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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1980-10-23, Page 150 THE kiR0t4 EXPO$1,TOR.00TOBER. glj` 1980 • dio:of.oporoo* BRUCE SMITH - SalPs RepreSentative 'Mitchell Co-op StOre 130 Oeorgina Street Mitchell, Ont. NOK INO .Bud:' 348-9975 „Res: 348-9975 the co-oper Oti INSURANCE AND FINANCIAL SERVICES LIFE•HOIVIE•AUTO4BUSINESS*PARM WEDDING INVITATIONS THE HURON 'EXPOSITOR r- •11 - k, I I APPLIANCE REPAIR Large or small, we'll fix them °IL.. Our repair experts will have your appliance in tip top shape fast. Call us to. day. PECK APPLIANCES "IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA" VARNA 482-7103 McKILLOP MUTUAL. FIRE INSUWNCE COMPANY Established ltt'f, 10 Main St. Seaforth Ph. 527-0400 FULLCOVERAGE Farm & Urban Properties DIRECTORS & Ken Carnochan Lavern Godkin Ross Leonhardt John McEwing Stanley Mcllwain Donald McKercher John A Taylor J.N.Trewartha Stuart Wilson ADJUSTERS 482-3354 527-1877 345-2234 523-9390 524-7051 527-1837 482-7527 482-7593 527.0687 AGENTS E F "Bill" Durst James Keys Wm Leiper 527-1455 527-046" 523-4257 CALL AN AGENT OR THE OFFICE ,v '73E, CorreSpondent MRS. -BERTHA MacGREGOR 262-200$ The Three Links met Tuesday evening with a good attendance. PreSident Mrs, Ruby 13ell presided. The bus trip to the Royal WinterFair in Toronto will be • held Thursday, November 20th. Anyone wishing to go please get in touch with Mrs. Bert flOrton or Mrs. Bertha MacGregor as soon as possible. • Mrs. John Skea showed pictures and narrated their frip to Western Canada which they enjoyed recently. Progressive Euchre was played and Mrs. Perc Campbell .von the High prize. Mrs. Elizabeth Riley won the prize for the nearest birthday and Mrs. Annie Noakes won the prize for the lucky cup. The entertainment committee were: Mr. and • Mrs. Dick Taylor and Mrs. Anita Bengough; and the soCiaLcommittee were: Mrs. Myrtle Sherritt, Mrs, Laird Mickle and NM. Dorothy Brintnefi. • , Recent dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobal were Mr. and Mrs... Don Dodds and family, Seaforth, Mt and Mrs. Tom Kooy, Centralia, Mrs. Beatrice Munn, Exeter and Mrs. Dorothy Brintnell, Hensall. A number of members of the Hensall U.C.W. attended ' the •all Rally held at' Greenway Church on Wednesday. Saturday Night visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Sim ftoobal were Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Brender horst, of Simcoe. Mrs. Mable Munn had the misfortune to fracture her hip at the homo of her son-in-law and daugther Mr. and Mrs. Don Gooding in Parkhill. She was taken' rn South Hurqo Hospital, Exeter and transferred to St, ,Iosepeb's Hospital London Where she underwent ' surgery and is reported to be Making , a favourable recevery. Her many frielids • hope to see her home sodn. The residents of Queens- • Way Nursing Home enjoyed a bus trip to Fiolmesville, Bayfield, Benmiller, and • Goderich. ''Congratula- tions " to Roy Gingerich lucky winner of the fruit basket. Herb Jones drew the lucky ticket. "Birthday Greetings" to Neil Regan who celebrated his birthday last week. Visitors with Mrs. Wilds were Kay Cockwell, Henry and Marie Wilds, Mrs. Irma Kruger, Ken Dogan, Mr. and Mrs. Abie Doerr, Dianne and Don Wilfred, Mr. and Mrs. Dogan, Mary Ann Quesnel. Visitors with Louise WI hears of Denmark Correspondent MRS. RENA CALDVVELL 262-5935 Kippen East W.I. met at the home of Mrs. Campbell Eyre on Oct. 15, Mrs. Jack Bell and her daughter, Jackie gave a comprehensive picture of Denmark - Mrs. Bell's Native land. The speakers were introduced by Mrs. Wm. Bell, who was in charge Of the program and by Mrs. Jack Sinclair. Mrs._ Charles Eyre gaVe. the Motto on "Parents can shape the destiny of the world". Mrs. Robert Bell gave several readings and Mrs. Drummond gave a reading "The best is yet to come" and also conducted a game won by Mrs. Al Hoggarth. Mrs. Grant MacLean gave the treasurer's report and an invitation to Glen Gowrie. October 22, was , accepted. Mrs. Ernest Whitehouse laave Current Events committee