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The Huron Expositor, 1983-06-08, Page 18Houma Qw. J ©gw© Lodge has 50th anniversary PRESCHOOL STORYTI ME GRADUATION—May 25, was a special day for preschoolers at Huron Centennial School, Brucefleld. There were stories, a craft, treats ending with the highlight, a bus ride home for those who return to Kindergarten In the fall. The children have been attending story hour at the school thls year. Teens judge livestock "1 PLACE THIS CLA' These words were ttered several hundred times on the Clinton Fairground grand- stand on Saturday, May 28. Eighteen official judges listened to reasons given by a record number of competi- tors at the Huron County Livestock and Field Crops Judging Competition. A total of 185 young people between 12 and 19 judged six classes of livestock and three field crops classes. Top judges at the competi- tion were: Novice -Kelly Vod- den. R.R. 1, Clinton; Junior - (tie) -David Wheeler, R.R. 1, Bluevale and Jeff McGavin, R.R. 4, Walton; Interme- diate -Kevin Smith, R.R. 6, Goderich; Senior -Lisa Thompson, R.R. 5, Wing - ham. Award winners are: Lisa Thompson; R.R. 5, Wing - ham, highest score in the competition; Kelly Vodden, R.R. 1, Clinton, high novice judge; Jeff Feagan, R.R. 4, Godericti, highest score in swine section; Kevin Smith, R.R. 6. Goderich, high dairy judge; Debbie Johnston, R.R. 2, Bluevale, top sheep judge; Heather Browning, Credition, high beef score; David Wheeler, R.R. 1 Blue - vale, -top score in horse section. - Trophies and other major awards will be given out at the 4-H Awards Night at Central Huron Secondary School, Clinton,, on Novem- ber 25. -Don Pullen, Agr. Rep. Correspondent BERTHA MacGREGOR 262-2025 A number of the members of the IOOF and Amber Rebekah Lodges attended the 50th anniversary of the Morn- ing Star Rebekah Lodge in Brussels on Saturday eve- ning. The Hensall Three Links Seniors will meet on Tuesday June 14 at 8:00 p.m. at the local hall. Hensall Bantam girls play- ed Exeter B Wednesday evening June 1 defeating them 14-6. Next game against Thames Rd. 2 in Hensall at, 9:00 p.m. Wednesday June 8. Noble Grand Mrs.. Marg- aret Consitt presided for the regular meeting of Amber Rebekah Lodge on Wednes- day evening assisted by Vice Grand Mrs. Margaret Up - shall. The inaugural meeting will be held at Edelweiss Lodge Seaforth on June 29th at 8 p.m. Treasurer Mrs. Dorothy Corbett gave the financial report. Happy Birthday was wished to financial secretary Mrs. Irene Blackwell. Croki- nole was played with prize winners: high -Evelyn Flynn; 2nd: Pearl Shaddick, consola- tion -Leona Parke. EXPLORERS MEET On Monday, May 30 the Hensall Explorers held their 3rd annual family banquet in Hensall Fellowship Hall. Shirley McAllister welcomed. The Star ceremony was conducted by Cathy Mann and Dorothy Brintnell pre- sented the first year Explor- ers Stars: Marg Cole present- ed the 2nd year Stars and ,Shirley McAllister 3rd year Stars and graduation certifi- cates and E pins. The girls who graduated were Pam Gacltstetter, Sherri Maxwell, Janet Mowat. Lori Harburn, Christine Rose, and Mrs. Ross MacMillan Debbie Lawrence, Dianne and family in Waterloo. Stebbins, Following the star Mr. and Mrs. Harold Park - ceremony the Explorers sang er were recent visitors with three songs they had learned , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Keys, from Betty Beer on their Grand Bend. camp -out. An enjoyable Sunday af- ternoon was spent at the The Messengers held their home of Mr. and Mrs. Ross pot luck dinner in the Fellow- Corbett when Miss Sheila ship hall on Wednesday eve- Riley and Mrs. Steven Cor- ning with 50 in attendance. bett were hostesses for a There were 21 Messengers miscellaneous bridal shower and four graduates -- Janet in honour of Miss Donna Thuss, Trecia Regier, Angela Bickeli, bride -elect of June. Gould, Johnathon Corbett. Mrs. Jack Corbett gave a Leaders are Evelyn Elder, reading and Miss Sally Cindy Taylor, Leslie Bailey, Chaffe entertained with- step - Bonnie Gould. Cathy Mann dancing. Mrs. Steven Corbett and Chief Explorer Debbie read an address to the guest Lawrence were on hand to of honour and Misses Sally greet the graduates into Ex- Chaffe and Catharine Corbett plorers. The group ranges in presented the bride -elect ages 4, 6, 7 and 8. with