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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1986-05-07, Page 8A8 —,THE HURON EXPOSITOR, MAY 7, 1986 Are you over 60 or turning 71 before December 31, 1906? . If you are, and wish to secure a lifetime Income from RRSP or are Interested In other 6 year investments at very competitive rates, call 527-0410. Arnold J. Stinnissen 117 Goderish St. gest, Seaforth Swlife HJ NSALL AND AREA, G. HEARD CONSTRUCTION "Serving the Area Since 1962" • Gravel • Sand • Topsoil • Grading • Erosion Control • Excavating • Lawn Rolling 5270307 565-5031 R.R. 2 SEAFORTH For Television from Around The World CaII LARRY FISHER 524-9595 ROTO TILLERS 'models from 3'/a to 8 h.p. for every the garden. X1000 0 SATELLITE SYSTEM SPECIAL 50' Flberg on dis (5 yr. warranty) Polar U 9895e nld.n11000 Receiver 65 Degree L.N.A. Polorotor or , 65. per month SATELLITE SYSTEM SPECIAL 6' Perforated Dish installed 2000 Unid.nReceiver $1799 and more Completely Installed or uo p., month • Monthly Leasing Available • Home Demornstrations Value for your money - Backed by Service TV & STEREO SYSTEMS SALES & SERVICE CHOICE OF COLOUR L 8 A SOUTHWEST SATELLITE Coll Day or Night 524-9595 •Rear Tine, Powered Wheels, For effortless operation ...just one hand. ORDER NOW IN TIME FOR SPRING DELIVERY HURON TRACTOR EXETER 23S-1115 DLYTH 523-4244 Good turnout for shuffleboard Hensel' Cor�rt^eespondent SUSAN Iit1RTM,4N 262,$449 A good number attended the shuffling:' Thursday, Six gamofteinners were as follo* ladies high, Pearl Taylor 267, Beth Smith 26 Betty Grenier . 240is Men's high: " Walt Knowles 354, Ernie'Chipchase 338, Geo .e Dowson 258. The five game winners were: 011ie Coop 239 and Dorothy Britnell 202. NORTHCRESTNEWS A potluck dinner was held Monday, Ancil 28 with 16 residents of the Northcrest Nursing Home in attendance. Residents are happy tdvhave Irene Davis back in our midst and wish her a full and speedy recovery. YOUTH FORCHRIST South Huron Youth for Christ held their last indoor rally for the season Saturday night at Huron Centennial School, Brucefteld with a large number in attendance, Director Ron Westlake opened the rally with several choruses.. Ruth Gower of Goderich was at the piano. The opening prayer was said by Rey. Bob DeGraw of Centralia. Quizzing tizn followed with three teams taking part as others could not attend. Results were: Clinton` first, Exeter second and Bayfield third. As these were the quiz finals for this season, Robert Steclde, quizmaster, present- ed the trophy to the Clinton team. The coacli, Steve Rathwell thanked all the quizzers, and the board bf Y,F,C. Thetrophy will be placed'inClinton High School, Mr. and Mrs John Gowerof (;pilerich have been responsible for making up the ques- tions. The board members wilt'sponsor an appreciation night for all quizzers at the schogl on Thursday, May 15. The annual chicken barbecue will be held on Saturday, June 1,4 at Ken Gascho's park Zurich. Tickets will be available to all board/ members at $5.25 or $3.75• for children, The rally was then turned over to Marilyn Edgeley, a Gospel singer and speaker from Belleville. PERSONALS Mrs. 011ie Cooper, Hensall and Mrs. Dorothy Kyle of Richmond Hill recently returned from Hawaii, after spending 17 days with Shay Tours of Willowdale in conjunction with Trade W ind Tours of Waikiki Beach. The scenery was beautiful while the temperature remained between 80 and 90 degrees for the entire time. BASEBALL UNDERW AY The baseball season seems to be gettinfi underway in Hensall with groups of all ages participating. THIRD PLACE Jim Dickins rode his Hully Gully Honda to a third place finish in the 80A class at the season opener at Hully Gully on May 4. The track was fast and well-groomed with changes from previous years. Jim finished third in the first race with the fourth place bike within 100,40 