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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1984-03-07, Page 14FILTER QUEEN — EUREKA Service Centre Electro, Kirby, Hoover, Royal Central Vacuum Systems Bags, Hoses, Belts *Repairs to all Makes [FLOOR SAVER MATS] Ara ,r. its t, THE HURON EXPOSITOR, MARCH 7, 1984 1 fF Correspondent MRS. BERTHA MaeGREGOR 262-2025 int-.Roobol is a patient in South Huron ospital, Exeter, where he is undergoing eattment. { 1� r tIda Jackson suffered a fall and is receiving, attnent in South Huron Hospital. Exeter. ensall Centennial committee members ge ei dinner pleasantly entertained o n t a ten. on ,Tuesday evening in Hensall United Church yx'�the Ladies' group when the.. Hensel" Council hosted them. Chairman Charles Hay presided for ,th. Meeting and reported on tables being rented tat^` to Centennial weekend. 'tickets and ' •programs, going out in PUC, bilis. Jim Hyde reported , the Firemen had sweaters forsale in men's and ladies' sizes. 'Also the Firemen are sponsoring a Euchre at the • Arena on Mar. 24 followed by a 'Poor -Boy" Supper and a dance in the, • veS tO evening. Costumes are to be old fashioned however no one will be barred ifthey do not have a costume. Tickets may be -bought frOM atiy.comnliittee members. Ta date there are 52 beard -growers and• they will,be contacted March 30. The Hensen Public School held their winter Carnival on Friday Mat. 2 and will present a Centennial , Concert May,,.9. The neat meeting will be held in Hensall United Cburch March 27. WORLD DAY OF PRAYER SERVICE, The World lay of Prayer Service 'was held 'in Carmel Presbyterian Church, Friday^M'ar. 2 at 2 p.m. with the president of the Dorothy Taylor presiding. Joyce Pepper presided at the piano for the singing of the hymns. Diane Baskoro, of Lucan played her accordian for two numbers and. Mrs. Taylor led ,the first part of the service assisted by Helen Scane, Dorothy "Parker and Evelyn Flynn. Pineridge House Party Pineridge Chalet R.R. 2, Hensel) Sunday, March 18 2:30 pm -9 pm Music by: "The Whiskey Jack Music Co."' •Oldtyme Fiddling *Hot and Cold Smorgasbord $9!0 per person 262-2277 call 236.4610. NOTICE! Effective. March 6th JIM .AND SUSAN'S BARBER SHOP (formerly located at 53 Montreal StreetrMitchell) WILL NOW BE LOCATED AT 41 ONTARIO ROAD MITCHELL (BESIDE GLOOR'S BAKERY) • (OPEN: 1Ues.-Fri. 5:35-5:3*- Saturday 5:00 - noon PHONE: { iY• • Jean Snell and Sharpe Live tookpart *tile *and. part, of the service foilowcdby singing. • Yvonne Reynolds was. • the guest,,speaker followed bya� -solo by Gail law. . Marggaret Roggarth and Cathy Biel*: as- sisted in the. remainder of tbe,prot ram QUEENS W AY NEWS. Another full week of activities:00k place' at Queensway Nursing Home. Monday after- noon started out with bingo with the Kippen Ladies Group. Tuesday.morning was the scene of•ratiing ball and ying bean bags as residents ;got involved in geri-bowling and the bean bag toss. Our. Tuesday afternoon Church• gervice was conducted by Rev. Kenneth Knight,'and was assisted by Blanche Dougall at Rhee p'.isno. Thursday afternoon everyone enjoyed. a "Trip across Canada" when they viewed a movie taken by helicopter flying. over die ' country. Friday morning was our bowling day: Neil Regan was the high bowler for the day:' Birthday greetings are extended to Carl Lawatski. • • • For anyone who does their .grocery shopping at Zehr's or Don's, residents are collecting the grocery tapes. Boxes aretitt the front enirance•so please feel' free to 'drp tib. with the tapes. 4-H MEETING #3 President Patti Masse starred the meeting and Diane Stebbins said the roll -call: • • The club name was decided as • the "Quilting Bees":: The new project is stripquiltin`g. The bottom piece of material and Batt meas- uted 8" by 8". The first strip of mate ial had to be 5 cm and placed in the centre o Mop of the batten going from corner to corner. A second shorter strip was placed Menthe. edge of the first strip with 'right ''•Ades•' together. Both strips were sewed through batting and back. This was repeated until there were four strip's on each side +of the centre -strip'. The excess was trimmed off by using the backing as the guide.. • Next week members are to bring materials.' for the project "Moon Over the Mountain_ i', which will be appliqued. Reporter - Diane Stdtbins Mrs. Carl Payne is a patient in University Hospital, London, where she is expecting to undergo surgery. Unit 4 met in the church parlor' on Thursday, Mar. 1 with 15 members, . Nan Britton opened by reading a verse and Mary Roobol conducted the devotional. Volunteers were asked to attend Westminster College Weekend or Alma College School -fr Women. Elva Forrest gave the study. She spoke• about the people of Hepa,I where literacy is only about 20 per cent and told a story of how an old, bent -up woman helped a blind younger woman. SOUTH HURON YOUTH FOR CHRiST- South Huron Y.F.C. held their March Rally in•Brucefield School on Mar. 3 with well over 200 in attendance. l , Director Bob Heywood