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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1990-03-07, Page 66A — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, MARCH 7, 1990 Sim Life Assurance Company of Canaria LIFE & MORTGAGE INSURANCE PLANS DEFERRED ANNUITIES. INCOME TAX DEDUCTIBLE RRSP RRIF'S NON-SMOKERS RATE AVAILABLE Rep. ARNOLD STINNI$SEN 117 Goderich St. East, Seaforth Tel. 527-0410 Hensall figure -skaters prepare for annual carnival *DRAPERIES *VERTICALS •VENETIANS •PLEATED SHADES •NO FEES *ALL INVESTMENTS GUARANTEED & INSURED •FUNDS TRANSFERABLE VIA CHARTER BANK INVESTMENTS West Wawanosh Mutual Insurance Company Dungannon, 529-7922 1-800-264-5595 Farm Protection For: FARM Perils. Fera s, -Live Earn Hensall Correspondent SUSAN HARTMAN 262.2449 Corbett, Alicia Hummel, Anita Phillips, Tara Ingram. As a result of two Test Days the follow - The Hensall Figureaing list are those who passed: DUTCH number of skaterho have pass d their Kim Taylor, MitcWALTZ: Karrie hell wartAli. CANASTAia : badges. They include: Anita Phillips, Kari Taylor. FIESTA: Katie Rathwell, Jenny Smale. SWING: Katie Rathwell, Jenny Smale. SWING: Jenny Smale. TEN FOX: Leann Consitt, Jenny Smale. WILLOW: Leann Consitt. FOX- TROT: Mellisa Masse. 14 STEP: Dana Cooper, Melissa Masse, Teresa Haugh. PRELIIVIINARY FREE SKATE: Dana Cooper, Terri Elder, Richelle Elder. On February 18 more skaters attended the Home Competition in Parkhill, with the following results: Karrie Consitt, fourth; Leann Consitt, competitor; Dana Cooper, second; Richelle Elder, third; Terri Elder, competitor; Mellisa Masse, competitor; Jenny S -male competitor; Katie Rathwell, competitor; Kari Taylor competitor. The Hensall club carnival "Circus on Ice" will be on March 10 at 7:30 P.M. at the Hensall Arena. Please plan to attend. UNITED CHURCH NEWS The Sacrament of Communion was celebrated at the Hensall United Church on this first Sunday in Lent. During the "Children's Time" Rev. Wright told the children about a new church season which we call Lent. He also told them about the special Easter offering for the World Development and Relief Fund which is used to help people around the world. A special booklet describing the work done by this fund was handed out to the children. Gerry Corbett read the Old Testament Lesson on behalf of the Sunday School. Rev. Wright's sermon was entitled "Original Sin - Salvific Hope". It was pointed out that to be human was to be corrupted by sin but that only God could deliver us from this sin. The choir sang a very beautiful anthem entitled "A Lenten PRE -BEGINNER: Jenalyn Baker, Jamie Keys, Denise Ritchie, Stacey Crerai, Jillian Koehler, Tristalyn Russel, Jenna Dayman, Shauna Koehler, Laurel Shapton, Craig Hoover, Greg Mousseau, Krista Taylor, Josh Hummel, Mathew Mousseau, Michele Wilder, Tara Ingrain, Amber Preszcator, Gillian Wright, Ashley Hawke, Danny Moir, Melissa 'Wilder, Jamie Wilbert Laura Wright. BEGINNER: Craig Hoover, Jamie Keys, Michele. Wilder, Laura Wright, Jamie Blair, Miranda Knight, Christopher Pilgrim, Marique Branderhorst, Taryn McBride, Panayise Frageskatos, Greg Mousseau, Tara Ingram, Mathew Mousseau. ELEMENTARY: Kyle Fusick, Jamie Keys, Mathew Mousseau, Christopher Pilgrim, Michele Wilder, Tara Campbell, Tara Ingram,' Matt Hummel, Shauna Koehler. BASIC: Erin Campbell, Tara Campbell, Tara Ingram, Sarah Miller, Megan Preszcator, Matt Hummel, Cassandra O'Brien. NOVICE I: Nicole Miller, Tara Ingram, Megan Preszcator, Lindsay Knight. NOVICE II: Lindsay Knight, Nicole Miller, Becky Corbett, Tara Ingram. NOVICE III: Karrie Consitt, Alicia Hum- mel, Anita Phillips, Tara Ingram, Dawn Corbett, Kim Taylor. NOVICE IV: Kim Taylor, Karrie Consitt, Dawn Corbett, Alicia Hummel, Tara In- gram, Anita Phillips. PROFICIENCY TEST: Karrie Consitt, Dawn Corbett, Alicia Hummel, Anita Phillips, Tara Ingram. FREE SKATE I: Karrie Consitt, Dawn Staffa women base session on multiculturalism fnzauwd plain d 1'eIFllt e: )rehensi v Farre J4hili chadiifag Llalal ie 1 Pollution Liub Non•licensetl veb le,il Farm A1rtti. -Free fare pr en>ll, Staffa Correspondent MRS. JOHN TEMPLEMAN 235-2346 The opening study session based on the subject "Multiculturalism" was presented by Ada Pethick and Janet Dearing on February 14, when Hibbert United Church Women met for their monthly meeting. The worship service was highlighted by an impressive film strip, entitled "Many Peoples One Hope". Plans are being made for a special Easter Event at Hibbert United Cliurch, April 17 at 8 pm, and the annual strawberry supper on June 15. The group decided to continue support for Seeds for Africa, used stamps and