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The Huron Expositor, 1988-07-13, Page 1616A — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JULY 13, 1988 SIMPRIPPRZAZtoRtIPeRteKeerumweesmeeto Ministry of Energy grants $5,724 to Mensal' New furnaces and light switches will result in lower energy bills at the Hensall Community Centre. These energy conser- vation improvements were made possible with a grant of $5,724 from the Ontario Ministry of Energy under the Municipal 011 Conversion and Energy Conservation Program (MOCECP). The money was used to replace three oversized conventional gas furnaces with tugh-efficiency, pulse conousuon units, and to install new light switches, which permit flexible operation of lighting. The payback period for this project is expected to be less than five years. Ontario Energy Minister Robert C. Wong said, 'MOCECP helps municipalities take action to conserve energy and lower their energy costs. Pro- gram grants pay for construction, equip- ment and hiring technical experts to give advice on making energy-saving improvements." Since 1981 MOCECP has helped over 400 municipalities to implement more than 1,400 energy-saving projects. These pro- jects have led to significant reductions in the energy bills of participating municipalities. MOCECP is one of several ministry program designed to improve the efficienty of energy use throughout On• tario's economy, Pearl McKnight tops Hensall shuffleboard Hensall Correspondent SUSAN HARTMAN 262-2449 If you like surprises keep Wednesday, August 24 open for the Hensall and District Horticultural Society's "Mystery Bus Tour". Watch the paper for further details in coming weeks. Bruce and Janet Shirray called on their mother on Sunday. They had dinner in Strat- ford and spent the afternoon sightseeing. Christina Taylor visited her daughter and son-in-law Evelyn and Roger Venner in Bayfield on Sunday. Nan Britton had guests on Sunday from NORTHCREST NEWS Visitors on Monday with Carl and Hilda Payne were Muriel Hayman of Surrey, England, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Berdan of Union, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Payne and Amberly of London, Joan Alexander of Strathroy and Mary Alexander. Miss Hayman has now returned home to England after a very enjoyable visit. SHUFFLEBOARD RESULTS Shuffleboard scores for July 5 were top- ped out by Pearl Mcknight with a 365 follow- ed by Marg Consitt 338, Jack Consitt 335, Jay Hogg and John Pepper 314, Alf Ross 308 and Water Knowles 306. For the freshest bread, rolls, pastries, and donuts come to.. FRESH BAKED SPECIALS In effect Thursday, Friday, Saturday - While Supplies Last Inwood where they spent the early years of their Ministry. Babe McGregor and cousin Dorothy Mason of Clinton attended the Blyth Playhouse Theatre Saturday evening. HENSALL CHURCH Rev. Doug Wright told the children's story at Hensall United Church with the aid of his puppet Fred. Fred illustrated how God knows everyone's names. Pam and Rob Gackstetter sang a wonder- ful duet "Be not afraid". Rev. Wright's ser- mon was "He Could Do No Mighty Work There". Mary Kinsmen greeted at the door and . ushers were Sharon Wurm and Joanne Fields. Queensway residents anticipate start of picnics Hello! Welcome to Queensway News. Even though it has been a hot week we have all been keeping quite busy. On Monday afternoon residents had a good workout at Fun and Fitness. On Tuesday morning they welcomed Father Hayes to their Home for the first time as he came to provide Mass for the Catholic residents. Everyone is looking for- t• ward to his next visit. In the afternoon Rev. Wright led the weekly church service with Joyce Pepper as the volunteer pianist. Wednesday morning residents had the chance to exercise. Everyone seems to agree it is a good way to start the day. On Thursday morning the New.Horizons Committee, "Queensway Enterprise" met with the field representative to complete the grant application. It will take several mon- ths to hear if they will receive funding which will be used toward enhancing the activity programs. Despite everyone's anxiousness about the grant they will just have to be patient. Piano students do well C.M.L. Music students came home with first place. Sherri Taylor and Kelly Bosman of Londesboro took first place with their piano duet in Kitchener on the weekend. Their music teacher is Paul Stevenson, Clinton. QUEENSWAY NEWS Thursday afternoon several residents gathered for library time looking through books and telling stories. In the evening there was a good turnout for the weekly movie, feature, Lightning, the White Stallion. The highlight of Friday was the Tasty -Nu Store �c ,o Only A Wide Variety of CANADIAN & IMPORTED CHEESES Fresh Off The Block COLBY LB. DANISH BLUE CHEESE m LB. `Lf o 69 Tasty -Nu White 24 oz. BREAD ©� Il! "1 to I,ul €n_'p•-wt . 01031 L� 14}tnymi{' I y. FBNEST QUALBTY Tasly-Nu White 20 oz. Sliced manicures with Dorothy Elder in the after- noon. Residents certainly appreciate her ex- pertise with manicures. Everyone is looking forward to the start of the small group picnics on Friday. Goodbye till next week from Queensway! Cranbrook man takes family on outing Cranbrook Correspondent MRS. MAC ENGEL 887-6645 Allan Knight took his mother Marjorie and uncle Alfred on a weekend trip to Picton where they visited Hector and Mrs. Knight. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Engel celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with an "Open House" July 3 at the Cranbrook Community Centre. Over 100 relatives, friends and neighbors came to extend congratulations. Forty-two sat down to a family dinner catered the the "Country Cooks". Mrs. Jack Knight, Mrs. Jim Knight and Mrs. Willis Knight enjoyed a holiday at Harold Knight's cottage, Haliburton. We congratulate Kim Smith on being the winner of $500 in the Atwood Lions Club Canada Day Draw. Kim is the daughter of Lloyd and Beryl Smith and is employed in Listowel. Gerald Knight is on a 4-11 exchange to Val Marie, Sask. for 8 days leaving Clinton July 5. Mr. and.Mrs. Eldon Wick and son John of Marathon have been visiting family and friends. GINETTES RESTAURANT SEAFORTH'S FAMILY RESTAURANT! ROAST BEEF DINNER includes coffee or tea and dessert SUNDAY, JULY 17 5:00.7:00p.m. 4.99 •Daily Luncheon Specials •Licenced Under LLBO • Seniors 15% off MON. — SAT. 6:00 A.M. - 7:00 P.M. SUN. 7:00 A.M. - 7 P.M. 90 MAIN ST. S. SEAKQRTH $2749611 MEAT FROM THE B SHOP SPECIALS AVAILABLE AT LYONS FOODMARKET ONLY SGHNEIDERS' EwF'3'ra,V,taro SCHNEIDERS LIFESTYLE OR RED HOTS 450 G. PKG. SAVE 1.40 • WIENERS SCHNEIDERS LIFESTYLE 175 G. PKG. SAVE 1.00 CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE 'A' BEEF HAM STEAKS BLADE STEAK SCHNEIDER'S FROZEN 900 g. LB. BUCKET OF CHICKEN Tlioa!jars-y0P. 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