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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1983-11-30, Page 15r rrATT • IURON EMPOsEr00, NQ, E . phB'30' 1pa *; t15 RENA The ay}n th . of ' ;tbls cornrttunity . is extended ' Shaddlck and family of Kitthenet. a: petit!! of nett. whose wife' G (Menti ,N ed away . on In F . yr .25 in a,Ntt�ts Care Home in• Kitchener ' She is survived by her husband' aand,'two children. Mark and Michelle; her ruts Mr: andra. Clare Mc$ride and one rWhe Robe t. Aof Croderich. e> Ing pidvate„ funeral service, at the -Sendreck''Funeral Herne in [(Itch. ener,, op Monday Nov. 2$ intermentill foilgw in Bayfield Cemetery. Hensoil;'s cente Correspondent MRS. MARGABEI'HOGGARTH �r-262-6902 Connthe artho 0 in ugh Diane pante mars onthe bitch of daughter StepChat- hanie Jane on Friday, Nov. Mattie and Alex McGregor visited at the weekend with Bessie and Jim Flanagan, of Hamilton. Al and Margaret Hoggarth and their daughter Janet were,guests on Sunday Nov. '27 of Al's mother, Ruby Hoggarth o Blue Water Rest Home. Zurich, where'they enjoyed a delicious Christmas dinner. KIPPEN UNITED CHURCH NEWS The service at Si. Andrew's Church. Kippen was held at 10 a.m. on Sunday Nov. 27. This day being the beginning of Advent. Pastor Don Moffat Iit,the first candle. Mrs. 4 Kathy Mann Ind Ei!een Rennie'ended a p I4 •Chealey on Wednesday for the`ThellenlaU,sindareil Horticultural Society a mien Wedttesday' .. evening to the Fellowship' Hall of He`nsid)'llnited Church. with Kathy Mann presiding, '• Kathy ielcomed everyone and thanked all for., :eta- g part ,in carieg for the. flowers during:the summer months and especially thanked'DaWn Rozendol for caring for the roses at the Town Hall. The -pansy will be the Centennial Flower and the annual meeting will lie Monday.Jan, 30 et 8 p,m. A Craft Show will be held for Centennial din keeping with the Bicentennial. Mrs. Mann gave a poetsand weloomedtheguesttidleistl aril Zti 4koJ a of Dteeter.Two of her plipils Janette and Henrietta Visscher of'Exeter also sang accotupatICd'by Dr. Ralph at &Olean. Jean McKee of Benroiher art :kecredited F7ora4,Tudge.and gafdener atBenuniller for five years spoke on, toilet borders and showed interesting si des of her garden and flowers,'narrating on her favorite flowers. and her sheep, • Velma Robinson was in charge of the draw with prizes going to Earle Coleman, Exeter; Helen McLean, Mona Aldeidice and Irene 'Davis. Each member attending was given a hyacinth bulb. nnial 'celebrated with David Cooper presided at the organ- In the Ministry `of Music, the choir presented "Christmas is a Feeling". Sunday School was well attended. The Christmas Sunday School party will be held on Sunday Dec. 4. On Monday Nov. 21, the Ladies' Division of the Hensall Fair Board held a meeting at the home of the president of the • Ladies' -Committee, Frances Kinsman. Those pres- ent were the secretary Barbie Van Allen; the committee in charge of Plants and Flowers section. including Elaine Kinsman. Thea Wisch, Mona Alderdice and Margaret Hoggarth; Betty McGregor was representing the Domestic Science Section; Sandra Turner was present from the Home Department --this includes the sewing, crochet, knitting and quilt section. -Marlene Bell was representing the arts and crafts section. The committee of the eneril-;meeting of the • Ifenuall Cent Committee was held Tuesday Niiv!• 22 et the Mann United,Chuurch. Ray Co•nsitt will head the Beard Growing Contest ,!,,and will have. rules and.:regulationa ready soon: It is hoped most of the Men in the area will' take part in this activity. ' Cecil Pepper reported, at Hensall.Council Lias declared Feb. 13, 1984 a public holiday in, Hensall to comfnemorate our Centennial and the. Bi Centennial. ' The New Years Dancepreparations are underway and tickets are selling well: With the price set at only 520 couple they are sure -to be a sell out. Tickets are available from Centennial members, Accomodation for out of town visitors, will be required. If anyone has an extra room they would like to rent out for the weekend of celebrations please phone, 262-2548. Any caterers wishing to set Op food booths in Hensall for the weekend of June 29 to July 2/84 should contact either Charles Hay 262-2509 or Mrs. Harold knight 262-2319. There will be no general meeting, in December; the next meeting is Jan. 24. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Keyes. Grand Bend visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Harold. Parker. Rev. Kenneth Knight conducted worship in Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sunday. Joan Keyes presided-ats,the organ. Choir practise will be herdbn-Sunday Dep. 4 to prepare the Christmas music. The ladies of the Church are meeting for their Christmas pot -luck dinner Monday Dec. 5 at 12 noon. Bertha MacGregor was a dinner guest.with -Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Hayter at Varna Continued on page A20 Shirley Luth r and Dawn Ra Junior Section were unable Various changes were su section for the betterment of well from the be present. gested In each e 1984 Fair. As next year's fair will coinciwith Hensall Centennial Year, a special section for a Centennial quilt is to be included in the program. The details are as follows. A hand -sewn quilt, depicting. Hensall Centen- nial, minimum size 54 x 78 inches; any technique allowable eg. embroidery, liquid embroidery, applique etc. First prize will be $100. For further information contact Frances Kinsman at 262-5480, or any other of the committee members.,- To raise money for prizes for the ladies division. the committee is going to sew a quilt and tickets are being sold for this project by the ladies. HIGH POiNT WINNER-Ellzabetb Stewart Of RR1 Dublin was the recipient of the C.a. McNaughton trophy at the annual '-4-H awards night held on Nov. 25 In Clinton. 7' Elizabeth received the award for, highest number of points across Huron. Presenting her with the award Is agricultural representa- tive Don Pullen. Saiiimeaiism.issisissiasas>ocYeocs m.ismii ion Lo mstirms cYi Christmas Monster Bingo! Tiiurs., December 1st Jackpot 51,000.00 must go I< Hen o p.m. I Mini Early Birds start at 7:45 p.m. .Overs ,000.00 in cash prizes s open at 6:30 p.m., Bring your dabbers Admission $1.00 Turkeys for door prizes 11 Community Centre Auditorium DELUXE TOURS NIAGARA'ucs • worm ft - Comber 2 - 4'(3 days) Includes • transportation • 2 nights su- perior accommodation • bag- gage handling • 2 dinners • 1 brunch,* taxes & grat. on meals & hotel • Ice Castle show • all -admissions • tour 'of lights • shopping • deluxe Blue Cross coverage • escorted throughout Double 5159.00 P.P. • COUNTRY CHRISTMAS at' Fern Lodge- Decembar 23 -28 (4 days) Includes • transporta- tion • 3 nights accommodation • all meals • taxes & gratuities on meals. & hotel • surprises • escorted throughout Double Standard $309.00 P.P. ROSE BOWL December, 27 - January 3 (6 days) *clones • transfers to and from Detroit Airport • return airfare by wide body jet _ baggage transfers 7 I ,ghts accommodation • 2 dinners S New Year's Eve dinner celebration • 3 lunches • 3 breakfasts • farewell dinner • taxes & prat: on meals & hotels • guided tour of San Francisco • guided tour of Los Angeles • escorted throughout • tour of Universal Studios • Bay Harbour cruise • r.ght club tour visits to • Spanish Mission •-Hearst Castle • Winery • Muir Woods • reserved seats - Rose Bowl Parade • deluxe Blue Cross cov- erage Double 51539.00 °PSP. NEW YEAR'S EYE Clnclnnat! = December 30 - January 1 13 days) Includes • transportati•,n • 2 nights accommodation • baggage handling • Bavarian dinner and entertainment • New Year's Eve Luau and floor show • open bar • midnight cham- pagne • New Year's Day