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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1990-01-24, Page 111177 ti em rt t ' home: Jaenta!y has.. •a Very, busy inonth here VA the se4ond Oiler .o£ the Seafortit *tenor, 4 4e Rotfrementa Hon4e has Ogee woo ng load putting on finishing touches. erre keeping things neat and ,clean despite ongoing construction in the south wing. It Whoped pia' wiu be'completed very aeon. The washer and dryers have arrived and been installed and the elevator is now funetiomng. The residents are very pleas- ed with these services now available to them. The offices are completed and the administration staff has moved to them from their temporary set up in one of the suites. They are now located between the livjnga'oom and diningroom. Community reepofrsedias been, good and many people have' toured the home this month. If you haven't been through and would like a tour, please feel free to do anytime. The staff is always -more than happy to show you around. For more details please con- Hensall ItIorrison. Bethke resident topples at. *spat of enby the Inde` a ce f 'Ruth I•Iridebranti or Linda ` tact :either enjoy a io t (teen o their overt it%hatr parking bas hee?ftset up. tR accomodate this. , Weather cooperating, they are not always home. £o activities so the program is limited at this time. The .nursing home, on . the Sitter hand, has an extensive activity progran f4 which residents are always . welcome. Church services are available every Wednesday afternoon in the nursing home and will be investigated with the addition of -more residents. Since the Public library is not accesible to the elderly er handicapped and several of the manor residents are avid readers, arrangements have been made with the Seaforth library for a monthly book ex- change. Trudy Broome is the 'contact for making this service available. cess,. Residents, staff and families enjoyed lovely pot luck supper to the .ditungroozn. TMS was the •first meal m the new fdin- soromanwush atdratehdeeliOcns meal. Befofe supjer, everyone Joined for cocktail hour'in the livingroosti around the fireplace After supper residents showed the staff•some pomtors when they all join- ed in games of euchre and checkers: An enjoyable evening was had by all. The home is pianpiig to host a Seniors' Valentine euchre party on February 13. at 2 p.m. It is hoped many seniors from the community will jam the residents for art afternoon of fun and prizes. A light lunch and tea will be served. If you don't play euchre come anyway and enjoy chatting around the fireplace. All are •welcome! There may also be a . bus tour .to the. ice.. capades . in March if there is enough interest, to take steps against illiteracy Hensall Correspondent SUSAN HARTMAN 262-2449 Hid you know that ten per cent of Cana- dians can't read the directions of a jar of cough syrup? Or that 50 per cent cannot locate a shop in the yellow pages? i Illiteracy is a major obstacle and the best way to prevent a new generation of ignorance is to encourage a love of reading in young people. With tits goal in mind volunteers are needed to share one hour per week with a child. Anyone interested in participating in a Hensall "Reading Circle" please call Joanne Rowdiffe or Susan Hartman. Let's help to make reading and a love of books a joy and not a chore to young people. There is an excellent article on Literacy in the January 1990 edition of Canadian Living Magazine. NURSERY SCHOOL Hensaill Nursery School still has room for fall pre-schoolers. Call Carla Long for more information. CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY This past weekend many area residents joined with the family of Victor and Irene Hartman, Dashwood to celebrate 40 years of marriage. After a delicious supper at Exeter's 3 AAA's, the eight Hartman children, spouses and grandchildren welcomed over 200 friends, neighbors, and family members at a reception in Dashwood. EPL Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hubley of Seaforth visited on Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Harold McCallum at Walton. Clarence Regele of Seaforth is a patient in