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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1989-08-23, Page 5• TIE HURON EXPOSITOR AUGUST 23 1989 SA Sur ,Life Assurance I Caltrperrr y Cane rLogo needed nor United Church S if elensall Correspondent SUSAN HARTMAN 262-2449 Linda '-Hartman greeted worshippers at Hensall United Church. Our guests again this .week were members of the Carmel Presbyterian Church. Janis :Bisback sang "0 Rest In The Lord", -and Rev. Wright's sermon war "Surprise". Ushers were Grant St. John and Doug' Mock. The 33rd :General Council of The United University of Western Ontario August 19-23, 1990. A competition has been an- nounced to design a logo for the Council. Volunteers will be needed before and dur- ing the Council. Spectators will be welcome to observe. Contact Rev Wright for more information. PEOPLE Over 100 members of the Baker family gathered at the home of Grant and Gladys McGregor on Saturday. Family members travelled from as far away as Kingston to reacquaint themselves with cousins, aunts and uncles Jamie Campbell of Guelph is spending the week visiting with Brad Hartman. Another former Hensal1 resident, Carollyn Rimenzwaan, spent last week visiting with Kari Taylor and famih NORTHCREST NEWS Visitors with Glen and Pearl McKnight last Tuesday afternoon were Flon le Kirkpatrick and cousin of Belfast, Ireland. They were accompanied by Marie Douglas of Atwood and Jay Ball of Clinton. Margaret Mole enjoyed a visit Saturday from, her daughter Lois Walden and Reguinr n ming s-ervice resumes Sunday on Cr Cranbrook Correspondent •MES. MAC ENGEL. 887-0645 The regular morning service will be held on Sunday, August 27, at 9:45 ani following a .one month holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith and family enjoyed a recent weekend camping at Annu.a McC BB Walton Correspondent SIRS. BE�1•IT McCALL 887-6677 Sunday, August 20 over 60 people at- tended the annual McCall Picnic at the Blyth .Lion's Park. Just at noon rain hit the area making it neeessary to have the smorgasbord meal in the club house. Stephen Burke conducted a short business period, and Donna Mitchell read the minutes of last year's picnic. The election of officers for next year's went as follows. President - Stephen Burke; Vice -President - Doreen McCall; Secretary - Debbie Blake: sports - Adam and Andrew Perrier tables - Murray and Sherry McCall. A generous donation was made to the Lion's Club for the use of their facilities. .Sports were conducted by Susan Buff - Conestoga Family Park. Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John Vanass and family were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Van Vugt, London, and Mr. and Mrs. Pete Van Boekel, lnnerkip. On Wednesday evening, August 16, friends, neighbours and relatives gathered at the community centre for a bridal shower for Verna Perrie. Verna, Mrs. Perrie and Mrs. Draper were seated :pocnic attracts mga and Marion Young. A prize was given to John A. Perrie as the oldest per- son at the picnic; the oldest married cou- ple was John and Clara Perrie: and the couple with an anniversary closest to this date was Bert and Susan Buffinga. Adam Bower was the youngest present. The boys were able to have a ball game while others visited. A good time was had by all. BALL TOURNAMENT Walton Ball Park hosted a round robin squirt tournament this past weekend. There were two great days of sunshine for this event. Taking part in the tourna- ment were teams from Belgrave, Har- riston, Belmore and Cargill. The "B" division championship was between Cargill and Bellmore with Cargill coming out on top by a score of 15 to 0 The winning team received a trophy and nb rook at the front where they were entertained by a mock wedding. Verna was then presented with gifts followed by lunch and a social time, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Strickler spent ten days camping at Earl Rowe Provin- cial Park recently. Several noticeable im- provements have been added to this park including a one -acre swimming pool. granddaughter Tina from Kincardine. Mrs Barbara Plumb of Northcrest spent a few days last week with her sister Peggy Loftus and mother. Bertha Onions in Richmond Hill Hazel Luther returned home after spen- ding a month with family and friends in Newfoundland. Dr. and Mrs Raymond Parr of Curun- na visited on Sunday with the McKnights. Pearl McKnight spent a lovely day last week with Sadie Hoy of Hensel! at her cottage near Pt. Clarke SHUFFLEBOARD The Hensall Happy Pushers shuffled August 15 at the community center. Top scorer was Walter Knowles 508, followed by Gertie Moir 465, Eileen Dowson 460, Dorothy Brintnell 427 and Annie Reid 416. 