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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1984-08-29, Page 18A18 -- THE HURON EXPOSITOR, AUGUST 29, 1984 HENSALL AND AREA IT' !LEVI'S W[FK! \i 1 JUST IIj TIME FOR BACK TO SCHOOL SAVINGS MEN'S LEVI'S JEANS & CORDS —Levi's Week Special— BOYS' tEV1'S JEANS & CORDS Boys' Student Sizes 21 99 1 999 JUNIOR BOYS' LEVI'S JEANS & CORDS 1 699 LEVI'S JEAN JACKETS, SHIRTS and RED TAB JEANS MEN'S AND BOYS' 200kF Also for Back to School 20% OFF All Ladies', Men's, Girls' and Boys' FASHION GOODS 1 0 CYO OFF AiI basic items in store including work clothing etstat � of Mitchell & Exeter imam! Friday Nights 'til 9:00 Mon—Sat. 9-5:30 110+4 Queensway residents move into new wing MRS. BERTHA MacGREGOR 262.2025 Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Noakes have returned from a pleasant vacation in Eastern Ontario. They visited with many relatives and friends in Maberly, Perth, Westport, Mill- brook and Orino. They went on the cruise through the Thousand islands, visited Fort Henry and went on the guided tour through the fort. They spent a day or two visiting in and around Plum Hollow and Lake Aloyda and Smith Falls, The Hensall District Horticultural Society will commence their fall meetings on Monday, Sept. 10 at Hensall Public School. Jean Wilson and sister of Caledonia visited• last week with Mr. and Mrs, John Pepper and called on Alma Horton. Amber Rebekah Lodge will commence their fall meetings on Wednesday, Sept.. 5 at 8 p.m. Gerald Flynn and Evelyn Flynn visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bill O'Brien and family at Brigden. Mrs. Flynn will spend a few days holidayingwith the O'Briens. The Three Links eniors will meet on Sept. 11 at 6:30p.m. for a pot -luck dinner, followed by their fall meeting when the officers will be installed. Pam Sangster returned to her home in Timmins after spending a week's vacation Kippers 4 -Hers at Bayfield Inn MARGARET HOGGARTH 262.6902 The Huron County Poultry Club held their Achievement Day at the Hayfield Fair on Saturday. Commercial and Fancy members brought their eggs or birds to be judged. All members did very well and looked forward to next year's club. On Sunday, the Huron County Poultry Club wrapped up their club year with their fourth annual picnic held at the home of leader Barry Cleave. All club members were present along with guests Tim Mayhew,- Gayle Harrison, Cherryl Smith, Mike Heykoop, David Pullen and Karen Rodman from the O.M.A.F. office. PERSONALS Tara Savage, daughter of Mark and Penny Savage recently returned from a week at Quanahar Provincial Ringette camp in Haliburton. While there, apart from learning about the game of ringette, Tara enjoyed the sports of kayaking, canoeing and windsurf- ing. Mark and Penny Savage and sons Andrew and Aaron spent last week at Jay Lake campgrounds near Minden. They enjoyed a canoeing trip in Algonquin Park as well as a visit to Mark's parents Audrey and Stan Savage in ingoldsby. While on their trip they had the misfortune to hit a deer north of Bancraft which caused minor damage to their 'Al and Margaret Hoggarth accompanied by Al's mother Ruby Hoggarth of Zurich, attended the Greene Picnic on Sunday at St. Christopher's Beach, Goderich. Development in Goderich means opportunity Agriculture Minister Ralph Ferguson announced recently on behalf of Transport Minister Lloyd Axwnrthv that new cconomn opportunities will open up for the transporta- tion of salt and other commodities with a 51 million development project at the Port of Goderich on Lake Huron. The minister said a dredging and construe• tion program will he getting under way which will enable large lake vessels as well as ocean going freighters to use the new facilities without the hindrrnrr of present draft -.,stricticns "Providing the Pori of Goderich with the same depth as the Si, Lawrence Seaway will certainly enelut age future regional industrial development,- said M;. Pet—vs—in. Work involves reconstructing he existing wharf. construction of a breakwater and a new wharf. as well a, dredgirg to pmvidc seaway depth at both sharves. The minister said while contracts have not yet been awarded. the bidding process should begin in about a month. ( onstrudion