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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1984-01-04, Page 16eale • PLAY IT SMART... "-eine- Steel exeiteei'iten",n"Veie' Card of Thanks Card of Thanks MILEY I would like to thank Dr, Rodney, Dr. Malkus and Dr, Underwood for their e$cellent care and concern while 1 was in the hospital. The nurses and food s couldn't have been better. Thanks again. Doug Riley 24-01-1 LEONHARDT 1 wish to thank Dr. Rodney, Dr. Malkus and staff of the Seaforth Hospital while I was a patient there and Pastor Horst for hie visit and anyone that helped in any way. Irvin Leonhardt 24-01x1 MRRAY 1 would like to thank my family, neighbours, friends and relatives for cards, flowe ers, prayers and- inquiries while a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Also Dr, McKenzie, London and Dr. Payne; Mitchell. Your kind- ness was much appreciated. Thank you. Gilbert Murray 24-01-1 BEUTTENMILLER I wish to thank all my family and friends for their"coneern during my stay in the hospi- tal. Special thanks to those who extended their concern with flowers and gifts, it was greatly appreciated, Best wishes to everyone in the new year. Lisa Beuttenmiller 24-01x1 SMITH 1 wish to thank all my friends and relatives for cards, treats and visits that I received while in Victoria Hospital and since coming home, Special thanks to aii my neighboureet Maple Villa and My former neighbours on Turnberry St. South. Adah Smith 24-01-1 Card 'of Thanks.- • THE Brusstls Ladies Auzil- iary to Br. ..218 of Royal Canadian Legion, would like to thank all' those who de - netted to our Invitational Dart Tournament which was held' Saturday, November 5th. i 24041 husband Jack and family. Brad Kennedy by Wednesday visitors with kith, 1oe Shad- whfe Jean and famil Nis d'OI Lear •oro '. t� ir, attendonce c u5 •ane 141,0901 MTORicJANUU..R1L 4.14_ — Alb . 5 ';: a . let and Pre;Nor* iAlexander'returned- tome of Th rsda fm en m ' A fair atteadaaee New'. Years Day mgs with Me and rs. m o e C Jr Welcoming., *ere: Reg and John -Lawson Don and µ' Ushers were John Cartwright, Rob Radford Thy at Nucor gay ' and.GarY and Dennis>_..;,i tsv Mrs MaryWAightwan, Dtyth; Missoarg- Colin Saran 'le4 in the worship and" ween Vi Nod Mrs k7orwith Cardiff, sees spent Nett/ Yeats Eve with lovtepm a l'AP la rs•' Alli Mas 1404LYoatlud '!F,dytl,eBe. m.�at Miring memory of Clefts a rm- pfl by"her Ed , s. y: con anOlive dick were randdaugg titer Debbie Shaddick by children and grandriy i h nn As there was and friend -Michael Vierra of Toronto: no church Chrisdnas Day, the order of service New Year's Dayvisitors with Mr. and Mrs. prepared for Christmas Day was followed Bill Sottiauixwere Mr. andMrs.Harold Burch with Lisa Duizer, o gasket and Gail Lear, ee pembrooc choi hector, John . Cerrtwright. - spent last week in PERSONALS Toronto attending Toc Alpha being bus Christmas visitors on Dec. 27 with Mr. and rePresentative. . Mrs. Set Saundeekck were his mother Mrs, Spending Boxing jay and Christmas with Laura Sauadercock, their family Mr. and Mrs. Florenceht, John and Claude Mrs. John Saunderc°ck and "Lisa, Wood- were Mr. and Mrs. gth Cartwright, Donna stock; Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Christopher of Ailsa Crane Mreandck Kell Joe and and Patricia, London; Mr. and Mrs..Howard Marlano, Canndiee and Glen returned home to . Cartwright, Carat and Neal. Toronto on Mon. 26th from $pending a week ' Florence Cartwright, John and with: her mother Jean. Caldwell:. Allen and Claude spent New Year's with her mother Dwight Caldwell, Aubam spent Sat. 24, Sun. Mrs. Mae Rinn, Year's 25 with his mother. Ipngrat1uahons to en cod, wins -ban, Mrs. Reg Lawson returned home on Fri. haymgbeeniter principal for 16 years blains from spending a week in Clifton Public pplyncipa• Jan. 2nd of F.E. Madill School, Ho ital Winghain. Deaths In' Memoriam NICHOISON: In memory of Murray who passed away New Years Day, 1969. - Just when Murray's life was brightest Just when his hopes seemed best God took him from among us To his eternal rest. Happy and smiling, always content Loved and respected wherever he went. To this beautiful life came a sudden end, But he died as he lived, everyone's friend Behind a smile there is many a tear, For the one we roved and lost so dear Others are taken, yes we know But he wa>:,onrs And we loved him so. Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by Mom and family. 25-01xI MRS. iuTAFREEDAY Mrs. Rita A. Frieday, 76, of -7 Old Chicopee Rd. Apt. 204, Kitchener, died Thursday at the K -W Hospital in Kitchen- er. Born at Wellesley, she was a dao�ghter of the late Leander Harhnan and the former Ida Adam. • Surviving are two sons, Bruce, of Kitchener, and Ronald, of Brampton; three daughters, Mrs. Jack (Shirley) Slatterie, of Sarnia,' Mrs. Ronald (Elaine) Hunt, of Guelph, and Mrs. Larry (Joanne) Heintz - man, of Toronto; also 16 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. She was predeceased barber husband, Herman Frieday, in 1963; and one son, Donald, and one brother, John. Friends were received at the Ratz-Bechtel funeral home, 621 King St. W. Kitchener where funeral service was held Saturday at 10 a.m. at St, Anthony Daniel Church. &trim was in Mount Hope cemetery, Waterloo. : 't28 -o1-1 Hensall residents will.,met to discuss school closure BERTHA MacGREGOR 2624025 Ronald A. MacKintton, Amherstview, and Mr. and, Mrs. Wm_ P. MacKinnon, Shaun and Laura, of London -spent Christmas with their mother Janet MacKinnon. Mr. andhIrs. William O'Brien. Todd and Tracey, of Brigden yiyited last week with Mrs. O'Brien's mother, Evelyn Flynn_ Herb Redden, who was a patient in South Huron Hospital, returned to his home last week. Mr. and Mrs. Tim Mock and son returned to their home in Vancouver after spending Christmas with the former's parents and family Mr. and Mrs_ Ron Mock. Sgt. Doug Wein, R.C.M.P., Mrs. Wein And. P vid returned to their home in Ottawa -after -holidaying with the forger's knottle , Mrs. L_ Wein, Exeter and the latter"s parents and family Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parker of H Rev. Kenneth Knight conducted worship in Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sunday with his sermon topic "Confidence irrGod'. The annual congregational meeting will be held Jan. 25 at 7:30 p.m. the P.C.W. will meet m the school room of the Church . Monday, Jan. _9�__ at�2� pp.m, Qr1SEiSWAT NEWS With Christmas and holidays, life around the Queensway Home has proven to be quite exciting with not too many a dull moment_ One afternoon several days before Christrnas the ignited Church Messengers were in the Home with Christmas door decorations that they had made for each of the residents. We were also privileged to have the Hensall Public School choir come to the horn one afternoon and give the residents a short Pgym_ Ladies from the Zurich Mennonite Church were also in one afternoon to play bingo with the residents. On Dec. 23. the residents had their own Christmas party with caro mg and even Santa Claus arrived to pass out treats to all the residents. Thank you Santa for making a visit. That evening some young people from Lakeview Conservative Church were in to siug<"Christnnas carols. Ala the excitement didn't end after Christmas Day betJnSean Dec 27 Rev. Stan McDonald was in charge of the norm serv,ce and he brought along members of the United Church Junior Choir to provide music_ New Year's Eve was also an occasion to celebrate with an early evening party. Our wishMeech of is for the verybest iA 1984. The Three Tanks Seniors will meet ooh Tuesday. Jan_ 10 at 2 p.m. in the local hall_ Please nate the change of time to afternoon_ Orr Friday. Jan. 6 at 1:15 pm. the Hensall Public School will begin the first of a series of Centenniai idisit es. This past summer irene Davis. Ambassadress of Heasall l Centennial visited Hensall. Frigiand andwhile there, she prepared sfides of the area which will