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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-10-21, Page 22Page 6A Times -Advocate, October 21, 1911 Progressive euchre enjoyed by senior: President Mrs. Eileen Rannie presided for the -Three Links" Senior Citizens meeting on Tuesday evening and opened the program by singing "0 Canada" followed by the Lord's Prayer and a minute's silence in memory of former members the late Mr and Mrs. Henry Adkins. Following the roll call and business. the treasurer gave the report and the president announced getting a cook book for raising funds. Mrs. Mabel Shirray gave a talk on a trip to the Elgin House at Port Carling which she en- joyed immensely and presented a brochure on same. It was announced that a 'Dessert Euchre" would be held in the Legion Hall at 1:30 p.m. October 21 spon- sored by the Women's Institute Following the singing of The Queen" progressive euchre was played. Prize winners as follows: ladies' high. Elizabeth Riley: con- solation Irene Davis: men's high. Carl Payne: lone hands Jessie Armstrong: and Annie Reid: lucky tup. Irene Davis. TheEntertain- ment Committee were Dick and Pearl Taylor, and Anita Bengough. Social: Dorothy Mickle. Myrtle Sherritt, Bertha MacGregor. Queensway welcomes new resident Queensway Nursing Manor would. like to +nunnnnninn��� The Light Touch By JACK LAVENDER If we were meant to drink hot coffee on airplanes, we would have asbestos laps. • Teenager to mother: "I was tempted to buy you an expensive birthday present. Congratulate me on my will power." Our friend owes the government so much money, they don't know whether to throw him in jail or recognize him as a foreign power. Colds are said to attack the weakest part of the anatomy -which is probably why most folks get them in the head. A psychiatrist is someone who asks a lot of questions your spouse asks for nothing. . • let's put our heads together of Jack's Small Engine Repair Service 107 Queen St. Hensall 262-2103 and cure those chainsaw woes with a quick diagnosis and cure. 'tntnnnmm�nmm�nmmnnniiiiii welcome Mrs. Leah Keyes from Exeter to the home. Mrs. Shirley Prouty, Exeter conducted worship on Tues- day. The U.C.W. ladies of Hensall United Church entertained the residents with music, bingo and treats on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. William Westlake visited with Miss Mary Westlake. Mrs. Anna Becker visited with Mrs. Muriel Triebner. Mrs. Irene Kalfleisch was visited by her daughter Barb Dougherty. Violet Bishop and John Betterridge. Henry and Maria Wilds, Nelson Howe and Ken Dogan visited Mrs. Irma Wilds. Michael Moss of Woodstock visited Miss Moss Mrs. Earl Campbell visited Mrs. Middleton and Mrs. Penhale. Les Mitchell visited his mother Mrs Louise Mitchell Paul Morgan, Hamilton suited with his brother J,ri Morgan. High Bowler : ^ Friday was Albert Mta:ga Obituaries Munn funeral Mrs Mable Annie (Swan) Munn of Hensall passed away- at South Huron Hospital. Exeter on Wednes- day October 14. 1981 in her 88th year. Widow of the late Edgar Wilfred Munn (1978). dear mother of Ailleen (Mrs. Don Gooding). Parkhill. Also survived by three grandchildren Debby, Mrs.' Fred Johnston, Napanee, Don and Dale. Parkhill, and three great grandchildren. The late Mrs. Munn was organist of Brucefield church prior to her marriage, later a member of Carmel Presbyterian Church, W.MS. and ladies' Aid and a member of Hen- sall Ladies' Legion Aux- iliary. Funeral service was con- ducted by Rev. Kenneth Knight on Friday October 16 at 2 p.m. from the Bonthron Funeral Chapel of Michael P. O'Connor. Interment in Exeter Cemetery. The pallbearers • were Sandy, Gordon and Donald Munn, Ted Prouty. Bert Thomson and Robert Taylor. McNaughton funeral Peter Lindon McNaughton passed away at Queensway Nursing Manor, Hensall on Thursday. October 15, 1981 in his 87th year..Beloved hus- band of Mildred (Scruton) McNaughton, dear father of Mrs. Dorothy Corbett, Hen- sall and Robert McNaughton, Seaforth. Also survived by three grandchildren and one great grandchild. Mr. McNaughton was a member of the Canadian Legion. The Hensall Branch held a service at the Bonthron Funeral Chapel of Michael P. O'Connor on Fri- day evening. Funeral ser- vice and committal was held on Saturday. October 17, at 2 p.m. conducted by the Rev. Stanley McDonald. followed by interment in Hensall Union Cemetery. The pallbearers were: Ron Mock. John Heal, Ken Parker. Lorne Archer, Ross Veal. Dave Kyle. 