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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1988-01-06, Page 44 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JANUARY 6,1988 John and Gwen Patterson P.O. rpo-1125 019)5274M Z-Seofort{r, Ontario 7410.X 5 YEAR ANNUAL All rotes subject to verification ALL DEPOSITS f. INSURED WITHIN LIMITS 3 YEAR ANNUAL 8 " 30 TO 895 YEAR DAYS 1O1 RRSP Serving Untano since 1j75 with 15 locations for your convenience `SEAF01tTF1 SEBRINGVILLE 1000149 FELDMANN °°% WINTER BOOKINGS South Hugon Youth hold rally Hensall Correspondent SUSAN HARTMAN 262-2449 South Huron Youth for Christ held its Christmas Rally on December 5 at Huron Centennial School, Brucefield. Prayer was held for the Cudmore family in the passing of Edgar Cudmore. Mr. Cud - more was active in South Huron, U.F.E. since its, beginning in 1949. His keen interest in young people was shown by his dedication as Quiz Coach of the Exeter Quiz team for many years. His faithfulness will long be remembered by all of those whose lives he touched. A Goderich trio consisting of Laurie Con- eybeare, Angie Hutchins and Wayne McVicar sang "Jesus got a hold of my Life." The group was accompanied by Gladys Hut- chins on piano, Philip Gower on drums and Larry Hutchins on drums. The Quiz was on Thessalonians and was won by Clinton, followed by Zurich, Exeter and Goderich. The guest trio performed another song "Lift Him Up" f llowed by an excellent film "Love Note".efreshmerits were served. BOTTLE DRIVE The Hensall Beavers, Cubs, Scouts and Ventures will be holding a bottle drive this Saturday afternoon to raise 'funds for Open Mon. thru Fri. 8 a.m. to 12 noon it and 1 p.m. 5:30 p.m. Saturday 8 a.r to 12:30 p.m. 43% DISCOUNT ON ORDERS PLACED BEFORE JAN. 15/88 37%DISCOUNT ORDERSON PLACED BEFOREFEB.EB. 26/88 TERMS - 10% down payment - balance May 1/88. Delivery at customers convenience "Your BEST CHANCE TO BUY THE BEST product a't the BEST Lumber Yard" QUALITY & SERVICE SINCE 1906 Rag' ' RTR,t'S AXE/ SEAFORTH, ONTARIO NOK 1WO TELEPHONE 527-0910 Scouting activities. If you are planning to be away, please leave your empty returnable bottles in a noticeable place. The Hensall Scouting Movement would like to thank you for your support. Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Parr of Corruna visited last week with cousins Babe McGregor and Glen and Pearl McKnight. Jessie Buchanan enjoyed a visit over the holidays with Betty and Don Flear and fami- ly of Grand Bend. Carl and Hilda Payne 'spent a day with Mrs. Mary and Joan Alexander, Wayne, Iris and Amberly Payne on the former's farm. Mary and Don Gravett of Hanover and Mark Gravett of Toronto spent Christmas with parents Glen and Pearl McKnight. Mrs. Nan Britton travelled to Kitchener over Christmas weekend to spend time with her son David and family. Olga and Ernie Chipchase returned recently from Florida. Mrs. Margaret Mole spent Boxing_ Day with son Bob and Betty Mole and family of Dungannon. Margaret was accompanied by her daughter Nancy and Jack Phillips and family of Exeter. Mrs. Mabel Shirray enjoyed a Christmas holiday with her son Doug and Karen Shir- ray, Lynda and Bryan in Tavistock. SHUFFLEBOARD SCORES S res for Shuffleboard on Tuesday, ,iite cember 29 at Hensall Arena were: High adies' - Emma Campbell 375, Vera Ross 348, Pearl McKnight 305. High Men's - John Pepper *as tops, with 428, Bruce Watson 296 and Af.Ross 262. HENSALL UNITED CHURCH Hensall United Church held a lovely Christmas Eve Communion Service. The Christmas candles were lit followed by prayer and the call to worship by Rev. Doug Wright: Rob Gackstetter performed a beautiful solo and the Senior Choir sang a touching "Christmas 'Lullaby". A regular Sunday worship service was conducted December 27 with Reverend Doug Wright presiding. The choir perform- ed Brightest and Best to the Sons of the Morning" with Mrs. Belva F on the organ. Dorothy Corbett met worship ers at the door. Ushers were Mervyn Fi Ids, Steve Corbett, Peter Pryde and Ken E der. On Sunday, December 3 worshippers were greeted at the door by Pat Cook and shown to their seats by Joanne Fields, Phyllis Par- sons, Janis Butson and Jane Consitt. Rev. Douglas Wright led the large con- gregation through prayer and Call to Wor- ship. He told the children about the Wise Men who followed the star to find the infant Jesus. The Old Testament Lesson was read by Jr. Minister Janine Hayter, and the Choir sang "Star of the East" with Belva Fuss on organ. The annual meeting of Hensall United Church will be held on Tuesday, January 19, beginning