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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1990-03-14, Page 97 THE HLIil9N ,EXFiy$1Tbk,f\4ARCil4 14, 1999,-- 9A We were pleased to supply and stall the plumbing, heating and Conditioning far the newly renovated ,"Box Funeral Chapel" • P Larry McGrath Licensed Gas Fitter, Licensed Plumber IN 522-0493 Seaforth • >:,*1 4.4 'ISILAMSE 7.` - tt Vat W \e were pleased to have been chosen to do the aluminum siding of the Box Funeral Chapel Mac ean Si g a ovatio ave Mcnay 527-1573 e HS Joe Dick 527-0421 e • • *, • A -4Zf- • • We were pleased to lay the brick for the Ball & Falconer "Box Funeral Chapel" CA HOLLAN MASONRY 527-1906 SEA'FORTH • , ,,,1***k ". • 'A* '41fflx eafteftatedatioad, Wet* aria eivie4 We were pleased to have been chosen to supply Sunworthy Wallcoverings and Benjamin Moore Paints. HILDEBRAND PAINT & PAPER interior& Exterior Decorators Your Sunworthy Decorating Centre Main St, Seaforth 527-1880 0SUNVVORTHY WALLCOVE0tINGS • , trortVA n PAINTS t ' • te- e•, 4 0,v .4, • 1,1$ cti PURCHASE WHEELCHAIRS - The Queensway Ladies Auxiliary put the $1,000 raised at their annual craft and bake sale to good use. They purchased two wheelchairs in two sizes, for use by residents needing a little more mobility while outside the Nursing Home. From left are auxiliary members, Eileen Rannie, Helen Anderson, Mary Roobol, -Elva Forrest, Elsi Mathers, Lil Baker, Dorothy Brintnell, Jessie Archer, Rita VanWeiren, Joyce Pepper, home adminlitrator Doris Jantze, and activities coordinator Carol Gascho. Photo courtesy Exeter T -A. Queensway auxiliary takes delivery of two Hello! Welcome to Queensway News. Father Hayes visited and led Mass for the Catholic residents on Monday morning. Residents also welcomed several of his parishioners. In the afternoon residents en- joyed Library Hour as they were familiarized with the contents of the Activi- ty Room Library and several of the publications received each month. Tuesday afternoon Reverend Parker of the Varna -Goshen United Church led the worship service with Floyd McAsh as pianist. Queensway Volunteer Auxiliary met Wednesday morning and discussed upcom- ing events. They were thrilled to take delivery this past week of two new wheelchairs courtesy of funds raised at the November Craft and Bake Sale. They Ve i 11 QUEENSWAY again want to thank everyone who con- tributed in any way at the sale. In the afternoon residents baked shamrock cookies to enjoy at the St. Patrick's party Saturday, March 17. The Thursday movie night focus was "Maple Syrup". Residents viewed two films. The first was called "Maple Spring", the second "Taffy". These films certainly brought forth memories as several people related their own sap gathering ex- periences. More than half of the viewers wheelchairs had taken part in maple syrup making. They also had just recently enjoyed pan- cakes and syrup at their own Shrove Tues- day meal. Coming events are: Saturday March 17, at 2:30 p.m. St. Patricks Party., Thursday March 22, at 6:30 "Something Beautiful for God" a film about Mother Theresa's work in Calcutta and Thursday March 29, at 2 p.m. the Birthday Party with entertain- ment by Gladys Van Egmond and group. triloquist capt' res attertion of youth at rally RENSALL SCOUTS IHenstell Correspondent Over the past year, the Herman Scout SUSAN HARTMAN Movement has been involved with the 262-2449 Ministry of Natural Resources in cleaning 4 ' . and restoring Black Creek with the onth HurolrYouth For Christ held their , thoughts of testocking• the C'teek iri the monthly Rally on Saturday, March 3 at future. Huron Centennial School. There were ap- Thursday, March 15, at 7 p.m., a proximately 120 in attendance. The au- member from the Natural Resources in 'ence's attention was captured by a ven- Wingham, is corning to the Hensall Legion hiloquist, Les Cook, from lyth. He had Hall (upstairs) to give a presentation of his puppet, Okey-Pokey with him, which slides on the project with hints and sugges- delighted the children as well as the tions to help us along. adults. Anyone interested in the project should Quiz Teams from Goderich, Auburn and come to the meeting, even if you are not Zurich took part in the Bible Quiz which involved with the Scout Movement. was taken from Ephesiaus 5. Robert UNITED CHURCH NEWS Steckle was the Quiz -master. Ton then led Worshippers at the Hensall United the people in a few choruses with Ruth Church were greeted and welcomed at the Billets are still needed • house delegates Gower at the piano. door by Peter Pryde and Rev. Doug