HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1995-09-27, Page 1010 -THE HURON EXPOSITOR, September 27, 1990
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COWABUNGA! - Jesslyn Carnochan, 11, of Egmondville, pets a cow behind the Van
Egmohd House during Cidertest on Sunday. A cool moming was followed by a warm
afternoon and huge crowds.
Walton students take
part in Brussels Fair
Walton Public School was
well -represented at the Brussels
Parade and fair on Wednesday.
Upon the school float rested a
large flock of kindergarten and
grade one chicks (they wore
chicken beaks) and following
on foot was a whole crew of
hard-working farmers (well
they were dressed the part
anyway).
The children this past week
have also gone into training for
the upcoming cross-country run
which will be held Oct. 18.
The grade ones had a visitor
this week. Andrea and Nikki
VanderVeen brought Bonsai
the dragonfly to school. The
class studied and observed the
dragonfly and wrote a story
about the critter. They took
pictures of it and will be
making a book about
dragonflies.
Laura Bowers brought in a
Leopard frog . to show her
kindergarten classmates. The
class have also been busy
learning all about apples. They
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made apple prints and paper
apples and will be working on
this unit for a while yet. The
Walton commuhity extends its
deepest sympathies to the Craig
family in the passing of
Helen's mother, Sarah Elliott.
Howard and Audrey
Hackwell and Bill and Marie
Coutts enjoyed a Sunday drive
down to West Lorne where
they took in all the sights at
Swains Greenhouse. The 3 1/2
acres of some of the most
beautiful flowers and exotic
plants were all enclosed. There
was a ranch there as well with
Texas Longhorns and
thoroughbred horses to see.
The travellers said that it was
well worth the trip. If anyone
wants to know a shortcut home
from there don't ask Howard
because he didn't find it.
Minister speaks about the
'thankful heart' in Hensall
At Carmel Presbyterian
Church this past Sunday, Rev.
Dan Roushoume chose for his
message 'The Thankful Heart'.
Joyce Pepper was organist for
the service. Rev. Dan had a
special song and story for the
children, which was enjoyed by
everyone.
Rev. Henry Annen conducted
the service at Hensall United
Church, this past Sunday. Rev.
Annen's message was 'What's
the World Coming To
Anyway'. The Children's
Hymn was 'The Wise May
Bring . Their Learning'. The
Children's Story was 'God
Needs Us'. The greeters were
Jean and Ryan Jacobe. The
ushers were Daryl Preszcator
and Randy Parker.
Communion at Hensall
United Church will take place
Oct. 1, at 10 a.m. Oct. 1 will
also be the second offering for
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Community Outreach. Bible
Study will be Tuesdays, 1:30-
3 p.m., beginning October
17th, everyone welcome. Boxes
have been placed at the doors
of the church for donation of
canned goods for Friendship
House. To help with the Junior
Congregation contact Evelyn
Elder (263-2620).
Get well wishes are extended
to Harry Smith, who recently
returned home from Goderich
Hospital.
The sympathy of the
community is extended to the
families of the late George
Beer and the late Mabel Parke.
Surprise farewell held for
woman leaving St.Columban
A surprise farewell get-
together for Hazel Dorsey was
held on Friday evening at the
home cf Tom, Joanne, Lisa and
Danielle Melady prior to her
leaving this area to reside in
Mitchell.
About 25 neighbours of
Hazel's, and her daughter Judy
and husband Ken, enjoyed
several games of progressive
euchre. Prizes for the most
games went to Anne Kelly arid
Doug Racho and the low prize
winners were Mary Helen Van
Loon and Jim Krauskopf.
Following this, Hazel was
presented with a framed
decorator plate. Much visiting
and memories wee shared
while everyone enjoyed Iwtch.
Hazel will be missed in this
community and we wish her
many happy years in her new
apartment in Mitchell.
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Frances Melady spent a week
recently visiting with her
daughter Jeanne, husband Jim
Fisk and grandchildren, Jesse,
Rebecca and Sarah in
Nanaimo, Vancouver.
Sympathy of the community
is extended to the family of
Emmett Malone, who died on
Saturday at Seaforth
Community Hospital.
Sympathy also to his nieces
and nephews. Mass of the
Christian Burial was held on
Monday at St. James Roman
Catholic Church, Seaforth.
Burial was in the St. Columban
Cemetery.
Household items stolen from
garage in Morris Township
Sometime between August 22
and August 25 unknown
persons entered a garage at
Concession 6, Morris
Township. A chain saw,
whipper snipper, lawn mower
and hquor were stolen
THEFT OF SPEAKERS
A break and enter occurred
on August 26 at Concession 5,
Grey Township. The thieves
removed two stereo speakers
from the residence. The make
of the speakers was 'Tandy'
and are black in colour. They
are approximately 4' x 2'.
If you have information about
these or any other crimes call
Crime S' s rs of Huron
Country, 1 'I 1.265-1777 and
you could receive a reward of
up to $1000.
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UNITED WAY SUPPORTS HURON ORGANIZATION - Don Tedford, Co -Chair of the Huron
United Way and Audrey McLlwain, Seaforth campaign Co -Chair present an instalment of
a donation to Child Find of Huron (for $864.67), which is based in Seaforth. Chris Bruxer,
holding her son Dylan, accepts the cheque. October -is the official campaign month for the
United Way.
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The prices at Din'
neys in Exeter will
be so low Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, you'll think you're stealing.
Decor -Rest one of Canada's leading
manufacturers has authorized
Dinneys to help them clear out excess
merchandise. Their loss is your gain
as the public will have a chance to buy
at rock bottom factory prices.
SOFA $ MCI9
Reg. $899 SALE like
LOVESEAT $
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Reg $769 SALE
SOFA $
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Reg. $819 SALE
LOVESEAT $
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SALE
SOFA Reg. $819 SALE $399
LOVESEAT Reg. $459 SALE $35
CHAIR Reg $326 SALE $259
SOFA BED Reg. $669 SALE $53
SOFA Reg. $719 SALE $569
LOVESEAT Reg. $639 SALE $49
CHAIR Reg $439 SALE $349
SOFA BED Rog. $8e9 SALE $691