Seafertlt-Comrnumty-Hospital:- We wish iii`ii'is's1)ect`fq' reiMrery, m„ ,11;17.1 Barbara Dowell of W: ton visited with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hubey at Seaforth on Saturday evening. Ross Driscoll is a patient in Seaforth Community Hospital. We wish him a speedy recovery. Special surprise guests were Mrs. Suzanne Madore of Quebec with her daughters Elise and Marie. The Madores are former residents of RR 3, Dashwood and enjoyed reminiscing with many friends and neighbors. Hensall guests at the reception included Mr. and Mrs. Ron Hartman and family, Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Grenier and fami- ly, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ferguson. VISIT PARENTS Janis and Peter Bisback, along with Vic- toria, Peter -Owen and David, have return- ed home after spending the holiday season with Janis's parents, Dr. and Mrs. Whit- man in Texas. Although the weather was cool it was positively balmy compared to the Ontario deep freeze. SHUFFLEBOARD RESULTS Top Hensall Shuffleboard scores for January 16 were: Pearl McKnight 371, Dave Kyle 351, Bruce Watson 333 and Hugh McKay 316. HENSALL HOCKEY On January 13, this Hensall Novice travelled to Clinton and played to a 14 - 0 win. Goals were scored by Jacob Bruker, Jonathan Triebner (both unassisted). Jason Corbett assisted by Jacob Bruxer; Jacob Bruxer from Paul Cooper and Jason McBeath; Casey O'Brien from Ryan Munn; Jonathon Campbell from Jason Cor- bett; Jeff Campbell unassisted; Paul Cooper\ unassisted; Jason Corbett from Gerry Corbett and Jason McBeath; Jason Corbett from Jeff Campbell; Jonathan Keyes unassisted; Jason Corbett from Jeff Campbell; Jeff Campbell from Jason Cor - Council • from page "Paving's wonderful, I agree with it 100%", he remarked," but you see it every day; you pave it, you dig it up. You pave it, you dig it up." "That's not progress, that's stupidity," a r'' Itadfaci 1 4 has be e< ori h bunctl hi >a Suite some time now, and it was agreed t9rat an application for supplementary sub- sidization towards it could not be put off any longer. Tuckersmith Clerk Jack McLachlan noted that the subsidy, if granted, is expected to cover between bett and Jason McBeath and Jeff Camp- bell, unassisted. On January 17, the Hensall Novice hosted Zurich in an exhibition game. The Zurich team won by a 5 to 2 score. Goals for Hensall were scored by Ryan Munn, assisted by Paul.Cooper, and Jacob Bruxer assisted by Jeff Rathwell. CARMEL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. Mark Gaskin called the congrega- tion to worship, following the organ prelude. Prayers and scripture and several hymns followed. The sermon was entitled " Ascription of Praise". A hearty welcome was extended to all in attendance. Among the an- nouncements, the Carmel annual meeting January 31 will consider a proposal for starting a Sunday schogl. The Presbytery of Stratford -Huron meets in Brussels this Wednesday. Your attention is requested regarding the following important items: Community week of prayer services, Sunday January 28 at 7:30 p.m., Trivett Memorial Anglican Church (Exeter), speaker Rev. Don Rogers (Pentecostal), Music: The Huronia Singers. Monday January 29 - 7:30 p.m. Hensall Presbyterian Church, Speaker, Rev. Stephen Alles (Lutheran), Music: Heart and Soul Youth Singers. Tuesday January 30 - 7:30 p.m. Crediton United Church, Speaker: Henry Van Essen (Reformed), Music:Jennifer Gielnik. Refreshments and Fellowship will follow each evening, sponsored by The South Huron Ministerial Association. THE Hl1RQN EXPOSITOR', JANUARY 24 1990 —:11/ Wgttiir wets W.D F„10 peer?•= 4 ft qnd Sos Ltd• :. 4'09600 ROTARY Pi!