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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1987-03-11, Page 6• • A6 THE HURON EXPOSITOR,' MARCH 11, 1987 SEVEN GOOD REASONS To Invest Im The Mutual Group Of'Funds • • Mutual Money Market Fund • Mutual Dividend Fund • Three Mutual Diversifunds • Mutual Equifund • Mutual Amerifund • ( • . Mutual INVESTCO Inc . Fritz e gmeer Egmondville 527-0965 LET'S KEEP IN TOUCH Jack Riddell - MPP HURON -MIDDLESEX CONSTITUENCY OFFICES: EXETER 235-0170 GODERICH 524-9444 If ytiure outside the toil -free area: Coll free of charge by asking the operator for Zenith 14730. Hensall HE HeriSalLOQII'eSPQQClent.' SUSAN HARTMAN • • 262-2449 • : • • Pride of ' for'flieW fnendhip night on March18. ' D Li P Sister lila Smith will be making her • official:visit to Amber Lodge on April 15, • , • YOUTH FORCHBIST • South Mira() Youth for Christ held their . The General Meeting ofthe Hensall United 'Chanel Women was held last Monday. Marg Upshall was greeter at the door. President Helve Fuss opened the meeting with a poem then welcomed those in attendance. The devotional was given by. Mary Brintnell on the theme "W hat do you do more than others?" The scriptures were read by, Dorothy Brintnell and the offering was' taken by. Marg Upshall and dedicated by Mary Brintnell Audrey Christie opened the studywith the reading of two poems, then gave an March rally on Saturday atHuron Centennial School, Brucefield with an excellent attend- ance. Director Ron Westlake was in dlafge and opened with several choruses. Prayer was said lay the assistant Pastor of the Goderich Pentecostal Church. Thii was followed by a lively sing -song of choruses. 'Ron asked a few of the youngpeople who had gone on the bus trip in February to Crie C Ranch in Delewan, New York to give'a few highlights and testimonies of the camp. They • told of -the -spiritual benefits which they. had i troduction to the special- film "A Small • • World." This informative film explained the work of Compassion and was thoroughly enjoyed by all. The luncheon sponsored by the UC.W . on February 10 was a great' success, The ladies were reminik•I cf the Annual Beef Barbecue which will be held April 8 at the Hensall United 'Church. For ticket information call 262-2140. Advance tickets only. Belva closed the meeting with a poem and all repeated the Mizpah benediction. Hazel Corbett and Jeanette Turner of Unit II served a tasty lunch. • AM BER LODGE Members of Amber Rebekah Ledge met Wednesday for their regular meeting with Noble Grand Sister Bonnie Upshall presid- ing. ,_ Vice Grand Sister Ruby Bell reported the visiting committee had visited and presented carnations to c11shut-ins on Valentine's day. A donation was made to the South Huron Agricultural Society for, support of the Hensall Spring Fair on June 12 and 13. The members were reminded of the United Nations Pilgrimage for Youth Speak -off on March 24 in Clinton, also of the invitation to You CIATIONAre AInviptedpToR Our CUSTOMER & INFO NIGHT ^ IF YOU RUN EQUIPMENT DON'T MISS ITI Meet Shell's Fuel & Lube Expert and ' talk about changes that .hit your pocketbook. FUEL TAX UPDATE ...Are You Getting Yours'? Up`to 170 per litre Rebate on Gas & Diesel! *DOOR PRIZES *DISPLAYS *REFRESHMENTS See You There: GODERICH TOWNSHIP HALL — HQLMESVILLE — TUESDAY, MARCH 17th 8:00 p,m. Move Poen EDWARD FUEL' RICH, ' CLINTON TEESWATER 524-8386 • 482-7381 392-6100 receivea. Quizzing time followed. The 'results were; Exeter first, Goderich second and Clinton third. Next month will feature 1 John 5: 1-21. Ron gave a report on the quizzing to date. Exeter have 750 points, Clinton 500 points and Goderich 450 points. A musical trio from Goderich performed. Larry Hutchinson was on guitar, Mrs. Hutchinson on piano and Phillip Gower on drums. Larry sang several solos. Mrs. Hutchinson played piano for the entire evening in th'e absence of regular pianist Sharon Parker. The next rally will be April 4 with the "Masters Quartette" from Hamilton in charge. , Don Hill of London was the guest speaker. He