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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Expositor, 1999-10-20, Page 9Correspondents Bodacious Jazz Band plays old favorites Queensway Nursing Home The Bodacious Jazz Band comprised of George Godbolt. Bob Fletcher and • Ed Mitticholtz provided excellent entertainment at Quccnsway's Halloween party Thursday evening • following -senior diners. They played many old ' favourites as well as -several neW-er numbers they have heen practicing. George's, .daughter Julie arrived soon after the party began and her additional instrumentals and vocals were also much : appreciated. • We are always happy to have visitors join us for our parties and we welcomed .many Thursday. evening. Pastor Kathy Prout df the Centralia Faith Tabernacle led worship service Tuesday • afternoon with Belva Fuss as . pianist and Marg Cole, i Stamp collecting workshop planned Hensall The Hensall Shuffleboard Sevres for Oct. 12 areas • • (allows!' Alien Thiel 571. •H,cl McEwen 551. Tom •\\'illiatns 512. Theo • . „Vandenhoom 490. Carol) Hillier 470. I+.abcl Rogerson 472. I,.+,irne Archer 459. Bill ('olcman:456. • 'I.car-n the theory and . practice of stamp collecting • at. the.Hensall Library Stamp Collecting Workshop on;Oct. 26 at 7 p.m. For More information phone 262-2445. The Hensall Legion was ' pleased to have as guests Zone Commissioner Eric • • Ross and Deputy Zone Commander Bob Grey at their October meeting dor their annual visjt. \\•'eleoma Loom.- new Branch Padre • Pirie \litchell who was initiated ;u. the meeting. r •\lotions were ,paned to donate.S300- to Parkwood• Hospital and 525 (tithe' Week of the Child events in Hensall. Provincial Sert ice Olficci' Randy Ground\ :Iter will vkit Hensall Legion on Oct. • • 2S or _29: For an�appointtncnt with Randy Groundwater ',lease phone Larry Uvl at 262-.26 l 8. Remembrance Day dinner' • tickets arc htiw on .ale from -- -_Ijt tolvitie1nher. ur at• the : • branch. The eue.t sneaker will hc. Kcn Passmore, a • lilrnlcr Hensall resident who •\\ as .l homher pilot in World War 2. Have you paid your 1.cg!lun dues'! It not. why not he ,In "earlybird" and pay • them now." On Nov 1 the door-to- door poppy campaign will he held w uh the asst.t:nu•e of the cadet,. A covcnanting service was recently held atthe Hensall • United Church to celebrate the new ministry of Pirie \litchell. Taking p.trt.in this si: r\ ice were Pat Prydc: • Rt: hard Hry nlw. \lichacl 1)i:unond. Jack 13urghardt. Peter Wyatt. 1)a\ Id Jagger. 1.aura Elder. Sarah Stoll. Andrew O'Neill. Jerry Kerr .Ind choirs from East Nissouri 1'nion Church. Fart'. ill United Church. - Hensall United Church. The Emmanuel College Singers. \lark Garlough. Jennifer . Alderdice. the Funeral Lunch Crtlllnitice' and the Hensall t'nited-('hurch Worship There wall,: .In ,111111\et'sti. ser\Iii .11 Hensall United Church on �iw. 14. The Rey.Jew itt Parr will he the guest speaker. His grandfather ministered at Hchsall Methodist Church. The Amabile Bo). Choir will present a concert at Hensall United on Nov. 21 at 7:30 p.m. For tickets please • phone \larg Cole ,it 262- '11i4. assisting residents. Auxiliary volunteers, Kay Wise. Edna Deitz and Jessie Archer were busy in the activity room Wednesday. putting together quart sealers of chocolate chip cookie ingredients. They will be for sale at -our craft and hake sale on Oct. 27. All the buyer needs to add is an egg and shortening. Instructions will be on the jar. Harvey Smith played to an apprecilative audience in the Retirement Home Lounge. 