The Huron Expositor, 1998-05-27, Page 1444-H news
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Sneaker Day - Barb Elliott, massage therapist; Dr. Tom
'Devereaux; Sheila Geddes, receptionist; Kim Preszcator
and Colby, massage therapist all wore their sneakers to
work Friday at the Seaforth Chiropractic Centre tor
Sneaker Day. Sneaker Day kicks of Summer Active events
across Canada between now and the first week, of June.
•Congratulations & sympathy
Happe 1st birthday to a •
very special tittle boy in
Dublin. Christopher Shewan.
Love from Mommy and•
Daddy - Paih and Steve.
Happy Birthday to Father'
Tom Janisse (forrnerly a pas -
'tor at SC Patrick's Church.
Dublin). who celebrates on
May 29th. We send you our
love, Father.
' Happy'5Oth birthday to a
vdry special Dublin farmer
(R.R. #21 Garry Van Loon.
who celebrated on May 22.
All • yourtriends wish you the
best. Garry. ,
• Happy 85th Birthday to
Norman Chaffs, Mitchell
who celebrated on May 22.
All of us wish you good
years ahead. Norman.
Anniversaries are also a
time to get together
Happs.. Ann,i versary: to a
very .spcera l Mitchell couple,
Ivan and Marion Hinz who
celebrated yesterday, May
26th. Lova from your many
friends. Ivan and Marion.
Les and Marguerite Hart
celebrated their 50th anniver-
sary at a wonderfui Open
House on Sunday. May.24 at
the Seaforth Manor (the spe-
cial day was May 22nd).
Congratulations, Les and
Marguerite, and good years
ahead.
Dublin
by Dorothy Dillon
345-2883
Congratulations to Linda
and Bob Saunders: Dublin as
they ct;lebratc• their 1715th
anniversary. Love from all
your friends. Linda and B9b
New babies .arc .always
great news. -
,Congratulations, to Brad
and Lisa (Poppe) Rapiers on.
- the safe arrival oti' Isaac Neil
on Tues. Mai 12.th. Bir
brother Eli is•thrilled.
Congratulations to proud
grandparent.. Wi /I tam Poppe.
and Neil and Diana Rapien:
and to great grandmothers.
Edna Osborn and Martha Van
Bakel. ,
Dublin a,nd surrounding
areas express deepest'sympa-
thy to the families and friends
of Leona Ansteu. Seaforth;
Jim 'Segeren. Clinton: and
Jamie Horan. Mitchell: who
died during the last week.
Our love ani! prayers are
with you all at this difficult
time.
THOUGHT FOR TODAY
A friend is one who. still
loves you even though you -
have surpassed them profes-
sionally and Iinanciallk
Collection of special garbage next week
At Hensall's community
wide yard sale, May 30, the
Hensall and District
Horticultural Society will be
having a sale at the corner of
Nelson and Main, in front of
William's Hairstyling.
Donations of perennials, gar-
dening tools, houseplants,
books on gardening,, herbs,
pots, bulbs, etc. are welcome.
These may be dropped off
prior to sale day at William's
Shop or at Liz Sangster's,
phone 262-2715 for more
information.
May 28, the Society will be
planting the, village beds
starting at 9 a.m. Anyone
Hensall
by Liz Sangster
262-2715
Officer, Lary Uyl and Sgt -at -
Arms Pete Zwaan. Executive:
Betty Simmons, Donna
Smale, June Glenn, Iva Reid,
Stewart Taylor and Lillian
Beer for the Legion.
Auxiliary President Iva Reid,
secretary Donna Smale,
Treasurer Lillian Beer.
Executive Joan Beierling and
Bea Uyl.' Those unableto
attend will be installed at a
litter date.
Hensall.Legion has just
received 'a much needed
facelift with the end result
looking great. The Hensall
Kinsmen and Kinette gave
financial help and new drapes
and time to help paint.
The Ladies Auxiliary sup-
plied lunches and dinner to
the volunteers.
On June 6 the Legion is
holding their elimination and
entertainment night. -
The Ladies Auxiliary
Penny Sale is now open
Tuesday to Saturdays from
10 a.m. - 5 p.m. with draws
June 2. Location 120 King
St. Hensall.
interested in helping out .is At the regular meeting of Margaret and Jack Consitt
urag`ed to-meet=arthe-t#te=Brandt ortar!=was=�eiebrated=fi-etrEiofide
parkette. passed to make donations to Wedding at Erb's Country
A family get-together was the Children's Aid Society Kitchen. Another celebration
Sun. Cecil Pepper conducted
the service.
Ann Mane McGregor read
thc children's story.' The
greeter was Hazel Corbett.
Chuck Maliettc was the
usher. Pat Veal was thc lector.
• There will. he no service at
Hensall United- Church on
May 31 due to the 150th
anniversary at Carmel
Presbyterian Church.
An important meeting will
he held after the service on
Sun. June 7. Prayers arc
asked for the exec. staff and
committees of the Presbytery.
Thurs. afternoon ladies
meet June 4.
Bake table donations will'
ecci.ved from 7-9 Fri.
evening in the fellowship
hall. Coffee and muffins will
be served Sat. a.m. and lunch
will he available at the
Friendship Hall.
held Sunday afternoon M
24th at Betty Grenjer's apa
to celebrate the engag
ment , of her grandson Robe
Luther. Roben is the son
Carole and Larry Luther,
Grand Bend, and is marryin
"Joy Cooper, daughter of M
and Mrs. Dave Cooper
Sterling Heights, Michigan.
Collection of special haus
hold garbage will take pla
Monlday, June 1, in th
Village of Hensall. Residen
should have items to the cu
,hy 7 a.m. to ensure pick up.