spoke on the need for Christ in people's lives and the need for reading and memoriz- ing the scriptures. Mr. Hill then showed a "Dobsons Filnl" in V. T.R using two televisions. The theme of the film was "Focus on the Family" and it wasvery interesting and uplifting. LA DIES M EET The Carmel Presbyterian Ladies met at the home of Florence Slade last Monday. The meeting was opened with thepoein "Never , Too Far To A Friend's House.' Marlene Bell gave the devotions from Philippians Chapter 4. A silver spoon was presented to Lola Nixon for her three years service as President of Arnold Circle. ' ANNUAL MEETING Tuesday, March 24 at 1:30 p.m. the annual meeting of Stratford Huron Presbyterial Women's Missionary Society takes place. The next meeting of the Presbyterian Church -Women will In held at Jan Baker's, Come prepared for the White Elephant Sale. Florence shared her talents for cake decorating with the group and let everyone take a turn at making roses and leaves. Florence then served the ladies a delicious lunch. SHUFFLEBOARD Notice! There will be a change of day for this week only. Instead of shuffling on Thursday, March 12, the Happy Pushers will meet on Friday, March 13 et 1 p.m. High ladies scores last week were: Betty Grenier 456, Jeanette Turner 415, Dorothy Brintnell 330. . High men were: Dave Kyle 483, Percy. Campbell 392, Alf Ross 370. HENSALLCLUB REPORT BY BRAD HARTMAN On Thursday the Hensall Cubs went to the Animal Health Technology Centre at Central- ia College in HUroaPark. 'Dry saw the x-ray, ' , • on *ffilciar' § night hs bee • ' Miner ° nitY 001149151 SPP 7. , ap.Mtlierchlohesei,me0,00weirnti:Nro'iiiiiii7:4Tbhg:stineeree:eotirobedritviikiegic.411'..abeeefeiteeeneddf tat.:711 di 12. The time hanged froffieeiT details reman! rfie4saii on ,p,v)ppgywoRKsHop 7„, SaturdeY a scTyorekeosf 3d-e0f.Sanitedrillg4ftitisdalol fOnew:040,Orsititiltight,. Huron ChunityLihntry; Hensall Branch will goals were Jeff Campbell, Chris Jones, and be holding a -paper puppet workshop on Graham Keys. , . . ie Thursday, March. 19 at 10 a.rn• Marian ' The Novice team travelled; t,Q;',LIoWltt,to Doueette, HCL's puppet lady, will conduct an , tompete in the just-for-funtiniiiient.* hour long workshop teaching children to was snowed out earlier: In their fi4rst rnatel,i_ • make and use siinpte, paper puppets. Space the day they defeated Belmerg 3-0 withzgoat,S and supplies at the Hensall branch will limit by Chris Taylor (2) and Ryan hlia4se,;.„, attendance to 20 children ages 7-11, so sign The team ran into trouble in the second tip soba at the library and donThe left mit. game and lost to Cliffonfliyo Sew of -172* Admission is free and everything is proyided. • Scoring for Hensall were It54YBeleh1g and4 POSTERCONTEST Blair Moir. Congratulations to—two-liensall—Public PERSONALS , School girls who won prizes in the Farm and Dr. Robert Mickle and son Jamie spent Home Safety Poster contest which was Friday with his mother Mrs. LairclMickle. sponsored by the Farm Safety Association. Mrs. Mickle and son Bill of Exeter were in Crystal Jones placed second in the Grade 7-8 Toronto on Saturday visiting with Charles class and Mindy Bell was third in the Grade who is aprgsaEteieyniot iwW0eN11Thesle There. 5-6 class. were over 300 entries and the following surgery. judges had a difficult job. Mindy and Crystal, were awarded cash prizes last Thursday •March 'is Senior Citizen's Month; at .the evening at Clinton Public School. . • Hensall and District Coinmunity Centre and • SKATING CAHNIVAL is sponsored by the Parks Board. Seniors The Hensel! Figure Skating Club will be have free use of the shuffleboard courts and holding its Carnival '87 on March 14 at 7:30 the ice surface Thursday afternoons in March p.m. The theme this year will be Animal from 1 to 4:30 p.m. Characters. The, skaters have worked very INVITE PARENTS . • • hard this year so come out to the Arena on Hensall and District Co-op Nursery School Saturday night and support the club. invites area parents to bring their pre-school HENSALLHOCKEY NEW S age children