'Friday for the Friendship • Friday program. This is • _ always a. relaxing evening when the entertainment goes to the residents instead of vice Versa. Good music, company and refreshments are enjoyed in_ the retirement home . livingroom from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. Corning events: Oct. 20, 2 p.m. '12K Readiness Personal Planning by Canadian Red Cross. Everyone welcome; Oct. 27. 2 p.m. Craft and Bake sale; 7 p.m. Family Into Night sponsored by Human Resource Development Canada. Nancy Beaver will speak on financial matters and income security ' programs for seniors. W.I. gives $25 to 4-H Seaforth Women's Institute Seaforth Women's Institute met at the home of Betty Hulley for their October meeting. . Viola Lowson opened with a poem; "October." Roll call was answered by five members. Minnie% 01' the September meeting were; read hyBelt) Hulley.`• • The treasurer's report was given by Marion Gordon. The London Area Convention is on Oct. 22 in Mt_Brydgcs. Bring ytwr own mug. A motion was carried to give $25 to a 4-H club. The district meeting will be held in Hensall Nov. 9. Marion Gordon w ill he attending this meeting. • Marion Gordon gave a reading. Marjorie Rock gave a reading "Thanksgiving." The next meeting is on Nov: 16 at 1:30 p.m. Lunch was.served by W Betty Hullcy and Jean Leaf collecting Scott Hilgendorff photo Robyn Doig, EJnily Hildebrand and Rachel Robinet, Grade 2 students at Seaforth Public School, collect leaves for a class project last Friday morning. SEAFORTH COMMUNITY CHURCH 38 GODERiCH ST. E. • 527-2253 REV. HAUSER BEGINNING FREE 12 WEEK COURSE - ENTiTLED: "YOUR FUTURE AND MINE" TUES., OCT. 26TH -10:00 A.M.-11:30 A.M.7 REPEATED OCT 27TH -7:00 P.M._ . • To find out what is ahead for you and your family and the world according to the alible. Prayerfo? healing eyeYy Tues. morning. If you ask = I by your.faith so be:it. You are invited. - Coffee/Tea Available Full Gospel with a Pentecostal message. 4 Children's Program called "Young Explorers" Will begin Oiit. 23 from 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. for ages 6 to 12. This format is much Tike Vacation. Bible School or Children's Church and the theme. is "Playing On God's \ inning Team." . Seating i. limited and free reg- istration ..m be-madeby.call- Ing 527-2.:',1 It is forall faiths. There wl!I be lessons, skits, coltI i+. ,t nes, memory. work: prize., activity - hand -l -work -sheets, singing with Pastor Bill and more. SEAFORTH COMMUNITY CHURCH 38 GODERICH ST. E. 1 THE HURON EXPOSITOR, Octob.r 20, 1999-9 \ t u• Church .Seaforth S erViCeS You are it ttatter ,Se ai i churches Community Church 38 Goderich St E. • Sunday. ts 10:45a.m. worship Rev. Wilfred Lawrensen Guest Speaker F.0 -A Sec: for Ont. 2:00.4:00 PM 'Come 8 Go Open en - House. Light Refreshments,Corversation 8 Gospel Music - Vanessa Hauser • Volin David Cotbourne - Soloist St. Thomas Anglican Church Jarvis St. Seaforth Rev. Robert Hiscox 482.7861 Sunday, October 24" .SRVICE bO -MORN*4O-PRAYER-- AT 9:30 AM CAVAN UNITED CHURCH ' 1H00 a m: Join in the ceiebratron of our 124th Anniversary. Guest Speaker: Gary Jewitt. Clinton . lunch to follow Nursery provided No Service at Northside. --Onsifer: Wave gems 527.2635 uccavnsetcc.on:ca Bethel Bible Church An Associated Gospel Church Now Meeting at • 120 Main St. Seaforth • (formerly Canadian Tire) Sunday School 945 a m. Worship of f coo a m 'Wisdom For Ali Classes' Wednesday. October 20. 