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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1988-06-01, Page 1818A — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JUNE 1, 1988 BUCK AN DOE Mary Lou A Greg Anderson Nn McPherson FRIDAY, JUNE 3 For more Information call 482-7283 or 527-1137 I. BROWNIE'S DRIVE-IN THEATRE OPENS 8:30 P.M. CLINTON FIRST SHOW AT DUSK 482-7030 FRIDAY & SATURDAY: JUNE 3 & 4 JASON IS BACK. BUT THIS TIME SOMEONE'S WAITING. reNWAY mEi ' AtIQTP1[ VIEKSV ,'lt eee SEXUAL CONTENT Theatre Branch Ont. PLUS 2ND FEATURE °FATAL ATTRACTION" I1 BRUTAL VIOLENCE Theatre Branch Ont. QUEEN'S SEAFORTH THURS. FRI. AND SATURDAY THE PRESS GANG 50th ANNIVERSARY The family of Stewart and Doreen Dolmage would like to invite their relatives and friends to an Open House at the Foresters Hall in Klnburn on Sunday, June 5th from 2-5 to help them celebrate their 50th Wedding Anniversary. BEST WISHES ONLY e S. 1141 ACROPOL Restaurant & Steak House EVERY SUNDAY Ladies tops in weekly shuffleboard action Hensall Correspondent greatly appreciated and very worthwhile. Oddfellows are from the Hensall 1.0.0.F. P The Hensall Cubs, Scouts, Venturers and Lodge. SUSAN HARTMAN Rovers spent the entire weekend at a The Senior Choir sang "Walk with your 262-2449 District Camp -Out at Benmiller. The God" and Reverend Wright's sermon was weather was perfect and the boys and "Day by day Faith". leaders had a great time. Dorothy Brintnell greeted worshippers at the door and ushers were Peter Pryde, Rick McGee, Gerry Drysdale and Wayne Corbett. The beautiful flower arrangements in the Church were from the funeral of Alvin Cole of Hensall. The members of the congrega- tion of Hensall United Church would like to extend their sympathy to Marg and her family. SHUFFLEBOARD The ladies really were tops in Shuf- fleboard on Tuesday, May 24. Eileen Dowson overpowered all of the opposition with a score of 485. Next was Vera Ross with 442 and Emma Campbell followed with 424. Rounding out the top 6 were Dorothy Brint- nell 410, Percy Campbell 402 and John Pep- per 396. Shuffling every Tuesday at the Hen- sall Arena. COItIMUNITY YARD SALES There were approximately 50 yard sales and bake sales scattered around the village of Hensall on Saturday. Parking spots were at a premium as visitors flooded into town to shop for bargains. They were able to enjoy a delicious firemen's breakfast as well as a quick lunch at one of many booths and delicious baked goods. The Hensall Minor Hockey fundraising committee would like to thank everyone who donated items as well as everyone who helped with the sale, particularly the young people who turned out to help. It was all On Saturday the Beavers spent the day at Benmiller for their annual Beaveree. It was a hot day but the boys enjoyed every minute of it. Thanks to the Venturers from Huron District who prepared lunch for 300 hungry beavers. UNITED CHURCH Reverend Wright conducted the weekly Worship`Service at Hensall United Church with assistance from The Oddfellows and Rebekahs. The Rebekahs and Cantons sang the Prelude. For the children's time Rev. Wright told a story of a family in Africa who received a parcel of tools and seeds sent with love from the United Church Missions. The Old Testament lesson was read by Noble Grand Wayne Love, while Grant St. John, Chaplain, read the Epistle Lesson. The Psalm was read by District Deputy Grand Master Eric Mansfield. All of these The afternoon group of the U.C.W. will meet Thursday afternoon, June 2 at 2:30. Sunday School crafts will be on display next Sunday after Church in the Fellowship Hall. Sunday June 12 will be promotional Sunday. Vacation Bible School runs from Monday June 27 through Friday, July 1. Registration forms are available by the Church en- trances. Volunteers are still needed as assistants to the teachers, babysitters for teachers' children and to look after the registration desk on June 27. Queensway yard sale ambitious undertaking Queensway Nursing Home residents played Bingo with Group C of Hensall United Church Women on the holiday Monday. Fun and Fitness had everyone occupied Tuesday morning. Residents had lots of fun playing word games after their exercise ses- sion. Rev. Van Essen led the worship ser- vice in the afternoon. Several residents reminisced with Rev. Van Essen about the many years he has been leading the ser- vices, and look forward to enjoying him for many more. IQUEENS S WAY Wednesday afternoon Iva Reid assisted several residents with Bowling at Zurich, Town and Country Lanes. Neil Regan was men's high bowler, followed closely by Mur- ray Howe. Mildred Gingerich was ladies' high. Laurene Madge and friends of Goderich HOT 5 Main St. support the Seaforth Bike & Walkathon for Cancer Seaforth 527-2254 Long Distance? Call NOW IN ITS 2nd WEEK FRI. - THURS., JUNE 3 - 9 FRI. & SAT. 7 & 9 P.M. SUN. - THURS. 