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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1990-03-28, Page 2029--- THE HURON XPOSITQR, MARCH 20, 1990 DISC JengS OCKEY SERVICE CauntryG®Id & iAnd V Boll �h�r�rch ' raises $2®000 plus for Foodgrains Bank tensa : DISCO, POU(AS, WALTZES NEW LAZER DISC MUSIC. GOOD RECORDED MUSIC FOR WEDDINGS, DANCES, ANNNERSARIE8., PARTIES. ETC. 16 yn. opsd.nce *No MNpidlgpy 8RUEEELS - 887.6159 DAYTIME or EVENINGS •:r, r 1 1 1 1 1 1 - r RTS 527-0180 SaladsAre Back 1 SUMMER SALAD Lettuce and Assorted Vegetables 62.00 With Ham or Turkey 63.50 CAESAR SALAD Romaine lettuce • Bacon Croutons • Parmesan Cheese Red Onion Rings 82.50 OPE BIN., MON. - 11:00 A.M, le I I AO P.M� T 69„ 000.. TNURS, — 11;00 A.M. 1. 1,110 FR1., GAT. _ 11;00 N.M. to 1:00 R.M. 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 • 1 1 1 1 6 1 1 1 •r t• r• MO— MI MI NO MOO--_---r� Cibiw GREEN -18 By seoorm c SC hf OL Herman Correepopijept SUSAN H± RTMAN 262.2449 $ENSALL mato CHURCH NEWS- .Dlenriis .Noakes and Rev. Doug Wright greeted worshippers to the Bewail United Church on this the fourth' Sunday in Let. During the "Children's Time", Rev. Wright told the children to use the special gifts and blessings that God has given them to help others and make thus' hap- py rather than holding on to them or hiding them. Jennifer McGee, representing the Sunday School, read the scripture lesson. Rev. Wright's sermon was entitled "Opening Blind Eyes" and was based on John 9:1-41. Not only did Jesus restore the sight -of the blind roan but more ithportant- ly he revealed himself as the light and sight of the world. The choir sane"Lord Jesus Of You I Will Sing." The total raised this year for the Cana- dian Foodgrains Bank by the Hensall United Church was $2,050. On March 14, this money along with donations from nine other United Church pastoral charges, and a three to one C.I.D.A. matching grant paid for 140 metric tonnes of local corn, bagged and shipped from the Hensall Co- op. Thanks again to all of those who sup- ported this cause. A Mothers' Support Group meets at the church Wednesday mornings from 9:30 to 11. If you are a mother who wants/needs to get out of the house, please feel welcome to attend, and bring your children if they are preschoolers. The Annual Church Beef Supper is com- ing up on Wednesday, April 18. There' will be two sittings at 5 and 6:30 p.m. Tickets are $8 for adults and $4 for children aged WRESTLEMANIA SIX Sunday, April 1 st Skydome, Toronto Call NOW! There will be no closed circuit coverage of this Spectacular event, 524-2441 After 6:00 •.m. ‘e Nte egitt 5 to 12. Tickets are now available from Meeting; TuelidaY, March 27. Your atten- responsive reading which was based on the any member of the Official Board, dance at this meeting is important. 23rd Psalm. Prayer of Adoration ,afld SHUFFLEBOARID RESULTS The Annual Pot Luck Supper will be held Psalm of Praise and the Prayer of A,dbra- In Hensall Shuffleboard on March 20 — 5:30 p.m with he dance Supperil 21. start about 8 tionElderRobertBell Pardon were by Mark Mark. kp Five Game Winners were: Walter Davis p.m. Anyone who has their tickets sold for the Lenten reading and scripture, The 389, George Howson 341, Dave Woodward the pig, should have the money and tickets responsive reading preceded the anthem. 