Campbells soup labels are being collected. Scripture calendars are due by the end of February The Hibbert youth group is planning a "Work Day" when help will be available. A delicious Valentine lunch was provid- ed and served by Ruby Iney and Dorothy Daw. For a quotation, please contact any of the following agents: FRANK FORAN, Lucknow 528-3824 LYONS & MULHERN Goderich 524.2664 DONALD R. SIIMPSON Ripley 395-5362 JOHN NIXON Brussels 887-9417 DELMAR SPROUL Auburn 529-7273 Clinton 482-3434 KENNETH MacLEAN Paisley 368-7537 SLADE INSURANCE BROKERS INC. Kincardine 396-9513 Port Elgin 389-4341 LAURIE CAMPBELL Brussels 887-9051 Meditation', Board the Herman United ChurchOmeets this Thoursday evening E ecutive at 7:15, Committees at 7:30, Full Board at 8:00 pm. A clothing bale for Mission Services London is being prepared. Good, clean, us- ed clothing can be left- at the church Tues- day through Friday from nine until noon PEOPLE Weekend visitors with Mr.. and Mrs Leonard Noakes were Dr. Donald Noake Nanairno, B.C., Dr. David Noakes from Guelph, Robert and Lorraine Noakes Sarah and Barry from Seaforth and Linda Henry of Forest. Don't forget March Break next week. The Arena Staff has many fun activities planned. Call the Arena for information. At the Library on March 15 at 2:30 pm will be James Gordon. A mask workshop will be held March 17 at 10 a.m. Call the Library for information. There will be no storyhours during March Break. HENSALL EXPLORERS By Katie Rathwell and Carolyn Upshal During the month of February the Ex- plorers started a new lesson packet called "FOOD IN A HUNGRY WORLD". The Explorers also had a Valentine's piz- za party. They played games and did lots of other neat stuff. The girls also started writing to their pen pals. Each girl has a penpal who is an Explorer in Stratford. The Explorer girls started making Easter Medallions to send to someone in Africa. SHUFFLEBOARD RESULTS Highest score for Hensall shuffleboard on February 27 was: Dave Kyle who scored 378. Pearl McKnight scored 343; Dave Wood- ward, 343; John Pepper, 339; and Hugh McKay 337. The next Shuffleboard game will be Mon- day, March 12. CARD PARTY Seven tables played euchre at Hensall Three Links Seniors card party. The win- ners were: ladies; Nora Corriveau, Anne Finkbeiner; men; Jack Madge, George Dawson. Lone hands; Elsie Carlisle, Hugh McKay. The draw winners were: Margaret Cole, Evelyn Flynn, Ina Neeb, Margaret Mole. The next card party March 27. Everyone welcome. HENSALL NOVICE On February 28 the Exeter Waxers came to Hensall and won 7 to 4 in an exhibition game. Hensall Goals were scored by Paul Cooper, Jeff Campbell, 2, and Jimmy Seaton. Assists were by Jacob Bruxer and Jeff Campbell. It was a well played game in goal by Jeremy Willer. Ex &.tarday, March 3, Hensall travelled toron HuPark and defeated the Stephen team 16 to 1. HensaU goals were scored by: Jason in Corbett, 2; Casey O'Brien, 1; Paul Cooper, 4; Jeff Campbell, 3; Jonathan Campbell, 1 - Jimmy Seaten, 2; Ryan Munn, 2; •and • Jaceb Braxer. Assists were by Paul Cooper, 5; Jason • Corbett, 3; Gerald Corbett, Jeff Rathwell, es Ryan Munn, and Jonathan Keys. ATOM HOCKEY , In a game which pitted Hensall vs Bayfield in Bayfield on Monday, February 26 Hensall defeated Bayfield 9-3. Goals were scored by: Brock Weiss, 3; Grey Keys, 2; Stephen Oud, Eric Groot, Regan Neilands, and Mark Bell. Assists were by Regan Neilands, Mark Bell and Graham Keys. In the Hensall vs Goderich 1 game b Goderich Sunday, March 4, Hensall shut out Goderich 3-0. Goals were scored by Brock Weiss, Greg Keys and Mark Bell. Stephen Oud got an assist. , 9U:.P.NSWAY PROVINCIAL FINALISTS - Six high school students 4including two alternates) were chosen to represent the Snowbelt Region Ontario Student Debating Union at the provincial finals to be held later this month. They had to .first prove themselves at a regional debate held in Clinton. That debate was on bilingualism. Qualifying to go on were: from left, Ben Barnes, F.E. Madill; Sarah Brophy, F.E. Madill; Glenn McBeath, Exeter (alternate); Chris Veysey, Clinton; Cheri Hoggarts, Seaforth; and Rob ,Roorda, Clinton (alternate). Robinet photo. CARMEL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH There's no need at all for impressive prayer for the minute we seek God he is already there. The organ prelude at Carmel Presbyterian Church in Hensall Sunday was played by organist Carolyn Love. Rev. Mark Called the congregation to worship. Assisting Rev. Mark with the scripture readings was elder Robert Taylor. The Sanctus was sung and prayer of adoration and psalm of praise and prayer of confes- sion and pardon were