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Gall Shaw sang the very lovely "All Through The Night". During the service the choir sang "I Will Love Thee", an anthembasedonPsaim 18 and arranged by Winnifred Sim, Director of the C.B.C. Hymn Sing Chorus. The service was conducted by Rev. McDonald who spoke on the theme of Love That Is New. He said that one of the difficulties today is that in English- we use the word or term love for so many kinds of love that are not really love at all in the New Testament sense. He stressed that we need to go beyond "keeping the Ten Commandments" to loving as God loved, and to love as God loves is to give life. The ushers for the service were Randy Parker, John Rowcliffe, Wayne Corbett and Chuck Doxtator. The flowers at the front of the church were placed in loving memory of Mr. Peter McNaughton by. his family and Mrs. Mable Munn by her family. Mr. McDonald an- nounced the Anniversary .. would be held on Sunday, November 1 with Rev. Harley Moore of Grand Bend as Guest minister at the 11 a.m. Service and The Rev. Dr. George Goth of London as the guest minister at the 7:30 p.m. service. He en- couraged everyone to invite their friends to share in these anniversary services. An outstanding presen- tation on the mentally handicapped was made on Sunday evening at the October Fellowship Evening in the United Church. Harry Stuart, a member of the congregation and with the ARC Industries, made the LALECHE DONATES - The area laleche league recently presented a book to the Hensall Library. Above, librarian Velma Robinson accepts the gift from Janis Bisback and children Peter Owen and Victoria. T -A photo and district news Mrs Bertha MacGregor, r*. Phone 262 ;025 VAIV Women's Institute ladies learn all about the bees Mrs. William Ferguson was guest speaker at the Agriculture and Canadian Industries meeting of the Hensall Women's Institute held in the United Church on Wednesday. October 14. She spoke on raising bees for money and followed the life of the bee from the time the eggwas laiduntil the death of the bee. Later she showed pictures of the Apiary the family run west of Hensall. Also on the program were readings by Mrs. Elizabeth Riley and piano selections by Mrs. Joyce Pepper. Mrs. Pearl Koehler conducted the program opening with a poem "If nobody Smiled" and a sing song. Courtesy remarks were given by Mrs. Myrtle Sherritt. Program convener was Mrs. Elsia Carlile and was conducted by Mrs. Pearl Koehler. The evening was chaired by the president Mrs. Joyce Pepper, who welcomed everyone and opened with a poem "Autumn". Several items of correspondence were read: - a resolution regarding an Aelaide Hoodless Postage Stamp and three suggested changes to be made in the London area by-laws; "Thank -You" note from Mrs. Wendy Hines and an appeal from the C.N.I.B. for a donation and can- vassers: an invitation to visit Hurondale Women's Institute on November 25 at Usborne Central School was also received. Final arrangements were made for the Dessert Euchre to be held in the Legion Hall October 21 at 1:30 p.m. and members were reminded that a craft drti- cle. around $3 was to be sent to London area convention in St. Marys November 5 and 6. Mrs. Hilda Payne is to be the voting delegate at the convention. She also gave a report of the Huron County Rally held at Belgrave on October 5. Hostesses Mrs. Annie Reid and Mrs. Hilda Payne and their committee served lunch and an exchange of agriculture took place. Eleven members and two. visitors were present. Attend 6th fall rally Several members of the "Three Links" Senior Citizens of Hensall attended the 6th Fall Rally of zone 8, Cromarty Scouts arrange apply day By MRS. ROBERT LAING CROMARTY Cromarty boy Scouts will be visiting all the homes in Hibbert next Saturday mor- ning when they hold their an- nual Boy Scout Apple Day. Alex and Doreen Gardiner were guests at a family gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Moorehead, Rostock. Also visiting at the same home were Mr. and Mrs. Ken Moorehead. North Bay. Mrs. Alex Gardiner attended the funeral of her cousin. Carl Eggert in Beamsville last week. Members of Cromarty church are invited to worship at the anniversary service of Caven Presbyterian Church Ex- eter. next Sunday at 11 a.rn., EST Sunday School will be held at the usual time of 10:15 DST )9) 15 EST) Mr. and Mrs. Clarence F'ahncr. Donald and Ronald. Crediton and Mrs. Nancy Dowson and Cheryl. Exeter spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs .Jim Finnen and An- drea. Kitchener Mr and Mrs Charles Browning Sr were recent Etiquette is learning to yawn with your mouth closed. visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Browning, Mississauga. OHA JUNIOR D HOCKEY AT THE HENSALL ARENA See the Seaforth Centenaires in action FRI. OCT. 23 at 8:45 p.m. L.UCAN IRISH SIX vs SEAFORTH CENTENAIRES SUN OCT. 25 at 3:30 p.m. TAVISTOCK BRAVES VS SEAFORTH CENTENAIRES This Advertisement Sponsored By HENSALL PRO HARDWARE HENSALL SPRING FAIR Boys and girls rfow is the time to order your calves for the 1982 Feeder Calf Club For the first time persons over 21 may participate in an Old Timer Club. CaII Gladys McGregor 262-2339 or Dave Turner 