Loading...
The Huron Expositor, 1986-04-23, Page 5HENSALL AND AREA THE HURON EXPOSITOR, APRIL 23, 1986 -- A5 We will be at the Seaforth Home & Garden Show Drop by and see our quality built STEEL CLAD UTILITY SHEDS ..eft, r l �i ', t w �� �R ;.%.1".3 l v � fi 1.1 CALF CLUB — Members of the Hensall Feeder Calf Club will put 48 calves for sale In Hensall on June 14. Members each purchased their own calf and have been caring for, and preparing it for the show and sale for the oast several months. Taking Instructions from Beth Cooper, left, are: from left, .Roulette Predhomme, Kris Gemmell, Gerald Kerslake, Kris McNaughton, Matt Turner and Michael Hayter. Raftls photo Elder greets Hensall congregation Bissett of Exeter came as a volunteer. All .visited with Ida Dickert and her family on Hensall CorrespondentSunday. enjoyed the service. SUSAN HARTMAN The movie presentation this week was• Gwen Dalton, Karen Dalton and Tyler of 262-2449 Charlie Chaplins, "Easy Street." Family and Seaforth and Virginia Elgg of Atwood enjoyed friends of Queensway are welcome to attend a visit with the McKnights on Monday. Evelyn Elder greeted the congregation and the movies, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold- Rae of London were Darrol Preszcator, Stephen McGregor, Rod On Friday evening residents were visited guests of the Chippchases on Friday. Parker and Steven Gerstenkorn were ushers by several members of the Mennonite Youth The tenants of Northcrest are sorry to hear at the Hensall United Church Sunday. Fellowship from Zurich. They thoroughly of Irene Davis again being in hospital and During the service Krista Judith Taylor, enjoyed their lovely singing performances wish her a speedy recovery. daughter of Marvin and Cindy Taylor was and comedy act. After the entertainment, PRESIDENT VISITS residents shared punch and squares made by District De Deputy President Leona Connelly received through Baptism. the kitchen staff and Rest Home Baking Club pp Rebekah The Junior Choir led in the Ministry of made her official .visit to Amber Rebe Music and sang two anthems. Belva Fuss members. Lodge on April 16. All met at Carmel accompanied them at the piano. A meeting of the Hensall United Church Presbyterian Church for a banquet. The Rowers at the front of the church were Women Unit 11 was held April 14. It was Following the banquet everyone met at the placed in memory of Gary Gray by his wife (haired by Helyn Drysdale who opened With Lodge hall for the meeting. N.G. Sister Lois Marlyn and family and father and mother -in- thoughts of spring. Jones welcomed all those present. Vice law Campbell and Grace Eyre. Florence Slade chose "Faith" as the topic Grand Sister Bonnie Upshall reported for the Next Sunday will be Dedication Sunday for the devotional. Ten cents for each bedinvisiting committee. It was learned Sister with a number of memorials being dedicated the house was collected for the Unit's special Edith Bell is still at Stratford Hospital. as well as gifts in honor of dedicated project. The sisters of Morning Star Lodge, members. To continue thestudyonCanadian Indians, Brussels presented the travelling gavel to M r. McDonald conducted the service at the the film "The Way o the Longhouse" was N.G. Sister Lois Jones. Bluowater Rest Home on Sunday evening shown. Discussion followed! 