hie rear wheel, , In. the second mots ;'lips had a comfortable lead over the Deg ,contender. JimliWt be racing at Motopark near Deeidtam next weekend as it is the final qualifier for the Toronto supercross. • QUEENSWAYNEWS April was a very popular Month for birthdays in 'the Queensway Nursing Home. Several residents from both the Rest Home and the Nursing Home joined in the birthday celebrations last week, Those who celebrated their birthdays in April were Albert Miazga, Murray Howe, Ross Thompson, Clayton Mathers, Dora Hogarth, Muriel Gunning, Reta Upshall, Margaret Smith and Margaret Coyne. On Monday, April 28 the Hensall Presby- terian Church ladies ran Bingo. It was well attended. On Tuesday, Rev. Richard Hawley per- formed the weekly church service, Josie Rychman was the volunteer pianist. On Wednesday residents enjoyed the best movie presentation yet. It was entitled, "J.T," the story of a shy lonely Harlem boy, whose only friend is an old one -eyed alley cat named Bones. It was an excellent movie. 'On Thursday afternoon the Rest Ho Ladies Baking Club met . to make bra muffins, They were absolutely delicious. On Saturday afternoon several Nursing Home residents met in the Activity Room for an afternoon bf crokinole and shuffleboard. All had a good time. . Kippen WI makes plans for coming year s TE -EM FARM OUR GREENHOUSES ARE FULL! Large selection of • BEDDING PLANTS • OVER 15,000 GERANIUMS • PERENNIALS, HANGING BASKETS, ROSES NURSERY STOCK, GARDEN SUPPLIES MOTHERS DAY SPECIAL FREE 31/2" Pot GERANIUM To all Mothers Making A Purchase on May 11th. NOW READY___ Our own fresh ASPARAGUS GREENHOUSE TOMATOES, ENGLISH CUCUMBERS RHUBARB OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK R.R. No. 1 Hayfield 482-3020 Kippen Correspondent MARGARET HOGGARTH 262-6902 their trip to Expo '86. New members are always welcome to join. PEOPLE Mrs. Emerson Kyle has now returned home from hospital The executive of Kippen East Women's Evelyn Wright flew to Calgary,Alberta to institute met in Hensall United Church' visit with her daughter bo was recently to plan their program for the comipg g year, Grace Drummond chaired the meeting completing a four month work term. While and Helen McLean acted as secretary. in the area Evelyn visited with her son Larry Many interesting meetings are forthcom- in Fort McMurray. Julie returns to continue ing including a . visit to the Grand Bend her education at Wilfrid Laurier University in Country Playhouse to see "Annie", a noon Waterloo. luncheon at Miller's Barn followed by a Nancy McGregor has returned to , the demonstration; a visit from Huron County's University of Waterloo to continue her Dairy Princess, a Family Night, A Eu,chre, studies. Paul Hoggarth completed a work and several Junior Farmers will highlight term at Champion in Goderich and returns to Horseback poker rally held The Seaforth and District Saddle Club's Poker Rally On Horseback was held on April 27 with over 70 riders taking part. Sunny skies and warm temperatures enhanced the scenic ride through the Hullett Conservation Area. W inners were: High hand - Carman Rile, Landesboro; second- Dan Patterson, Bol holm; third- Wyn Comley, Monkton; fourt Darlene Leeming, • Seaforth; fifth - Be Ortbiel, W ingham; size prize - Bob W rig', Auto . sealer re A local automobile dealer has redeive prestigious national arrd from its p company. HattFordMerc the Distinguish Award from the ty Mohawk College in Hamilton for his final term, Greg Hoggarth has returned from Aurora where he was teaching at St. Andrews College. Greg goes back to University of Waterloo to continue his studies in math. Janet Hoggarth spent several days in Montreal, Quebec with the 550 club of Seaforth District High School. The committee in charge of "Wedding Clothes Over The Years" is looking for wedding clothes over the last 100 years from 1886 to 