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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1988-02-17, Page 12Pa•e 12 Times -Advocate, Februa 17, 1988 ROUND AND ROUND - The dress rehearsal for the Hensall figure skating -carnival was a little premature, be- cause it has now been postponed td Marc1 5. However, the Celebration '88 awards will hopefully• be presented on February 26 if MP Murray Cardiff is ave;lable that evening. Canvassing next week A canvass of the Village of Hen- sall will be made during the next week to ten days for the Heart and . Stroke Foundation. We would like to thank in advance the volunteers who are marking The canvass .and. the people who support this very worthwhile project. Canvassers are as follows: King St: Lea Seaton, Carol Gou- die, Bob Rcabum Richmond St. S: Kay Davis, De- nise Schroeder Oxford and Albert Strs.: Kim Masse York St. and York Cres.: Audrey Dixon Queen St.: Winnic Skca, Donna St. John Richmond St. N.: Kim Genttncr. Mill St.: Linda Towton Brock St.: Ann Maxwell London Road and Lorne Ave.: Bonnie Bozzatto Apartments: Sadie Hoy, Dorothy Kipfcr and Dorothy Corbctt. Yt;C South Huron Youth for Christ held their monthly rally Saturday, February 6 at Huron Centennial School, Bruceficld. Sharon Parker from Crediton sang "Isn't God Good?" and "In the Name of the Lord". She was ac- companied by Philip Gower of Goderich on the drum - Storm cancels skating carnival Duc to the weekend storm many local events were cancelled and post- poned. Two such -events were the. Celebration '88 awards ceremony and the Hensall Figure Skating Club's Skating Carnival entitled "All Occasions". The parents com- mittee has set the new date of March 5 at the I lensall Arena, 7:30 p.m. Tickets are available- at the door and everyone is welcome to come out and watch our local youngsters and guest skaters 'Su- zanne Killing and Paul Mathison. Three Links The Three Links Seniors met in the afternoon on February 9 and de- cided to hold another Euchre Party at the hall at 8 p.m. on February 23. Ladies please bring lunch. Hostesses for last week's meeting were Pat Volland, Irene Davis, Ei- leen Rannic and Evelyn Flynn. Euchre was played following the meeting and winners were: lady's high, Pearl Taylor; _ second Mary Broadfoot; man's high, Emma Campbell, second, Percy Campbell;. lone hands, Pearl. Shaddick; lucky cup, Walter Spencer. The Social Committee was Vera And all Ross and Dorothy Micklc. United Church A very Targe congregation was in attendance at Youth Sunday at Hen- sall United Church on Sunday. Sharon Wurm led the service. "A Religion that docs nothing, costs nothing, suffers nothing - is. worth nothing." Following hymns and prayer the Junior Choir under the di- rection of Mrs. Debbie Wood sang, "l low Can I keep from Singing." • Members of all youth groups: Messengers, Explorers, Beavers, Cubs, Venturers and Rover, along with their leaders recited their pur poses. Guest soloist Peter- Snell performed his own composition ac- companied -on his guitar. Greeters at the door were, Beaver Jerry Corbett, Cub -Shane Wilcox, Scout Marc Tinncy and Venturers Mark Brock and Andy Phillips. The ushers were Scouts Rob Hoffman and Steve Brock and Cubs Kris Lep- pington, Scott Rcid and Jeff Rcid. Carmel Presbyterian Rev. Bob Bisset of Goderich pre- sided in the pulpit at Carmel Church in Hensall on Sunday Feb- ruary 14. His sermon was based on the season of lent "A Look With- in". Mrs. Bisset accompanied the hymns at the organ. . Kippen by Margaret Hoggarth Kim Finlayson was more than pleased when the snow storm sub- sided on Saturday, to allow her to follow through with her intended wedding plans. The Kippen commu- nity congratulates Kim on her mar- riage to Bob Malone on Saturday February at St. James Church in Seaforth. Kim is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Garry Finlayson, and Bob is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Len O'Rourke. Al and Margaret Hoggarth were also glad the