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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1992-09-16, Page 9Built in Dishwashers s 3 colour panels picked up $439.95 APPLIANCES HAVEN'T CHANGED. OIJR PRICES HAVE. We are proud of our 48 years of business and in celebration, are of- fering 48 days of unprecedented savings. As a matter of fact, our low- est prices ever on Inglis appliances. Subject to prior sale. At Drysdale's we believe in value. From quality, to service. to cus- tomer satlsfaction.And as far as our pnces go, well, they speak for themselves. 4 TOUCH TOMO•Nn V. Automatic Washers Full size heavy dutv from $569.95wtradc Delivered & Serviced �.-nr/t-M ni a)♦ TOMO•FON Dryers Full size heavy duty from S36 9.95 Wrrrade Delivered & Serviced Propane or Natural Gas Dryers Priced to Clear Delivered & Serviced 14 cu. ft. Frost Free Refrigerators from $759.95 and trade Delivered & Serviced Deluxe 30" Ranges $•95 Also drop in stove tops & ovens from $239.95 BERATE ON WASHERS AND DRYERS - Starts Sept.14 - $20 on dryer, $30. on washer or M. on tine emir -Alan inehmlaa rttsmikaea Irer Women of the Hansell Presbyterian Chinch show their strong community support by lending a hand to bingo at Queensway Nursing Home in Hensal!. The group spends every Monday dur- ing the months of September and April at the home providing assistance to the residents. Shown here are: Marg Coates (left), volunteer Bev Mou and Ernie Gross. 'Workout held at sway HENSALL - Queensway resi- dents huffed and puffed their way through Monday moaning exercis- es, determined to work out rather than rust out. Last- Tuesday's church service was led by Rev. Phillips of Varna - Goshen United Churches with Floyd McAsh as pianist. The video "American Naturalist" drew a good cmwd on Thursday. Such informative as well as enter- taining films are always popular. The highlight of the week was the Thursday evening trip to Blue - water Rest Home where residents danced to the music of "Max Du- charme and His Townliners. "Eve- ryone had a wonderful evening of visiting, music and refreshments. Thanks to Kathy Shantz Bluewater Rest Home Adjuvant and also to volunteer drivers Elva Forrest and Marj .Stecklc. Residents enjoyed euchre Friday aftemoon with volunteer Audrey Christie. Coming events September 23, 7 pan., Trip to Grand Bend for Annual Grand Cove Show; September 24, 7 p.m., Birthday party with entertainment by "Marie Flynn and The Huron Strings". Hensal! begins neighbourhood watch By Vanessa Cook HENSALL - If you are a resident of Hensall and would like to be a pan of the Neighbourhood watch program you can .do so by simply contacting Jan Hoover at 262-3545 or be leaving your name at the mu- nicipal office. Information brochures are also available from the same source. Pick one up today. On Thursday, September 17. Heaver;XJub and SeoutRegistration will be held at 7:00 p.nt. at' Hensal) Public School. Skating On Friday, September 18 from 6:45 to 8:30 there will be pubhc skating. Every Sunday from 1:00 to 3:00 there is public skating. These events are held at the Hensal) Com- munity Centre. Three Links Seniors `The Three Links Seniors of Hen - sal! mdtfest'9'tresdayand enjoyed a Centralia by Mary Kooy CENTRALIA - At the United Church on Sunday Rev. Geddes conducted the service. The sermon "The Trouble with the Older Broth- er" was given by Rev. Peggy Geddes. Choir practice will be held on Thursday evening at 7 p.m. Brent and Jean Caslick, Gregory and Dan arrived home last week af- ter spending three weeks in West- ern Canada. Jean Clark of Dunnville spent the weekend with Mary Kooy. On Sat- urday we attended the McCormick - MacDonald wedding at Holy Tnn- uy Anglican church. Lucan and re- ception at Oakwood Inn. Grand Bend. On Sunday we were guests of Helen MacDonald. Lucan to din- ner at 3As restaurant, Exeter. On Labour Day, the euchre at Heywoods Restaurant saw a full house with prizes going to Ruby Beavers, Winnie Eagleson, Alwin- na Galloway, Mary Kooy, Murray Carter and Charlotte Barker. Next gathering September 21 at 2:30 p.m. Von Overholt ,ingd.inelim t- ing the 24th Wedging Anniversary of her daughter Ron and Marlene Moore held at the home of John and Melissa VanRoestcl in Exeter on Sunday. E l�'1 1' vI'tl]'S, WI' tai' t:111.1i1vt'i'Netr‘ );lt 81101.1.1t1 Ittlsr tt ( t'iltt.11t ]'It1�' 1(r 14, THE DIAMUNL) ANNIVERSARY BiAND err , eII ,rr,;i. .Balli rr .