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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1984-06-06, Page 13THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JUNE 6, 1984 Bill Gibson nominated for bicentennial medal Bill Gibson, owner and operator of William's Hairstyling, has been nominated by Hensall council as its choice as possible recipient of a bicentennial medal. Local governments, community organiza- tipns and individuals throughout Ontario have been asked to submit' the names of people to be considered to receive one of the 1,984 Bicentennial Medals to be awarded and presented in a series of ceremonies across the province this fall. The award is based on an individual's volunteer activities and community service. Council took into consideration the fact Gibson has given unstintingly of his time to various Hensall causes through the years. He is also well known for his generous donations of cash and other gifts to clubs and organizations. Gibson is an active member of the BIA and the Horticultural Society, holding the voluntary position of secretary in both organizations. At present he is very busy on Hensall's Centennial Committee, with t e- sponsibility for organizing a maMmoth parade as part of the village's four-day celebration in July. This information will be sent to MPP Margaret Birch, parliamentary assistant to Premier William Davis and chairman of the Bicentennial Awards Committee. When informed of his • nomination, Gib - son's first reaction was shock. "I'm sure there are many more worthy than 1. I feel very honored to be nominated," he said. FIFTEEN -YEAR-OLD Bonnie Turner has earned national recognition from the Royal Canadian Legion. The Grade 10 student at Central Huron Secondary School wrote an essay on Remembrance Day last fall and It recently won the dominion competition. The essay was entered In the senior division from 0 THE GLORY 0t Gc AND IN Mi;MORY Of THOSE Wii0 D! THE GOING DOWN OF tilt SIN Grade 10, 11, 12 and 13 students. Bonnie represented the province of Ontario and the Clinton Legion in the competition that involved between 1,800 and 1,900 Legion branches across Canada. Bonnie, is the daughter of George and Nancy Turner of RR 4, Seaforth. (Shelley McPhee photo) VONA GER'S MANp ECS �►% S■ WEEKEND ONLY... YOU THIS CAN PURCHASE BICENTENNIAL MEDAL NOMINEE— Bicentennial medal for his years of commun- Hensall reeve. Harry Klungel congratulates ity service. He is a member of the BIA and Bill Gibson whom council nominated for a the Horticultural Society. (McPhee photo) Kippen young people go to leaders camp Correspondent MRS. MARGARET HOGGARTH 262-6902 RrPPEN UNITED CHURCH NEWS Pastor Don Moffat preached a sermon on "Knowing Jesus" based on The Bible Study given at Leaders Camp this weekend. This camp was for the training of young people who will be leaders at the summer camp at Mennesetung. The Ministry of Music was presented by the combined junior and senior choirs accompanied by Mary Moffatt at the organ. The bulletin reminded of important up- coming events such as on Sunday June 10 the Kiper Y servj c the.same,.day at -2 p.m.. Decor -lion Service at Baird Cemetery and on Sunday June 24, a combined outdoor service and picnic at Hensall Park at 11 a.m. Brucefield firemen have breakfast Correspondent ISABEi. SCOTT 482-7135 A successful pancake breakfast and car wash Was held Saturday morning by the Brucefield firemen They appreciate the support hi evervnne w ho came and thank everyone who helped The draw for the cake donated hi• the 'Trading Post' a as w on hi I erne Thompson. RR01 Brucefield • • fr e BUCKET 15 pieces of delicious GOLDEN Special 9Q -CHICKEN Ihr Enough to fed 5 r 7 hungry `" ) people 3 DAYS ONLY! JUNE 8-9-10 