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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1989-11-08, Page 1818A — T -4E HURON EXPOSITOR, NOVEMBER 6 148 Remernbranz y l u The Veteran's 'banquet was held -last at the Branch following 'the service and at Saturday evening with a •capadlty crowd 6m. a Pot -luck se er will be held. We attending. The guest speaker was'Provm hope all members will attend. These pot- •cial President Comrade Horace latilhops lucks have been very good in the past. who spoke on .Legion and -our flag, Corn- L ( Monday night cribbage is beginning next rade Horace was introduced by Comrade Al Nicholson and thanked by Past PresMoeday, November 13 at 8 p.m. We hope dent Jim Watson There was one First t- by i'3r0Y'r on -Scott moo ' allevening cribbage players will come out for the 'War Veteran present who was Comrade There is a Remembrance service being Harry Palin When the Second War held at 11 a.m. Friday at the Hospital for Veterans were asked to stand there were sick Comrades The •service will be held in only about 50 present. This was probably y the lounge. It is hoped they and all Pa- an indication on how many will be present bents will be able to attend, A contingent 10 years down the road Associate Band i P pp of Seaforth Veterans will also attend the members, if the Legion is to survive, must High School Remembrance Services at 9 assume more roles each coming year in a.m. on Friday morning the decision making process. The Ladies is p They grow not old as we that are left Auxiliary served a luscious meal and dap- grow old. Age shall not weary them nor Ding was enjoyed to the music of Ian d lthe years condemn. At the going down of the Wtlbee's orchestra. One of the highlights of sun and in the morning we will remember the evening was a presentation to the Legion by President Jane Case of the Thi again them Roster. November 8, Glen Chesney. Ladies Auxiliary of a cheque for $2,000, November 9, :'; November 13, K. Swan: also a presentation to Comrade Major November 14, D. Ste. Marie; November 15, Frank Golding of ' a Certificate of J Dalrymple. Q eennsway's •resident ch or °(•gins Wath students Appreciation After the Church Parade to the Presbyterian Church, which was led b . the Seaforthand District All Girls Marching the Legion heldis annual'Popp) drive. President Mel would like to thank all the members who turned out to help andalso to thank the general ublic for their generous donations, it was greatly ap- preciated. To the Auxiliary who served a light lunch after church for the canvassers. once a ain Thank you Ladies. This Saturday is November 11, Remem- brance Day. The parade will form at the Legion and move off for a service at the Cenotaph at 11 a.m. Lunch will be served Hensall Public school students were at Queensway Monday afternoon for the in- tergenerational choir practise with their music teacher Kathy Burlow, and volunteer pianist Joyce Pepper Members of Queensway's auxiliary - Lil Baker. Dorothy Brintnell, Elva Forrest and Helen Anderson, dressed m costume for the special Halloween Bingo Monday afternoon. A big thank you to those ladies for being such good sports and also for providing Halloween treats as prizes. The Hensel' Brownies visited in the evening and had a costume parade through the halls. vice Tuesday afternoon. with Mrs. Keys as UE Irk NSWAY SHIBA VC 'MODEL M-220 181 -Channel Cable Ready VCR with On -Screen Programming Vla Remote Control •Channel auto-search/memory •Oulck Access system *On-screen program ming B-evenvl•vea' *HO PLUS *VHS index search system •p -meed v,sua search •Auto ole: •1 Ines' time counte' *Tape remain Indicate pianist. Queensway Ladies Auxiliary met Wednes- day morning and discussed final plans for the annual Craft and Bake Sale. November 15, 1989. Everyone is looking forward to a good turnout. The wildlife and nature film "High Wild and Free" was viewed Thursday evening. Residents were pleased to welcome the Hensall Legion members Sunday when the paid a visit following their Cenotaph service. Coming events for Queensway are: November 