bad weather cleared up on Saturday, and the highways were open, so that they could attend Mar- garet's Uncle Stan Sutherland's birthday party, held in London. Kippen United Church At St. Andrews on Sunday Febru- KINETTE DONATION - Hensall Kinettes president Kathie Neilands (left) presents a cheque for $500 to Susan Elder for use by the Hensall Co - Op Nursery School The money will go towards the school's operating ex- . penses. Queensway 9Vjws Hello! Welcome to Queensway News. Monday morning several residents gathered in our bright and cozy sun- room.to sip on tea, cat cookies and watch the wintery scene outside. in the afternoon everyone tried their luck at Bingo with the Kippen. United Church women.. Tuesday morning fun and finless took place in the Activity room. Rcv. Don Rodgers of the Exeter Pentecostal Church lcd our worship service in the afternoon. We thor- oughly enjoyed Rev. Rodgers ser- vice and also appreciated his son Kevin who led. us as we-. sang sever- al hymns accompanied by his gni, tar. Wednesday morning Quccnsway's Ladies Auxiliary had a very produc- tive mccting as they discussed many upcoming cvcnts. In the afternoon we welcomed ladics,of the Zurich Mennonite• Church. They assisted residents with Valentine Crafts and helped decorate our (lining room for our Valentine Celebration on Sun- day.. Thank you ladies for the deli- cious heart shaped cake you shared with us. Thursday residents attended our movie presentation Iceland, "River of Challenge". This movie was pro- duced by National Geographic and everyone found it very informative and interesting. Sunday morning coffee hour was held in the Activity Room. We en- joyed a relaxing hour of hot coffee and fresh tea biscuits as we listened to Gospel Music. . Sunday aftcrnoon was very spe- cial. AI Ropp and His Orchestra joined s and entertained from 2 p.m. 1 4 p.m. at our Valentine par- ty. We had lots of pink punch and —delicious cake and ice cream served by our ladies auxiliary. Marj Vcre of Clinton was the lucky winner of ' the draw on a beautiful flol ar- rangement. Genevieve Winxovcr, Roily Greiner, Aleida Kats, Lloyd Mcpougal I ' and Doug Needs won prizes for wearing the most Rcd. 1Vc all had a very enjoyable after- noon. Goodbye till next week from i Queensway. ary 14, Barbara Cooper presided at the. organ. Rev. Lorne Kcays preached on "Is Your God Big Enough?" A reminder that next Sunday Feb- ruary 21, the annual congregational meeting will be held, starting with the regular church service at 10 a.m., followed by a pot luck lunch, and closing with the annual meet- ing. Plan to attend. Current Rates RON KEYS VARNA RRSP Shopping with one phone call Rate may change without notice 262-3031 RRSP 1 year 91/2% RRSP 5 year 10314% Please note these dates. World's Day of Praycr will be held on Fri- day March 4 at 2:00 p.m. in Pres- byterian Church, Hensall. Everyone welcome to attend. On Sunday March 13 the Sacra- ment of the Lord's Supper will be observed at the church service which starts at 10 a.m. Monday March 7 at 7:30 p.m. P.C.W. group meets. Roll call - wear something green and tell of something coloured green. See you there. Hensall Arena Events Wed. Feb. 17 2:30-3-30 p. m. Moms & Tots 5:15 p.m. Hensall Minor Hockey Thurs. Feb. 18 530 p.m. Ringette 8:15 p.m. Rec. Hockey Fri. Feb. 19 4:15 p.m. Hensall Figure Skating 7:30-11:30 p.m. Wester Region Provincal B -Prelims Sat. Feb. 20 8.00 a.m. - 9 00 p.m Western Ontario Ringette Tournament Sun. Feb. 21 8:00 a.m. 5:30 p m Western Ontario Ringette Tournament Mon. Feb. 22 5 15 p m Hensall Minor Hockey Tues. Feb. 23 4 15 p.m. Hensall Figure Skating 600 p m. Broomball 1000 p.m Open ice This advertisement sponsored by CBAILEYc$ Heating & Air Conditioning Hensall 262-2020 "Were proud to be your Lennox Dealer" Ipor Hensall Civic Corner Interested in Municipal Govern- ment:' Want to attend a Seminar dealing tcith municipal govern- ment — topics include "The Art of Politics, Municipal Style; Leadership Style: From the