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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1983-08-17, Page 10Page 10 Times -Advocate, August 17, 1983 Lay cornerstone at local seniors' facility open house The Hensall Senior Citizens Homes at the co -ner of Queen and Albert Street in Hensall was the scene of an open house and cornerstone laying ort Sunday irom 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Jack Riddell, MPP used an antique silver trowel for the cornerstone laying, which was attended by many in- terested persons from Zurich, Dashwood, Exeter, Goderich, Seaforth, Clinton and other areas. An apartment was on display which was fully fur- nished by Whitings Warehouse, Exeter. Coffee and cookies were served by the committee in charge. In- terested persons attending we, e greatly pleased with the space and furnishings on display. The building as a whole will be an asset to the village and it will prove to be a comfort home for many to enjoy. The bricking is well underway and the landscaping will present one of the finest homes to be seen in many areas. Peter Snell guest speaker The Hensall United Church service on Sunday morning was conducted by Peter Snell, Exeter, who spoke on the ub- ject "Springs in the Desert". Miss Sheila Riley was in charge of the Junior con- gregation. Mrs. Shirley Luther and Mrs. Nan Britton sang a duet and Mrs. Luther sang a solo accompanied by Eric Luther at the piano. Marlin Nagtegaal presided at the organ for the service. Steven Corbett and Wray Jacobi greeted worshippers at the front door. The Sunday, August 21 ser- vice at 11:00 a.m. will be con- ducted by the Rev. Charles Scott of London with Robert Gackstetter as soloist. Queensway news Rev. Barbara Laing con- ducted worship service at the Queensway Nursing Home on Tuesday assisted by Philipa Steckle at the piano with Mar- tha Weigand and Gwen Whilsmith assisting with the service. Bill Triebner visited with his mother Mrs. Muriel Triebner. Betty and Dianne Steckle visited with Mr. and Mrs. Pat Oesch. Les Mitchell visited with his mother Mrs. Louise Mitchell. Ila Dunn and Iva Batter visited with Vera Lammie. Joanne Kozlow and Elaine Leeming visited friends at the home. Reg and Gladys McDonald, Exeter visited several residents. Lloyd McDougall was the high scorer at the bowling on Friday with 160 score. Personals A pleasant social family gathering was held in the Fellowship Hall of the United Church on Sunday when Open House was held for Private Jeffrey Sangster and Private Marlene Mercer whose mar- riage was solemnized in July in New Brunswick. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eric Mercer Botwood, Newfoundland, whom they have been visiting during the past week. They enjoyed an afternoon of new and old acquaintances, when refreshments were served. After holidaying with ., the groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don Plunkett, Hensall and sisters, the couple will return to Gagetown, New Brunswick where they are in the Armed Forces. Mrs. Vera Lemmon return- ed to her home after spending several weeks with relatives in Ottawa. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Keyes of Grand Bend visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Cudmore and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parker. Don Avery of Deerefield Beach, Florida, visited last week with Mrs. Evelyn Flynn and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Flynn and Lori and Susan. Wrights The 28th annual Wright Reunion was held at the Kirkton Woodham Communi- ty Centre on Sunday, August 7. Everyone enjoyed a boun- tiful dinner. Business was conducted by the president Lorne Ross. The 1984 reunion will be held at the Community Centre on August 12. The executive for 1984: president, Alex Wright; secretary, Laurabelle Reichert; sports, Helen and Brian Hardeman. unite at Doris Jeffery and Bob Ross conducted contests and sports. Lorne and Ethel Ross had the largest family in atten- dance. The oldest person was Charles Baillie; the youngest Hillarey Hardeman. Alex Wright, Toronto, came the most miles to attend. Lorne Ross polished his own shoes to come. Myrtle Baillie wore a coloured slip with lace. Alex Wright had the most keys on a chain. Mary Ross had the TRUST COMPANY GUARANTEED CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE Representing many trust com- panies, highest rates usually available. For more information contact John R. Consitt at 236-4381 or 236-4560 kearEnd h Kirkton smallest shoe while Brian liardeman had the largest. Elimination contests of purse was won by Helen Hardeman. Oldest single per- son present was Esther Wright. Lady with most re- cent hair appointment, Laurabelle Reichert; man with most recent hair cut. Spencer Jeffery. Nancy Ross had the most buttons on her dress. Helen Hardeman had the best guess on the bean jar. Ethel Ross won the mystery gift. Children's games - Throw- ing paper plate, Laura Hardeman; life saver and clothes pin, team contests were played; spool contest, Kara Ross; kick -the -slipper, Laura Ilardeman; running (up to 3 years olds Kara Ross; (4-6) Kimberley Ross; (over 6) Linda Hardeman. Wheel -barrow, Brent Ross and Jonathon Wright; eat biscuit and whistle, Wesley Wright; marathon race, Wesley Wright. 1 On all 1983 Cars and Trucks in stock 11.5% Bank financing 1983 Cougar 2 door, 2 tone wire locking co-ers. Special $11 ,495Stock no. 6174 1983 Lynx 5 door Hatch Bock Deluxe with 1.6 Ho. engine, w/wall tires, reclining high back seats, bumper group. AM FM stereo, body mouldings. Stock no. 6230 Special $7,439 1983 Ford XL deluxe van stereo, tinted glass, 4 captain chairs, rear bed seat, w complete deluxe interior. tic. SVL 952. Special $16,995 Many other vehicles at similar savings USED 1981 Century wagon Stock no. 71 1980 Lincoln Town coupe Stock no. 57 1980 Marquis Brougham with air, stock no. 105 1980 Horizon TC3 Sport coupe, stock no. 44 1977 Mark V Lincoln stock no, 106 1976 Mark IV Lincoln w/moon roof, stock no. 77 1979 Ford F600 w,16 ft. stock rack, stock no. 70 1979 Ford F150 4 x 4 pickup, stock no. 49 '' 1978 Ford F150 Ronger. stock no. 73 Super Special 1963 T -Bird in new car condition (a California car) stock no. 65. Open Mon. - Fri. 8:00 o.m. to 9 p.m. Sat. 9:00 a.m. - 5 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobol received six telephone calls from Holland congratulating them on their 50th wedding anniversary. Sgt. Doug Wein, R.C.M.P., Mrs. Wein and David of Ot- tawa are holidpying this week with their parents, Mrs. Margaret Wein, Exeter and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parker, Hensall. Mrs. Bertha MacGregor visited last week with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Don MacLaren, Jodi and Brooke in Oakville. Mrs. Wm. H. Bell under- went surgery in University Hospital, London last week. INSTALL SENIOR APARTMENTS CORNERSTONE — Laying o{ t e cornerstone feature • epen House Sunday afternoon at the new senior citizens apartments in Hensall. From the left are former reeve Harold Knight, com- mittee chairman Bill Fuss, MPP Jack Riddell, reeve Harry Klungel and committee members Irene Davis and Jim McGregor. T -A photo. MISS THE TAX HOLIDAY? DON'T FRET.... We Will Pay the Tax On Any Appliance* In -Stock - Come Early For Best Selection toe Inglis 39" Easy Clean Range •30" Easy -Clean Oven •Porcelain Control Panel •Analog Clock for 'Delay Cook' and 'Off' •One•Piece Cook Top •Plug•out Surface Elements 49999 A 1ZM.W OF 1LIWR'WW and trade I tagI H .pph.00 es pore you •u.ldy at W,Wn pncef HO-' Meet The Manufacturer's Representative Aug. 19. 5 PM MR. 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