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The Huron Expositor, 1986-03-12, Page 10A10 •-- THE HURON EXPOSITOR, MARCH 12, 1986 HENSALL AND AREA is sermon title SundayAfraid of tine Future' scored four times with Taylor also getting two assists be co The boys to traveltopstorer. Zurich tonight for an 8 p.m, game to finish their regular schedule. The Huron Park tournament will be held in Hensel! and Zurich March 21, 22, 23. Action gets underway in Hensel) Friday night at 6 p.m, when the Hensel] Tykes take on Exeter 1, The Bantams host Goderich at 9 p.m. There will be a total of 25 games played in Hensall and 24 games in Zurich including the Hensall Atoms Saturday at 9 a.m. when they take on Zurich and the Hensall Novice at 11 a.m. when they play Bayfield. A super weekend of hockey to finish the year. DAYOFPRAYER The World Day of Prayer which was cancelled March 7 due to the storm but will be held this Friday, March 14 at 2 p.m. in Carmel Presbyterian Church, Hensel', Everyone is welcome. McLaughlin Chev-Oids Ltd. 13 Main St. Seaforth 527-1140 • Service • Selection • Savings • Satisfaction • Leasing Hensall Correspondent VELMA ROBINSON 262-3205 "Afraid of the Future" was the sermon title at the United Church Sunday morning. Mr. McDonald spoke of Christ facing his future and the cross. The choir, under the direction of Belva Fuss, sang. Mona Alderdice greeted the congregation and Darrel Prezcator, Steve Corbett, Wayne Corbett and John Rowcliffe were the ushers. During the children's time the Junior Department of the Church School presented Bibles for Overseas and each student of the Department received their Good News Pin. The congregation was reminded that next Sunday will be baptismal service and that the Family Poultry Flock CHICK DAYS SOMETHING EXTRA ON THE PURINA PROGRAM ORDER CHICKS at BARGAIN PRICES (Mixed Meat Type Birds) Again this year we are having 2 pick-up dates ORDER BY MARCH 27 FOR PICK UP MAY 2 ORDER BY MAY 3 FOR JUNE 5 PICK UP "Have Roasters Ready for Oven by Thanksgiving" CARE & FEEDING RECOMMENDATIONS SUPPLIED REFRESHMENTS PROVIDED ON PICK UP DATES Sponsored By RALSTON PURINA MILTON i. DIETZ LIMITED •PURINA CHOWS •HEALTH AIDS *VENTILATION EQUIPMENT •PESTICIDES •SPRAYING EQUIPMENT •AERIAL & GROUND APPLICATION R.R. 04 SEAFORTH NOK 1WO PHONE 519-527-0608 first celebration of the Centennial will be March 18 with Grandma's Quilting Party in both afternoon and evening. They were also reminded of the Beef Barbecue on Wednes- day, ednes- daY9. SOUpT�H HURON YOUTH FOR CHRIST South Huron Youth for Christ held their March Rally in Brucefield School Saturday night with a good attendance. Director Ron Westlake was in charge opening the rally with several choruses. Sharon Parker was at theiano. Sr.gWestlake called on several teens who had attended the "Snow Camp" at Delevan, New York on February 14-16 to give their testimony on what the camp had meant to them. The quiz team were elated to ]mow they were top winners of eight teams and are looking forward to returning July 26for "Friends and Family Day" and the final quizzing, when the trophy will be presented.. In the quizzing results were Clinton first, Exeter second, and Bayfield third. A singing group from London called "Rejoice" enter- Explorers visit Queensway tarred. The next rally will be April 5 at the school. A drama group with 13 members called The Hensall United Church Explorers very hard and their talents are showing in "Windows" from Cambridge will have the visited Queensway on Monday, March 3. A their finished products. entire program. film strip on Canadian Indians was viewed UNIT3 and then residents worked together making Unit 3 of the Hensall United Church held its big shamrocks for St. Patrick's Day later this Easter meeting on March 4 at 1:30. p. m. with month. The Explorers brought over cookies Marg Upshall presiding. The worship was . which they made themselves and residents conducted by Helen Roberts. A thank you ate them with some punch supplied by the card was read from Sheila Corbett. The kitchen. Also on Monday the Hensall United members were reminded of the World Day of Church ladies ran Bingo. Prayer. Tickets were distributed for the April On Tuesday the Ceramics Club met. 9 barbecue. Pearl Taylor showed a film on Everyone admired the finished ceramics All the residents and staff at Queensway Indians for the study. Mary Kinsman gave which LAI Baker fired. Everyone is working wish to welcome Edna McLellan to the home. several readings for the program. Hostesses were Freda Boa and Mary Kinsman. GENERAL MEETING The General Meeting of the Hensall United Church Women was held March 3, Belva Fuss opened the meeting with -a poem. The London Conference of the UCW will be held in Stratford Arena, April, 14 and 15. A campsite experience will be at Camp Bimini . in June. The offering was given to Friendship House. Audrey Christie introduced the speaker Patty Rean who is the program co-ordinator for special grants for needs and assessment for youth in Huron County at Friendship House. The Devotion was taken by Eleanor Mansfield of Unit 2. Belva closed the meeting with a poem. A social time followed in charge of