Mrs. Alex McGregor and Mrs. Robert Bell. PERSONALS John Caldwell has re- turned from a holiday in B.C. Mrs. Evelyn Wright entertained her family for Thanksgiving. Mrs. Bill Walldecker, the former Isabelle McMillan, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Walldecker, Detroit, Michigan along with Mr. and Mrs, Winston Workman, Exeter, visited friends in the area at the weekend. Mr: and Mrs. Howad Shanks attended the wedding of their niece in Orangeville last weekend. Mrs. Steve Pine and two children spent the weekend with Mrs. Grace McBride. UCW MEETS Kippen U.C.W. met on Oct. 14 in the church with 15 members present. June Cooper was in charge of the _ worship, the theme of which IVIitchell were her on Les Mitchell1Dorothy Brintnell, and Hazel Shell, Mrs. Iva Ridley visited with Vera. Lammie. Art, Debbie and Sandy Rozendal, Mr,. and Mrs. Steve Soepboer and Judy visited with Mrs. Rozendal, Mr. Nouque also visited Mrs, .12cy zehdal, Mrs. • Irene Fin- layson and Beatrice Taylor visited their mother Mrs. Volland. Visitors with - Muriel --Triebner were Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Triebner, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Davey.Finkbiner and Mrs. Isobel Alcock and Jessie Angel visited Cora Alcock. Visiting with Mac Beaver were . • Mrs, Katharing Shenck, Irene Schlenker, and Irma Kruger. Christine Talma and Helen Toonstra visited with, Aleeta Katz. Unit I of Hensall United Church entertained the residents to bingo and treats and Pastor Jack Dressler of Zurih conducted Church service acconmanied by Doug Klopp at the piano. Men's high bowling score was Neil Regan 100 and ladies high Mary Parlmer with 90. Church service in Carmel Presbyterian Church will be at 1:30 p.m .on Sunday, October 26th due to the time change. A "Ladies" day is planned and a luncheon will be served at 12 noon. Every- one is coridally invited to attend when a ladies ' choir is presenting special music and the guest • speaker is Mrs. Kenneth Knight. Exeter. A trip last summer to Oberammergau to see .the Passion Play was described by Grace • Drummond to members of Unit two of Hensall United Church at their October meeting Thanksgiving evening. Grace described this as a profound, religious experience and the setting of the beautiful village in the Alpine was "Thankfulness". She opened with a poem "We are grateful for our blessings-. Offering was received by. hostess Ruby Finlayson and dedicated. Mildred McGregor discussed a film "Religions practises in Japan". Visitors and Sunshine reporting was given by Grace Cooper; plans were finalized for the Nov. 12 Supper.A nominating committee of Helen McLean. June Cooper and Susie Fabe Was appointed. Pat Love read poem. "The House by the side of the road". Representatives to thefall regional were Susie Faber, Anne Marie McMullen and Frances Kinsman. The next regional will be held in Kippen. The next meeting will be one week earlier, Nov. 4. Courte.Sy remarks were given by Pat Love. June Cooper, Ruby Finlayson served lunch. Special music at Goshenchurch,_anniversary Correspondent MRS. MARY CHESSELL 482-9969 Bertha Taylor was admitted to St. Joseph's •••••"*"--- Winter is coming Be ready for snow and mud with one of these Four Wheel Drive .Trucks1 1977 Ford F150 4 wheel drive, brown, Explorer, 8 cylinder automatic, free -wheeling hubs, 1!)ower steering, power brakes. 40.000 miles. 1 owner. Se/A No F14HCK87862 1979 Ford F150 4 wheel drive. candy apple red, 1 owner, 22,000 km., low 'mileage, 8 cylinder, automatic. free wheeling hubs, po'Wer steering, power brakes. Serial No F14HCE 4633 9 1978 Blazer 4 wheel drive, brown. 