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Home My WebLink AboutThe Times Advocate, 2008-02-06, Page 88 Times -Advocate Wednesday, February 6, 2008 Donations to hospital ,cotta tizetONi 1-0 ttRl iiowc atim 1$12,500 as Seed companies donate —The Syngenta and Pride Seed Companies with the Huron Perth Ag. Service recently donated $2,500 each to South Huron Hospital's $1.6 million capital campaign, stating they are proud to support the community and the local hospital.Above is the Pride dona- tion with, from left Pat O'Rourke of the Campaign Team, Jeff Borland, Mark Brock, Doug Alderman and Lori Baker of the Campaign Team. Below in the Syngenta donation are O'Rourke, left, Bruce Irons, Borland, Brock, Dean Shantz and Baker. O 1 1 OecJg2, 07 l i aim 1-44,p61 Faaxdal4,ow r$ 2,500 t1&Qua fat kagettect DoLL✓ R SYNGENTA SEEDS CANADA INC, HURON PERTH AG SERV The South Huron Hospital Foundation Capital Campaign recognizes the following gener- ous donations: Leader • Dave Moore Fuels Ltd. — South Huron and area Builder • The Haskett Family — Haskett Funeral Homes — Exeter-Lucan Friend • Ken and Susan Oke — South Huron Supporter • Margaret Prout — Exeter • Joan Kammerer — South Huron • Irwin - Anderson families — Exeter • William and Grace Gilfillan — Exeter • Beverly and Elaine Skinner — Exeter Contributor • Bill and Audrey Rowe Exeter • Jim and Dorothy Chapman Exeter • Wallace and Lois Webster Exeter • Tony Rutten — Exeter • Annie Jean Johns and family — Exeter • George Appel and Judy Jewell — Exeter Provider • In memory of Art Pfaff — Exeter • In memory of Mary MacDonald — Exeter • Grace Morlock — Exeter • William and Virla Allen Exeter • Doug and Norma Fletcher Exeter • Robert and Bonnie Becker Exeter Annual meeting on held Feb. 24 By Liz Sangster HENSALL CORRESPONDENT HENSALL - At Hensall United Church service began with wel- come and announcements and the passing of the peace. Rev. Keith HEN Lewis was the minister. Bill Gibson was the organist. Kim Haverkamp was the greeter. Kathy Mann was the reader and candle -lighter. Bill Gibson and Les Hills were the ushers. Janice Alderdice looked after the nursery. Service closed with benediction and choral amen. The annual meeting will be held on Feb. 24, followed by a pot -luck lunch. At Carmel Presbyterian Church Rev. Andy Meinen was the minister. His message was "A Lost Son". Joyce Pepper was the organist for several familiar hymns. Al Hoggarth and Harry Moir received the offering. The service closed with benediction. Shuffleboard The Hensall shuffleboard scores for January 29 are as fol- lows: (4 games) Lorraine Alexander 437, Ken Lingelback 370, Dave Woodward 344. (3 games) Alice Thiel 450, Cecil Pepper 436, HENS NEWS Doris Hamilton 429, Grace Corbett 403, Merle McLellan 373, Gord Ross 363, June Martini 352, Hank Dorssers 332, Bill Coleman 332. Hurondale WI share valentines By Bev Campbell EXETER — On Wed., Jan. 30 the members of Hurondale W.I. met at the home of Lois McFalls for their Valentine meeting. The guest, Deb O'Hagan, demonstrated the technique of mak- ing scarves by weaving a variety of different coloured yarns through a piece of mesh. The scarves were quite lovely and one was raf- fled off to a member. A delicious Valentine served by Marian Dougall's group. The business portion took place with President Fern Dougall reading a poem and the Institute Ode and Mary Stewart Collect were recited in unison. The roll call was answered by the members showing an example of their favourite crafts. On display were examples of knitting, beeswax can- dles, painted vases, crewel- work, Christmas stockings, quilted pictures and cross- stitch. Conference dessert was Exeter Shuffleboard Jan. 29 - 4 wins Irene Dyck 354, 3 wins Jean Crerar 353, Marge McCurdy 329, Phyllis Case 326, Millie Ross 307, Bob Boogemans 294, 2 wins Mary Brintnell 227, Esther Hillman 222, John Horn 178, Constance Kernick 170 Jan. 30- 3 wins Esther Hillman 344, Bernice Boogmans 342, Constance Kernick 332, Jean Crerar 268, 2 wins Don Overholt 240, John Horn 232, Bob Boogemans 117 Solo scores Jan 30- High Score Ray Rader, 2nd High Score Rosaleen Berends, High Solo Shorty Caldwell, 2nd High Solo Marilyn Dixon, Mystery Score June Regier REPAIRS Sewing Machine REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES Free estimates 90 day Warranty Experienced since 1952 Sew and Save Centre Ltd. 149 Downie St., Stratford Phone 271-9660 G.I.C.'s 465% Awl Gaiser ,Ins. Broker Inc. Kneale EXETER - 235-2420 GRAND BEND - 238-8484 CLINTON - 482-3401 #b J Gaiser Kneale `III1 Insurance Brokers Inc. JIM HEWITT the newest member of our team specializing in Personal and Commercial Insurance. Please call Jim for any of your insurance needs at p 1-888-235-2420 • jim@gaiserkneale.com Exeter • Grand Bend • Clinton The provincial conference of F.W.I.O is being held in Kingston, ON from June 6 to 8. Many items of interest from Connecting Link were read. The District Annual, with Crediton as hosts, will be held at Riverview Estates Clubhouse in May. Plans were finalized for the Feb. 26 meeting when the group will go and play bingo at the Villa. Business being concluded, a couple of readings by Marian Dougall and Bev Campbell took place before adjournment. FREE Group Professional Resume Development Interview Preparation & Job Seekers & Coaching Club Call your local Centre For Employment & Learning Office 519-235-0471 "Employment Ontario Programs are funded in part by the Government of Canada" a Linda Reaume Design Consultant Bob Smyth Design Consultant West Coast k i t c h e n s... 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