HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Expositor, 2005-08-24, Page 7Correspondents
Pilo( f Ir,( ,lir ItntIotp r Progrtrrrrt
0000 cl(J i '.) t 9 t 46 13
submitted photo
Daycare
donation
Seaforth Cooperative
Children's Centre received a
donation of $500 from Pilot
Insurance Company during
a recent fundraising event
which included tethered
rides in a hot air balloon as
well as a draw for a hot air
balloon ride from Seaforth
to Hensall. Pictured from
left are Sandra Jansen
director of the children's
centre, Joanne Williamson
and Pilot representative Bill
Folwer. The event raised a
total of close to $2,000 for
the local daycare centre.
Winthrop families
camp in Alliston
\\'inthrop
The theme for the service at but changed their plans
Cavan United Church was when they ran in to the
"The Church's Basic storm.
Confession." Bob and Ruth Campbell
Carol and Francis Hunt also visited Beatrice and
were the greeters and celebrated Bob's birthday.
collectors. Ruth Campbell Doug and Vicki Campbell,
read the scripture. Anyone Jim and Val Shortreed and
wishing to read the scripture Mike and Shirley Ann
can contact Jim Rapson. Boven and families spent the
Neil Dolmage spent a few weekend camping near
days in hospital. Alliston.
Vince and Sheila Nicol FOOD FOR THOUGHT
and Danny of London Travel can be broadening,
visited Beatrice Campbell. especially when the food is
They had planned to go good.
camping at Elora on Friday By Ruth Campbell
Dublin loses two
well known people
Dublin
Sharon Pelling, of
Meaford, has been
holidaying with her mother,
Eileen MacRae and Don in
Dublin.
While here, she has been
visiting all the "Wolfe"
relatives in Mitchell and
Stratford and called into
visit her cousin, Jane Millar
who underwent "major
surgery" last week in
Stratford Hospital.
Sympathy is extended to
relatives of Jeremiah
(Jerry) Murray of Dublin,
who passed away on Aug.
7.
Jerry had farmed with his
parents, John E. and Melva
(Eckert) Murray, until the
death of his dad, when his
mother and Jerry moved to
Dublin. He served as
Inspecting Trustee for the
village of Dublin; a former
"Mayor" in Dublin, and a
4th Degree member of the
Knights of Columbus.
Jerry's funeral was Aug.
10.
Dublin has also lost a
former parishioner, Muriel
Trott (Looby) who passed
away on Aug. 15. After
finishing her elementary
and secondary education
from the Ursuline Sisters in
Dublin, she married
Clarence A. (Ted) Trott.
She had a writing career
which she commenced as a
freelance journalist and
photographer.
Dublin/Mitchell Seniors'
Alive are planning a day
trip to Martyrs' Shrine,
Midland on Monday, Oct. 3
from approximately 7:30
a.m. - 8 p.m.
THOUGHT FOR TODAY
A back-seat driver never
runs out of gas!
Meeting on future
of Hensall planned
llensall
The Hensall
shuffleboard scores for
Aug. 16 are as follows:
(one game) Gord Ross,
(four gatnes) Bill
Coleman. Ann Van
Dooren, Merle McLellan,
(three games) George
Racey, Ken Lingelback,
Harry Pennings, Hank
Dorrsers, Doris Muir, Joe
Van Dooren.
At Hensall United
Church the service began
with an organ prelude with
Bill Gibson playing the
organ.
Worshippers were
welcomed by Janice
Alderdice and ushered to
their seats by Chuck and
Judy Mallette.
Kathy Mann was the
reader and also lit the
Christ Candle.
Minister Les Hills'
sermon was ?Harden Not
Your Hearts".
The next church council
meeting is on Sept. 8 at
7:30 p.m.
On Wednesday, Sept. 14
at 7:30 p.m., the men's
group host an evening
with Ross Daly.
On Sunday, August 28
the guest minister will be
Alun Thomas.
An important town
meeting will be held on
Sept. 19 at the Hensall
arena to discuss the future
of Hensall. For more
information phone 262-
2050.
By Liz Sangster
THE HURON EXPOSITOR. August 24, 2005 - 7
Art's BA Sale
'til Sep 13/05
SAVE 8
yo on Advantage
Varieties
* WINTER WHEAT SEED *
A.C. MORLEY SUPERIOR
A.C. SAMPSON R.C. STRATEGY
Seed treated with Dividend XL
Other popular varieties available by order
ADVANTAGE
inD �MiY1K
Give Us
A CaII
Today
L CERTIFIED
SEED
"rw ua,r••o.n
R. T. BOLTON & SON
DEPENDABLE QUALITY PEDIGREED SEED
Phone 519-527-0205 or 519-527-0455 seaforth
//ul// (:RO1►':\' WORLD CLASS GENET/CS'
DOUBLE YOUR
REWARDS
with The GM Card
Get double rewards and enjoy
a new GM vehicle sooner.
Apply today. Enjoy no annual fee.
1f you're in the market for a new vehicle. this is definitely the card for you! Apply for
The GM Card' and as a new cardholder you'll get 6'7 GM' Earnings'. enjoy no annual fee
and a competitive rate of 19.5':~.. This offer ends September 23. 2005' — don't miss out!
With douhle rewards. you can get behind the wheel of a new GM vehicle that much quicker.
Discover all the benefits of The GM Card and start earning douhle rewards.
r
To apply today call 1-866827-0461t or visit a
TD Canada Trust branch or www.tdcanadatrust.com/gmcar
NEW CARDHOLDERS GET DOUBLE REWARDS UNTIL DECEMBER 31, 2005 is
r 1. Burbled to credit oppoval. Appkotion must be approved on a me before September 13,1005. Soconditions or*. 1. Standard rewords terms and =chars apple, to eigble tronsaiion processed b *okras
ac a before December 31, 2005, except that you eam 6% in GM Earrings instead of 3% on eigkie net purchases charged to you view GM (ad. Pkose rise aq TD (ono& Trost brand a
wihotdconodicerust.com/tdriso/ogreements.ao fa standard terms and conditions. Fa complete Moth cauemiq The GM (ad Program see you Genefd Motors Oedw or Saturn Dealer a cd the GM Card Customer
(entre or 1-800461.3219.3 (went rate os of August 8, 2005 Sidled to charge 4 Offer nppies to new mounts a*. Offer may be changed, extended a withdrawn at any time witha t notice. tAppkations from
Quebec residents carat be acepterl over the phare efts{ jitered Trodemcet of Ger c1 Motors (orpaation. ID (cOo Inst Wood user of Mack. 'Yeo tnterra6ad Service Msocation/1D (aado Inst kersed user d Mak.
•lrodemark of The iorontoOomrron bank