1 ed by Mona invitations :were reh jved from. Huronic with an excellent attendance. Chuck Mallette Alderdice. Lodge, Clintdn and Pftde of Huron Lodge, assisted in the service by leading the music A request was made by the fashion show Exeter to attend their dessert endues. Also a at the organ. committee for any type of wedding clothing donation was received from Mr. and Mrs. The Centennial Committee of the United such as bridal gowns, bridesmaid dresses or Harry Smith in memory of Donna's mother Churrh met Wednesday to make final plans guest's clothing for use in the June fashion Sister Inez McEwen. for the upcoming Centennial event at the show. May The bale will be packed D.D.P. Leona Ce gonnellgave a Inspiring thurch On of the the children of !1 a the tconR gatiobe n ased they Drysdale expressed thanks to all who Helyn values of friendship, ove anthe d truth in the life celebrate the tooth anniversary. This will be taken part in the meeting. of a Rebekah. Christian Family Sunday and following the A short game of Trivial Pursuit followed Happy Birthday was sung for Sisters Ruby tree planting service the children will parade and then lunch was served by Mona Bell and Sharon Leve. to the school ground where they will release Alderdice and Deanna Brodt. FUND}IALSDYG SUCCESS balloons with an invitntinn to the Centennial NURSERY SCHOOL Avery successful On June 4 will be the Old Hensall Co-op Nursery School will be Hensel' Fashioned Garden Party and Variety Show holding an Open House and Registration on featuring Earl and Martha Heywood as well Tuesday. April 29. It will be held at the as a numberof local artists. June 15 everyone Nursery School from 930-1130 a.m. and is invited to renew their marriage vows. From 130-330 p.m. Parents and children are imitations are being sent out to all those svho welcome. Come out and see whale pre-school were married in the dttirdi. or by the minister environment can do for your child. For more of the church over the 100 years, and June 17 information call Kim Gettner at 262-3440. the bridal clothing over the 100 years will be SHUFFUNISHAVENAME shown through a Fashion Show and on June A good number attended the shuffling 29 will be Senior Citicena Sunday with Rev. Thursday, The group is now known as the Dr. Alex Filshle a former resident of Hensall Hensall Happy �.Dorothy Brunel] was and one of the young men who went out as a appointed president and Eileen Rennie was candidate for the Ministry from the congrega- named secretary -treasurer. This week's tion. The congregation will be assisting the results were: high score ladies: Mary committee in the events planned. Buchanan 359; Pearl McKnight 293; Elsie Some of the ladies of the United Church Carlisle 271. High score, men: Ernie attended the tendon Conference United Chipdhase 468; Dave Kyle 375 and John Churdt Women's meeting held in Stratford Consitt 302. this past week. and reported an excellent NoFITRCRE.STNEW S meeting with outstanding speakers. Bill Chillktddkrase and boys visited with his QUEFNSW AY NEWS parents (Olga and Ernie .Chipchase on t Grade 7-8 pupils represented Hen - On Monday. April 11. the Hensall Scmday glh Presbyterian Churdt ladies ran the evening Fourteen of the tenants enjoyed another salt Ptuii11eSrhaoi at the rvgional Ssenee Fair Bingo for Queensway Rest Home residents. potluck dinner on Monday night. held Friday and Saturday at Central Huron On Tuesday afternoon. Rev. Jim Sutton Secondary School in Clinton. Although none performed the weekly church service. The Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Dickert and Mr. and oftheirezhibitswere dmseaaswinners they Pianist was Mrs. Forrest of Hensall. Mrs. Mrs. Sandy McEwan and family of Clifford an all to be congratulated for their efforts. Fees paid, and secret pals acne revealed fundraisingevent was held on Saturday for the Hen Ventures, Scouts. Cubs and Beavers. 11 began at 9 a.m. with a yard sale put on by the Ventures followed at 10 a.m. by a bottle drive and at 11 p.m. by a bake sale. Many thanks to all of those who donated articles for sale or baked goodies. 