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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1989-05-17, Page 35THE HURON EXPOSIT -OR, MAY 24 1989 15A Harticu Itur=a i Society planifirg Larkwhistle trip ,Hensall Correspondent SUSAN HAR'TMAN 262-2449 The flowers for the Village flower beds will be arriving this week. Anyone in- terested m helping to plant them and to care forthe beds this summer can contact one of the 81 members of the Hensall and District Horticultural Society The Society is planning a bus excursion on June 28 to Larkwhistle on Miller Lake near Tober•mory. The cost is approximately $35 which includes dinner. The coach will leave from the United Church parking lot at 7:30 am. If you are interested call Cathy Mann at 263-2343. New tulip bulbs will be purchased for the Village. The Horticultural group will be hav- ing a display at the Hensall Spring Fair Thank you to the Village Council for the generous donation towards flowers for the flower beds this year MINOR HOCKEN' Hensall Minor Hockey will be holding a yard sale next Saturday. I0 you would like e donate good used toys, games• small ap. pliances etc. please drop them off at the home of Peter Groot 91 King St. If no one is home just leave it on the front porch. All Minor Hockey families are expected tr donate to this fundraising effort SHUFFLEBOARD RESULTS High five game winners at Shuffleboard in Hensall this week were Pearl McKnight 440. George Dowson 378, John Pepper 340, Dorothy Brintnell 326 and Emma Campbell '324 Six game winners were Walter Knowles 459, Bruce Watson 395 and Gertie Moir 374. CARMEL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH May 21 was Trinity Sunday and Re\ Mark Gaskin called the congregation to worship: followed by a Prayer of Adoration and the Lord's Prayer The congregation has become proud and humble owners of a new piano. Many have worked long and hard in accomplishing this . purchase. The old piano. having been in sad condition, was sold. Jmi Love who is on the board o" the church gave the opening remarks tor the presentation and Bob Bell. the chairman dedicated the piano and led Slew. play - from page 14 Golfers play best when they play fast That two foot putt isn't for the green jacket at the masters. so why line it up from four angles? That lost ball had a smile in• it se why not substitute another and move along'. Senior morning got underway last Mon- day at 9 a.m. with 14 golfers taking part. Winners were: Close to Flag No. 9, Dave Cornish; No. 5, Ron Bennett; Low Gross. Jim Puller; 2nd Low Gross, Don Eaton: Low Putts. Bill Crease. On Monday, May 29 Seniors will play regular golf over the front 9 and there will be an extra prize for the golfer with the least putts. The ladies night winners of the Calloway event were Leonore Southgate with a net 64, Marg Anderson with a net 62, Kim Blake with•aeiet.63, Rita Core with a net 64 the congregation in a Prayer of Dedication. Hymn 307 "The Church's One Founda- tion" was the first hymn, this chosen by Mrs. Edith Bell of Exeter who was a former organist of the church, and played the nee piano for much of the service. Rev. Gaskin led in a Prayer of Confession and Pardon Jim Love and Mrs. Pat Pollock sang a fine duet. Rev Gaskin led in a Prayer of Il- lumination and read from the Gospel. The choir sang an anthem "Higher Ground' • The sermon was entitled "Jesus Said '1 Am The Way; The Truth and the Life' I Am the Truth." The public is asked to remember the Yard and Bake Sale on May 27. On May "28 the church will celebrate its 141st Anniversary Service and the many residents of Hensel.' and area will be pleased to note that Rev. George Vais, a former pastor, will be the guest preacher. It is hoped that many will attend the service Advance notice• on June 4 The Lord's Supper will be celebrated. This will be the last observance of this sacrament until the fall Manor residents enjoy pianist Residents of the Seaforth Manor started out last week's activities with a visit fron; Marion Rose, who "tickled the ivories" for the afternoon They hope for another visit from her soon Thanks to volunteer Viola Lawson for assisting Tuesday morning began with the weekly Grade 6 visits The integrationaI activity provided serious checker competition and s stroll through the Yukon and Alaska In the afternoon Lorne Lawson celebrated his 85th birthday with entertainment fron, Marie Flynn and the Huron Strings. This was extra special as Lorne