with a potluck at 8:30. PERSONALS Mrs. Blanche Chapanan of London visited her sister Mrs. Hazel Corbett over the Christmas celebration, after having spent Christmas Day with their brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Morenz of Dashwood. They were joined by other members of the family. Ron and Susan Hartmann, their son Brad and good friend Jamie Campbell enjoyed a wonderful 16 day trip to Florida and Walt DisneyWorld. They enjoyed near -perfect weather and had a great and restful time. Greg, Brenda and Natalie Pulham en- joyed a Christmas visit in Ottawa with her parents Mr. and Mrs. McCourt. Congratulations to Mark and Sandra Con - sift on the birth of their son, born New Year's Day. Felicitations also to Jeff and Sheila Cor- bett on the arrival of a son last week. NOVICE HOCKEY The Hensall Novice team won their first game in the Huron Park Tournament last week by defeating Exeter Blue by a score of 7-0. Hensall's goals were scored by Brad Hartman 2, Graham Keys 2, Greg Keyes 2, and Mark Bell with a single. The Hensall team again played well, ,but were defeated 5-9 by the host team Huron Park in their second game. The loss eliminated them from the tournament. On Tuesday they met the Exeter Novice Travelling team and were beaten 12-0. In a regularly.seheduled game on Wednes- day, Hensall beat Brussels 9-0 with a shut, out by goalie Eric Groot, and goals by Greg Keys 3, Mark Bell 2, Jamie Campbell 2 and one a piece for Graham Keys and Brock Weiss. All in all, it was a grueling week for these 8, 9 & 10 year olds who have a record of 77 goals scored and only 34 against with 5 shut outs so far this season. BODY FIT CLASSES If you missed registration for Body Fit Classes to start next Tuesday, call Cindy at 262-3102. Soloists presented at KipperChurch Kippen CorrespoadeiYi�:�' MRS. MARGARET HOGGARTH 262-6902 Al Jones presided at the organ in St. An- drews Church, Kippen on Sunday January 3. Ministry of music was presented by two piano soloists: Mark Cooper who played the theme from "Cheers",and Dana Cooper who played "School Das". The official board of the whole pastoral charge is called to meet on Wednesday January 13 at 8 pm in the Brucefield Church. Books to be audited for the year 1987 should be into the hands of the auditors soon, Kippen auditors are Bob Cooper and David Cooper. Annual reports of the various organizationg should be in the hands of Rev. Lorne Keays no later than Tuesday January 20. Please note reports do not have to be audited before being turned into the minister. Congratulations go out to Marg and Ray Consitt who became grfindpeeenLa, fgr the third time on January 1,988, when rarndon Consitt was born at Victoria Hospital in London. Proud and happy parents of their 1st child are Mark and Sandra Consitt of Hensall. Queensway residents have memorable week Christmas week residents enjoyed the singing of the Lakeview Conservative Youth on Sunday the 20th. Monday evening George Mathonia and friends were in with the Hensall Legion for an evening of music and refreshments pro- vided by the Legion. Tuesday Earl and Doreeen Oesch led our worship service with Phillippa Steckle as pianist. Thursday residents viewed the ovie "White Christmas" starring Bing Cr by. Our residents Christmas party was held Thursday evening with a visit from Santa bearing gifts for everyone. We sang Christmas carols with Bill Gibson as pianist. We ended our evening with a reading of the Christmas Story and then sang Silent Night in candlelight. It was a very special Christmas Eve for all of us, Rev. Sinasac delivered the sermon for residents December 28. --An interesting, t , ught provoking tnessa e. Phillippa StEc was again our faithful pianist. The ughlight of the week for all residents D was, ojir Thursday afternoon New Year's Eve party. We gathered at tables in the Ac- tivity Room to listen to Guy Lombardo music and nibble on a variety of fruit breads, cheese and grapes. Everyone en- joyed our punch. For our countdown at 3 o'clock, residents crowded into the lobby of our Nelson Street entrance and released numerous helium filled balloons into the frosty December sky. Residents are looking forward to a low ^� key week for the beginning of January to recover from our busy December schedule just as ar many of you. Birthda eetings to Bill McKenzie who celebra birthday in December. We would like to extend our sympathy to the families of Chris Steele and Ethel Alex- ander who passed away this month. At this time we would like to say thank you to all our faithful volunteers and our dedicated Tares