and dredging will be done in phases between now and 19tt6-8' The port has potential for future new commodity flows such as industrial chemi- cals. alfalfa pellets and synthetic fuel The Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan has also. shipped potash on a trial basis A study by Transport Canada's Ports and Harbours Directorate has atso identified Goderich as capable of promoting regional Industrial development based on marierr oriented ventures Brussels wins (Continued from page .413) no scoring. Brussels scored one run to tic the game. In the seventh inning. Andrew McCutch eon struck out the Walton team. Brussels scored in the bottom half of the inning to win 3.2. The Brussels team received the Don Achilles Memorial Trophy as "A" champs. PERSONALS A reception and dance was held Friday evening at Family Paradise to honor Carol and Rodger Humprhies, recent newlyweds. Best wishes were read by Bill Shortreed and presented them with an envelope of money from their friends. neighbors and relatives. Recent visitors with Nelson and Annie Reld were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Griffith, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Machan and Mrs. Laura Machan all of Sarnia. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hackwell spent a weekend recently with Mr. and Mrs. Barry Marshall of Corunna. Church service resumes' this Sunday at Duffs United at 10:30 a.m. Guest minister The Rev. D.L. Howlett. Sunday school reconvenes the same day. with her mother, Mrs. Janeth Sangster and family. An evening was spent at the, home of Dorothy Corbett on Tuesday of last week when several friends of Mrs. Don Ridley, gathered to honor her on her departure from Elizabeth Courts. The Ridley's were one of the first tenants in Elizabeth Courts, making many friends. They are taking up residence in Exeter in September, we wish them the best. A dinner was enjoyed by over 20 residents on Thursday evening at the Northcrest Home. Bonnie Finlayson, Walton visited with her grandmother, Irene Finlayson. Jessie Armstrong attended a family gathering at the home of her daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs, Don Flear, Grand Bend,rior to .her grandson and wife Scott and Monique who are leaving to take up residence in North Bay. Shaw and Chad Chipchase, Clinton spent a day with their grandparents Erni and Olga Chi?chase and enjoyed a round of golf. Mrs, J. [`nogg, Stratford visited for a few clays with Mr. and Mrs. McKnight and also with Mr. and Mrs. Craig, Jean Wilson and sister of Caledonia visited with Mr. and Mrs. John Pepper. QiUEENSWAY NEWS On Tuesday a picnic to the Morrison Dam Park near Exeter was enjoyed by the residents. In the evening the Lakeview Conservative Youth were in to sing for the residents. Moving in to the new wing continued this week. We are dining in the new dining room, and making use of both the activity room and beauty salon. Thursday morning the residents cele- brated the grand opening of the activity room with a swing bowling and erokinole tourna- ment. A movie was shown in the afternoon which rounded off another active. day. The pace was slowed on Friday as the residents spent a quiet relaxing day reading books on loan from the library and taking walks in the sunshine. Robert Gackstetter was the soloist at the United Church on Sunday morning and led in the worship of music. ' Mr. McDonald spoke on the subject of "Al This Pain and Suffering. It Doesn't Seem Right". The ushers for the service were Doug Kyle and Al Corbett. The couples club enjoyed dinner -theatre on Thursday evening when dinner was enjoyed at the Manse with Sharon and Doug Kyle and Stan McDonald as hosts, Followibg dinner the group enjoyed "Country Hearts" at the Blyth Theatre, The next couples club meeting will be held on Thursday, Sept. 27. GOLD MEDALISTS—Chris McDonald, Len Healy and Dana Kloss, all of Brucefleld and Karen Cowan of Brussels were winners In the National Marathon Canoe races held recently in New Brunswick (Mcllwraith photo) BOWLING IN THE RAIN—The weather was awful but the lawnbowlers were keen at the lawnbowling tournament In Seaforth last week June ,'.onion, of London came prepared with a garbage bag end umbrella. (Hundertmark photo)