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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1986-10-01, Page 6A6 THE HURON EXPOSITOR, Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada LIFE AND MORTGAGE INSURANCE PLANS, DEFERRED ANNUITIES INCOME TAX DEDUCTIBLE FLEXIBLE NO LOAD R.R.S. P. NON•BMOKERB RATES AVAILABLE REP Arnold Stinnissen 117 GODERICH ST. EAST SEAFORTH Tel. 527.0410 OCTOBER 1, 1966 gHENSALL AND AREA Mensal) ehufflere spend tirne at local arena FINANCIAL CENTRE, GODERICH 5242773 1.8U0•265.5503 PROFESSIONAL DOG GROOMING y." .Szl urea Complete Clipping b .0 and 94th, Nail Trimming, etc. Reasonable rates. For appointment cull 482-5694 E PIANO TUNING • REPAIRS • REBUILDING • KEYS RECOVERED C •DAMPP•CHASERS C• REGULATIN • BENCHES err G BRUCE PULSIFER 348.9223 MITCHELL Hensall Correspondent SUSAN HARTMAN 262.2449 are: Minor Hockey Skate-a-thon to be held October 113, Figure Skating Club which is selling cheese; The Beavers, Cubs and Scouts are selling chocolate bars and the C,G,1.T., who held a successful dance•a-thou on A good time was spent shuffling at the your rdPPoorning. Please be generous with srt. Arena on Thdrsday. Pepper CHILDREN'S CONCERT High men's scores were: John Tickets are now available for the Sharon W High Knowles 340, John C Anitatt 276. Lois and Bram concert and can be purchased High ladiesnDscores were: EthelKwleS 286. 315, Eileen Dowson 293, Knowles 286. >theBirthTree in Hensel] or Little Peoples, SENIORS NIGHT ExFLOW ER COURSE There were 24 attending the Bank of The Flower Basket in Hensall is holding a Montreal Seniors Night in Hensall last week. The door prize was won by Ethel Knowles. short d learn all about dway, O tog and decorating Jeanette ane prizes rwon by Pearl TaMildred your gifts just in time for Christmas. Turner, Evelyn Flynn, The all-inclusive price is $6 and you must M and 1- Doreen Anderson, Hazel sign up in advance bdropping in to or calling , Corbett and Helen Theil. The manager and staff wish to thank the Flower Basket.AY Z9INGHOMENEWS everyone for coming out and making the Queensway Nursing Home Residents evening so enjoyable. Special thanks to Joyce Q Pepper for playing the piano and to Walter began thir week on the exercises early Monday right g.oThere is nt by Knowles for leading sing -song. better way to begin the week, PERSONALSbetter the Tuesday afternoon church service, Congratulationsbiotheir third ddhadd Mike Solway residents had the pleasure of welcoming on the birth of child "Danny" last Reverend Alles totNursing Home. It was week. Continued on Page A16 Ernie and Olga Chipchase of Nor tcrest held returned from a trip to British Columbia and a motocross finale I l�ld visit with daughter and son-in-law in Thunder I V 9 Bay on the way home. We are happy to hear Motocross action finished the year out, on a Olga is recovering well from an illness good note as fine weather prevailed for the suffered during r. the trip. race on Sunday at Bully Gully. tW eloto il d. and Mho. haveaveer and their Sunday featured some of the best racing all residencewo young childrenAlbertwho taken up year, with seniors and experts turning out in on FUN SDRI full force for the Ontario high points. FUND DRIVE Local rider Jim Dickens of Hensel] put in a Many local youth organizations have ood ride and finished third overall in the 80A begun their yearly drive for funds. It seems a never-ending plea for money but the funds class. Clinton rider Dave Andrews also had a day,finishing 8th in the 125B class. are necessary for uniforms, supplies etc. so goodof Varna finished 8th in the 250 please try to help if you can. Some of the Chuck Collinsl tl out hitting the pavement Expert class. Drummond gave a reading ani celebrate its anniver- Members also made a Mexican Salad and Kippen Correspondent followed by participaction. Dorothy Bell sary on Sunday' Octdober 19. A special Nachos. PERSONAS MARGARET HOGGARTH conducted a contest which was won by Evelyn service is being planned for that day. Congratulations to Bob and Marlene Bell 262-6902 Workman. Frances Kinsman read two 4-14CLUBNEWS poems. Courtesy remarks were given by The first meeting of Kippen 3 was held at on becoming grandparents. Their grand - Evelyn Workman. Margaret Hoggarth pre- Brucefield Church, September 16. The .two daughter Stacey Lee was born on W ednes- sented a farewell gift to Evelyn Workman new leaders, Janet Papple and Barbara day, September 17. Linda and Dan Crerar are who is leaving in October to live in St. Marys. Moffat, introduced themselves then all the the proud parents. The President then closed the meeting. members had to introduce themselves by Al and Margaret Hogghhgarth have revisited turned Lunch McDowell served and Agnes Thea Wisch, Charlotte Eyre and all sampled a theylhoped tone what learn from this club. like to do and what from Al'swcousi spJanice and Gran, where t Schultz cup of Mrs. McAllister's herb tea. A The officers were ' elected as follows: and family of North Bay. They then drove reminder that the October meeting will be on President, Moffat,, eSecretary, Floating, g Vice President, Tree- enjoythrough the beautiful colors of tart of he lea es Parkuin the the 4th a edLorne in October. surer, Lois Anne Lostell, Press Reporter, trees. Reverend Lorne Keays presided in the floating. On Saturday, September27, Al, Margaret, pulpit of St. Andrew's on Sunday. As Sunday, This 4 H club is called "Milk Makes It". Greg, Paul and Janet Hoggarth travelled to October 5 is W orldwi Communion Sunday, M . bers discussed the importance of Hamilton to watch the graduation ceremonies Holy Communion will be observed in St. ca4711,1 i in the diet and teamed about at Mohawk College, when Paul Hoggarth Andrews Church on that day. Choir practice al osteoporosis, the crippling disease which received his diploma in mechanical engineer- will bot] male and female are need0 a.m. ed. affects the bones of mainly older women. ing technology. SALES AND SERVICE ,{l MAKING ROPE — Cindy Smith, right, gets a lesson on how to make rope from Huron County Pioneer Museum employee Meike Hanl, while Marg Hinton, of G d rwh looks on. M groups presently tours Bayfieidgarden East Institute Kippen s was Kippen Church will d this Pp for all domestic • APPLIANCES • AIR CONDITIONERS • COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION Call FRANK VERBERNE 345-2262 DON TRAVERS LTD. Hensel! 262-2505 The Kippen East Women's Institute met September 17 at the home of Mrs. McAllister of Bayfield. Before darkness fell members toured the herb garden with Mrs. McAllister as their guide and were able to sample and learn the many uses of the herbs. Mrs. McAllister was thanked by Mona Alderdice and presented with a gift of appreciation. Helen MacLean read a poem and a moment of silence followed in memory of the late Grace Pepper. A 20 cent fine was charged to five members who failed to wear their institute pin. The County Rally is to be held in Walton on October 6 and the area convention is to be held in London October 16 and 17. 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