brunch • taxes & gratuities on meals & hotels • guided tour of Cincinnati • deluxe Blue Cross coverage • escorted throughout LIMITED SEATS Double 5249.00 P.D. ,flim ' 31�O0 t7scammr.' days)•Includes transportation • baggage handling • 2 nights accommodation • faviah buffet dinner and broadWay production of "Oliver" • buffet dinner • dancing • homs• hats • all drinks • Champagne at midnight • New Year's Day brunch • shopping • hotel & meal taxes & gratuities • deluxe Blue Cross coverage • escorted throughout LIMITED SEATS Downie 1232.00 P.D. • EW YEAR'S ova /hmtiton- December 31 - January 1 (2 days) Includes • transportation • 1 night accommodation • baggage handling • "'wel- come reception" • dinner -the- atre performance • New Year's Eve dinner with all the trimmings • New Year's Day brunch • es- corted throughout . • Double 5139.00 P.P. • HAWAII February 4 - 19 (16 days) Includes stays in Honolulu. Kona and Maul. Phone for our brochure with all details Double $2999.00 P.P. SPAIN i PORTUGAL March 31 - April 15•(16 days) Includes • transportation to artd from To- ronto • return airfare London - /Spain • departure taxes • transfer to and from hotel & airport • motorcoach touring with English speaking guide• 14 nights sup@rior accommodation • baggagirbandting • all break- fasts • 6 lunches • 11 dinners • taxes & gratuities on meals & hotels • Show A La Scala Fado Show in Lisbon • Flamenco Show in Seville • guided tours of Toledo • Madrid • Segovia • Salamanca • Avila • Lisbon • Seville • Sintra • Cascais • Algarve • Mijas • alt admis- sions • deluxe Blue Cross cover- age • escorted throughout Doubt. 51979.00 ap. DAY TRIPS Royal Alia Theatre' Dee. 3rd. "Crimes, of the Heart" Includes shopping time in Toronto, top priced theatre ticket and dinner enroute home $55.00 P D - Poinsettia festival December 3 Includes Cookie Outlet. Tender Tootsies and Swains Greenhouse and lunch .147.00 P.p. Slew* Lights December 7, 10 • 17 Includes visits to Coyles, Cheese House, dinner and tourof the lights LURED SEATS AVAILABLE 529.00 P-P- Dundurn •Castle December 3 Includes Hamilton Market. lunch and visit to the Castle 1130.00.p.p. Cullen Gardens December 10 Includes visit to this minttkture village decorated for Christmas and roast beef lunch 542.00 P.P. Centre In the Squire "Nut- cracker Suite" December 17 Includes top priced tickets and dinner 140.00 P.P. /late Year's Ire "Mitch Miller" December 31,Includek top priced ticket and buffet dinner _..00 P.P. •6 MADS to ROAM TOURS 3e.5 I di bot ,at Klnq, PHONE 434-3249 NOW AT CHOICE SAVINGS WITH 1EHRS SPECIAL 1115 foe EXTRA ADDED VALDE • CUT FROM FUMY AGED CANADA A Gilt OE BEEF WING o -.OR - ' T-BONE SPEAKS 6.592.90 - CUT FROM CANADA 'll• GRADE BEEF . ^ CHOICEST TENDER SIRLOIN 'STEAKS iti 4 t1517t YOUNG ONTARIO PORK FRESH! NOT FROZEN SIDE SPARERIBS 3.4tt5$j' , . 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FILBERTS IN SHELL / 6,1°- THESE SPECIALS it1VAILABLE ONLY IN: HIGHWAY NO. 8 GODERICH JOSEPHINE ST. (HWY. NO.4) WINGHAM INTERSECTION HWY. NO. 4 AND 83 EXETER MON., TUES.9 TO 6 P.M. WEEL,THURS.,FRI. -9709P.M.SAT. &30706P -M. 975 WALLACE AVE N. LISTOWEL NON-, TUES., WED. -9 TO P.M. THURS., HIGH POiNT WINNER-Ellzabetb Stewart Of RR1 Dublin was the recipient of the C.a. McNaughton trophy at the annual '-4-H awards night held on Nov. 25 In Clinton. 