auxiliary who together make each day one to look forward to at Queensway. All the best le you in 1988. TRA DI LE U NTulin /— January 4 to January 18, 1988 Wampole Synthetic Capsules 400 I.U. 100's VITAMIN "E" Children's Chewable Tablets 24's or Drops 13 ml. TYLENOL Bugs Bunny Regular or Plus Iron 60's MULTIVITAMINS Decongestant Capsules 220's :349 CONTACT "C" Colgate 100 ml. TOOTHPASTE 200 ml. Aerosol Dry Idea ANTIPERSPIRANT Sliklence 200 ml Plus 100 ml Bonus Z9 SHAMPOO OR CONDITIONEI( $ 2 • GUUi,n. Good News or Daisy Disposable Pkg of B $ Z9 RAZORS L• , ;S b er Warming U to home savingshome It's a welcome thought. The more you know about energy conservation, the more money you'll save on heating bills. That's why the - Government of Canada has put together the ENERGY SAVINGS KIT. It has valuable and up-to-date information me KIT. this ®1 - - irk is ikat a in — en ismare Cs : M : m t r , . =..�. the resale value of your home. So If you're planning co fort . to spend money on your this year, why not plan on saving some? Get the ENERGY SAVINGS efficiency into all your,- ome For your free copy, mail renovations, and increase coupon to. Ene'gy Savngs Kit Home Energy Programs 580 Booth Street. Ottawa. Ontar,o KIA 0E4 Pease send me you.- free copy of the Energy Savngs K't Van,e . Address oto P.,,,,nce Postai Code Telepnooe L m J to help you build energy Energy, Mines and Energie, Mines et Resources Canada Ressources Canada .. Hon. Marcel Masse, L'Hon. Marcel Masse, Cana Minister Ministre 4' qi Scouting activities. If you are planning to be away, please leave your empty returnable bottles in a noticeable place. The Hensall Scouting Movement would like to thank you for your support. Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Parr of Corruna visited last week with cousins Babe McGregor and Glen and Pearl McKnight. Jessie Buchanan enjoyed a visit over the holidays with Betty and Don Flear and fami- ly of Grand Bend. Carl and Hilda Payne 'spent a day with Mrs. Mary and Joan Alexander, Wayne, Iris and Amberly Payne on the former's farm. Mary and Don Gravett of Hanover and Mark Gravett of Toronto spent Christmas with parents Glen and Pearl McKnight. Mrs. Nan Britton travelled to Kitchener over Christmas weekend to spend time with her son David and family. Olga and Ernie Chipchase returned recently from Florida. Mrs. Margaret Mole spent Boxing_ Day with son Bob and Betty Mole and family of Dungannon. Margaret was accompanied by her daughter Nancy and Jack Phillips and family of Exeter. Mrs. Mabel Shirray enjoyed a Christmas holiday with her son Doug and Karen Shir- ray, Lynda and Bryan in Tavistock. SHUFFLEBOARD SCORES S res for Shuffleboard on Tuesday, ,iite cember 29 at Hensall Arena were: High adies' - Emma Campbell 375, Vera Ross 348, Pearl McKnight 305. High Men's - John Pepper *as tops, with 428, Bruce Watson 296 and Af.Ross 262. HENSALL UNITED CHURCH Hensall United Church held a lovely Christmas Eve Communion Service. The Christmas candles were lit followed by prayer and the call to worship by Rev. Doug Wright: Rob Gackstetter performed a beautiful solo and the Senior Choir sang a touching "Christmas 'Lullaby". A regular Sunday worship service was conducted December 27 with Reverend Doug Wright presiding. The choir perform- ed Brightest and Best to the Sons of the Morning" with Mrs. Belva F on the organ. Dorothy Corbett met worship ers at the door. Ushers were Mervyn Fi Ids, Steve Corbett, Peter Pryde and Ken E der. On Sunday, December 3 worshippers were greeted at the door by Pat Cook and shown to their seats by Joanne Fields, Phyllis Par- sons, Janis Butson and Jane Consitt. Rev. Douglas Wright led the large con- gregation through prayer and Call to Wor- ship. He told the children about the Wise Men who followed the star to find the infant Jesus. The Old Testament Lesson was read by Jr. Minister Janine Hayter, and the Choir sang "Star of the East" with Belva Fuss on organ. The annual meeting of Hensall United Church will be held on Tuesday, January 19, beginning with a potluck at 8:30. PERSONALS Mrs. Blanche Chapanan of London visited her sister Mrs. Hazel Corbett over the Christmas celebration, after having spent Christmas Day with their brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Morenz of Dashwood. They were joined by other members of the family. Ron and Susan Hartmann, their son Brad and good friend Jamie Campbell enjoyed a wonderful 16 day trip to Florida and Walt DisneyWorld. They enjoyed near -perfect weather and had a great and restful time. Greg, Brenda and Natalie Pulham en- joyed