His Children's Story was "New life". Greeters were Evelyn and Larry Elder and family, Raye and Jean Jacobe and Doug and Sharon Keys ushered the worshipers. Flowers were in memory of the late Mrs. PHOTO COURTESY OCNA FEATURE WRITING WINNER - Paul Ciufo, of Grand Bend, has written for The Huron Expositor the last two summers. Recently he was at the Ontario Community Newspaper Association Convention in Toronto where he received the second place Feature Writing award for an article which appeared in The Expositor. Paul Winkler, President of the OCNA, presented the award to Paul. EARLY BIRDS PAY LESS GET MOWER -_. SPECIALS ON USED LAWN & GARDEN EQUIPMENT! John Deere 214 LAWN. TRACTOR 14 h.p., 48' mower, 3 pt hitch aft., rebuilt engine '2,275. INCLUDES FREE REAR TILLER JOHN DEERE_F525, front mount mower, 48' cut, Hydro. 17 h.p. =4,300• ,J91H DEERE 240 MENG TRIMMER, Industrial dual line, straight shaft, harness, etc. "845. JOHN DEERE AMT UTILITY VEHICLE, Hydro Dump Box, Box Liner =4 J.D. III, 11 h.p., 5 speed, 38 mower (1984) $1 LAWN BOY LT 12H, 12.5 h.p., Hydro, 38' cut. Clean SNAPPER, 8 h.p., Rear Engine Rider (New Engine) AC 610, Lawn Tractor, 3 speed, 42' mower. Solid Unit. 1598. AC CA TRACTOR, live P.T.O., 72' Woods Mower. Excellent! ,'4,875. M.F. No. 85, 5 speed, 36' cut. J.D. STX, 12.5 h.p., 5 speed, 38' mower, like new! 22,150. J.D. 185, 17 h.p., 46' cut, Hydro 2,id0. J.D. 14 PT, 21' cut, 5 h.p., mulching walk behind mower , DEMO DYNAMARK 1138, 11 h.p., 38' mower, Excellent! 4 '505. J.D. STX, 12 h.p., 5 speed, 38' mower. Like newt '2,250. Watch ler Nr 1111111 • WORN 011111 SOUSE $111111011117111111111 rMtaT, MAT • 11OLTOR/af, MAY O OrIN* MONDAY to SATO DAY 8:00 A.M. 10 5:30 P.M. 5 MITCHELL BNosm1 or FARM EOUIPMENT (1988) LTD fa -474251 Fee. The official board meet April 19. Drop -In will be April 20, call Marg Cole 262-2304 for tickets. Cheryl Stadelbauer-Sampa will be the guest minister next Sunday while Rev. Henry Annen will preach in Egmondville. Food Grains meet April 24, special slides will be shown. Sunday School Teachers needed for May 7 - June 18. The final theme will be Power of God II. Call Joanne Rowcliffe at 263-5503 if you can help. There will be special youth event r' at the Pentecostal Tabernacle, April 26 at 7 p.m. There is still time to call Marg Cole 262-2304 for hot beef supper tickets. The Sunrise Service at Hensall United was well attended. The Sr. Sunday School and Worship com- mittee were in charge of the event. Rev. Sabrine Caldwell conducted Easter Service at Carmel Presby- terian Church. Joyce Pepper and Dorothy Taylor provided organ and piano music for the ministry of song. Rev. Sabrina's message was 'Living Again'. Next Sunday, Rev. Bob Graham L of Huron Park will be the guest minister. THE HURON EXPOSITOR, April 26, 1995-9 WE'RE ASKING A LOT OF YOU. Your generosity can make a big difference to someone's life. The homeless soul searching for a haven. The lonely heart seeking compassion. The child crying out for comfort. These are the people for whom the Salvation Army provides help, and then hope, the people who need it most. We ask for them that you give. As much as you can. 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