7' Elizabeth received the award for, highest number of points across Huron. Presenting her with the award Is agricultural representa- tive Don Pullen. Saiiimeaiism.issisissiasas>ocYeocs m.ismii ion Lo mstirms cYi Christmas Monster Bingo! Tiiurs., December 1st Jackpot 51,000.00 must go I< Hen o p.m. I Mini Early Birds start at 7:45 p.m. .Overs ,000.00 in cash prizes s open at 6:30 p.m., Bring your dabbers Admission $1.00 Turkeys for door prizes 11 Community Centre Auditorium DELUXE TOURS NIAGARA'ucs • worm ft - Comber 2 - 4'(3 days) Includes • transportation • 2 nights su- perior accommodation • bag- gage handling • 2 dinners • 1 brunch,* taxes & grat. on meals & hotel • Ice Castle show • all -admissions • tour 'of lights • shopping • deluxe Blue Cross coverage • escorted throughout Double 5159.00 P.P. • COUNTRY CHRISTMAS at' Fern Lodge- Decembar 23 -28 (4 days) Includes • transporta- tion • 3 nights accommodation • all meals • taxes & gratuities on meals. & hotel • surprises • escorted throughout Double Standard $309.00 P.P. ROSE BOWL December, 27 - January 3 (6 days) *clones • transfers to and from Detroit Airport • return airfare by wide body jet _ baggage transfers 7 I ,ghts accommodation • 2 dinners S New Year's Eve dinner celebration • 3 lunches • 3 breakfasts • farewell dinner • taxes & prat: on meals & hotels • guided tour of San Francisco • guided tour of Los Angeles • escorted throughout • tour of Universal Studios • Bay Harbour cruise • r.ght club tour visits to • Spanish Mission •-Hearst Castle • Winery • Muir Woods • reserved seats - Rose Bowl Parade • deluxe Blue Cross cov- erage Double 51539.00 °PSP. NEW YEAR'S EYE Clnclnnat! = December 30 - January 1 13 days) Includes • transportati•,n • 2 nights accommodation • baggage handling • Bavarian dinner and entertainment • New Year's Eve Luau and floor show • open bar • midnight cham- pagne • New Year's Day brunch • taxes & gratuities on meals & hotels • guided tour of Cincinnati • deluxe Blue Cross coverage • escorted throughout LIMITED SEATS Double 5249.00 P.D. ,flim ' 31�O0 t7scammr.' days)•Includes transportation • baggage handling • 2 nights accommodation • faviah buffet dinner and broadWay production of "Oliver" • buffet dinner • dancing • homs• hats • all drinks • Champagne at midnight • New Year's Day brunch • shopping • hotel & meal taxes & gratuities • deluxe Blue Cross coverage • escorted throughout LIMITED SEATS Downie 1232.00 P.D. • EW YEAR'S ova /hmtiton- December 31 - January 1 (2 days) Includes • transportation • 1 night accommodation • baggage handling • "'wel- come reception" • dinner -the- atre performance • New Year's Eve dinner with all the trimmings • New Year's Day brunch • es- corted throughout . • Double 5139.00 P.P. • HAWAII February 4 - 19 (16 days) Includes stays in Honolulu. Kona and Maul. Phone for our brochure with all details Double $2999.00 P.P. SPAIN i PORTUGAL March 31 - April 15•(16 days) Includes • transportation to artd from To- ronto • return airfare London - /Spain • departure taxes • transfer to and from hotel & airport • motorcoach touring with English speaking guide• 14 nights sup@rior accommodation • baggagirbandting • all break- fasts • 6 lunches • 11 dinners • taxes & gratuities on meals & hotels • Show A La Scala Fado Show in Lisbon • Flamenco Show in Seville • guided tours of Toledo • Madrid • Segovia • Salamanca • Avila • Lisbon • Seville • Sintra • Cascais • Algarve • Mijas • alt admis- sions • deluxe Blue Cross cover- age • escorted throughout Doubt. 51979.00 ap. DAY TRIPS Royal Alia Theatre' Dee. 3rd. "Crimes, of the Heart" Includes shopping time in Toronto, top priced theatre ticket and dinner enroute home $55.00 P D - Poinsettia festival December 3 Includes Cookie Outlet. Tender Tootsies and Swains Greenhouse and lunch .147.00 P.p. Slew* Lights December 7, 10 • 17 Includes visits to Coyles, Cheese House, dinner and tourof the lights LURED SEATS AVAILABLE 529.00 P-P- Dundurn •Castle December 3 Includes Hamilton Market. lunch and visit to the Castle 1130.00.p.p. Cullen Gardens December 10 Includes visit to this minttkture village decorated for Christmas and roast beef lunch 542.00 P.P. Centre In the Squire "Nut- cracker Suite" December 17 Includes top priced tickets and dinner 140.00 P.P. /late Year's Ire "Mitch Miller" December 31,Includek top priced ticket and buffet dinner _..00 P.P. •6 MADS to ROAM TOURS 3e.5 I di bot ,at Klnq, PHONE 434-3249