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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1979-07-26, Page 17'correspondent M.11HAAN*,'PAY..... 26749.18. children enjOY- the Kinsmen park equipment as they have Outside playntime every ,fie , day. In the wintertime, the Glen vel-Lte* Inter. parking lot providt s a fear provincial 441 xchange 1979 nice sliding bills for the delegate" frout Cut Knife' children, so they are able to. Saskatchewan Was, chosen to play outside all year long. l'PreSeht his province in the Teacher Madame Shirley 4.4i program. He was spen.. Vaillencourt. had tri move scored by the Royal Bank of away because of her hus- Canada. Glen was a six day band's job transfer in the guest of Mr. and Mrs. spring but we were very Mervyn Falconer and. sons fortunate to see our school Brian and Brad, year end with the continued ' qualified hemp. of a lOcal,. glen is 18, and- a. high school graduate. He is presently working on his father's 400 acre farm. Glen has been a 4-H member for' seven years- Plans oil attending University. where he will study law, While on this exchange Glen hoped to gain a better understanding of Ontario and its relationship with. Western Canada. When leaving Falconers,, h went on to Shaptons at Exdter for six days. A, very busy year at the Hensel! Nursery School ended last month, 22 child- ren participated in many school activities throughout the year including a rest aurant visit and a trip to the fireball; The nursery sehool facil- ities are excellent, being housed in the new arena. The experienced teacher,. ,Mr$* Jean Mccallough. Three open, houseS were held during the year to, help aettuaint the community with 'the special aspects of a co-op nursery school. The Hensall and District Early Childhood Centre, as it is formally known began last year as a Parent participating nursery school which means every family involved in school activities must share responsibility for the running of the school. Few fathers, because of work schedules can help as teacher/assist- ants although it would add a unique note to the predom. inately female world a small child experiences, Rather, fathers help by repairing, building and installing equipment that 'is needed to operate the nursery. Families in which both • • • • • • • • Huron FURNITURE Seatorth Hoter I is VALUES' Hwy #8 . Goettler mai High 'Quality Low Prices Furniture IN c• ETTLER _ 0 Okblin ne F u rn itu re ,MAIN STREET 345,2250 Closed Mon. Open all day Wed. Fri. night tip 9 pan. • -DRIVE a LITTLE and SAVE LOT • • wners smaller u nesses.. • • 4 . A Parents Work ot!tside the home and: who. are thinking about nursery Sebellifer their child should contact 'the Registrar, Mrs. Bath (Charles) DalrYinp then will be better able to decide if the) have enough time to commit to a eo-Op, nursery school'. The final week of school was quite citing for the' r children with a class trip to the Pineridge Zoo in Grand Bend, Special arrangements were made to sponsor a "Binkly and Doinkle" Pup: pet Show ,and two junior classes,from the Public School joined our pre-school children for an educational and entertaining show about home safety. The nursery school mums • J. vvebs er al queen Janice Webster. 16, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Webster of Varna, was crown ed queen' of the Zurich, Agricultural Society Fair on the weekend. About 1,000 people attend- ed the 115th annual three- day event held at the local arena and fairgrounds. Features at this year's fair included livestock and 4-H competitions, a parade on the theme International Year of the Child on Saturday, a midway. horse show, and a German shepherd dog show. On SaturdaY, the Zurich playground won the award. for the best theme float with the children dressed in cos- tumes from around the world The horse show attracted a high number of entries, and two