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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1989-04-26, Page 7THE HURON EXPOSITOR, APRIL 26, 1989 — 7A Dublin man attends Old TyLITIL, Jumitoree Dublin Correspondent MRS. DON MACRAE 345-2842 or 34c-2. We are sorry to rep, t Jlr Marie O'Rourke is suffering iron a broken heel She was unfortunate to have a fall in her home last week. Marie htas returned home from a few days in hospital. Den and Eileen MacRae, Bill and Kathy Tracey and Chad Wolfe, Mitchell, Jaci and Denise Kelly, Stratford, were in Meaford fo the weekend at the home of David anu Sharon Pelting to celebrate with Mars his 21st birthday. Frank and Sylvia Felling from Tara were also there to celebrate with their grandson Mark. J.D. and Marg, Jenny and tan from London were wit: Tr/ ,,t, c . MacRae one evening las, Jerry Murray attended .r, do 7 > n Jamboree at Varna or ,unday Mrs. Katie Murray, Mrs Niar•eare Carpenter and Joe Krauskopf spent Sunday in London with Mrs. Murray's sister, Mrs. Mary Danzer. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Jordan called on Millie Evans last week on their way home to Orlllia after spending the winter in Ari: Ana Joe Murray and Betty from Sta."! I were also with their aunt Millie Evans last week. John Eckert from Kitchener and Danny Van Loon from Newmarket, a grandson of Joe and Olga Eckert visited. Judy Emms and girls Angie, Jenny and Tammy from Stratford were also home to visit Joe and Olga. Sun Life Assuroirsce Company of Canada LIFE 8 MORTGAGE INSURANCE PLANS DEFERRED ANNUITIES, INCOME TAX DEDUCTIBLE RRSP RRIF'S NON-SMOKERS RATE AVAILABLE Rep. ARNOLD STINNIS$EN 117 Goderich St. East, Seaforth Tel. $27.0390 Water Well DRILLING W. lD. Hopper and Sons 4 MODERN ROTARY RIGS Nell Dori dim 522-1737 522.0828 522-0775 BILL HOLMAN - OWNER Union Gas ... For Every Room In Your Home SEAFORTH PLUMBING HEATING AIR CONDITIONING nAw REFRIGERATION SALES AND SERVICE BUSINESS 527-0505 RESIDENCE 522-0505 See nit 74 Seafrtd Ondea Hensen Cubs, Hensall Correspondent SUSAN RARTMAN 262-2449 The winner of the Hensall Nursery School draw for Spring Housecleaning was Sandra Hayter of Varna. Thanks to all who bought tickets. Sympathy is extended to Leonard Noakes and family on the death of his youngest brother. Kenneth Noakes passed away at Joseph Brant Memorial Hospital in Burl- inggtton last Friday. Mr. Noakes leaves behftid eight children and 12 grandchildren. Anyone who is planning a yard s e this year as part of the Community Sale, please call Ann or Luanne at 262-2812 to have your location included on the map. "Reading can be Fun." This Saturday morning from 10-12 all children who are learning to read or just like to read are welcome to drop into the Hensall Library. Jennifer and Jodi will be on hand to read with you, enjoy a few songs and a few laughs. Bring along a favorite story to share or enjoy one of ours. TOP SRUFFLERS Hensall's top aufflers last Tuesday were Lorna Spencer 377, Isabel Rogerson 314, Alf Ross 297 and Bill Rogerson 279, all for 5 games. Six Game winners were Emma Campbell 313, Walter Davis 311, Percy Campbell 301 and Ellen Coutts 267. SNOW BIRDS It's nice to see all of Hensall's snowbirds returning from the warmer climes. Welcome back to them all. By the way, the air — LIONS DONATE TO HOSPITAL - Ernie Fleming, President of the Dublin Lions Club, ,resented $2,000 to Joan Stapleton, Dublin canvass captain, last week as part of a 4,000 two-year donation to the Seaforth Community Hospital. Stapleton, a member of the hospital board, said she's just finishing their village canvass. The Lions will con- tribute the remain ng $2,000 next year. Bader photo. Scouts to visit Wonderland real birds are back too and it's lovely to hear the Robins singing. Hensall Minor Hockey would like to thank everyone who worked so hard on the Year end Banquet and Family Dance. Also to all of the families involved in a successful season. HENSALL CUBS The Hensall Cubs will be taking part in Scouts Day Canada 89 at Canada's Wonderland June 2, 3 and 4. They will be camping there and enjoying a full day at the Theme Park as well as entertainment at the camp. The Cubs and Scouts were out on Saturday planting trees for Canada. If you sponsored them they will be around soon to collect, These trees serve a useful purpose in im- proving Ecology in our region by providing food and habitat for wildlife, reducing soil erosion and establishing windbreaks as well as providing a worthwhile training activity for Scouting members. Hensall