$1 Non btN,�I 522-7517 '1234M McLaughIin Chet/ -Olds Ltd. 13 Main St. Seaforttr 527-114ip .;' •Service • Selection • Savings • Satisfaction • Leasing •Complete BODY SHOP Service , LOVE OF ANIMALS. Rosalind Higgs, a visitor at the Seaforth Community Hospital last week, plays with a hamster brought in as part of the Activation Groups Pet Therapy. Pet therapy will continue at the hospital every two weeks. Robinet photo. Cranbrook euchre attracts 42 competitors Cranbrook Correspondent MRS. MAC ENGEL 8874645 BERG Sales - Service Installation Free Estimates • Barn Cleaners • Stabling • Bunk Feeders Donald G. Ives R.R. 2 Blyth Brussels 887-9024 1 HURON SUPERIOR MEMORIALS ESTABLISHED OVER 60 YEARS Gary and Sharon Evans and Frank and Kathy Workman were in charge of the Hall Board euchre on January 19 when 13 tables played, with winners: High -Isabelle Bremner, Frank McKenzie; low -Dorothy Dilworth, Bob Bremner; lone hands, Ver- na Crawford, Bill Dobson; tables -Lloyd Smith, Cecil Baynard, Keith Turnbull, Eluned McNair, Marjory McCourt, Annie Engel, Harold Bragg, Adrian Verstoep. The euchre on Friday January 26 will be spon- sored by the Canadian Order of Foresters. See -when Seaforth-and an of Huron County MICHAEL FALCONER 153 HIGH STREET, CLINTON Bus.: 482-9441 Res.: 482-3664 Evening appointments available Bailey's of Hensel!' Ltd. Highway #4 * Hensall * 262-2020 * * Furnaces * Air Conditioning * Heat Pumps Your 80-90% of the total $6751110 cost. "That bridge is going `to be a big burden, and that's going to cote whether you do it this year, main three: years, or in five years." Carrier Home Comfort People 14"e Aren't Comforta6Ce 2lntel. You Are CT WO -;na:.�4 -a.4a. _.y. zqr, Yal.'0 •'r CLASSIFIEDS! ow FOR ALL YOUR S.XXAMALINIaw CLEANING NEEDS BMtPialdan7 SEE JEFF rYNDALL. Y•ir.iji;I$''4FEAA NABL''E RRrC°ES OFFICE .,,......... 524-2260 RESIDENCE ......, 482-7615 FREE ESTIMATES* YOU EV Y® E! We appreciated your support co-operation and assistance for our 1990 Spring/Summer Bridal Fair & Fashion Show. SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR BUILDING LOT OWNERS There's prefab houses... Then (here's Royal Homes *Adam Wilson *Bruce Schoenhals *Chelsea Schoenhals *Chris Caldwell *Chris Poelman •Elaine Boyes *Gregory Medd *Jennifer Andrews, *Jennifer Pollock *Joel Pollock *Joyce Feltz *Karen Crawford *Kathy Van Bakel *Leanne Erb •Leigh Proctor *Leslie King *Pam Gethke MODELS—. *Lorelei Robinson •Manisay Visouvath •Maranda Blake *Marc) Schoenhals *Marg Leslie *Maryanne Chambers *Michelle Hoy •Norma Luckhardt THANKS TO OUR PRODUCTION STAFF If you're a lot owner, you have a big decision to make. You have to ensure that you get the best value for your building dollar, and feel confident with your choices. Accordingly, we've taken the liberty of making this rather revealing comparison. *Pat King *Pat McArdle *Pat Schoenhals • Paula McArdle •Paula McDonald *Priscilla McDonald • Shana Hutchings *Traci Boyes *Traci Taylor ALSO A SPECIAL THANKS TO.•. *Deb Gibson "Dorothy Medd *Cindy Fleet *Karen Snow *Janet Andrews ®Janet Cameron *Stephen Oliver CHSS Art & Drama Club *Bill Crawford *Geoff King *Wayne Pollock 1 Stage Set - Steve Oliver & CHSS Drama Club Flowers - K. C. Cooke Florist Hair - Les Ciseaux Make-up - Mary Kay by Jenny Fleischauer Video - Bob Legg Program - Pat Taylor Runway Carpet - B & M Fine Furniture Door Prizes Generously *The Wedding Knot •Ferguson's Apiaries •Prudential Insurance *Robert Q "Travel Merchant *Mary Kay *Special Effects •Everything Gcod •Bradshaws "Wuerth's Shoes •Schleihauf Chocolates •Pete's Photography & & Hobbies •Trudy's Pastry Kitchen *Walden Photography •3 Neat Guys Donated Byn•N •Joyce Cook Catering •Sterling Limo . *Flower Magic by Jean K. C. Cooke Florist *Vere Designs •Anstett Jewellers *Elgin Avenue Furniture Gallery THANK YOU BRIDAL FAIR EXHIBITORS •3 Neat Guys •Anstett Jewellers •Bradshaws •Prudential Insurance *Everything Good *Ferguson Apiaries •Flower Magic •Joyce Cook Catering Mary Kay by Jenny Flelschauer •Peto's Photography & Hobbies 9 Rattenbury Street East Clinton, Ontario Weigh the differences for yourself at your nearest Royal Homes sales centre. For our lull 70)0ur catalogue. ,end S5 00 to your noare,( Royal Hnme, Sale, (none Pho,• . *Special Effects *Sterling Limo •The Wedding Knot *Travel Merchant •Trudy's Pastry Kitchen •Vere Design's *Walden Photography *Weddings 'n Such •Wuerth Shoes 0 The " Factory Home Builders • tn,n,-ln Sale, (,Mr, W •nrnnr Malo, M<K0n/,e prow & Hwy 0400 M4nlr ()Mann (64 150 (4<6)0 I7 1 <00 1 <00 <0, 100I • Poo rhmmirg6 541,4 (0nlrr Ily„ 07 (4,f a1 Ilwy 0174, 0u. 4700 Prirrhn,nngh ilei.•,,. 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