1986. Brides, -grooms, attendants, going away clothes. Phone Mary Lou Hyde, Eudora Caldwell, Bonnie Caldwell or Rena Caldwell, if you have any of the above or know people who may have some. Dungannon; youngest rider - Heather Eckel, Seaforth; oldest rider - Wayne Longfield and Bonnie Longfield, Thamesford; booby prize - Iorne Reis; senior citizen high hand - Lee Flowers, Bayfield. A special thank you to all who organized and worked at the Poker Rally. For more information on the club and its upcoming. activities contact president, Brian Workman of Brussels or secretary, Wyn Comley of Mnnkton. — elves award a nt which the award is based h t J lin Hnrt o ftij$andi'htliifil'`d81ti'.�rseL'4ic� aspects of a dealership. There are four areas of achievement on eats fli, Waal Marded Wnh stealer Achievement is the main aspect. rd Motor Company of Service is the big one, and I think it's the Canada recently. ibis year, 144 of approxi- most important," said Mr. Hart. mately 770' Ford dealers in Canada received "It's the highest award the company has. the award. given tp dealers who excel In all We're pretty proud of it," Mr. Hart said. To WHITE BEAN PRODUCER5 From W.G. Thompson & Sons Ltd. The following White Bean Seed is available for 1986 plantings - packed in 25 kg_ bags and the best of quality. • ExRico "23" • OAC RICO • Seafarer • OAC Seaforth • Harofleet • Harokent • Kentwood Due to early ordering some your requirements now. • Crestwood • sl;VllidIand Rs • esiond • Northland varieties are sold out and we urge you to book Contact NOW the closest ihompsoBranch Carol Anne, Madonna and Anne Mar McQuaid McQuaid sisters earn scholarshipjs Anne Marie, Madonna and Carol Ann McQuaid received 5350 in scholarships at an awards night lost Tesday evening in Stratford. The money is sent to their teachers in agreement to further their musical education The girls say this is their best year yet and all their work and dedication is just starting to pay off. Mrs. McQuaid expressed her delight and agrees the three girls are easy to educate when the help themselves so well. The adjudicatorremarked hbw talented the girls were and said they deserve every encouragement possible. 0 CIhildren baptized A large crowd of family and friends attended P4triondville United Chard► an Sunday, April 20. Rev, Cheryl Ann Stadelbauer-sampa con- ducted the Sacrament of Baptista. `rhe children presented were MatthewJanies, son ofiim and Sharon McGrath; Amanda Marie, daughter of Royce and Patty Iaycox: David Daniel, son of Brian and Judy Nuhn; Tanya Michele and Trevor Christopher, children of Rid acid Lynne Coombs. Seeforth 345,2545 . Hermsell 262,2521 Mitchell 34868431 Pt. -Alibert' 529-7901 Allies Craig 293.3223 Granton 1234360 PEOPLE Mr. and Mrs. Dave McGeoch of Landon spentStindaywith his aunt, Olive McG'reoth, celebrating" her birthday. On Monday, April 28 her niece Iva Reid of Hensall and a number of her friends, Lettie Mct)dt afd Ann fienderson, htr#. Fizz Stewaff iRenaNfacdtenzie, Sans Finder, Jean lee, Evelyn Garrett, Donna Merintih and Carrie, Betty MacLean, Anne James, Jean Dutat and Margaret Stephenson called to wish 011ie a happy Byth birthday. Mrs. Garrett entertained with a reading "Gnawing Hid" enjoyed by all. Her friends presented 011ie with the Tuckeismith Township Sesgni- centennial Book and a birthday cake• Ulna wasservedand IiappyBirthdnysung to 011ie. Guests visiting at the horns of Jfni and Sharon' McGrath of Fgmdridville following Matthew's baptism Were grandparentsy Ida McGrath of Egntondville, PhylIi and Gordon Mitdiell of London, great giarrdmother Alice Beganson of ScotsburiL Neva Saida; great aunt and uncle Fiances and Tjoyd Cri vire of North Diver, Nova Scotia, Larry and Dianne McGrath and faintly, Mark, and Maryanne Smith and family of Egniondvlile, Rallih lend wine Mitchell and Jasoa, and Jennifer 14tifchelf"rot Tondo i.