Outside Looking in, Also: "What hat it's really like to run a Municipality:' Getting Heeled in 88. Contact The Municipal Office By February 26, 1988 4 Huron Apothecary Ltd. J T. WILSON PHARMACIST PHONE 235-1982 440 MAIN ST EXETER • ONT. PRESCRIPTIONS We --accept most major drug plans Blue Cross, Green Shield, Drug Benefit, etc. Hours Mon. Tues., Thurs. & Fri. 9:00 o.m. - 6:00 p.m. Wed. 9:00 o.m. - 4:00 p.m. Sot. 9:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. "Your Independent Pharmacist" An exciting quiz was won by Exeter with 240 points, Goderich 160, Zurich 110, Due to the weather the Clinton team was un- able to attend. Refreshments were served to over 100 who attended despite the incle- ment weather. There will be no rally in March. We are encouraging you to support the Barry Moore Crusade in Exeter from February 29 to March 6. Remember the Skating Party to be held March 12 at 7 p.m. at the Hensall Arena. The next regular meeting will be held April 2. A busload of local youths will travel to Dclawan N.Y. for a Win- ter Retreat February 12-14. The South Huron Youih for Christ Quiz Team will be in competition• wV.S.Vith. several Quiz teams. Nursery School The Hensall Co-op Nursery School is pleased to announce that they are sponsoring two concerts by talented children's entertainer Fred Penner. The afternoon and evening performances will be held' at South Huron District High School 'on Thursday, March 24. More informa- tion soon. Shuffleboard Shuffleboard scores for /February 8 at Hensall arena are: high lady's, Ei- leen Dowson 362; Gertie M/yr 342, Pearl McKnight 308. High man's scores: Percy Campbell 326, Alf Ross 299, John Pepper 269. Hensall Council Briefs Hensall council has given its sup- port to county -wide reassessment under Section 70 proposed by Hu- ron County. * * * * * As recommended by works super- intendent John Baker, council will discuss with B.M. Ross and Asso- ciates the possibility of commis- sioning a comprehensive road man.. agement study for the village. "We've got no way of knowing what we're going to do next year or the year after that," said Baker. Road management studies arc eli- gible for a 50 percent subsidy from the rpinistry of transportation. The annual meeting of the 1luron County Municipal Officers' Asso- ciation will be held in the Hensall Arena, on.\Vcdlit sday, March 30, • with the Township of-Tuckcrsmith hosting. Registration will be from 9:30 a.m. with the meeting to commence at 10:00 a.m.- An invitation is extended to arca council members and any munici- pal official authorized to attend and paid for by your municipality. The plain items on the pro- gramme will he as follows: pay equity; Ministry of Municipal Af- fairs Election Act and County Re-. view and wastc.managentent. Hensall Susan Hartman 262-2449 FINAL SALE 50%off up to Entire Stock Store will be closing Mar. 1/88 THE 8,2wninWhee1 262-3447 INDUSTRIAL HORIZON FUND: 5500 MILLION STRONG. AND POSITIONED FOR TOMORROW. Industrial Horizon Fund was launched Inst a year ago. Its public offering was the largest in Canadian mutual fund history. Today, the fund's assets are nearly Sinn million. And sales are strong. - Prior to the October 19. 1987 decline, mune than 7l11',, of the portfolio was in cash. government securities and:, ther liquid assets. - That teas good for the people Who bought an Industrial Horizon Fund RRSI' Iasi year. beo;tu-c them were well protected against the market decline. But it's also grid for this year's RRSP . °.•stars. Because over the past few Months, the managers at NIal.kenzie Financial have been able to•purchase quality investments at what they believe are excellent prices. In fact. \lackenzie believes Industrial Horizon 1t1nd is in an ideal position to capitalize f,11 art upswing for the right stocks over the next few years. To put it another sv'ay. with no acquisition fee. you can invest in a niutua} fund RRSP that's nearly S500 million strong. 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