gifts. Donna thanked They visited Queensway each. Nursing Home and sang at The annual birthday party Christmas and also in May. of Carmel W.M.S. will be They banded together with held on June 13 at 8:00 p.m. the Explorers 'and purchased when Miss Carol Erb will be a "walker" and donated it to the guest speaker. the Huron Hope Nursery for Father and Son Banquet. the mentally handicapped. Beaver and Cubs and Scouts r * **as was held on Monday at the Mr. and Mrs. Jack Corbett United Church, hosted by the and Mr. and Mrs. Les Adams U.C.W. Following the supper of Exeter motored to Detroit wSwim-Up wim UpTThceCe moniess on Saturday and visited with were heltheir cousins Mr. and Mrs. swimming Campbell.up to Cubs were Derrek Charles Goodman. ark Mrs. Laird Mickle returned Dietz. Brian Gardner, Scott Sunday evening after spend- Gould. Jeremy Neilands, and ing a weekend with her Shawn Wurm. The Cubs who daughter and son-in-law Mr. Scouts were Jason Clarke, and Mrs. Brian Collins and Derry! Lawrence and John family in Waterloo and a Rooseboom. week with her son Charles in Benmiller Camporee was Hamilton and on returning held June 3. 4, 5 at the home spent Sunday with her Benmiller Conservation Park. daughter and son-in-law Mr. The Hensall Cub Pack won Kippen Gun Club has 21 shooters first prize award in the "A2 diviston of the "Effort Games" with' 100%. "The Hensall Scouts won 1st in the First • Aid and 1st in the portaging events. Also at the closing cere- monies the Scouts won the trophy for the best overall Scouts. Congratulations to the leaders of the Scouts who are Tom Bailey. Les Gardner and Larry Moir. Leaders of the Cubs are Ken Clarke, Kay Gardner and Tammy Preszca- tor. Special thanks to the cooks and helpers}vho were Glen Harburn, Darrell Presz- cator, Debbie Lawrence and Marg Clarke. Also to Butch Hoffman for his help with his truck and to all the parents who transported the boys up and back Deaths Senior Sunday next EVERATT At Packwood Hospital on Sunday June 5, 1983, Miss Kathleen Everett of London. Beloved daughter of the late Sylvester and Frances (nee Hays). Predeceased by bro- thers Edward and Roy. Friends will be received at the Logan Chapel of Furtney Funeral Homes, 371 Dundas Street, on Monday 7-9 p.m.; Where the complete funeral and committal service will be held on Tuesday at 1 o'clock p.m. with Rev. Robert Foster of Church of the Redeemer officiating. Cremation with interment of ashes in Mount Pleasant Cemetery. 28-23x1 Remember/ It takes but a moment to place an Ex- positor Want Ad. Dial 527-0240. MEET YOUR FRIENDS RAIN OR SHINE INDOORS; AT VANASTRA FLEA & FARM MARKET Hwy. No. 4 2 Kms. South of Clinton •COLLECTABLES •ART •CRAFTS *BOOKS •CARDS •TOYS Correspondent Wayne McBride, Lloyd Ven- RENA CALDWELL ner, 21 -Uwe Wisch, Terry 262-5935 Baker. 20 -Grant McGregor, Kippen Gun Club met May Bob Baker, 19 -Dan Crerar, 24 with 21 shooters. 25 -Jamie Harold Smith. 17 -Kai Wisch, Caldwell, 24 -Jack Mills. Jim 16 -Bob Kirk. Butcher, Glen Mogk, John Mr. and Mrs. Art Wheel - Anderson, Bert Mahaffey. er, Mississauga visited BruceAnderson; 23 -Al Kyle, friends in the Kippen area Gladys McGregor, Harrison last weekend. Schock, 22 -Tom Allen. BUSINESS PHONE DIRECTORY 527-0240 p1551ay •., oma, SOX 1�R •BOX PLANTS •TAVISTOCK CHEESES •HOME BAKING •BIKES •APPLIANCES SELL YOUR OWN! CARS, TRUCKS. TRAILERS, BOATS. MOTOR HOMES. ETC. EVERY SAT. & SUN. 10 AM TO 5 PM WE HAVE BUYERS WE NEED SELLERS cALL 482-7401 OR 482-3773 DALE ROOFING Flat roofs, new' and repairs. 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Mrs. Louise Mitchell was pleasantly entertained when Mrs. Rose Pyke, Mrs. Anita Bengough. and Mrs'. Irene Finlayson played euchre with her. Rev. Barbara Laing and Rev. Kenneth Knight con- ducted worship service at the home. Mrs. Triebner was visited by her daughter and son-in- law Doreen and Mike Heenan also her daughter and grand- son Lesa and Brian Heenan. Alfred and Martha Bates, Mrs. Vergie Williams was visited by her daughter Mrs. Stackhouse and family and Mrs. Marylin Hern and family to celebrate her birth- day. Mrs. Vera Lammie was visited by Jean Wright. Peter Krysse and Chester Dunn. Several ladies' visited with Ise Mitchell and Alieda —1:6Kat • namely Mrs. Mary Han - nig n, Mrs. Ruby Bruls, Mrs. B. ykstra. