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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1990-04-04, Page 31.Church to colt. 0..MPRIARRF0090410 HA �O Aht evBell ,greeted . �e Illll n'a Ni=ne", Rev ie children about. W they would greet vie$ -the church hi Man Was entitled "The Eric Mansfield read iia. Vickie Bisback and AVIS "A Prayer of St. (ester".. vine special Easter services arranged Maundy Thursday On T4ursday,; April 12, 730 p.m. Ea' Stifle Seraiee with breakfast to 1F Sultda y 4 15th at 7 a.m. and lr rship - 11 a.m. Please ►�tbese!special programs which have ged,. Everyone is welcome. eater the, congregation of the Hensall united Alurci3 ire a1• of fethig for. the WorldDevelopment 'and Relief budget of the Mission sett •Seaxncle Fund. It is through the WDR ilt is 04 10-0 reaeh out ,in Christ's Mole to the World beyond the national borders. Toda ,e need for 'OW help .*-greetder the ever SPec,441:41010W. have beet provlded. with a recent. new etter or.are available at the church. .• Don't forget the annual Beef Slipper coming up on April 18. There are two s tr tings at 5 and 6:30 pma. Tickets are. $8 for adults and $4 for children ..5 to 12 ,years. Tickets are by advance sale only- so get yours soon and don't miss a great supper. Camper Registration Fontes for this summers'sUnited Church camps at Camp Menesetung are now available. See Rev. Wright for more details. HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY The Hensall Horticfdtural Society Is plan- ning a bus trip to Niagara Falls on Mon- day, June 11, 1990. It will leave Hensall United Church at 8 a.m. and will involve Presbyterian church women to entertain at Queensway Home BY MINNIE NOAKES The organ prelude having beenla ed by Carolyn Love, Rev. Mark called the congregation to worship, that was follow- ed by the singing of the Sanctus. Prayer of Adoration and Lord's Prayer preceded. The first hymn and prayer were followed by the Prayer of Confession and Assurance of. Pardon. Rev Mark was assisted in the Lenten Reading and Prayer by Elder Jim Love. The Prayer of Illumination and scripture lessons were in order prior to the choir anthem. Rev. Mark's sermon was "Jesus Wept". Prayers of the people, announcements, and offering were in order before reception and transferring of new memberr�,, Darryl Mit- ten was baptized into the chifrch and then joined as a member. The sacrament of Holy Communion was offered to all by an invitation from Rev. Mark. The Breaking of the Bread and the Drinking of the Wine ended the very' meaningful service. Announcements: 7:30 p.m. Maundy Thursday, Communion, April 12, Carmel Presbyterian Church, and April 17 the Carmel Board and Session Meeting. PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN On April 2, the Presbyterian Church Women met at the Carmel Presbyterian Church with President Kathy Bell in the chair. Marjorie Love was in charge of the worship. Guest speaker was Kathy Gaskin (wife of Rev. Mark). She spoke on the lives and ministry of the disciples with Jesus. Carolyn Love and Debbie Lawrence sang in duet. Announcement: This month the P.C.W. will entertain the Seniors of the Queensway Nursing Home. The meeting closed in the usual manner. Pets perish Cranbrook fire Cranbrook Correspondent MRS. MAC ENGEL 887-6645 Dorothy Engle, Ripley, visited Mr. and Mrs. Ross Engel and Mrs. Mac Engel on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Strickler returned home on Thursday following three months spent in Florida. Grey Township firemen answered a call to the Ron Malcolm house in Cranbrook early Wednesday evening. Grease had overheated on the stove causing extensive smoke and water damage. Two pets, a cat and a rabbit perished. Twenty-one tables were played at the Forester's euchre on April 6 with the following winners; high - Majorie Metcalfe, Lorne Smith, low - Lou Raynard, John Subject,lone han, - Hazel McKenzie, Jim Smith, table with highest score - Harold Bragg,Mildred GM Ross Duncan, Amide Engel, : bles with numbers drawn - Stan Alexander, Iola Subject, Shirley Verstoep, Mary Huether, Meryle Bowes, Erma Brighten, Ken Crawford, Fred Hunter, tallies - Jean Rolof, Roberta Simpson, Mar- jorie McCourt, Margery Ritchie, Isabelle Craig, Lloyd Smith, Bob Leslie, Ruby Stein, Verna Crawford, Frank McKenzie, Elmer McCourt,,Beatr ce.Ott,,Edrie Prior, The Foresters will .hostanother euchre in two weeks, April 20. The maple syrup for prizes was donated by Jack and Murray Knight. 