used to play the mouth organ with this group of talented musicians, Family and friends from as far away as Newmarket and London visited for Lorne's birthday. The residents really en- joyed listening to the music and celebrating 1 re—en. hinhhrin. Pal+n morin by 1,nrnA', wife. Violawas served, along with ice cream for the birthday. party. Special thanks to volunteers Doreen Kelly, Mary Nolan. Anne Downey and Hazel McGonigle. Wednesday afternoon residents had ow' weekly church service led by Rev. Don Jones They were pleased to welcome him back. Thursday, was the first day of really enjoying the gond old outdoors. A patio was set up by Bill Flanagan. Several residents took some time to enjoy this lovely weather. In the afternoon Father Caruana celebrated mass with residents. Thanks to Sister Mary Louis for assisting with the service. We are pleased to welcome new resident Joe Bugili Also welcome back Cassie Nicholson from Seaforth Hospital. Get well wishes are extended to Len Kirkby, Norma Jeffrey . Anne Crerar and Mel Hulley. FRESH BAKED SPECIALS Specials In Effect Thursday, Friday, Saturday - While Supplies Last CUN f '- V BUNS DOZ SOFT ,KAISER BUNS PKG r: DELUXE - PKG 6 CHOCOLATE 12 BROWNIES DELUXE • PKG 6 CARROT ot MUFFINS RASPBERRY TURNOVERS dub learns about flowers BY MARY JANE COYNE The Hibbert 4-H Club held its first meeting.• on May 20 at the home of Maria Vogels Eleven members were present Their leaders, Maria Vogels and Mary Coyne. showed the girls how to get the flowers and shrubs out of the pots and how to plant them They also learned the difference between different types of flowers and shrubs, Each. member is to choose a flower bed around their home and look after it - which includes PKG '3 Tasty -Nu Store Oniy A Wide Variety 0' Canadian and Importec CHEESES Fresh 00 The Bloc'F OLD CHEDDAR LB4 SPICED GOUDA LB � e 9 TASTY -NU BREAD Finest Quality - Fresh Daily FOR THE MO Enjoy our Fresh Baked Kaisers, Hamburg & Hot Dog Rolls, French & Garlic Breads DELICIOUS DONUTS & FRESH HOT COFFEE planting floiwers and/or shrubs, weeding and watering them for the summer. Herbaceous and woody plants were discussed and so were the record books. An election of officers was held: President i:. Tanya Vansteelandt. vice-president. Marianne Cook: treasurer, Leanne Vogels: secretary . Karen Vansteelandt and press reporter. Mary Jane Coyne The next meeting will be held on June 3 at 10 a,ni, at Maria Vogels This Thursday the ladies are invited to fun night ate Goderich Sunset. All ladies welcome. May 29 will be a 3 -man scramble for ladies night. The three ladies must have a total team handicap of at least 70. So find e team and come on out June 3 is the Ladies Invitational: There are still plenty of openings Tuesday there was a 3 -man Scramble tor Men's Night. The winning team was Carn Doig, Randy Gilfillan and Peter Czypyhe with a score of 30. Second place went to Jin; Watson Jr., Joe Aubin, and Steve Steep with a 31. Tuesday, May 30 will be regular golf with net scores to count and a prize for most. greens hit in regulation. Our Couples mixed 2 -ball last Friday night Jead.an excellent turn out with three teams tying for the lead with 47s. The teams Writer says beware and bte Dear Editor Our tolerance and understanding of the Franco aggression in Ontario and the rest of Canada is over In other countries our leaders are representing Canada as a French country We are losing our identity outside of Canada as an English speaking country. We know the truth is 95 percent of us speak English Inside Canada, the apathetic, party- oriented politicians (not only French) are promoting French as a means of unity. Itis a lie Those in power are allowing Canada to become a French State under the Fleur de Lys not the Maple Leaf, "The promotion of French Immersion for our children is their Achiile's Heel. Young parents take your children out of French Immersion classes, If they get our children, in 10 years they will have our country. Our 1 were Randy Gilfillan and Cathy Elliot. Cam Dong and Linda Steele. Mary Doig and Jim Puller Cards were cut to determine the winners and they were Mary Doig and Jim Puller Dave Longstaff won the long drive prize. June 2 is Couples night and it will be a 4 -man scramble with team handicap to be at least 70 This Saturday the Legion mixed tourna- ment begins at 2 p.m. On Sunday the Huron County Epilepsy Society is holding its fund raising event in the afternoon. Keep these in mind when planning your weekend golf. RULE OFTRE WEEK 18 /4 When Snake Is Outside Agency. Q. Is a snake an outside agency or a loose impedi- ment'' A. A live snake-is-an•outside agency. A dead snake is a loose impediment. PORK CHOP DINNER Includes Coffee or Teas and Dessert SUNDAY, MAY 28; 5:00 - 7:00 p.rn. 99 'Doily .Luncheon Specials •Licenced Under LLBO Seniors 15% off MONAA7, 6:00 A.M,-7:00 RM, SUN, 7:00 A•M.