8 cylinder automatic, power brakes, power steering, 1 owner, 24.000 miles. Serial No. CKU188F162883 FORD 1 "Your Satisfaction is our First Concern" - • Sates • Service *Leasing • Deily Rentals SEAFORTH IAMB 220 MAIN STREET, SOUTH-SEAFORTH 527-1010 SALES DEPARTMENT OPEN: SERVICE AND4tARTS DEPARTMENT OPEN: Monday through Friday 4 a.m. till it p.m. Saturday 1 a.m. Hi 5 p.m. Monday through Friday 8 a.m. til S:30 p.m. Hospital in London a week ago Friday suffering with cerebral meningitis. We're pleased to report that she is much improved and expected to make a complete recovery. Rev. Brian Elder of • Crediton was the guest preacher when Goshen United Church celbrated its anniversary on Sunday. Special music added much beauty to the service. The choir anthem was "Eternal Life Will be Yours". A group; of five girls sang "What Color is God's Skin?" and the intermediate choir number was "Thy Loving Kindness". A double trio sang "Keep in Touch Every Day". The limited number af 'tickets for Goshen's annual turkey supper were sold in a fev_k-h•v„._rs. as usual. /Ivan and Margaret McClyrnont are still following their family's tradition of decosating the sanctuary of Varna church for Thanksgiving. It was beautifully done again this year. New officers were elected at the first meeting of the Varna -Goshen CGIT this fall. held on Monday. Oct. 13. They are President, Tracey Hayter, Vice-pres.. Lorelie Robinson; Treasurer, Jacqui Taylor; Secretary , Lori Consitt. and Press Reporter Kim Hayter. Jeanette Keys planned the worshiP service. Our leaders, Rev. Wilena Brown and Janet Webster, introduced us to Yoga ex- ercises as a part of. our health program. The second meeting will e The second meeting will be on Thursday. Oct. 30 at Varna church with a party. - Meetings will be held from 4:00 to 5:30 every other Thursday. by Kim Hayter The Chessell family attended the baptismal service at St. Peter's Lutheran Church in Brod- hagen on Sunday, when Troy, son of Paul and Sheila (Smith) Chessell was baptized A family gathering followed at Paul and Sheila's home in Stratford Town of Seaforth •NOTICE Eastern Standard Time will resume in the Town of Seaforth at • 2 a.m. Sunday,October 26 All citizens should set their clocks BACK ono hour at that time. JAMES CROCKER - • Clerk '4. 4 44.4 4,4. -o4 44 .4 .4 4 4 -4 4114 71.-4Er___4 v44 -4.4.- ,v,!, 4 - - ,41:viiiiiivad4AL- -- The October meeting of the Stanley Recreation Commission will ,beheld at• 8:30 on . Oct. 29th to summarize the ball season and plan future activities. mountains added to the over, all drama. Enactment of this, play started many years ago when the Black Death was raging through Europe and Oberammergau was spared. The villagers vowed to per- form the Passion Play every. 10 years in gratitude to God and have done so except for the War Years. Originally the play had no tnUitrS,tow, theaPdwoasactedPel:tftterimY Otl is• still tulcov.ered but the .audience area has # roof and, music adds• mgch to the significane of the theme. The cast is picked two years before the performances. omen must be unmarried and the men have to grow long Hehleanir manactlimbaehards. gave the, 1 '"'"I'!"' • topic on • 'thanksgiving. For the devotional, Hilda Payne read about the Old fashioned •Thanit,sgiving times, The meeting was chaired by Hazel Corbett Mrs. Joy6e Pepper conducted the business and reminded all of Bible Study being held onTuesclays at 10 a.m. and area ne , CARPENTRY MURRAY HENDERSON Renovations, Additions. Sheds. Sun decks. Framing. Any home improve- ments. FREE ESTIMATES 527-0731 • CLEAR OUT 2 only, WA479 White Dryer 5289100 ,4 -4- Automatic dryer with high, medium and low hezt plus no heat air fluff. Efficient auto -dry system for permanent press fabrics, 4 way vent. . 2 YEARS PARTS AND LABOUR WARRANTY SEAFORTH KITCHEN and DECORATING CENTRE 53 Main St. '1. Seaforth 527-1205 num" narybaIe is OVER BUT for This Week Only we have Special Prices on Odds and Ends Stock must be cleared to make room for the 1981 models arriving daily. Here are just a few of the Super Values available NOW Fron,3999,Lt„. • McClary Fridges • Hot Point Microwave Ovens • General Electric Washers From3 9 860 429 • From ond trade Many other Specials on our sales floor - Over 300 Major Appliances on display We do our Own Service - Not Factory Service DRYSDALE MAJOR APPLIANCE CENTRE LTD. HENSALL 262-2728 "The Place To Buy Appliances -atat 454., 'airmAimisiwasAas&41aiwaiaa.aiiriaoltiodiastit C ,;!rly Fr..frly ght Iry 1