horses tied for show chamption. They were Freck- les, owned- and ridden by Laura Johns of Auburn and Springboard, owned and rid- den by Carol Minhinnick of Lambeth. have. just, 'finished 'contrib- uting their favourite recipes 'to be printed this, summer into a cookbook which will be old to raise money for the ,equipment for the new school year. A bake Sate at Pinelake ram," rolefield Art July 20 will also provido funds, necessary to run the school. Even though the children are out of schaol, the parents will be busy this summer 'fundraisingcleaning and gathering equipment for the next year - now families are welcome to get involved and register their children for the next school Session •begin. fling in September. The service at Hensall United, Church on Sunday was 0)10%30 by Rev. Start C. McDonald with Mrs, Genie Middleton ably assist at the organ both, this Sunday and last. Soloist Was Miss Mary Ooodwin. singing -I would be true." The children's story 'Was, on weeds or plants we haven't found a Use for yet. Some people seem- to fall into this category but God has a purpose for everyone. The sermon was titled. "la orbit" The church, is composed of three circles of people according to how mttehot our energies are directed for it - all should be pot in motion with ‘004 at the centre, Next Sunday. a combined open air service for the area will be held at Camp Merle., setung, north of Caderich, THE HURON FIC.POSS741R1 41,XY # 1 17 with* Patioelt picnic follow- ing the 6prvice. The congre- gation is aSked to meet at the church at 9:46 a.M. atilhat all who Aced: a tide may find it flowers in the Sanctuary were in loving memory, of JeSSie, McAllister, placed there by her family. Hensall Women's Institute were very pleased to get second place with their exhibit at the Zurich Fair last Saltinlay. Me. and Mrs. Sam Oeseh visited with their dattghter and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ray MeNtill of Fergus. on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. .Carl Payne were guests with Mr, and. Mrs. Irwin Johnston. Sea - forth last Friday. and area. news • Co,nt.tcttite.. -..,Neittin,ds:.Hrotorn..froril. • Correspondent MRS. MARY MERNER 482-7143 Janet Reynolds and Vince Burnhart of Michigan visited over- the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson, Sharon and Bob.., Mrs Betty Powley, Jason, Jonathon and Mandy re- who was born on July 17th in enioya . . . st ble We ern tour. . . , and Linda Dillon on the birth of a son Bradley Kenneth, Seaforth hospital. Linda and Bradley returned.home Sat- urday. ' • - ' Correspondent MRS. -B. MA CGREGOR KiPPe, ill% Mrs , goss. Corb.e I accomPanieti her mother ' Mrs.- Ruth Taylor. Clinton turned with them to Michi- Correspondent motored to Ktlwerthy, Ont- :. 84o to spend the next two MRS* RENA CALD WELL ario lastweek where they weeks visiting with Mr. and 262-5935 visited with the latter s son Mrs. 'Robert Reynolds, Bob Recent visitors with Mr.. and daughter-in-law. Mi and Nancy Jo. and Mrs. Emerson Ander- and Mrs.' Morris Taylor and • Financial assistance • Management counselling (CASE) • Management training • Information on government programs for business Can we help you? See our Representative BOB PEARCE at: The Queens Hotel, Seaforth - the 1st Thursday of each month on: Next Visit: AUGUST 2 n' • , , A/A leranchOffice Address) 'For prior information, can 271-5650 [collect] or write' 1036..Ontario Street:, ' Stratford, Ontario. , • • son vvere: Mr. and Mrs. diughters' Lynn and Steve MeLlwain Mr. and Mrs. Jack Consitt returned' on Friday from a 23 -day tour to the West Coast rettirning.home by way of Yellowstone Park "Mont- ana, U.S.A. They report an interesting and scenic trip, CHURCH SERVICE RESUMED Rev. Kenneth Knight con- ducted service in Carmel Presbyterian Church delivering an inspiring 'message on Slaves of Righteousness." Miss Sylvia Bell was guest soloist and sang."I'm Heaven Bound" 'accompanying on the guitar. Mr.' and Mrs. Jack Mc- Donald .of. Brampton were weekend visitors with their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. M Edgar Cudmore. .