opened th kra`lly,. with several choruses. Quizzing time fol- lowed with Zurich first, Goderich second and ' A Bayfield third. Ne it Menlo the quiz will be from Titus Chapter 2. The meeting Was turned Over to a, group,of' young men .called Teen Challenge from Hamilton,' who presented a program of Drama Group, Duets and solo, •singing numbers, The April Rally will be on tApq 7 in the scheol'With Mr. and Ivtrs. Briafl Dater of ' Windsor. a` format/ rock singer.. A rally on -May 5 will ,feature Ace co*, Hamilton, a former leader of a "Motorcycle Gang, Rev. Picked of Goderichfcg ducted service Email �all United.Church, ,on . Sunday speaking on the message. "'fiealtliy Dis- content". A quartet sang a number cotnpris- in Donna Sr, John, Joyce Pepper, Doug Mock and. tom Bailey Greeting worshippers at the door were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Payne. -The ushers were Ross. Veal, Dennis Martin, Donald Stebbins and Mervyn Fields. Church Centennial Committee are Raving a Bake Sale on Mar. 31: •' Mr. and Mrs. Berdan of Union visited on Sunday with Mr. add Mrs. Carl' Payne. Rev. Kenneth might conducted worship in Carmel, Presbyterian., Church on Sunday and Dorothy Taylor pre -sided at the - pimp. The S'acramen of the Loid's. Supper will be celebrated on Sun*, 18 at 1';30 p.m. The P.C.W. are holding a "Daffodil Tea" and Bake Sale on Saturday,Apr. 14 at 2p m. The Annual Hymn Festival.w,ill be held 'in First Presbyterian Church, Seaforth, Sunday, Apr. 1 at 7,:30 p.m. • ,, The Three Links Seniors twill Meet on' Tuesday Mar. 13 at 2p m. at the local Hall, , •_; , LEGGION'NEWS Zone C -I pring Co'nventionwas held in the Lucknow Branch of the Royal Canadian Le ion. eta and Donna Allan and Larry and .Bea Uy i attended.•Ali-12 Branches in the zone were represented. A letter drafted to send to Zone A Commander in support of their stand on the Cenotaph in London was well received. Plans for --the Centennial.,weekend are being finalized The 'Pork harbeeue is well ,,underway. Posters' for the Diiumhead Service have been sent to all52,Brariches in. District C. District Commander.Lioyd,,Anderson and -tone Commander Glenn Bridge will attend. Fridays have been a busy time at the Branch because shuffleboard is a bigsuccess; players gre now in the finals. Thanks to Pete :Zwann and Gary Iawrefrce. ' The next General meeting will be Mar. 14. At the Ladies' Auxiliary meeting in February the Zone Commander, Mary Hawn made her annual visit. 20 members attended this meeting. A donation of S25 was given to the Battered Women's Centre in Goderich. er lunch, a penny sale was enjoyed by all. "Our cbndoleneesare extended to the Beer :family with the, less of a beloved mother, :mother-in-law add grandmother. Hilda was the first President when the Auxiliary was formed in 1949. At the going down of the sun and in the nsl►rning we-wdl remember. them. Bea Uyi Mr. and Mrs. Doug Mann returned home from a pleasant vacation in Pheonix, Arizona. BRING THE WHOLE FAMILY FOR 0 BARGAINS FOR ALL AND YOU WILL SAVE PLENTY Save 0 DURING HETHERINGTON SHOES SPRING BREAK ON LADIES NEW SPRING SHOES VALUES EXCEPTIONAL VALUES CHILDREN NORTH 999 STAR CASUALS (Broken Sizes) pr. CHILDREN WINTER 999 VINYL BOOTS (Broken Sizes) pr. DON'T MISS THIS BUY! SHOE VALUES FOR THE • WHOLE FAMILY (Broken sizes) oak— 'Hurry . `Hurry for Best Choice' WINTER BOOTS Mens — Womens — Childrens 2999 A good selection. Hurry for your size. CHILDREN'S HANDBAG CANVAS CLEARANCE CASUALS $6or2/$iO Main St. Seaforth `Super Specials Great Prices' BUS SAFET$ was?;d'fecussed by the grade eight class of Std James Separate School in Seaforth recently, Constable Marshall of the Gorieerlett OPPlffforiried students how to react 'In an MMergency aftuation and gave a slide presen>jatio'ri wttich depicted a tiusre'Rcidnf.+ He Is shown Instructing Brenda Barry' what •t¢ do if herhasdriver, piayQdby Pete Menheete has a heart' attack. Minasfnkphohi) Brucefield ladies host service • 482.7135 ISABEL,SCOT? Mrs. Audrey. Coleman was key woman and presided for the day of prayer service on Friday afternoon and Mrs. Donna McBeath playedthe organ: The readers helping were Rdby Triebner, Jean Rothwell, Evelyn Falconer and Beth Cooper,' Mrs. Coleman gave the talk on living Water, and Doris Cantelon' led in prayer. ,, Marjbrie)3roadfoot received the offering. The key woman next yearwill be Myra Lovell, Kippen. Mr. and Mrs.. Ron Scott and Graham, Willowdale .spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Scott. • Mrs. Violet Ross has returned' from a bits trip to Florida. • Misses Ida and Ellen Scott, London visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Scott. ' Mr.' Wilson McCartney is a patient in Clinton Public Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Triebner, Cltesley spent Sunday with'his parents: Mr and Mrs. David Triebner. +, Kippen. couple married 50 years MARGARET HOGGARTH iueet•at the church af* p t o11 11 262.6902 ° bring •a wrapped. surprise auction. 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