out for one free session during The dance sponsored by Hensall Minor March or April. See what nursery school can Hockey Association on Saturday was a do for your.child. success as well as a good time. It was great to There are a few spaces available in both see so many newcomers as well as the ockey Morning and afternoon classes for the rest of parents. Everyone had an excelle t time the school year. For more information call ' dancing to many hits of the 50s, d 70s. Kimat 262-3440 or Faye at 262-5489. Busy week at Queensway " Queensway residents had an enjoyable week, with several activities to keep them busy. The week began withBingo with the help of the Hensall United Church Ladies Group 3. The ladies braved ol' man winter to come visit, and play the favorite game. - On Tuesday morning it was once again time for exercises to be the first thing on the agenda. Residents spent a good half hour waking up their bodies for the afternoon activity, which was "Fun and Games." All those who attended had a super time enjoying a little friendly competition, while enjoying each other's company. Wednesday afternoon the monthly Draw- ing Club was held, It is always a very creative 'time. This months theme was naturally, St. Patrick's Day. All the drawings turned out very Irish very green, and very good. Thursday morning the movie of the week • was shown. This week's feature was called "The Bambo Brush." It was about a young boy discovering his heritage, and the importance of him• preserving it. ' Then at 2 p.m. residents had the pleasure of welcoming the Clinton "01 Time Band" to Queensway. They, spent two great hours dancing, singing and clapping to many of their favorite tunes. Thursday evening residents welcomed, once again the Beavers. All 19 of them came to Queensway to visit, as well as plant tulip bulbs for the spring. It was a fun evening that reminded everyone Spring is just around the , corner. To round off the' Week there was "The Sharing of Stories" on Friday. It was a very ' special activity this thrie, because residents told each other about their backgrounds: It ,was very entertaining as well as educational. World Day of Prayer celebrated Kippen Correspondent MARGARET HOGGARTH 262.6902 Rev. lame Keays presided in the pulpit of • St. Andrews United Church on Sunday. His sermon topic was "The Tragedy of Judas" during Lent. Rev. Keays places on the cross classronnisJet0the surgeTY r00111,-- , ',Ai • big! "TheralkinetettfeDinifnaLstliotieed;Thenr?"00. 0,14-0Ym ' 0 '4terThiS ••••(,!, eVen"rtits were'degand'atticlSunday,he placed:a.bag, of money containing a ea': Donk' 30 pieces of silver. The choir sang the anthem Hoover of Kansan, a teacher at the college, He Did It All For Me" accompanied by guided thein through the facllityand all went home in Ken's van.. Barbara Cooper on the organ. tIORTICULTURALSOCIETY The 100th anniversary of the World's Day The Hensall Horticultural Sotiety will be of Prayer service was celebrated in Kippen 01.11.1.11. Itl I ifitt,lit, II II:l. 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Mary Broadfoot accompanied the hymns on the piano. Bessie Chari -5,d Ruby Flnlayson took up the offering and Were hostesses for the lunch. _ _ , PERSONALS , Congratulations to Karen Finlayson on her marriage to John Braecker on Saturday, March 7. Karen is the eldest daughter of Gary and Irene Finlayson. Mr. and Mrs. John Braecker will reside in the Walton area. STORE WIDE SALE CLEARANCE We service what we sell DRYSDALE MAJOR APPLIANCES CENTRE LTD. HENSALL Ontario 262-2728 CLOSED MONDAYS 'The Place to Buy Appliances 1 A kg '11,krlliRE7r;'' 0, ...- .1 ....---__.m, •ap' - iwt.___4,1:,......., . _ , -..,,.--;•=4 onownwi' - ghf . 1,0401T V - • ,V116.,-------1 \ ...„. NEW COUNTER -TOPS CUstom made t� fit your kitchen. Dpierts,of colours and patterns. dedartitiVe lainInate • iivObts'N'titt MoibiN6 OdkAteA eItANO •• FORaINGLAMINATE W000giFuri 011111111115"1111111151368111,/ARTI:LtDOARD 0Afttla.itiOXRD • WOOD tow MilAsHeAck .. MOCIAG , . 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