THE CLINTON KINSMEN will be hosting southwestern Ontario's largest '50s -130s show on June 9 at the Clinton Community Park. The event will feature a giant ba4Pbecue dance, free car show. Cars like this 1957 Chevy owned by Albert Wasson of Blyth will be featured and outfits like these worn by Wayne and Ruth Hodges, Dorothy Boughen and Wes Chambers will be brought down from the attic for the fun. (McPhee photo) Dr. and Mrs. Wm. Swan. of Guelph spent Sunda% w ith his aunt Alice Ham. Gem -gene McCartney of London spent the w eckend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Wilson McCartney. Mr, and Mrs. Fred McGregor of Wood- stock tsited on the weekend with his mother Mrs Gregor McGregor and attended the Mc(tregor•Brady wedding at Varna on Saturdas Hensall Block Parents (Continued from page A 111 Promoted from Primary into Junior depart• ment were Shawn Wurm. Thomas Scotchmer Ryan Stuart. Mindy Bell. Scott Gould. Victoria Bisback and Shane Pepper. Wishing them farewell was Carol Stuart teacher of the Primary two class and greeting the students was Kay Rawell teacher of the Junior One Class. Promoted fmm Junior to Intermediate were Robert Gackstetter. Came Stuart. Mark Brock. Angela Bell. Amy Campbell. Kell-, Gackstetter. Brett Laramie. Jodi Sararas. Jason Philips. Jennifer Selwood. Jennifer Taylor and Tim Packham Wishing them farewell was Jean Wareing. teacher .•f the Junior two class and greeting them aas 1,•an Cote and Judy Kyte. teachers of the Intermediate one class. Promoted from Intermediate to 'e m,.r class were Diane Stebbins, Wayne hmer Pam Crackstetter. Lhns i.ampbell. 1-tl,ahein Thompson. Andy Philips. Bill Frh and Darla Lammie. Wishing them farewell werr Pam Mallette and Joanne Fields teachers ,if the intermediate two class and greeting them was Sharon Wurm teacher of the Senior Department. Next Sunday will be Communion Sunda% for the congregation and June I' the church will worship at the Hensall Community Centre with the fiddlers in a service at 10 10 a.m. Rev. McDonald was guest speaker at the Safety Services else FRIED CHICKEN and SEAFOOD "The figs_ of atgh from Dixie Lee" opening sessions of the Province of Ontario True Blue lodge held in Listowel this week. Mr McDonald is High Chaplain for the Canadian Foresters for Canada. He was dinner guest at the home of Don and Nancy Hewitt of Listowel. Nancy is the Grand Mistress of the True Blue Fraternal Society for the Province of Ontario Come out to the AT THE FOLLOWING DIXIE LEE LOCATION: SEAFORTH 527.0220 NATIONALS Motocross Races at Hully-Gully SUNDAY, JUNE 17 ADVANCE TICKETS ON SALE AT DiXIE LEE SEAFORTH & CLINTON-AND AT HULLY GULLY ®®®16.®®`.\b.® IL. ®®IL"®®®®®® RECYCLE YOUR OLD GOLD Into New And Modern Designs Of Today FOR AS LOW AS FREE GAS! with a minimum purchase of only 115000. We pay YOUR GAS. 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LONDON 453-5980 716k ‘thlilb&lik,‘0.116.N11.116:11k4,116:1%.11\ 11116:‘,. \Nklib..11101\lb.16. inquire also about a special children s B,centennral Stine, facto -no ,ho POLKA DOT 0000 UDE. Appoarhtq in Clinton B Ereter Jury 9 3 inn Wingha.n a a.nearrena July 10 i Dm Contact your focal Recreation Depanmem to. ntnre aatal,a ROSES, ,.. CLEARANCE ON ALL POTTED ROSE BUSHES A11 varieties HYBRID TEA ROSE,CLIMBING FLORIBUNDA, GRANDIFLORA ,,t' REG. '5.95 •,(Contin' I. 'IL 3.,-r¢•1 r NOW$A25ONLY • 1111 OUR NURSERY IS OPEN ALL YEAR ROUND 55111a good variety of EVERGREENS & SHADE TREES ul for year round planting iillorit 1,1* cW uzon Watch for our Bayfield and OPSN EVElf31115 uNra O PM Sit. 