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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1990-05-02, Page 17y• l ' 16 -- THE HURON EXPOSITOR, MAY 2, 1990 IoVOW'S , DISC JOCKEY SERVICE CoimlryGolda ROck°ln Aall Disco, FOLIOS, WALTZES, NESP WWI DISC MUSIC. 0090 RECORDED MUSIC FOR WEDDINGS, ,OVISARIES, PARTIES. ETCle . 101, DANCES, ANN 049 Mks. &IRO Russaa - 881-6159 . DAYTIME or EVENINGS Canal ian 1111Pailal Banti Qf erce $ ort1i - 1$ $PO,neosanga Dcrr DOg DAY s ',tweeds to: Chuct'y Wade Networlc Happy 60th Birthday Grampa John Maloney i Hensall United welcomes all to Conference HUCK of DOE for GREG HOGGARTH And JUDY DUNN Saturday, May 12 For Information CaII 26306902 EEN'S 4 Aodsr ch St. e, SEAFORTN 527=0820 Love Amy, Danielle, Erin and Megan St. Thomas Anglican Church WEDNESDAY NIGHT FISH FRY NIGHT BUY ONE FISH SPECIAL AT REG. PRICE AND GET THE 2nd FISH SPECIAL AT... 1/2 PRICE SPAGHETTI SUPPER TAKE OUT MENU Call 527-0820 10% OFF Mon. & Tues. 4-7 P.M. Friday, May 4 5 TO 7 P.M. Adults $5.00 Children $2.50 Pre-Schoolers Free AT THE PARISH HALL Tickets available at the door or from A.C.W. members Hensel! Correspondent SUSAN HARTMAN 262-2449 The winners at the Three Links • card party on April 24 were: Ladies - Joyce Willett, Elsie Carlisle. Men's card - Annie Finkbeiner, Anita Bengaugh. Lone Hands - Eileen Consitt, Gertie Moir. Lucky cup - Mary Broadfoot. Lucky. draws - Irene FinLayson, Stewart Blackwell, Edna Patter- son, Annie Reid, Joyce Willert, Gwen McKellar. The quilt and afghan draw will be made at the May 8 meeting of the Seniors. SHUFFLEBOARD WINNERS The 'High 6' game winners were: Helen Anderson, 418; Dave Woodward, 399; Walter Davis, 390 and Dorothy Brintnell, 380.'High 5' Mcwere McKay, and HughMcKay, 322; HelenKay McKnight, 237. A surprise party was held after shuf- fleboard to celebrate John Peppers' 88th birthday. Twenty-one well-wishers attended. HENSAILL UNITED CHURCH NEWS Worshippers were greeted at the door of the Hensall United Church this past Sun- day by Pat Campbell and Reverend Doug Wright. During the Children's Time, Rev. Wright explained to the children about the two parts of the Chinese symbol for the word 'crisis'. He explained that when God is SCISSORS GRINDER - Donald Sills of Seaforth was a feature soloist during Friday night's Concert of the Stars, when winners from the Mitchell Music Festival performed. Donald, who has competed for four years, placed first in the Grade 7-8 class with 87 points. He is accompanied by his instructor, Mrs. Joan Gaffney. with us in bad times, we also have a chance to go in a new direction or to turn the bad into good, just as God did with Jesus' death. Rev. Wright's sermon was entitled "Preaching Christ". He told us that our Christian faith and church is not dull and boring but should challenge us all the days of our lives and then some. Terri Consitt read the scriptures on behalf of the Sunday School, and the choir sang a beautiful piece entitled "Lord Make us Worthy". Camper registration forms for the sum- mer's United Church camps at Camp Staffa musicians Congratulations on your 4®thwedding Anniversary Staffa Correspondent MRS. JOHN TEMPLEMAN 235.2346 Staffa Women Institute held their an- nual meeting in the Township hall on Wednesday evening, April 18. Florence McPhail presided, welcoming everyone and opening with the Institute Ode and Mary Stewart Collect, plus a _ "Thought for the Day". Roberta Templeman presided for the business when u's" were read and a donation made "thankto® the Children's Aid's Summer Project. Members were reminded of the upcom- ing District Annual, hosted this year by St. Pauls Woolens' Institute on Wednesday, May 15. The theme is "A Better Tomor- row" and Staffa is responsible for enter- tainment in the morning. Delegates to the District Annual are: Roberta Templeman, Joyce Vivian and Verle Mahon. Sixteen members answered the roll call ,by paying their fees and giving a sugges- tion for