be shown to the pupils- The public is invited_ During February a whter renew' be helda bloc School_ w� NEW YEARS DANCE WKS OFF CENTENNIAL YEAR A capacity crowd wed in the New Year at the Hensall Arena and marked the beginning of Heasail Centemiial celebra- Lucky winners of one troy oat of gold were Marvin Maher. R.R. 03 Zurich and Ken Kippen United church news Cardno, of Seaforth. Spot dances winners were Keith and Dorothy Volland, George Dowson and Sharon Love; Jack Upshall and Dianne Gerstenkorn Matt Haney, of Seaforth won the desk lamp donated for a special draw. Men: don't forgetto register for the beard growing contest because any man riot intending to sport a beard will be required to pay a S2 exemption fee. Please note the change of night and place of the next general meeting to be held at the meeting room at the Hensall arena, Tuesday, Jan. 17 at 7:30 p.m. A public meeting will be held at the public school on Jan. 24 regarding a study into the possible closure of the school.MI residents of ''{helot igthe area §eaim cowel_aa boeh * �V � - • Irene Davis read the scripture at the aperirag Sunday of the Centennial Year for Hensall, at the United Church. Mr. McDon- ald spoke on the subject "Entering this New Year ' and Robert Gankstetter was soloist for the service. The ushers for the service were Steven and Jeff Corbett_ Margaret Cole greeted the congregation. Mr. and Mrs. E. Wood held,Christmas on Jerry and Betty Smith of Coburg visited on Saterday the 31st for their family. Present Wednesday with her parents Mr, and Mrs were P� Mrs and Mrs. Bill Andrews and +cob Burns. r. ' Nancy, Toronto;.Mr. and Mts. Ken Wood, ■� _ __ Mr. Wm. Hamilton' of Moorefield spent 1loug and Karen, Win am; Mr. and.. Mrs- s Christmas holidays with daughter Audrey and Bob Thom son who was „,admitted `Darrell Anderson, Scarborough, and Gregg GQ $ Chnton Public hospital. Holiday visitors with Mr. and Mrs'. Glen .'b iv o Wil tonsebrate his 90th to Mr. birthday Carter were their family Mr. and Mrs. Larry , h Carter. Stmcoe• Colleen Carter, Exeter; Mr• - annary 14 e and Mrs.. Kevan Broome, Lucan„on Sun. Christmas at Mr. and Mrs. Allan Shad- Jan,lst Doreea's father John Armstrong. .dicks on Wednesday were Lloyd "and: Dick spending 2 weeks Colleen has iwith her parents. to Exeter offer Darli Kitchener, Jeff and Karin Shaddick, with St hen and Danny, Brantford, on Sunday Corporal Robert Bello from Germany and Lloy sad Dirk were home for New Years. Kathy Yell% Toreattespent Christmas weekVLsitots'with Dots Shobiirook, New Years with their mother Mi, and Mrs, Ken Vodden. and Mon 2nd were Ross and Muriel Millson, Laura Lyon' held' Christmas on Fri. Dec, • Woodstock, Sheryl Millson, London, and Mr. 30th for her family with supper at Triple K and Mts. Ken Vodden. Restaurant, Blyth and returning to her home • •Mreand Mrs. Vic Stackhouse spent New for social ttmewere Murray and Shirley. Brad. Years with Fred and Laurie Rantu, Wood - and Deanna Lyon, Bert and Joanne Lyon, Ron stock••.; and Laura Moes; Wayne and Jane Lyon, l'at'Stackhouse of Woodstock spent a few Clinton; Doug and Gerald Neil, London, ' dais with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vic Cheryl Lyon, Calvin Bakelakaar and lydytke ' Stackhouse and Mark. ay'... �.. gq the Week Fish dish makes six servings ARCTIC CHARRs•R SALMON • WITHCRAB SAUCE. i 750 g Arctic Chari or salmon "steaks, cit 2 cm. thick 1 package (200 g) crab meat. thee:red' — 2SO,rg4:dr1 jiitee — - 2 mL self* a rdr, ,, Dash tarragon 1 rot dill weed r25 mL + ' 15 mL finely chopped green onion I. 15 mL Ebur 5 mL lemon juice 0[ mL chopped parsley �l 'The Soapmaker' QUALITY BULK SOAPS . AND CLEANERS Dish Soap, Laundry - Softener, Liquid Hand Soap, Window Cieanei, Shampoo, LigUid Dis- infectant Cleaner, All Purpose Cleaner, Degreaser and Stripper ,. crab; remove 'any bits of shell or ca . `•°ge. Combine wine, salt and herbs. Erin ; to a boil and add fish. 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