Unit 3. Everyone is reminded the annual Beef Barbecue is on April 9 and tickets are now available for the three sittings. HORTICULTURAL MEETING The Hensall Horticultural Society will be meeting on Monday at 8 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall of the United Church. Jean Barnett of Goderich will be speaking about roses and Marg Burkhart of Ellison Travel, W ingham will be speaking about a bus trip to Iris Gardens. Members are reminded it is bring a guest night. Everyone is welcome. NEW SHUFFIERS Thursday and new playera were outigh A good number attended shuffleboard. Then on Hibbert gets new snowplow Hibbert Township council has purchased a purchase. Mr. Friend said a $40,000 reserve new snowplow which should help speed up was set up for the purchase of the truck. Mr. snow removalen the township roads by up to Friend added that the township will also be one hour each morning - but don't expect to applying for a supplementary grant for the see the snowplow In operation quite yet. It truck. risn't expected; t4.arr%vq unti1,sometfrne in scorers were Pearl McKnight 262, Ida Dickert 234, DorothyBrintnell 173; and Alf Ross 188. NORTHCRIEST NEWS Olga and Ernie Chipchase blew in with the storm on Friday from; their home in Florida. It is nice to have them back. They took off on' Saturdayto Goderich to watch some of their family pay hockey. The members of Amber Rebekah Lodge held their regular meeting March 5 with Vice Grand Sister Lois Jones presiding assisted by Vice Grand Sister Bonnie Upshall. The Lodge is planning a dessert euchre for May 14 at 1 p.m. Admission is $2. All enjoyed a social hour following the meeting. BANTAMS WIN The Hensall Bantams travelled to Mitchell on March 8 for an 8 a.m, game. Rensall was the only team to show on the scoreboard as Rob W areing recorded his third shut out of the season. The final score was 13-0 for Hensell. Rob Taylor and Scott Bell both This weeks church service was held by Rev. Richard Hawley. Bob Cameron was pianist, and the volunteers were, Josie Ryclnnan, Alma Godbolt and Thelma Russel. The movie for this week was Abbott and Costellos "Pack Up Your Troubles," It was really funny and everyone enjoyed their antics. Superintendent retires (Continued from Page A4) one that has kindergarten children writing - is "fantastic" according to the retiring superin- tendent. POSITIVE ASPECTS "It's more meaningful for the small child," he said. His appointment as superintendent of program and the expansion of the French program to Grade 4 have been positive aspects of his educational career. There have been lows too and one such time was when the board of trustees turned down a French immersion program. "It should be reconsidered," he said, although he admitted it wouldn't be feasible for both the public and separate school board to offer such a program. With no definite plans for his retirement, Mr. Thompson doesn't expect much spare time. Besides a hobby of restoring historical automobiles, the superintendent is fond of woodworking. And there's still more. "I enjoy putting things together with words," he said indicating there may be a writing career or at least a few projects. He and his wife Marion intend to stay in Stratford. Only one of their children, 16 -year-old Lesley iS at home. She is a Grade 11 student at Stratford Central. The couple's three sons are spread afar. Craig, 25, is a journalist with VisNews in London, England; Geoffrey, 23, is the principle trumpet with the Symphony Nova Scotia in Halifax and Paul, 19, is a first year student at the University of Teronto. "My roots are now in Stratford. I enjoy life here, It is an ideal community," he said. He is on the board of Gallery, Stratford and was heavily involved in the now defunct Stratford Summer Music. "I was disappointed when that organiza- tion was unable to survive," he said. Accolades from trustees have been spon- taneous and Mr, Thompson appreciates such remarks. He has many years ahead of him to achieve some further goals. According to Clerk Charles Friend, the Seaforth Oddfellows township a ted a tender from Harvey Krotz Ford in I3stawel on a tandem diesel truck for $63,563. The tender was accepted Results of the Seaforth Oddfellow Euchre over three others. held February 26, in the IOOF Hall are as Mr. Friend said that once the truck is follows: ladies most games, Mrs. W m. equipped with snow removal equipment, the Dalrymple; men's most games, Wilfred final cost will be an estimated $93,000. Tremeer; ladies lone hands, Mrs. Walter "We've always plowed snow with three Pepper; men's lone hands, Harvey Dolmage; graders. W e arc now going to a tandem diesel ladies low hands, Mrs. Betty Felker; men's truck. We're getting rid of one ofthegraders. low hands, Mrs. E. Papple. We figure that we'll be able to open the roads There were 12 tables in play for the one hour sooner. This is just an estimate, it evening, followed by lunch. will have to be tested out. The truck will travel a lot faster than the grader. The top speed ofa grader is 18 mph and the truck will buzz along, if it's not too bad at 45 mph," Mr. Friend said. 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