262-5350. U.S.C.O. on Wednesday Oc- tober 14 at Holmesville Com- munity Centre. , . Personals The Chiselhurst Ladies' are holding their Bazaar on Thursday November 19 in the Fellowship Hall at Hen- sall United Church - not on Wednesday as other years. A number of the members of Amber Rebekah Lodge attended the visitation at the Beattie's Funeral Home in Clinton on Sunday to pay respects to their sister the late Mrs. Grace Thompson. presentation assisted by his wife Carol. The evening opened with singing led by Rev. McDonald assisted by Joyce Pepper at the piano. Following the opening worship Mr. Stuart spoke on Mental Retardation and the work of the South Huron Association with their beginnings, and the ad- vancement of their work through ARC Industries. Following the slide presentation and active, open discussion took place, with the contagion of Harry's dedication and enthusiasm spreading throughout the group. The Stuarts also brought along an excellent display of the work of the persons at ARC which added greatly to the evening. The evening closed with refreshments served by members of the com- munication committee, Dana Bozatto and Starr Jesney. The weekly Bible Study Group at the United con- tinued to study the Psalm with an excellent at- tendance. This week the group studied Psalm 90 with the study being led by Rev. McDonald. The Bible Study Group meets every Tuesday morning at 10 a.m. for coffee. Baptism service Rev. Kenneth Knight con- ducted baptism service in Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sunday and spoke on the subject "The Matter of Choice" Mrs. Dorothy Skat-A-Thon Hensall Arena Sat., Oct. 24 9-1 Sponsored by Henson Minor Athletic Association Proceeds for Ice Time KNECHTEL Thank You for your Patronage Our Sears Order Office 262-3316 Fresh Medium GROUND BEEF Ib. 1.78 STORE HOURS Mon. - Sat. 8-6 Thurs. - Fri. 8-9 GROCERIES White Label (4 flavours) JELLY POWDERS 3 oz. pkg. 294 White Label 25.5 oz. can DOG FOOD 2/754 White Label Orange Pekoe TEA BAGS pkg. of 100 White Label COFFEE WHITENER 500 g. jar White Label AIL -Purpose ROASTED COFFEE 1 Ib. bag 2.79 White Label 10 oz. INSTANT COFFEE i°r 4.79 Libby's Alpha-Getti or Zoodles CANNED PASTAS 14 59 granddaughter Taylor presided at the organ. The following children were presented for baptism: Johnathon Homer James Campbell son of Mr. and Mrs. Greggor Campbell; Jeffrey William Hebert Campbell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Campbell; Jennifer Danielle Masse, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Masse. There will be no service in Carmel church next Sunday owing to anniversary service in Caven church Exeter, Sunday October 25 at 11 a.m. Service .on November 1 at Carmel Church at 10 a.m. The annual church bazaar will be held November 7 at 3 p.m. Plan to attend, The Ar- nold Circle Evening Aux- iliary will serve tea. Hensall Unit II Two very realistic films were shown by Mrs. Elva Forrestand Rev. McDonald onlonelinessand breaking the communication barriers at Thanksgiving meeting of Unit two of Hensall United Church Women on Monday October 12. Interest focused on one's own behaviour and attitude in similar cir- cumstances, when life lasts beyond the three score years and ten. The Devotional led by Mrs. Hilda Payne, was bas- ed on the brother of the Prodigal Son. Seeing him we realizehow much we take for granted, and how many things we should give thanks for. • Business was conducted by Mrs. Joyce Pepper. It was decided to make favours fqr Nursing Home trays at the November meeting and to provide lunch at the General meeting on December 7. Unit two will also decorate the Church for Christmas and provide flowers for December. A bale will be packed on November 17 and U.C.W. president Dianne Gerstenkorn would like suggestions for banners to be hung around the church buildings. Unit two is responsible for a program and birthday party at the. Blue Water Rest Home November 18 at 7:30 p.m. sharp. Annual meeting will be held following church ser- vice on December 8. During lunch Mrs. Grace Drummond recounted her experiences on a trip to the Arctic last summer and passed around pictures of the places visited. Mrs. Wilma Munn and Mrs. Joyce Pepper served lunch to con- clude the evening. Queensway Nursing Home 100 Queen St. Hensall Sunday October 25, 1981 Time 2-4 p.m. All relatives 8 friends are cordially invited to meet Carolyn & Edward Ozimek new owners. DON'S FOOD 'MARKET ZURICH HENSALL 236-4316 262-2648 Cut From Canada Grade A Chucks or Fresh Blade ROAST STEAKS Ib. 1 e 78 Fresh Cross RIB ROAST Ib. 1.88 DINNERS irin Frozen (4 varieties) N N ERS 11 oz. pkg. 984 "New" Velour BATHROOM 994 TISSUE 4 roll pkg. 1 1.69 f oz. con ABITANT Pea, Pea with Ham, Vegetable SOUPS 28 oz. can 854 Sani-Flush TOILET BOWL CLEANER Lipton 1 pouch pkg. 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