„ ,, 1,.('a f1j,fl�' 421 Main Si,.S. Exeter 235-2720 Llatawel, 136 Wallace Ave. N. N4W 11(8 291.3280 Wkrpham, 201 Josephine S1. NOG 2W0 357.1911 .\ diamond i8 1011` vet O • pot luck supper with 14 members present. President Irene Blackwell took charge of the business. The birthday party at Huronviev, is September 16 with entertainment by the Hensall Swinging Seniors. The members will provide cookies. Hensal) Drop -In for Seniors is September 17. The executive will meet at Irene Blackwell's on Sep- tember 23 at 2 p.m. The Senior Rally will be in Brand Bend on October 20. Winners of euchre were: Pearl McKnight, Hilda Payne, Irene Blackwell, Clarence Volland, lone lands - Isobel Rogerson. Times -Advocate, September 16, 1992 Paoe Regular service at Thames Road By Rhoda Rohde THAMES ROAD - Rev. Jim All- sop was in charge of the regular church service on Sunday morning. Jackie Morgan led in the Call to Worship and the Rayer of Ap- proach. Lon Kenrick led in A Prayer Confessing Our Sin. Rev. Allsop was in charge of Passing The Peace with everyone taking pan. Robyn Etherington led in the Responsive Reading Psalm 77:11-20. UCW evening unit meets EXETER - The evening unit of Exeter United Church met Septem- ber 7 with unit leader Grace Drum- mond presiding. She conducted a hnet memorial service for member (race Elsie, who passed away last week. t)urtng the business, roll call was answered by 25 ladies with "a sum- mer memory". The South Huron Regional will he held at Thames Road Church, September 15 and the Fall Rally will be in Lambton United Church, Forest, on October 5. Donna Paynt- er reminded everyone to get busy and prepare articles for our upcom- ing Bazaar on November 14. Bev Prout's group conducted the devotion period with several read- ings on travel and vacations. Melva Ecker told of her "dream vacation" to Galapagos Islands and Prout gave an interesting account of her tamily's camping trip -to the East coast. The meeting closed with Bet- te Clarke's group serving lunch. 'R, South Huron District High School Discount Now Card available Featuring Discounts from lo- cal businesses Card only $10.00 Available from students or call the school at 235-0880 You will definitely save much more than the price of the card plus you will support Panther Athletic and •J,' The congregation sang "Conic Children join to Sing". Erin Palter and Ryan Perker both road Forget- ting the Covenant, Hosea 4:1-3, 5: 15-6:6. Derek Etherington and Vanessa Bray received the Offering with Prayer in unison being ledd-by Amy Hodgen. The choir sang "Restore My Soul" accompanied by the or- ganist Erin Krahcheck. Rev. Allsop reed the Scripture Lesson Luke 15:1-10. His sermon was endued "The God Who Shows His•Love For The Lost". '111e lowers on the Communion table were placed in memory of the late Mary Thomson by the Rohde ft�mily. The Manse Committee is having a bake sale at Exeter, each lady of both congregations is asked to bring two pies or 510, no cream pies or lemon meringue. Personals Ross end Kay Hodgen and Bill and Rhoda Rohde went for supper Thursday evening and then to a show to celebrate their wedding an- niversaries. The Hodgerts were 38 years and the Rohdes 44 years both on the I l th of September. We service wnat we sell Drysdale Major Appliance Centre Ltd. Hensal! 262-2728 Ontario The Place to Buy Appliances Open Monday Our 48th Year Open Friday till 9 p.m. ENJOY THE SAV NOS srWE $300OO* OR CHOOSE A FREE HONEYWELL ELECTRONIC AIR CLEANER WHEN YOU REPLACE YOUR HOME COMFORT EQUIPMENT AND MAKE NO PAYMENTS FOR 90 DAYS - IF YOU ACT BEFORE NQV.28TH! If yule furnace has baro latter days, Colon bas has an kiwi) t, rune . oibing reign:Mem for onus ou already know that natural gay is your must etiwwnucal fuel C hoice i/y far! Moe up to a 94% fuel elficueni Itiglrtfficienc) natural gas furnace. and you'll Lumen energ> - and sane cacn more mune~. 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