to the Annual Meeting of London Con - Guest speaker, Gordon Williams, from Wright on Sunday. ference of the United Church to be held at the Good Samaritan Church, Kitchener, During the "Children's Time" Rev. Centralia College early in May. If you can gave his testimony of how Jesus became Wright used his finger puppets and a story help, please contact Shirley McAllister or real to him. Before God called him into the ministry, his aspiration was to be a to explain that God's love makes us feel professional boxer. He has been host on Nate Light, a part of the Huntley St. ministry in Toronth, where people can call any time of the night and find someone to talk to. He also brought a soloist with him, who favored those present with a few songs. Next rally Okey-Pokey will be back with some more puppets, so bring the whole family to join in the fun. It is April 7 at 8 p.m. SHUFFLEBOARD Hensall shuffleboard retinas on March 6 were: Highest score: Walter Davis 393, Emma Campbell 372, Glen Davidson 347, Dave Woodward 338 and George Dowson 306. Next Shuffle Day is Tuesday, March 20. HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY The Hensall Horticultural Society will meet Monday, March 19 at 8 p.m. Guests will be Henry Baker from Bayfield, speak- ing on plant propogation, and a quartet from Seaforth by the name of "Audibly Awesome". It is new members night so all members are invited to bring a new member and everyone is welcome, special and allows us to share that love with others. Rev. Wright's sermon was entitled "The Good News Is You're Dead". He explain- ed as" ChristisialS' vve have shared Christ's death and that through baptism we have risen with Him to do good. Doug Mock read the scripture lessons. The choir sang "In God, My Faithful God". After the service, coffee, tea, juice, and cookies were served to members of the Sunday School and congregation in the Fellowship Hall. The clothing bale for Mission Services will be packed on April 9 so please have donations of good, clean, used clothing to the church prior to this date. Doug Wright for details. (44., TIGER HUDDLE - Kyle Fusick, Matthew Mousseau, Greg Mousseau, anayese Fragiskatos and Craig Hoover, go over the program before taking to the ice for the Hensall Figure Skating Club's Annual Show. The theme of this year's shovv, held Saturday night, was "Circus on Ice". Robinet photo. Knights of Columbus host euchre St. Columban Correspondent MRS. CECILIA RYAN 345.2028 Winners at the Knights of Columbus euchre game on Friday evening at St. Col- umban were: Ladies high, Vera Murray; Men's high, Stephen Hicknell; Consolation, Russel Smith; Most lone hands, Eileen Sloan; Door prize, Ray Murray. Seven tables were In play and the last game of the season will be FridaY, March 16 at 8 p.m. in the K of C hall, St. Columban. Lunch is provided and everyone is welcome. Wayne and Anne Chapin, William and Vanessa of Orleans are spending this Week with Anne's parents, Ted and Frances Meladay. Sister Jean Moylan of Windsor is visiting with her mother, Mary Moylan during the March school break. Larry and Lina Murray of Brampton visited with Larry's parents, Steve and Agnes Murray on the weekend. Carrie, Jeff and Nathan SUbject of Kit- chener spent a few days with their grand- mother, Cecilia Ryan. Don and Brenda Ryan, Matthew, Stephen, David and Angela of London, John and Mary Jo Nelson of Lucknow, Cecilia Ryan, Mark Ryan, Debbie Core and Carrie, Jeff and Nathan Subject were quests on Sunday with Gerry and Karen Ryan and family. Hugh and Ann Benninger of Maplewood Manor, Seaforth spent Friday afternoon with Alphonse and Annie Cronin. Theresa and Bob Admans of Stratford entertained Alphonse and Annie Cronin and Jerome and Darlene Cronin to dinner and an enjoyable evening Saturday on the oc- casion of Theresa's birthday. Jennifer Cronin, daughter of Dan and Bonnie Cronin of Cromarty won the gold medal in the senior ladies combined free skate and figures on March 3. Kelly Harris of R.R.2 Dublin won the silver. They will advance to Gravenhurst to compete for the All Ontario Champion- ship. Jennifer also won the gold medal on March 9 in Sarnia for her figure skating. Jennifer is the granddaughter of Alphonse and Annie Cronin. Crystal and Andrew Carruthers of Missi4sauga and Melodee Blake of Fergus visited on the weekend with Ab and Eileen Cronin. CALM, COOL AND C LLECTED - Justine Fusick, 3, had her mind on other things Saturday, Just prior to par- ticipating in the Hensall Figure Skating Club's "Circus on Ice". Justine and her friends represented circus food. Robinet photo.