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Denroche of Ottawa visited. Mrs. Louise Mitchell and took her to visit with her son Les at Crediton. Lena and Myrtle Doupe visited Mrs. Middleton. Mrs. Gladys Bachler visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Pat Oesch. A lot of creativity and imagination was used prepar- ing the Sanctuary and pre- senting the theme for Child- ren s Day at Hensall United Church on Sunday morning. The theme "Children are Special" was brought out through scenes in the church; Donald Wareing and Bill Stebbins read the scriptures from Matthew and Mark again expressing Jesus em- phasis on the important place of children. Children are special id' the Horne; at play and at school and in the center was the church with a white cross depicting Christ's presence with the children wherever they are. The Targe banner at the front of the church along with the child character's done in pastels around the church brought out the spe- -cial'pface children have in the_ sight of God. '•• Next Sunday will be Senior Citizens Sunday when all the Senior Citizens of the church and community are invited to attend and following the service are invited to a reception in the Fellowship Hall put on by the students of the Sunday Church School. 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There is no obligation and no cost to you. And there is so much you could gain for your business. Come talk with us if you could use financial aid, in the form of loans, loan guarantees or even selling an equity position in your business. We have experienced counsellors who can help you plot a course of growth and success for your business. And we can provide you with direction to government assistance, both federal and provincial, as well as other vital information. For an advance appointment call: 271-5650 (collect] or write: 1036 Ontario St. Stratford, Ont. •Investments 527-1610 John Ryan 527-1520 Federal Business Banque ftid8rele Development Bank de d4veloppement Your future is our guarantee. Canada /e gran �(rene, �oo JJca d 0/ �r<rrcalcim has the following positions available CUSTODIAN SOUTH HURON DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL Exeter, Ontario Starting July 4, 1983 The full-time position of forty hours per week involves shift work. Let- ters of application and resumes indicating date of birth, experience and education will be re- ceived by the undersign• ed prior to June 10, 1983 CUSTODIAL CONTRACT TENDER TURNBERRY CENTRAL PUBLIC SCHOOL R.R. 4, Wingham, Ontario Effective September 1, 1983 Individuals interested in submitting a tender may obtain tender forms at the Board offices, 103 Albert Street, Clintdq. Ontario. The lowest or any tender (' not necessarily accept- ed. Tenders must be submitted to the under- signed prior to noon June 17, 1983. P. GRYSEELS Superintendent of Education HURON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION 103 Albert Street, Clinton, Ontario ANNOUNCEMENT 401, Yee'xon 7�orv�c a)' t7/ ♦ eche, requires OCCASIONAL TEACHERS to do supply work in the elementary and second- ary schools during, the 1983/84 school year. Appropriate applications may be obtaining at any elementary or secondary school within Huron County or at the,,Board of Education office in Clinton, Ontario. Interested applicants should forward the ap- propriate application form to: Occasional Teacher List HURON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION 103 Albert Street, Clinton, Ontario NOM ILO prior to June 24, 1983 Individuals presently serving as Occasional Teachers or individuals seeking to have their names attached to the Occasional Teachers List are asked to indicate their interest. From the. information indicated on the applica- tion form, lists will be prepared and circulated to the appropriate prin- cipal. D -J. COCHRANE Director of Edncatlon D. WALLACE Chairman DAVE THOMAS Huron Tractor wishes 10 announce the appointment of Oave Thomas os a Salsa Representative. Dave originates oM the farm In the Brussels aro and Is to 191E graduate of the O.A.C. In Guelph.. , Dove: ferm b_ t:roend and experience make him well suited for the look . He looks forward to cefling en our many farm customers In Mullett, Moab, Grey and McKillop townships. Call Dew et our mein store In Exeter. He can also be reached at our service swift* In Blyth. Blyth 323-4244 Exeter 233.1113 -