-7:00 P.M. td , SEAFO STH PTIM.IS ', S aware W children will lose in the long run if they are not French. Do not succumb to the pro- paganda and fear propagated by those presed4minnauthority. This is one of the means iis—ed to change the identity of Canada from an English speaking to a French speaking nation. , More and more people are becoming disturbed over the situation. Stop the chaos ahead by stopping "Bill 8" The French Language Services Act of Ontario. It is an act shrouded in secrecy and deceit. French trained agitators, aggressive and loud, are in every community across Canada, and not only French Quebecers Please, in the name of justice and human 'Canadians unaware • tram page 2A workplace across Canada. "Each of these requirements entails the recruitment of huge numbers of Fran- cophones ffom Quebec and from abroad into our remaining English-speaking provinces, a flow already underway, Combine those moves with an imnngration policy which for twenty years has had the singular. purpose of closing the doors from the U.S. and U.K. while flooding Canada with others willing to accept French as their working language, and we can see that the days of English- speaking Canada are, by design, clearly • numbered dignity do not listen to them. Get some true facts and eliminate the servitude that lies ahead for us if we don't. Let's tell it like it is! Let's take action! First of all, take your children out of French Immersion classes and start boycotting Quebec products. We must thwart this aggression without delay. The smoke screens, like "free trade" 'that they are putting out for us will work for them if we allow it and do not be aware. If you want proof of what I have stated above, contact Box 100, Barrie, Ontario. L4M 459. Yours for English speaking Canada, R. Mallory, Barrie, Ontario • SMOKED PORK CHOPS And "This absurb but systematic conquest is now going into its final stage despite the fact that English is still the language of 96 per- cent of Canadians outside sovereign French Quebec. But even today, through our gullibility and apathy, we have allowed ourselves to become nonentities in our own country, unwelcome m our federal govern- ment service and now to become unwelcome in our provincial and municipal government services, in the professions, and on the en- tire Canadian job market. • "Are we and our children and grand- children thus to be bulldozed into extinction, Parents gain • from: page 2A everyone - To give credit where credit is due, they are: Cheryl Storey - David Cronin -Shelly Nigh - Chuck Terpstra - Shelly O'Brien - Chris Smith - Heather McGavin - L9reg Ryan -Samantha Nesbitt -Ron Steven- -'son -'Michelle McNeil - Brian Alcock - Sheri Kling ane iw.y De Corte. I would also like to comment on the decorating, it was just beautiful. Con- gratulations to the committee and anyone who helped. Bob and Donna O'Brien or have we had enough of this farce?" I suggest your readers get hold of "ENOUGH" and find out what's really go - mg on in this country. The book isn't in i'nany bookstores because Canada's Govern- ment doesn't want it read. But you can get it by sending your cheque for 44.50 to "ENOUGH ! " Andrew Books Ltd., P.O. Box 1930, Kitchener, Ontario N2G 4104. Fourteen thousand copies have been bought since last June, and Canadians are finally ,becoming aware of what is being done to their country. Ruth Workman Kippen, Ontario ' .M. Ri H Take-outs A aiillabie DANCE Seatorth and 'District Community Centres SAT URD''Air Y 9 MAY Y 2 7 Music By BUSTIN LOOSE n Barbecue Only — $8.00 o Barbecue and Dance —$10.00 o Under 12 — $4.00 Dance Only — .$8.00 • Preschoolers — Free a .Age Of Majority Only FOR INFORMATION CALL 527-0794 or 527-1374 TICKETS .AVAILABLE — Archie's Sunoco, Bob & Betty's Variety, Optimist Members, Bob's Barber Shop, Seatorth Plumbing & Heating Proceeds Donated For Community Events and Projects HENSALL'S 5th ANNUAL Community Wide 'Nord And Garage sale SA ?IOWA y', MAY ,,27 9:00 a:m. - ? 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