326 and John Pepper 311. turned in by April 14. If you wish more Rev. Mark gave a fine sermon entitled Six Game Winners were: Emma Camp- tickets contact Joan Weiss at 262-2301. "The Light." Prayers of the people and bell 398 and Percy Campbell 350. The nest Shuffleday is Tuesday, April 3. CARMEL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Fohymns ll were sung throughout the service. BY i�IE NOAKESme offering the service closed in HENSALL MINOR HOCKEY Peace on earth cannot be found until we thehusualnnouncements: Wednesday The Hensel/ Atoms played in Zurich on meet on common ground and every man Presbytery meeting at Carmel. The Wednesday, March 21 and came away with becomes a brother who worships God and meeting begins at 10:30 a.m. and lasts un - a 5 - 4 win. It was a hard played game, loves each other. This Sunday was the til late afternoon. All are welcome to at - with both teams putting on a good show- fourth Sunday in Lent at Carmel tend. Sunday April 1, Worship Service ing. Stephen Oud had a good game, he Presbyterian Church in Hensall. 11:15 a.m. D.S.T. 7:30 managed to score a goal for each team. The organ Carmel -Concert at atm. Spring Gospef Way to go Stephen: preceded gthe call to worship b Rev. Love." April 2, P,C.W.ameeettiing. "Bends - 15, There will be a Hensall Minor Hockey Mark. The Sanctus was sung after the Carmel Worship Service 11:15 D.S.T. Guest Murray Gaunt speaks to Walton residents Fund for donation and from Calendar Nur- chore that used to be done on the farm, sing Home for putting on birthday party but is no longer." last month. The Guest speaker, Murray Gaunt was The business was conducted prior to the introduced by Viola, who kept with the meeting. It was voted to have supper at theme on Agriculture. He spoke on his the Walton Inn prior to the annual meeting Cuba Agriculture Tour he had been on just on April 18. There will be a noon luncheon recently. He also showed many interesting served that day by the Institute. Tbhee new pictures of Cuba.'It is over 700 miles long noamiof naangHco Officers committee brought om be tinstalleyd at island in the Caribbean. There are overbut a very narrow island. It is the tenthe annual meeting. Marjory Humphries million people and their main industry is will attend the forum on Facts and Figures sugar cane. Their language is Spanish, on Saturday, April 21. about 60 per cent of the people in Havana Viola Kirkby, convenor on Agriculture owned cars. Viola thanked Murray for his took over for the rest of the evening. most informative message and presented a Margaret Mclnroy led in a lively sing -song gift. Viola closed with a poem on The assisted by Marjory Humphries at the Dairy Man. piano. Viola read a poem on Raising Institute Grace was sung and a social Money. The roll call was answered by "A time was held in the basement when lunch was served by the hostesses. Walton Correspondent MRS. BETTY McCALL 887-6677 Guests from Blyth, Brussels, Cranbrook, Ethel and Moncrief were present for the Walton Women's Institute meeting held in the hall on Wednesday evening March 21. They were welcomed by Margaret Mclnroy in the absence of president, Marion Godkin. The meeting was opened with the In- stitute Ode, the Mary Stewart Collect and 0 Canada with Marjory Humphries as pianist. Margaret read a poem and a thank you from Marion to all those that helped with the recent functions. Marjory read minutes also thank you from Epilepic 19th A ISI 11 AL SEAFOPTIMIST GANOE RAO S SUAY, APRIL lst EGISTi.1ATION - 9:30 a.m. to 12 Near Egs ;ondville Bridge BREAKFAST available at Van Egmond House RACES START AT 11:00 PAIL 7 Classes - 'Trophies for 1st, 2nd, 3rd For Information Call 522-0.112 or 522-1974 RT Thank You The Seaforth Figure Skating Club would like to thank everyone who helped snake our carnival a success. Special thanks to the ;t ros 1 reuda Tyn- dall, Shauna Core, Carol Wheeler and Jodie Merner, and the following: PIZZA TRAIN :.OUSSEY'S BOUTIQUE FLOWER MAGIC COOP'S SPORT ALOE 11-116 KIDS KLOZE PROVINCE OF ONT. CUSTOM ART DESIGN SILLS HARDWARE [(RATINGS PHARMACY BOB & BETTY'S HILDEBRAND FLOWER RETIRED I would like to thank all my customers and the Hensall Livestock Sales Barn for all the trucking of livestock I have done in the last 37 years. 