Kinsmen are again planning a Moonwalk for Cystic Fibrosis. This year's date is May 28. Anyone interested in walking for this wor- thy charity contact Jeff Reaburn. Congratulations to Bonnie Rowcliffe on her election as Kinette Zone Co-ordinator. The Workboot Olympics *ill be held again this year. Anyone interested in competing can call Bill Jinks. If you can find 10 fun - loving adults to form a team it's a great way to spend a day. BABYSITI'JNG COURSE " There's still time to register for the Babysitting Course sponsored by Hensall Kinettes. Only the first 20 paid up registra- McKillop 4-H Club to make trip St. Colnmban Correspondent MRS. CECILIA RYAN 345-2028 Matthew Janmaat, infant son r T' "' anu Mary Anne Janmaat, was baptized on Sun- day at St. Joseph's C' '_,linton `n Father Ray Renaut c. aarent:, are Ken Janmaat ano •tush Also attending the christenin 1 grand- parents, Joe and Helen . o'um ban and John and 114. nniriaai of Seaforth. McKillop No. 4 4-11 Club would like to re- mind the members of the trip to the Ontario Agriculture Museum in Milton on Sets tions will be allowed to take part. Cliildren 12 or over who are interested in the seven week course which will be held Tuesday evenings beginning in May can call Pam Mallette or drop off your $15 at 9 York Cre- sent in Hensall. Call Jen Taylor if you would like to show off your talent at the Talent Show at Hensall Spring Fair this year. All ages and all kinds of talent are welcome. This is not a competi- tion and there will be a prize for everyone who takes part. CARMEL PRE.SSBYTERIIAN CHURCH The April 23rd worship service at Carmel Presbyterian. Church was devoted to the theme that "love is the way to give glory to God." In the 13th chapter of John's Gospel Jesus described how love could occur, how the disciples were to show that love to one another, thereby continuing to obey Jesus after his departure. The members and friends of Carmel were also pleased to note that Kathy and Rev. Mark are now the proud parents of a baby boy. Oliver Thomas Bennett was born on Monday, April 17. The April 30 worship service will be con- ducted by. Rev. Charles Henderson at the usual time of 9:45 a.m. It is hoped that all who can will attend the 11:15 a.m. service at Caven Presbyterian, Exeter, to celebrate the baptism of Oiiver Gaskin. Also that evening the Torchmen will be in concert at the Carmel Church (83 Nelson Street, Hensall). Tickets are still available at the door for this entertaining evening of gospel music. Gary Schenk Gas Fitter, 4th Year Apprentice Peter Willem Rick Burdge Gas Fitter Gas Fitter, Licensed Plumber Wait Seudee 984 4GL WAXING IS NOW AVAILABLE At "Or Seaforth Location °TONING.. *TANNING •BODY WRA •WAXI !G *FACIALS TONING CENTRE 527-2473 28 Main St. Seaforth Apri129. The bus will leave from the St. Col- umban Church at 8:15 a.m. Please bring your own lunch and you can buy milk or pop there. The cost of the trip will be ten dollars. Congratulations go out to Marg Ryan and Paul Ford who were united in marriage on Saturday, April 22 at the Immaculate Con- ception Church, Stratford. Marg is the uaughter of Ron and Mary Ryan of St. Columban. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Mockler of London spent a few days last week with Ferg and Teresa Feeney. C1r-c and Marie Oldham of London visited on Sunday with Gerry ,and Karen Ryan and family. Foresters ren ; :elves for euchre Cranbrook Correspondent MRS. MAC ENGEL 887.6695 Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Stevenson visited in Toronto on the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Clark, Stratford, have returned from Florida where they spent the winter. They were calling on friends here on Friday. There was a good crowd at the Forester's euchre on April 21 when 16 tables played. Winners were; high - Isabel] Bremner, Bill McClelland, low - Marjorie Metcalfe, Jim Cooper, lone hands - Jean Conley, Lloyd Smith, lucky table - Isabelle Craig, Iona McLean, Eluned McNair, Ross Stephenson, tallies - Jean Bewley, Erma Brighton, Donald Clark, Viola Kirkby, Keith Turnbull, Verna Tunney, Bill Craig, Verna Crawford, Wilfred Strickler, Roberta Simpson, Anne Bragg, Cliff Hoegy, Mac Smith, Agnes Har- row, Dorothy Dilworth, Ruby Steiss, Adrian Veratoop, Jim Smith, Bill Dobson, Laura Strickler, Bill Eckmier, Helen Dobson, John Subject, Beryl Smith. The Foresters are holding their last euchre of the season on May 5. The Hall Board are having their, last one April 28. 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