1 CO p.m • is Adventure Club Pastor.Rev. Doug Cornveau 527-0982 Catholic Church Masses Saturday - 5:15 pm SL James Parish, Seaforth Saturday • 7:15 pm St. Joseph's School gym Sunday • 9:00 am St. Michael's Parish. Blyth Sunday • 11:00 am St. James Parish. Seaforth Father Dino Salvador PORK CARCASS AUCTION 1st Prize: Arts Farm - Ham 523 Purchased from Keith Sienwn 2nd Prize: Van Dornen Farms - Ham $22 . Purchased by Sunfield Oil Seeds 3rd Prize: Feeney Farms - Loin $31 Purchased by Vista Villa Farms 4th Prize: Van Miltonberg Farms - Loin Roast 519 1 • Purchased Int McKillop insurance 5th Prize: Vista Villa Farms - Sparc Ribs 515 . Purchased by Milton J, Dietz Ltd. Think You To the following for their continued' • support Veals Meat Market, Jim Campbell Auctions, Seaforth co -Op Do -It Center, Sun North Ventilation, Design Concrete, Van Den Heuvel Construction, Clinton Credit Union; Brian Wightman and Culligan Real Estate FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Godench SI W Seaforth Worship Sunday 11:15 a.m. Sunday School during church - nursery available Egmondville United Church Rev. Judith Springers Worship 11 a.m. . Sunday School Grades 2 to 8. 10 a.m. Nursery to Grade 1, 11 a.m. Anniversary Sunday Special Guest Edward Klassen • 1 THE HURON EXPOSITOR, Octob.r 20, 1999-9 \ t u• Welcome The Huron Expositor wishes a warm welcome to all our subscribers. At our recent Fall Fair, we signed up 31 New Families as well as 219 Families renewed their paper. We hope you enjoy your subscription to ... Huronositor x HUNG THE. GI(LLTllt SF..FORTH I%RL1 "Your Community -Newspaper" "WINNER" The winner of our Free Draw for a copy of Lloyd Eisler Jr's book "To Catch A Dream" is HAZEL McGONGILE. Congratulations and thank you to all who participated. U 'n. THANK YOU! The Board of Directors of the Seaforth Agricultural Society would like to thank absolutely everyone whose participation contributed to the `success of our 1999 Fall Fair. Thanks to those who donated their time, a prize or brought a food item. Thanks to the referees and everyone who helped run the Broomball Tournament. Special thanks to all our exhibitors, our volunteers and YOU, we couldn't do it.without you! BICYCLE DRAW WINNER - Sadie Jansen AMBASSADOR DINNER & DANCE Thank you to the many sponsors & people who made the Ambassador Dinner & Dance such a great success: Vincent Farm Equipment - Bryan Vincent, Whitney- Ribey Funeral Home .- Rdss Ribey, McLaughlin Chev Olds - Bill McLaughlin, Hildebrand Flowers, Anna's Dress Shoppe, Arva Grain Corp., Flower Magic - Gregor Campbell Photography, Seaforth Co -Op Do -It Center;. Nifty Korners,. Stratford Memorials, Cardno's Men's Wear. PIE AUCTION Proceeds to Seaforth High School Band ' Pie by Neil Dolmage $30 - John Underwood • (Sunfields Oil Seeds) Pie by Ross Ribey $45 -- Townsend Tire Pie by Lois Hodgert $49 •- Knights of -Columbus Council . - Pie by Bob MacMillian $41 -- Vista Villa Farms PIe by Earl McSpadden 523 - Ribey Funeral Home I'ie by Joanne Flanagan 517 7 Bob Fotheringham. Pie by Jim Floyd 525 - Stratford Memorial PORK CARCASS AUCTION 1st Prize: Arts Farm - Ham 523 Purchased from Keith Sienwn 2nd Prize: Van Dornen Farms - Ham $22 . Purchased by Sunfield Oil Seeds 3rd Prize: Feeney Farms - Loin $31 Purchased by Vista Villa Farms 4th Prize: Van Miltonberg Farms - Loin Roast 519 1 • Purchased Int McKillop insurance 5th Prize: Vista Villa Farms - Sparc Ribs 515 . Purchased by Milton J, Dietz Ltd. Think You To the following for their continued' • support Veals Meat Market, Jim Campbell Auctions, Seaforth co -Op Do -It Center, Sun North Ventilation, Design Concrete, Van Den Heuvel Construction, Clinton Credit Union; Brian Wightman and Culligan Real Estate Welcome The Huron Expositor wishes a warm welcome to all our subscribers. At our recent Fall Fair, we signed up 31 New Families as well as 219 Families renewed their paper. We hope you enjoy your subscription to ... Huronositor x HUNG THE. GI(LLTllt SF..FORTH I%RL1 "Your Community -Newspaper" "WINNER" The winner of our Free Draw for a copy of Lloyd Eisler Jr's book "To Catch A Dream" is HAZEL McGONGILE. Congratulations and thank you to all who participated. U 'n.