• m d m • Mrs. Pearl Baynham of. . . • . and Linda Coulthard of Strat- Red Denton, Mr. and Mrs. London was a neck end vis . ford spent the weekend with. John Webb, - Mr. and Mrs. itor with Mrs. Gertrude Mrs. Geo. McLlwain.Carl Chaote from Nashville, Moir. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Steven- Tennessee, Me,.. and Mrs. Mrs. Dale, Gooding of son spent the weekend with Carl Summed ield,Chat. Parkhill spend a few days Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bauer of • ham. Mr and Mrs• Chuck 'last week visiting with her Cambridge. Bruner, Ruthven, .Mr. and grandmother Mrs. Edga. Mr. and Mrs': Larry Scott Mrs. Court Kerr,Mr. and Munn. . . ' • of Parkhill visited on Sarum-- Mrs. Harold Cartr, Goder mr. day evening with Mr. and . 'ich, Mrs. Alma Schneider, 'Mrs. paui Ned. ands .Mik and d Susa Mr : Mrs. -Jim Preszcator. Bill, Sundridge, Mrs. Nettie Sti- and mrs,-Teliannias Neiloods, Debbie, Michael, when they more,•Mrs. Frances Upshall, Gerry and Miss Kathy Neil - celebrated Jim and Shirley's Seaforth,, Mr.» and Mrs. ands, London, returned birthdays. Ralph. Clark, Bramalea, Mr. home after an enjoyable Mr. and Mrs. Ken and Mrs. Ross. Taylor, Ron three week's touring and Preszcator of Seaforth, Mr. Anderson and Steven, Ex- . holidaying with relatives in and Mrs. Dave Preszcator eter, Mr. .and Mrs. Jerry Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and family visited on Mon- Upshall, mr. and Mrs. Ho day evening with. Mr. and mer Campbell, Hensall. Alberta. British Columbia and Jasper Park. Mrs. Paul Mrs. Paul. Stevenson, David, Mr. and. Mrs. 'Harry Van Neilands enjoyed visiting her Darren and Luanne. Wierea visited in Beachburg home town Graveiburg, Congratulations to Larry recently. - •‚.. 'Sask, where she was born. Parkers hold reunion The Parker Reunion was slate of officers for 1980 are: held on Saturday at the president ' George Parker; Hensall Community Park Vice president -. Ron 'Parker; with fifty-five in attendance from. Brampton, Mitchell. London, Stratford, Grand Bend, Exeter, Walton and Hensall. Mrs. Edgar' Cud - more. Mrs.. Robert Keyes and Mrs. Elsie Keyes were in__ charge of the Reereation. Following are races 5 and under - Jane Parker; 6 and over - Ronald Parker; Bean bag walk - Ronald Parker; three-legged race - Ken Parker.and': Marg Ruston: guessing the peanuts in bag - Lori Parker. A delicious smorgasbord supper was enjoyed after, which two couples recently married were presented with gifts by Pat Dalton. 'they were torn and Lori Ruston; and Doug and Kim (Keyes) Green. They made fitting replies thanking one and all. The Town Hall *4 14- . Heilman Civic Corner ROLLER SKATING' Thursday Evenings. 7:15 9:30 p.m. Month of August Due to functions being held' in the skating arena on July 19th and 26th, roller skating will resume again on Thursday evenings from' 7:15 - 9:30 p.m. on August 2nd, 9th, 16th, 23rd and 30th. ' Adinisslort . NO RENTAL SKATES AVAILABLE INIM1011116, secretary treasurer - Gail McDonald; beverage com- mittee - Gordon '& Vera Parker and Ken and. Marlene Parker; cup & plate conven- ors - Marg Ruston. It was decided to hold the reunion next year on July 26 at Hensall at 3 p.m. and supper at 5 p.m. A ball game climaxed the days sports. Mrs. Wanda McClinchey Craft, and activity director at Queensway Nursing home is. -.enjoying a weeks' vacation, Usborpe:-&-Hibbert1 Mutual' 'Fite Insurance Company tEstalilkhed in 1 .S -i» Mrs. Neilands., left there some forty years ago and found very little changes being made. and was thrilled 'to visit the huthe where' her parents resided They also attended the wedding of' .their