7k4e4 Howard & Joyce Adkins CLASSIFIEDS ccreforeverybnei ` r Huron A,xpositor 527-0240 SCHRANZ - HENDERSON Here's Your Chance To Get Involved In This Year's KLOMPEN FEEST May 18 - 20 *Concession Bootle, Information - Hank 523-4569 •Parade: Float Entry Form, Betty 482-7821 -.Cake Decorating 'Contest, -• Coby 565-2885 •Free Arts & Crafts Table, Brenda 482-3997 Together we can make this a great event! RE -OPENING APRIL 7th XA" .k:1.i. 4i 4111;i.44; 4P.A:.LB.... _ g.tCRr 7"�x 4 a��N ..L �a�[�J 5 PIECE BUCKET OF CHICKEN i For Only .99 4 - POGO STICKS 990 SPECIAL PRICES UNTIL MARCH 30 Bill and Joyce Henderson of Egmond- ville, are pleased to announce the for- ,30,gpriNfpg rwiaga,-p, their, .da�ygilte.,r, . Joyce Lynn, to bavid-Walter Schranz, son of Walter Schranz of Waterloo, and Irma Schranz of Mississauga. The wed- ding will take place Saturday, June 2, 1990 at 3:00 P.M. at St. James Rose- mount United Church, Kitchener: r• CPP ERS LICP<HIBl�d CHICKEN 527 0220 SEAFORTH :4,144MI[. z ti.;1441 ' „1i 1 C [) 4 1CCg, inti f:[[ 4'14![:1[047.1. i i FEPGIE'S LOUNGE QUEEN'S SEAFORTH HOTEL 4 Goderich St. E. 527-0820 FRIDAY, MARCH 30 'UNIVERSALJUVENILES' Tribute to Kim Mitchell & Max Webster HARDWOOD DANCE FLOOR Looking for a great Palace Call us for reservations 527-0629 Family Paradise R.R. #4 Walton SATURDAY, MARCH 31 'NASTY' Q SEE 4 Goderich St. E. SEARORTN 527.0020 High enol :t y Rock 'n Roll Band Tribute to Stevie Ray Vaughan Arm Wrestling Competition SATURDAY, APRIL 14 Watch for more details!! WEDESDAY NIG T is AS FRY MIGHT BUY ONE FISH SPECIAL AT REG. PRICE AND GET THE 2nd FISH SPECIAL AT..1/2 PRICE Our entire menu can be enjoyed at your home or in your car with our com- petitively priced TAKE-OUT MENU Call 527-0820 Friday, April 20 .............•6 p.m. -9 p.m. Saturday, April 21,....,,..11 a.m.-9 p.m, Sunday, April 22..........12 noon -5 p.m. Admission Adults 82.00, Students & Seniors 81.00 Children under 12 - Free, with adult GODERICH ARENA 449, .3s 5th Annual EXETER HIME AND GARDEN SHOW 1:00 p.m. Jump Rope For Heart 1:45 p.m. Goderich Tal Chl Association 2:30 p.m. Aerobics - Double D Fitness 3:00 p.m. Karate - Ron Tyndall 1:00 p.m. Sue's Kids Kloset - Fashion Show 2:00 p.m. Fashions With Tony & Wendy 3:00 p.m. Cocktails Bridal Boutique (bridal, prom dresses, tuxedos) •Door Prizes •Free Entertainment •The Bread Basket *Demonstrations GODERICH FIGURE SKATING CLUB (Proceeds to help minor figure skating) APRIL 6, 7 & 8 11 OPEN HOUSE Steve, Karen, Tyler alnd Kyle Carruthers FRIDAY 7 P.M. -10 P.M. SATURDAY 12 NOON -9 P.M. SUNDAY 12 NOON -5 P.M. at the South Huron Rec. Centre Exeter, Ontario Adults. — $2.00 Children 12 yrs and under — Free when accompanied by an adult ®PRESENTED BY THE OPTIMIST CLUB OF EXETER DISTRICT Join Us In Welcoming to the Seaforth Area The Carruther Family, proud owners of Marjorie and Bruce Coleman's farm at RR #4 Seaforth. OPEN HOUSE WED. APRIL 4 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM "Come and meet your new neighbours." (weary 4 rRaskevee€ ifae46seate Reedo 9oce, cued Staii MITCHELL DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL A Musical presents 66sakDothai APRIL 5, 6 & 7 7 8:00 p.m.-MDHS Auditorium Adults $6.00 Students $5.00 For Tickets call Bruce Whitmore - 527-1491 G b • 66 • By Special Arrangement with Music Theatre Int'l., New York, N.Y. This Ad Courtesy of Whltney-Ribey Funeral Home 1