given. Rev. Mark gave the Lenten reading and prayer. The sermon entitled "Dealing with Temptation" has applied to and still ap- plies to us all. Several hynuls were sung, and the offering, doxology and dedication preceded the announcements. Announcements: The church season of Lent began this past week on Ash Wednes- day,and it will continue for the next 40 days and six Sundays, until Easter Day (April 15). It is a period of discipline, but not of a negative type. As someone has said, "Lent consists of doing something, not in merely doing without something". Rev. Mark will be away at a meeting March 5 to 7. In the event of a pastoral emergency please contact elder Jim Dougall, at 235-1778. Note: Monday 8 p.m. Carmel P.C.W. Meeting; Sunday 9:45 a.m. Carmel Wor- ship service; March 20 Carmel Board and Session meeting; Mar. 28. Presbytery meeting in Hensall; April 1 Worship Ser- vice times change • 11:15 a.m. April 1 Spring Gospel concert with the "The Bonds of Love" at 7:30 p.m. in Carmel Presbyterian, Hensall. Tickets available at Selah book store and from several members of the church. Queensway residents whip up batch of scones Hello! Welcome to Queensway News. Fun and Fitness started the day Monday morning with lots of bending and stret- ching to loosen everyone up. Residents played their last Bingo with the Kippen United Church Women on Monday after- noon and will miss their, weekly visit. Tuesday afternoon Reverend Mark Gaskin of Hensall Presbyterian Church led the worship service with Edith Bell as pianist. Baking club met Wednesday and whip - OW OES THIS WOHK AGAIN? IT'S EASY! •Do you have papers, orders, documents, that have to be in Toronto, Vancouver, New York, Los Angeles, Paris, Rome, or Listowel today? Right nowt •Ever faced with deadlines? MEET THEM WITH FAX Instant Document Transmission The Huron Expositor has a FAX machine in our office that lets you contact any other FAX machine in the world ... instantly. 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HENSALL 262-2410 WALTON 527-1540 887-9261 %y w?,��•`}.-sly . ,1 aa,i •..?� 0' -a CENTRALIA 228-6661 AV* erd.lik ped up a tempting batch of scones which everyone enjoyed fresh from the oven. Residents gathered in the Activity Room, Friday afternoon to draw items suitable to St. Patrick's Day. Many made shamrock cards for their special someone. Informa- tion Day, Goderich has been cancelled un- til next month. Coming events are: March 17 at 2:30 pm the St. Patrick's Day party. March 29 at 2 pm the Birthday Party with entertain- ment by Gladys Van Egmond and Group. .MeKiiiop • from page IA Federal Income Tax charge of $5,153 was figured into the 1989 total. This is the first time in the last five years that the com- pany has had to pay tax, for under the provisions of the Canada Income Tax Act which has been in effect in previous years, McKillop Mutual was exempt from income taxes as it earned at least 50% of its premium income from farm insurance. This was not the case in 1989. Officers for the McKillop Mutual Com- pany are Donald McKercher, President; Kenneth Moore, Vice -President; Stuart Wilson, Past President; James Cardiff, Secretary-Treasurer/Manager. The slate of Directors and Adjusters includes Eric Anderson, Matthew Haney, Lavern Godkin, Stanley Mcilwain, Donald McKercher, Ken- neth Moore, John Tebbutt, Alex Townsend and Stuart Wilson. Agents are Graeme Craig, Robert McNaughton, Donald Taylor, Banter and MacEwan Insurance Brokers and John Wise Insurance Brokers. Copies of the Annual Report are available for policy holders at the front desk of the McKillop Mutual office. Walton • from page 2A Concession, west of Walton, they thought that it was a police dog. A second look convinced them that it was a wolf, and the chase was on. It was not until the next day that the hunt was successful when Ton Bennett brought the wolf down in a bush two miles north of the village. Miss Carol Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Brown, Seaforth, has been awarded her Associate Solo Performer's Degree in piano from both the Royal Con- servatory of Music and the Western Con- servatory of Music. Miss Brown, who has been studying piano since the age of five, is the organist for the First Presbyterian Church and the pianist for the Junior Farmer choir. Truck driver Anthony Al, 21, of Walker- ton, escaped uninjured Thursday afternoon when his truck, loaded with 2,500 crated chickens, rolled into a ditch. The accident, just north of Hensall on Highway 4, killed 30 chickens and $400 damage to the truck. The chickens on the loose were quickly recrated: ATWOOD 356-2292 KIRKTON 229-8986 AMBERLEY 395-3601 to