son John' and &Ann Strang. in. Edmonton, Alta. John haS.been promoted and transferred to Beamsville, Ontario where, they will take up residence. "Congratu- lations" John and JoAnn. °Mrs, °Emma Farquhar and Miss Dorothy Farquhar' of London have spent the past two weeks here preparing for the household, sale of Mrs. °". Farquhaes which was held On 'Saturday. Provides Full Insurance .Coverage for Town Dwellings as well as Farm Properties AGENTS Ross Hodgert John Moore Joseph Uniac' Mrs.Elaine Skinner Wally Burton Woodham 229-6643 Dublin 345-2512 Mitchell 348-9012 Exeterxeter 2351553 E 235-0350 DIRECTORS & ADJUSTORS Jack Harrigan Robert Gardiner Lloyd Morrison Lorne Feeney Ray McCurdy William Chef fe R.R „3, Lucart 227-4305 R.R.2. Staffa 345-2739 R.R.i, St. Marys 229-8277 Dublin 345-2543 R,R.i, kirkton 228-6694 Mitchell 348-6129 ower 'II lures man Ernie ' Chipchase, 61. formerly of Hensall , was injured Monday night in an accident with his' lawnmower tractor. Mr, Chipchase was riding the mower behind . his home' io. Lakewood Gardens sub* division, Grand Bend, when the tractor went over a 45 -foot embankment, Mr. Chipchase fell about 15 feet On the tractor, then was thrown off and rolled another beach..... Theto the Lake. Huron The injured man wus dis7 covered by his wife. Olga, a short -time later. l'wo ambu- lance erews:were called in to rescue Mr. Chinchase, The, injured man, who, was 'Calton to University Hospital, 'Lon-. don, received a broken arm, extensive cuts and bruises in the accident. Hensa I Mr. and' Mrs. Clarence Waddell and Sandra spent • Friday in Mahon at the, • Holiday Inn where Sandra competed, in the Ontario Central Music League Fest ival. She received first place for the third year accordion solo class. It is the fourth time Sandra has placed, first at' this Festival. 'We will be roc WHEAT this year °We IVY/d: ensell we & dry, cOrn are taking your Corn Contract3 now' * We receive White Beans Trucicinstitt available for pick-up & dittivery RYAN DRYING LTD. VValton, Ont. Brussels. Seaforth 887-9261 527-0527 . . 604 V illeirh • .: cz,"4 effir. ,A 4 ----. in Area Churches First' PRESBYTERIAN Church 59 Goderich St., W.. Seaforth • Minister; Rev. T.A.A. Duke Organist: Mrs. D.'Carter' JULY 29 Joint worship. with Northside united Church DURING JULY SERVICES WILL BE HELD IN NOR.THSIDE CHURCH AT 11,:15 " • All are welcome ... ST. THOMAS Anglican Church • Seaforth Rev. James R. Broadfoot B.A., M. Div. SUNDAY, JULY 29 , - Seventh Sunday after Trinity NO SERVICE IN ST. THOMAS Members are invited to join St. Paul's for the Service at 10:00 a.m. - • . NORTHSIDE: United Church ' SUNDAY, JULY. 29 . 54Gp. , uSeafoorthih deari.Ae.mh.A.Sm.t.Warneeisntwgwipreach ein,va.sT R . Nursery provided . Rev.. J.G. Vanslyke, Minister • Organist -Choir Directer , Jr. Choir Leader 'Margaret Whitmore • ,_ Audrey IVIcLiwaln • Area congregations are invited to take advantage of the church direetory tO announce their church services each. week.. Church directory announcements are available for •a °minimum of 26 consecutive weeks in units of two column inches at 52 per unit. Changes in copy may be made each week but must be received °before noon on Tuesday. Dr. and Mrs. Robert Mickle, Jamie and Craig, Cambridge. 'spent Sunday with 'the former's mother, • Mrs. Laird Mickle. Used .•'TRACTORS.. MF - 1500-D. 4 -wheel drive cab. air. duals ME - '1105-D'. Tractor w /cab. MF - 1100-D. Tractor w /cab.. AC - 17 Tractor AC - W.D. TraCtor SWATH E RS MF 36 -10' Swather wlBatt reel MF - 44 -10' Swather w'/pick-up reel •MF 34 -12' pick up reel' COMBINES MF 750-D. cab, air new pick-up table MF 510-0. cab. air new pick-up table, 43 corn head MF - 410-D. cab, Case 600 w/pick Case 1160 wicab. J.D. 45 wrecking • Seaforth Ontario pick-up corn head 43 404 corn head cutting head for parts BOYES FARM SUPPLY Massey -Ferguson Telephone 5274257