11990 Field Crop Publications available The 1990 Field Crop Recommendations Publications and Guide to Weed Control are now available. The Guide to Weed Control replaces the 1989 guide while a supplement is being issued for the Field Crop Recommendations. The supplement ev,enlnt visiting the;Skylan Tower and having (thiel tpe tnai n (sial there.' Froin there it will uded tour of the NWgarn, Parks Co on 'System, :'greenhouses, fragrance den, doral clock. and the IDakesl a en �tre'Dinner will he at �'> >1t ineland Station,. rival at` 1lriila .atround 9 panrTlle cost ist f 6 vary erson and includes everything ,but lundh at the,Skylon Tourer. AIRY interested persona should eeatact Cathy Mane at 263'2343 as soon as possi-. ble. Money has to he received by May 21. SHUFFLEBOARD RESULTS Henrtall shuffleboard resists on March 26 were: high score of day, George Dowson, 548; Eileen Dowson, 389; John Pepper 386; Walter Davies 369; and Helen Anderson 359. High six game winners on April 3 were: Johne Pepper 471; Emma Campbell 379; and George Dowson 365. High five game winners were: Dave Woodward 347; Walter Davis 304; and Bruce Watson 303. Shuffling continues as usual on Tuesdays. BIRTHS MENHEERE - William is thrilled to an- nounce the arrival of his sister, Kathleen Pen- ney, weighing 7 lbs. 5 oz. at 8:25 a.m. Tues- day, April 3, 1990 at Scarborough General Hospital. Proud parents are Ken and Ann. Kathleen is the sixth grandchild of Dr. and Mrs. Donald Penney and the fourth grand- child of Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Menheere. SMITH - Brad and Donna Smith of Mitchell are pleased to announce the birth of their daughter, Jenna Irene, born at the Stratford General Hospital on March 28, 1990, and weighing 8 lbs. 5% oz. An excited sister is Melissa. Proud grandparents are Faye and Harold Dalrymple of Seaforth and Henry and Mad Smith of Mitchell. KONKIN - Tom and, Luanne Konkin are pleased to announce the birth of a son, Stephen John Louis, on Wednesday, March 14, 1990. A little brother for Heather and Greg. Proud grandparents are John Konkin of Edmonton, Alberta, and Lou and Anne Rowland of Dublin. • KALE - Kevin, Nancy and Patrick are thrilled to announce the arrival of Michael Joseph. Lovingly welcomed by grand- parents, Tom ad Bea Kale and Peggy and Wilmer Ferguson, and great-grandmother, Margaret Lane. HURON SUPERIOR MEMORIALS ESTABLISHED OVER 60 YEARS THE IHURor EXPOS!TQR, APRiI. 11, 1990. NEW HOUfS EF> %W I AP11Lf 1.6 jI1fiA 9,30 to 4,3Q;PM; [UItS::6C Pa 9:30 to 5:30PM At CIEs 61 Mill St., DUBLIN We're branching out with EXTENDED hour to nerve you better. Because we want to ipake banking more convenient for you. Our new, longer hours are in effect (date/immediately) Come on in. We're proud to serve you. Get usworhinnj6rynu! <I11� ° 1111 Clarence Dale Service Manager _ _ s Mike DeCo to Small Engines Technician READY FOR SPRING APRIL, ervice Savings *LAWN MOWERS and STRING TRIMMERS • New plug. change oil. - Check Ignition and adjust - Sharpen blade. carburetor. - Wash/ Clean complete • Clean air cleaner and unit. - Parts Extra •LAWN RIDERS - New plug and change oil - Check ignition and adjust carburetor. - Clean air cleaner. • Sharpen blades. - Check bearings, drive belts, chains. - Check oil and tires. - Check battery/cables. - Wash/clean complete unit. - Parts extra. •GARDEN TRACTO! ..S •Check ignition and new plug. - Change transmission filter. - Check battery/ connections - Wash/clean complete unit - Parts extra - Change oil, clean filter. - Adjust carburetor. - Sharpen blades. - Check drive belts/chains/ bearings. • Check transmission oil. •CHAIN SAWS - Check Ignition/new plug. Clean air filter. - Adjust carburetor. (CHAIN SHARPENING - 55.0e) =SNOWMOBILES - Inspect track end adjust. - Clean/grease unit. - Check Idlers, sliders, springs, limiter strap. - Check bolts and skis for wear. - Check chain case oil. - Check blade and bearings in clutch. - Clean unit -.Parts extra (Surnrner Storage) Check for wear and alignment of drive pulley. Lubricate engine and drain carburetor. Disconnect battery and charge Check fan belt. Parts Extra SEAEORT! ;' • 527-012 29.99 41,99 69.99 29.99 47,99 1 does not replace the Field Crop Recom- mendations but provides an update on varieties and pesticides. Both publications may be picked up at the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food office in Clinton. 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