8 P.M. The first was for himself. The second was for his country. This time it's to save his friend. STALLONE RAMBO. N QUEENSWAY nursing home in Hensall held Hawaiian Day recently. Eileen Rennie puts a leeTaround thesneck of disiin Forest while Muriel GunlhTfl It9 &YEi'H&Waiin statue. The residents saw books, a film, and ate orange-pinapple Ice cream. Corbett photo. entertained at the monthly birthday party on Thursday afternoon. Birthday greetings to Gord Schwalm, Lloyd McDougall, Lucille Jeffrey, Bill Eveland, Aleida Kats, Elmer Pooter, Luella Hall, Hazel Mason, Lilliam Smith, Bernard Keyes, Lorne Johnston, and Janet MacKinnon. Thank you to Lorne Johnston and Lloyd McDougall for con- tributing to our program with their whistl- ing and recitations. Several residents en- joyed viewing our movie feature Thursday evening "The Great Whales", a National Geographic production. Friday morning Resident Council met. The decision was made to not put a float in the Hensall parade this year. Residents will just sit back and enjoy watching. Interna- tional Day featuring Hawaii was celebrated Friday afternoon with an excellent film on Hawaii and a presentation by Edison For- rest about his visit to Hawaii. Following the program all feasted on orange pineapple ice cream and a special treat of birthday cake in honor of Elmer Potter's 80th birthday. The cake was contributed by his daughter Cathy. Thank you Eileen Ramie for loaning the beautiful Muu Muu and leis and thank you also to Elva Forrest and Harold Tripp for loaning their artifacts from Hawaii. Saturday was the Big Day, Queensway's Yard Sale which was an ambitious under- taking by staff, residents and Queensway Auxiliary. Residents would like to thank all who participated whether • by helping, donating items or shopping at the sale.Good- bye till next week from Queensway. Coming events are: June 4 - Bfke-a-thon for Alzheimers Research and June 17 is the Talent Show 2-3 pm. 1-600-265-3438 for Toll Free Moyle Info •• Hoggarth family KINBURN CHICKEN BBQ CANADIAN FORESTERS Thursday, June 9 5:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. (Take-out Available) TICKETS - Adults 86.00 - Children 84.00 - Pre-Schoolers FREE Tickets Available From Members •Walter McClure 527-0476 •Ross Ribey 527-1390 •Bob Dalton 527-1366 •Marjorie Anderson 482-7283 114teWIi t:court of their( ,Ribey NAOMI._HO O:,,., \ '1)2; Clinton Kinsmen & Etinettes !' present our annual GRAFFITI DINNER & DANCE proudly presenting "Eddie and the Edsels" SATURD4V, JUNE 11 at 01e Clinton Arena FINE PRIME Hi EF DINNER & 50', • 60's DANCE BARBECI IF. 5:30 p.m. TICKETS: 5 E n ea. PRIZES including a draw for 4 MICHELIN TIRES Tickets avail, Ie ; •r m any Clinton Kinsmen / Kinette or by phoning MARK JENKINS 482-3717 NANCY SODERBERG 482-5825 HARVEY CARTER 482-3534 HELD UNDER AUTHORITY OF A SPECIAL OCCASION PERMIT PROCEEDS FOR COMMUNITY PROJECTS and friends attend convocation Kippen Correspondent MRS. MARGARET HOGGARTH 262-6902 Rev. Lorne Keays led the church service at St. Andrews United Church in Kippen on Sunday, May 29. His sermon "would you be convicted?" was a study of the letter from James. Barbara Cooper presided at the organ. Kippen's open air service and picnic is on Sunday, June 19 at the ball diamond of the Stanley Complex at 11 a.m. PERSONALS The family of Greg Hoggarth, along with Judy Dunn and Annette Losereit, attended Greg's convocation ceremonies on Satur- day, May 29. Greg received his bachelor of math degree with a teaching option from the University of Waterloo. 25th ANNIVERSARY The children of Harold and Phyllis Parsons wish to congratulate their parents on their 25th Anniversary. An open reception will be held In their honor on - JUNE 11 AT 9:00 P.M. For more Information call 263-6129 BEST WISHES ONLY leneenlaak CARA-LEE GLASS, a newly started business of Hensall, had some stained glass at- tractions on sale at the Hensall Community Yard Sale, and here Cara Powell is shown with some Of the business' merchandise. Corbett photo.' ENGAGEMENT Mrs. Veronica Meidinger of London and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Henderson of Seaforth are pleased to announce the forthcoming mar- riage of their children, Catherine Elizabeth to Steven Douglas. The wedding will take place at St. James Roman Catholic Church, Seaforth on June 11th, 1988 at 3:30 p.m. Open Reception to follow at Seaforth and District Community Centre. SUBSCRIBERS When it's time to renew your Expositor, renewal notices will be inserted in your paper. Watch for it - don't miss r. single issue. • Huron E2rAxpositor 527®0240 1 Vomits DISC JOCKEY SERVICE SRI Country Gold & Rock 'n' Roll-� DISCO POLKAS WALTZES NEW LA2F0 DISC NULL GOOD RECO0DED MUSK FOP Wf5ONGS DANCES ANNIVERSARSES 0A110IE5 ETC 10 yrs. a 'Tie edlp,e deems ecussas 887-6159 DAYTIME d EVENINGS OLD FASHION PANCAKE BREAKFAST BAKE SALE Saturday, June 14th 7 a.n'rr. - 12 Noon Brumfield Fire Hall Sponsored by Brumfield Firemen ENGAGEMENT r c & Marjorie Anderson are pleated to announce the marriage of their daughter Mary Lou to Gregory John son of Hugh & Bernice McPherson on Saturday, June 25, 1988 at 3:00 p.m. In Northside United Church, Seaforth. Open Reception to follow at the Seaforth & District Community Centres.