Special household garbag
includes such items as: furn
ture. appliances (tagged
free, if applicable),' waste i
containers. Metal items mu
be piled separately. Carp
must be rolled, and no Jong
than four feet: mattresse
must be rolled and tied. Item
which are not accepte
include: tires. BBQ tank
building materials,,batterie
paint. or -regular. taggabl
garbage.
It's your last chance to
nominate someone you know
for recognition as a Hensall
volunteer: Nominations are
being accepted tor: Civic'vol-
unteer. Humanitarian ,volun-
teer and Service to Spans.
The selected volunteers, will
be recognized at' the Hensall
Parks Board's Beef BBQ in
August.
ay for camping and St. Boniface
art- School. Zurich towards pur-
e- ^basing playground equip-
rt Hent;
o f Connections '98
g 800 youths
°f expected. at
Ce area forum
e A group of partners includ-
ts ing the Avon Maitland
rh District School Board.
Human Resources
e' Development Canada and
i- local Rotary Clubs from
freon Huron and Perth Counties is
n sponsoring a School -to -Work
sr, Initiative. ,
et Connections '98: Human
Resources Fair for Youth will
s be held at the Coliseum in
s Stratford on May 26. 1998.
d This Human Resources Fair
s. will involve graduating stu-
s. depts 'and young adults who
c will be moving directly to
- As from high school. It will
be a one -day forum that will
bring more than 800 young
people, to the Stratford
, Coliseum.
Here, students will be able
to view displays and talk to
local employers about their
businesses, employment
opportunities and hiring prac-
tices within their companies.
The focus will be on creat-
ing an awareness among
young people about possible
entry-level positions that:
might be available. It will
give the students the opportu-,
nity to talk directly to ,those
who are involved in hiring
and training.
Employers, service clubs,
agencies and educators rec-.
ognize the need to provide
concrete information to
young people who are begin-
ning.their search for full-time
employment. .
The business communities
of Huron and 'Perth counties
have a great deal to.offer our
young people in terms of
practical advice and actual
experience.
' The success of the Co-op
and Youth Apprenticeship
programs have shown that
local employers are commit-.
ted tb the young people of
our area.
Friday, May 22 Hensal
Legion and_ Ladies, Auxiliary
held joint installations with
Blyth.
The officers and executiv
for the next term are Pas
President. .Bryan Fink
President Dave Smale. Is
Vice Larry Uyl. 2nd Vicc
Gerry Glenn, Secretary
Treasurer Bea Uyf, Service
Mini -quiz stresses healthy eating habits
c
•
by Nicole Binnendyk.
The /food Foods last held
its first 441 meeting on April
14 at the home of Hildi.
Bach.
Elections for council were
held. It consists of: President,
Lindsey Powell; vice-presi-
dent. Stephanie Bach;
Secretary. Laura Nixon; New
s Reporter. Nicole
Binnendyk. The clubs other
members arc Jill McKichan
and Jennifer O'Rourke:
. They discussed the impor-
tance of healthy eating habits,
then completed a mini -quiz
to determine what "track" our
own fast food style in on.
They also checked the side
of fiye cereal boxes to sec
what the sugar content and
dietary fibre were.
The meeting ended with
everyone enjoying "party
popcorn" which was made in
the. microwave. The club
decided to call.itself The Fast
Micro Machines.
The second 4-H meeting
' was' held on Tuesday, .April
21.
The meeting opened with
' thc 441 pledge. The roll call
• was to name two conve-
nience foods available at the
grocery store. Macaroni and
cheese -made from scratch.
from the box and from frozen
was judged by the group.
Following the judging, best
. before dates and ingredients
of the foods were discussed.
Before the Meeting ended,
the group made vegetable
chowder ,after completing a
-true false qui(..
On April 28 they held
their third meeting. with a
discussion about meal plan-
ning.
They made up their own
menu and .also looked at how
to be -organized when work-
ing in the kitchen.
Batch cooking and leftovers.
were also discussed.
At the end of the meeting.
they prepared a "Fast Fixin'
Salad" and "Thousand Island
Dressing."
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took place in Kitchener when
• they met with Fred and Barb
Bimsh of St. Catherines and
Marg and Ray Consitt of
Exeter for dinner,.
Carmel Presbyterian
Church will celebrate the
150th anniversary on Sun.
May 31 at 9:45 a.m. P.C.W.
meet June 1 at 8:00 p.m.
Hensall Shuffleboard scores
May 18 arc as follows: Hazel
McEwen 629. Ina Williams
556. Jim Davis 513. Dave
Woodward 499. Tom
Williams 478, Gen Eagleson
.459. Lorne Archer 458, Geo.
Racey 455.
At Hensall United Church
Recertify for the '
"Summer'of'98"
. The Seaforth Lions Pool will
be offering the. following
advanced leadership
recertification clinics during
the month of junc.
Bronze Cross Recert.
Cost: 530.00
Sun.. June 21. 7:30 - 9:30 pm
4quatic Emergency Care
(AEC) R,ecert. •
. Cost: 545.00
Sat.. June.13.6:30 - 9:30 PM
National Lifeguard Service
(NLS) Revert. ,
Sat.. June 13.6:30-9:30 pm •
Cost: 545.00
Red Cross Instructor
Recert. Clinic. .
Thurs. June 25. h-1:30 PM- .
COST: 565.00
NEW!!
L.S.S. Swim Patrol &
Bronze Star Update Clinic
(updates lifesaving society
instructors on new swim patrol
& bronze star programs)
Sun., June 14.7:00-10:0 PM
Cost: 525.00
Basic Rescuer Level •C'
C.P.R. Retraining
Sat., June 6..9:0t)-1:0 PM
• Cost: 530.00
Contact ltec office at ,
527-0882 to register.
Registration
deadline
Wed.. June
3rd at
4:00 pm
Seaforth & District
Community Centres
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