10 at 2:30 pm. International Day featuring L_ os nd November 15 from 2 to 4 pm the Craft and Bake sale. Fast Food Freaks task about .principles of food Meeting 4 Of the Fast Food Freaks Hibbert 4-H Club was held October 26 at Mari. Vogels At this meeting members discussed the different parts of a microwave oven and how they work. The) talked about the basic principles of food preparation to the microwave, and later used the microwave to prepare Parmesan chicrten, spudweisers and s'mores. While the tool was cooking members watched a movie, called "Good Foods Fast, What's In It For You," which was really enjoyed B UARIEs After the movie, they sampled the food and then the meeting was adjourned Meeting six was the party meeting which moved ahead a week to October 30 so we could . nave a Hallowe'en Part) Members met at 5:30 p.m, at Maria Vogels for supper. The menu consisted or Rea list i c -Kodak -TDK-Scotch-Goldsta' Experience the thrill of a TANDY 1000 TL -2 COMPUTER -the best PC compatible around, •Features Intp" 802B6 mroroorosser to give you er traordtnary speed and processing oowe' •640K RAM and 3' disk drive are standard New integrated dr,v, electronics nrnvld<• Inwcna' har die, expansio' •DeskMate 3 nroductrvav software with a new tutona program bull, •Superb graphics w,, dioltal sour' and speech capabilities °Exnansron canahraties let yo, keep growrnc. 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She was predeceased by two sisters, Mary Purcell and Margaret Coyne. Friends were received at the Whitney- Ribey Funeral Home in Seaforth and a Mass of the Christian Burial was held at St. Columbary Roman Catholic Church. In- terment was in St. Columban Cemetery PETER MCLAUGHLIN Peter Joseph McLaughlin of RR 4 Walton, died Wednesday, November 1, 1989 at the Seaforth Conimunity Hospital. He was 88.. Born in McKillop Township on May 3. 1901. he was a son of the late Patrick McLaughlin and the former Catherine Connolly. He is survived by his wife, the former Anna Maine). whom he married on November 5, 1929 Also surviving is a daughter, Mrs. Junior ( Marys Storey of Seaforth; a grand- daughter, Cheryl Ann Storey; and a sister, Margaret McLaughlin of Huronview, Clinton Mr. McLaughlin was predeceased by brothers Michael and Joseph. Friends were received at the Whitney- Ribey Funeral Home in Seaforth and a Mass of Christian burial was held Saturday at St. Janes Roman Catholic Church. burial was in St. Columban Cemetery. Pallbearers were Dominic Murray, Frank Murray, Al Koehler, Earl Rock, Jack Horan and Dan.McClory. Parish prayers were said Friday at the iuireral home JOHN G. MCCLENNAN John t,. McClennan of RR 2 Palmerston died Saturday, October 28, 1989 at the Listowel Memorial Hospital. He was 79. Mr. McClennan farmed all his life on the townline, west of Palmerston, and when it came to growing roses, he grew some of the largest. A lover of horses and a keen race horse fan, he often made the trip south to the bluegrass state of Kentucky to witness some of the best purebred pacers in North America. He is survived by children, Bill and his wife Jean of Arthur, Jack and ,Iris wife Phyllis of Listowel, Mrs. Doreen Berfelz of Palmerston, Wayne and his wife Elaine of Palmerston and Audry McClennan and Brian.Triebner of Kippen Also surviving are •,hew, Ken McClennan of Elmi 'dren: and 26 great -granter Mr. McCienns u, a a.,% b) wit the former ida L, at. o ),.r• w ,at and two .brothers, N.1L". " and cot ,. pan F-rletidt ..,.i• et the Heritage F seeral Home in Palmerston,..and a burteral,aervice was held on November 3 at -the funeral chapel, The Reverend .Jelin rBe11 m .0f Palmerston United Churcgffieiated.,,lter- ment was at Palmerston 1 eretery. Pallbearers were Ted ToeaadJeter, ,Gar- field Gadke, Bob -Anderson, ,Dave •Qonrad, Walter Seiler ..and Jack ,Reid. Honorary ,pallbearers .were Alex Reid, ,Rex Fee, Corm Nickel, Wes Albrecht rafrd i$il1 Woods. Flower ,bearers ,were stilloriniel Mcl".lettrlan, 44idle mlVicCle Oafi, a aryl Mcasonan, Jeff. Mecletipan, cane- rgns and. 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