'TM 5 %rad.n Closed `Choose from our large selection of PLANTERS & HANGING BASKETS Still some bedding plants in stock' S cRidge czed Qts signs on Hwy. 21 louth•ofr Hwy. p Wast of Zurich. DAVID STMC[U AND /AMU N A. No 1 P140111• WuIICN 011TAttto (1151 1•5-7111 Dr. and Mrs. Wm. Swan. of Guelph spent Sunda% w ith his aunt Alice Ham. Gem -gene McCartney of London spent the w eckend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Wilson McCartney. Mr, and Mrs. Fred McGregor of Wood- stock tsited on the weekend with his mother Mrs Gregor McGregor and attended the Mc(tregor•Brady wedding at Varna on Saturdas Hensall Block Parents (Continued from page A 111 Promoted from Primary into Junior depart• ment were Shawn Wurm. Thomas Scotchmer Ryan Stuart. Mindy Bell. Scott Gould. Victoria Bisback and Shane Pepper. Wishing them farewell was Carol Stuart teacher of the Primary two class and greeting the students was Kay Rawell teacher of the Junior One Class. Promoted fmm Junior to Intermediate were Robert Gackstetter. Came Stuart. Mark Brock. Angela Bell. Amy Campbell. Kell-, Gackstetter. Brett Laramie. Jodi Sararas. Jason Philips. Jennifer Selwood. Jennifer Taylor and Tim Packham Wishing them farewell was Jean Wareing. teacher .•f the Junior two class and greeting them aas 1,•an Cote and Judy Kyte. teachers of the Intermediate one class. Promoted from Intermediate to 'e m,.r class were Diane Stebbins, Wayne hmer Pam Crackstetter. Lhns i.ampbell. 1-tl,ahein Thompson. Andy Philips. Bill Frh and Darla Lammie. Wishing them farewell werr Pam Mallette and Joanne Fields teachers ,if the intermediate two class and greeting them was Sharon Wurm teacher of the Senior Department. Next Sunday will be Communion Sunda% for the congregation and June I' the church will worship at the Hensall Community Centre with the fiddlers in a service at 10 10 a.m. Rev. McDonald was guest speaker at the Safety Services else FRIED CHICKEN and SEAFOOD "The figs_ of atgh from Dixie Lee" opening sessions of the Province of Ontario True Blue lodge held in Listowel this week. Mr McDonald is High Chaplain for the Canadian Foresters for Canada. He was dinner guest at the home of Don and Nancy Hewitt of Listowel. Nancy is the Grand Mistress of the True Blue Fraternal Society for the Province of Ontario Come out to the AT THE FOLLOWING DIXIE LEE LOCATION: SEAFORTH 527.0220 NATIONALS Motocross Races at Hully-Gully SUNDAY, JUNE 17 ADVANCE TICKETS ON SALE AT DiXIE LEE SEAFORTH & CLINTON-AND AT HULLY GULLY ®®®16.®®`.\b.® IL. ®®IL"®®®®®® RECYCLE YOUR OLD GOLD Into New And Modern Designs Of Today FOR AS LOW AS FREE GAS! with a minimum purchase of only 115000. We pay YOUR GAS. Just show your receipt & the trip's on us! $29.95 SENIORS' SPECIAL (or persons over 60) - 10% off on all purchases & repairs WEARr'0'S BiciBvrmAL , ice'' LE SPECiAm PLANS FELIX SHOWCASE `• Itaki ` DU BiCENTENAIRE A fanvh I • . ,. -. . • r erlehrarina 1 3rtan„ , P w t i, ... 't I , ,.. rl, !*(1.-4.4r4 RING SIZING MAY SPECIAL Ladies' rings sized down... $695 Gent's rings sized down... $ 895 1 f wd 0.01. i'rff4,o2 CHAIN Ear REPAIRS Piercing $3.95 $3.9.L. Clear, s aro.to-r.y 1 wr-- res,,. s ONLY SHOWING IN AREA! ONE NIGHT ONLY TUESDAY, JULY 17TH at 8:00 PM GODERICH ARENA Tickets: ADULTS.. `5.00 * NO RESERVED SEATS JEWELLERY MANUFACTURERS OUTLET 169 Wharncliffe Rd. S. LONDON 432-0858 .MastetCerd CHILDREN '3.00 * STRICTLY FIRST COME BASIS TICKETS AVAILABLE AT THE RECREATION DEPARTMENT OFFICES IN: GODERICH, CLINTON, WINGHAM, KINCARDINE & EXETER FOR MORE I/IFORYArn)IJ OR TICKET'S (All 5747,75 Mr 900 Oxford St. E. LONDON 453-5980 716k ‘thlilb&lik,‘0.116.N11.116:11k4,116:1%.11\ 11116:‘,. \Nklib..11101\lb.16. inquire also about a special children s B,centennral Stine, facto -no ,ho POLKA DOT 0000 UDE. Appoarhtq in Clinton B Ereter Jury 9 3 inn Wingha.n a a.nearrena July 10 i Dm Contact your focal Recreation Depanmem to. ntnre aatal,a