191010$449881611901 •DRAPERIES *VERTICALS •WOVEN WOODS • P over 60 visitors souvenir hats and Belgrave received crests. The "A" division final was played by Belmore and Harriston, with Harriston winning by default. The winning team received a trophy and souvenir hats and Belmore recieved Masts. There was a most valuable player trophy handed out at the "A" division game with the winner being Joel Martin, pitcher for the Harriston team. in 'the "B" division the most valuable player was John Cephick, pitcher for the Cargill team. • SQUIRT GIRLS WIN The Walton Squirt girls team defeated the Seaforth "B" team in the play-offs and are now playing the Seaforth "A" team. On Sunday evening they won play- ing against the Seaforth "A" team. They play back in Walton Tuesday evening. 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Monday morning energetic rest home residents gathered in the activity room after • breakfast for Fun and Fitness, A few participants, as well as their leader, find those toe touches a little difficult over a full stomach, but we persevere Library hour was held in the afternoon and attended by several residents. The weekly church service Tuesday afternoon was composed of contributions by several residents. Myrtle Rodd sang a solo, and Lillian Smith, Laving Watson and Mildred Giugerich contributed scrip- ture readings. Laving led a recitation of the Ten Commandments. Visitors Tom and Phyllis Desjardine sang a duet for us, and Joyce Pepper was our volunteer pianist. Following the service residents shared refreshments and fellowship with visitors. Wednesday following exercises we discussed the coming Lunar Eclipse. We hope many of you watched this fascinating event. Baking Club met in the afternoon. Agri/Club met Thursday afternoon. One of our favorite resource magazines is the Rural Voice. We often read columns and articles from the publication. Giselle Ireland always leaves us laughing. "Nikki, Wild Dogof the North" was our featured film Thursday evening. It seem- ed to .meet all the most desired criteria preferred by residents. It was a nature filmiabout an animal, produced by, Walt Disney. O>l Sunday residents.and volunteers en- joyed a. picnic lunch in Clinton and had a great .time cheering on their favorite horse -at the Clinton Racetrack. Thank you Walter :Knowles of Hensall for pro- g'transportation, and Ian Fleming of ;RG Sales - Service Installation ree•Eafimates +•-Barn.Cleaners • Stabling v.:Bunk-Feeders the Clinton Raceway Association for allowing .us to park at the racetrack fence so that everyone had a perfect view of the races. Chntorl frac Coming events, August 31 at 7 pm our Birthday Party with entertainment by the Harmony Kings. September 8 at 2:30 pm in International Day featuring Singapore. 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Please contact Mr. Jim McDade, Principal, 70 Bennett St. E., Goderich, Ontario, 524-9901. *ST. MICHAEL SECONDARY SCHOOL is a Catholic Secondary School serving Strat- ford and area. To register new students, please contact Mr, Dan Bishop, Principal, St. Michael Secondary School, 8 Grange Street, Stratford, Ontario, 271-0890. OTHER HURON COUNTY AREA SCHOOLS ARE - St. Joseph's School Mr. James McQuillan, Principal RR 3 Goderich, Ontario N7A 3X9 529-7646 St. Columban School Mr. Don Farwell, Principal RR2 Dublin, Ontario NOK 1E0 345-2086 Qur Lady of Mount Caramel School Mr. Laurie Kraftcheck, Principal RR 3 . Dashwood, Ontario NOM IN0 237.2337 St, .Joseph's School 5Mr..5dcap,,pelli, Principal 49 Beelh.,Street Cainton, Ontario NOM 1L0 402-74$5 i veoio.�.$lood,S toot asgaret .Nelsen, Pri npjlpal TilStreet,.,iW.,Hoe 189 r, Gilt,agimNOM SO 541591 tit A -AH 0 J43,.AmeRT ST. J `ET,-CLINTON 4821872 cin1�w ill;aa 'lest V.eMalaraes, Gilaireriamof:the•Board St. Mary's School Mr. Jim McDade, Principal 70 Bennett St. E., Goderich, Ontario N7A 1A4 524-990] St. James School Mr. Gary Birmingham, .Principal Chalk Street, Box 100 Seaforth, Ontario NOK 1WO 527-0321 Sacred Heart School Mr. Jim Steffler, Principal Cornyn Street, .Box Wingbam, Ontario .NOG 2W0 357-1090 St. Boniface School Mr. David Shagpa, Principal Mary Street, .Box 128 Zurich, Ontario NOM 2T0 236-4335 •St. J licblael,SEG2JNDARY 5011001 4r. t an-Bysltop, Principal 6•Orge Street E� ShplOrd, Q rio-N,SA 3P6 w'.'n - W. n -W. ,Seliert, Director of -Education 9 A 1 ;.I