a Christmas visit in Ottawa with her parents Mr. and Mrs. McCourt. Congratulations to Mark and Sandra Con - sift on the birth of their son, born New Year's Day. Felicitations also to Jeff and Sheila Cor- bett on the arrival of a son last week. NOVICE HOCKEY The Hensall Novice team won their first game in the Huron Park Tournament last week by defeating Exeter Blue by a score of 7-0. Hensall's goals were scored by Brad Hartman 2, Graham Keys 2, Greg Keyes 2, and Mark Bell with a single. The Hensall team again played well, ,but were defeated 5-9 by the host team Huron Park in their second game. The loss eliminated them from the tournament. On Tuesday they met the Exeter Novice Travelling team and were beaten 12-0. In a regularly.seheduled game on Wednes- day, Hensall beat Brussels 9-0 with a shut, out by goalie Eric Groot, and goals by Greg Keys 3, Mark Bell 2, Jamie Campbell 2 and one a piece for Graham Keys and Brock Weiss. All in all, it was a grueling week for these 8, 9 & 10 year olds who have a record of 77 goals scored and only 34 against with 5 shut outs so far this season. BODY FIT CLASSES If you missed registration for Body Fit Classes to start next Tuesday, call Cindy at 262-3102. Soloists presented at KipperChurch Kippen CorrespoadeiYi�:�' MRS. MARGARET HOGGARTH 262-6902 Al Jones presided at the organ in St. An- drews Church, Kippen on Sunday January 3. Ministry of music was presented by two piano soloists: Mark Cooper who played the theme from "Cheers",and Dana Cooper who played "School Das". The official board of the whole pastoral charge is called to meet on Wednesday January 13 at 8 pm in the Brucefield Church. Books to be audited for the year 1987 should be into the hands of the auditors soon, Kippen auditors are Bob Cooper and David Cooper. Annual reports of the various organizationg should be in the hands of Rev. Lorne Keays no later than Tuesday January 20. Please note reports do not have to be audited before being turned into the minister. Congratulations go out to Marg and Ray Consitt who became grfindpeeenLa, fgr the third time on January 1,988, when rarndon Consitt was born at Victoria Hospital in London. Proud and happy parents of their 1st child are Mark and Sandra Consitt of Hensall. Queensway residents have memorable week Christmas week residents enjoyed the singing of the Lakeview Conservative Youth on Sunday the 20th. Monday evening George Mathonia and friends were in with the Hensall Legion for an evening of music and refreshments pro- vided by the Legion. Tuesday Earl and Doreeen Oesch led our worship service with Phillippa Steckle as pianist. Thursday residents viewed the ovie "White Christmas" starring Bing Cr by. Our residents Christmas party was held Thursday evening with a visit from Santa bearing gifts for everyone. We sang Christmas carols with Bill Gibson as pianist. We ended our evening with a reading of the Christmas Story and then sang Silent Night in candlelight. It was a very special Christmas Eve for all of us, Rev. Sinasac delivered the sermon for residents December 28. --An interesting, t , ught provoking tnessa e. Phillippa StEc was again our faithful pianist. The ughlight of the week for all residents D was, ojir Thursday afternoon New Year's Eve party. We gathered at tables in the Ac- tivity Room to listen to Guy Lombardo music and nibble on a variety of fruit breads, cheese and grapes. Everyone en- joyed our punch. For our countdown at 3 o'clock, residents crowded into the lobby of our Nelson Street entrance and released numerous helium filled balloons into the frosty December sky. Residents are looking forward to a low ^� key week for the beginning of January to recover from our busy December schedule just as ar many of you. Birthda eetings to Bill McKenzie who celebra birthday in December. We would like to extend our sympathy to the families of Chris Steele and Ethel Alex- ander who passed away this month. At this time we would like to say thank you to all our faithful volunteers and our dedicated Tares auxiliary who together make each day one to look forward to at Queensway. All the best le you in 1988. TRA DI LE U NTulin /— January 4 to January 18, 1988 Wampole Synthetic Capsules 400 I.U. 100's VITAMIN "E" Children's Chewable Tablets 24's or Drops 13 ml. TYLENOL Bugs Bunny Regular or Plus Iron 60's MULTIVITAMINS Decongestant Capsules 220's :349 CONTACT "C" Colgate 100 ml. TOOTHPASTE 200 ml. Aerosol Dry Idea ANTIPERSPIRANT Sliklence 200 ml Plus 100 ml Bonus Z9 SHAMPOO OR CONDITIONEI( $ 2 • GUUi,n. Good News or Daisy Disposable Pkg of B $ Z9 RAZORS L•