a meeting in 1990-91. Joyce Miller gave a humorous reading entitled "He Was Trying To Do The Job Alone." Lillian Douglas chaired the annual meeting with Verle Mahon as acting secretary. Reports given by the different Menesetung are now available from Rev. Wright.. The annual Herman Yard Sale is coming up at the end of May. If your spring clean- ing turns up some saleable that you don't need any more, please leave them in the basement of the United Church. The annual meeting of the London Con- ference will be held this Thursday, May 3 and through to Sunday May 6 at Centralia College, Huron Park. Details of the con- ference are available at the church. All are welcome to observe the 'larger' church in action. perform i n committees showed that we had enjoyed a variety of programs this past Institute year, with the highlight being our Quilt Display and Craft and Bake Sale in March. The nominating committee should be ap- plauded for completely filling the slate of officers. Grace Kerslake presented the slate for 1990-91, which was accepted. Of- ficers for the conning Year are: Past Presi- dent - Roberta Templeton; President - Joyce Vivian; 1st Vice President - Florence McPhail; 2nd Vice President - Joyce Miller; Secretary - Lillian Douglas; Assistant Secretary - Esther Smale; Kerslake. Mariorie Drake. Margaret Kerap, and Joyce Miller; P.R.O. - v erre Mahon; Resolutions - Kay Smale; Tweedsmuir Curator - Esther Smale; Tweedsmuir Committee - Ellen Vivian, Grace Kerslake, Alvin Barbor, Bob Hamilton and Philip James; District Direc- tor - Roberta Templeman; Alternate - Kay Smale; Branch Directors - Esther Smale, Margaret Daynard, Doris Miller and Helen Parsons; Pianist - Marion McCaughey; Assistant Pianist - Verle Mahon; Press Reporter - Lillian Douglas; Assistant - Margaret Daynard; Sunshine Committee - Hazel Harburn and Ellen 'VH'''d'ii; Nominating Committee for 1991-92 - Grace Kerslake and Hazel Harburn; Auditors - Marjorie Drake and Margaret Daynard. Treasurer - Roberta Templeman; Program Co -or, ators - Florence McPhail, Freda Mitchell Many children from this community par- ticipated in the Music Festival in Mitchell this past week. Our congratulations to all who participated. Many friends and relatives attended the open house at the home of Gordon and Ada Hoggarth on Friday. The occasion was their celebration of 50 years of marriage. Gordon and Ada farmed at Staffa prior to their retirement to Exeter. Congratulations on this happy occasion. The new president said a few words, then closed the meeting with "0 Canada." A social half hour was arranged by Grace Kerslake and Roberta Templeman. The family of Sam & Mary McClure would like to invite you toanOPEN HOUSE on May 5 , 1990 starting at 8:00 p.m. at Kinburn Hall. Best Wishes Only AC'OPOL RESTAURANT & STEAKHOUSE SUNDAY SMORGASBORD ALL YOU CAN EAT ■ GO Sp 0 RTSAti vs SHOW '90 Licensed Under LLBO 527-2254 Main St. Seaforth John and Mary Lou Driscoll are pleas- ed to announce the forthcoming mar- riage arriage of their daughter Tammy to Pete Martene, son of Gerald and June Martene. The wedding will take place 6 p.m. Saturday, May 12th, 1990 at Northside United Church, Seaforth. Open reception to follow at Seaforth & District Community Centres. LOCALS HONOURED - Ricki and Gilbert Vansteelandt ofR.R. 2 Dublin, Agency Team with the Canada -Ontario Crop Insurance Commission, are seen here being presented with the 1989 Pro- ficiency Trophy by area manager William Mullin (left) at a recent Agent's seminar in Niagara Falls. FERGIE'S LOUNGE SEAFORTHQUEEN aS EL 4 Godedch St. E. HO8 x27-os202o Friday May 4, - TRES HOMBRES 'ZZ TOP - In the Fine Texas' Saturday May 5 - RUDE AWAKENING Coming May 25 - JUST ALICE Come and See Our Displays IsICAOFs 1lil (; *. •Scuba Diving .Bicycles � op •Recreational Vehicles •Sports Equipment and •Lots of activities oo Prizos,'Ento l Sponsored by GODERICH MINOR HOCKEY INC. 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