'like money will go towards support- ing Scouting In the community. W O'LCOME E XT'ENDTD A warm welcome to Ann MacMillan from the Toronto area who is the new owner -opera- tor at the Hensall Laundromat. Also greetings are offered to Jim and Deb Cununings who have recently moved to the forFrom mer tit. the looks odleton f the me oFor Saln e and Sold signs popping upon lawns all over the village we should have many more new citizens to introduce in the near future. SCIE2'4CEFAIR v°°:b CONSTRUCTION Ken IV1cCann R.R. 2 Credlton 234-6401 9i�141PL�EWUOD 1 MANOR Is pleased to have the professional services of Louise Sloan, Registered Nurse Louise has lived in the Seaforth area all her life and looks forward to serving the community in her new capacity at Maplewood Manor. She is now available for inquiries relating to the Manor and may be reached at 527-1440 OPEN HOUSE TEA Louise would like to invite all seniors to a get -acquainted tea at the, Manor on Wednesday, April 30, between 1 3 in the afternoon LOUISE SLOAN, R,N. MAP LEW()()i) MANOR Seaforth 527-1440 Let our SERVICES and FEATURES help you enjoy an independent retirement lifestyle. *All meals, snacks •Companionship, security *Laundry, housekeeping •Private 4 -piece baths •24 -Hour Staff on duty •RN consultations •Long term, short term, vacation and convalescent care ASK FOR OUR FREE BROCHURE FOR MORE DETAILS COME SEE FOR YOURSELF! OPEN HOUSE EVERY WEDNESDAY 1-4 P.M. Graduation Time? at recent Kippen East Institute meeting Trielmer; REsolutions - Mona Alderdioe; 441 NEWS K ippen Coi i,.si,i,ndent Sunshine - Grace Eyre; Assistant Sunshine - The fifth meeting of the Kippen Courteous al ARCA REF HoGGAtrill Evelyn Workman; Education and Cultural Companions 262-6902 Family and Consumers Affairs - Rena discussed - Evelyn Workman, Helen MacLean; Curling Club. The home activity was h and the roll call answered. The Caldwell, Charlotte McDoweli;Ag►icult re& meeting centred on "Your image", and what Canadian Industry - Grace Eyre, Phyllis to wear and when, being a good sport, and Parsons; Citizenship and World Affairs - dealing with difficulties. While reading over Margaret Hoggarth, Thea Wisch; Curator - a paragraph about being a good sport, Frances Kinsman; Pianist - Mary Broadfoot; members par on an iwnomptu skit about the assistant pianist - Venda Sinclair; Auditors - topic. This proved to be a lot of fun. Phyllis Parsons. Frances Kinsman; Group Leaders: north . Agnes Eyre, ce - Margaret Hoggarth; south - Thea Wirth. Hilda Payne gave her report of the District Board meeting. Mona Alderdiee conducted the program during which Thea W iseh gave a summary of her winter trip to Cuba.trFEOINALS Margaret Hoggarth gave an account of her Patil �d Janet Hoggarth York,ip to England, He and especially ally the cry of ent Sand in Aurora with Greg Hoggarth an Helen Maclean reported spell delightful holiday on Grand Cayman Islands, and toured St. Andress College, where Greg Mildred Chalmers read aninteresting article. has been teadsing since January. Courtesy remarks were given by Helen The community endends a warm welcome Marl can. Lund] was served by the hostess to David and Christine Tremeer and their Verde Sinclair. the co -hostess Evelyn Work- daughter Vicki and Sons Bill and Jeffrey. man and the ooh - Dorothy Bell and They are residing on the faun of Allin and Thea Wisc3h. Wllsckn Tom' Liberal party . ,.... ....._ .._._._:.. LNs'rrfl`TE NEWS Kippen East Women's institute held its annual meeting April 16 at the home of Verde Sinclair in Seaforth. President Grace Drum- mond read "Who's Holier Than Thou." Secret Pais were revealed and fees paid. Vada Sinclair gave a reading. R epmrts the year end were given by president Grace Dntmmond, secretary fifelen MacLean, trea- surer Mona Alderdice and the convenors or co -convenors of the standing committees: agriculture and Canadian industries by Phyllis Parsons. citizenship and world affairs by Margaret Hoggarth, education and cultural activities by Evelyn Workman. family and consumer affairs by Frances Kinsman, resolutions by Mona Alderdice, curator by Frances Kinsman, and public !relations by Rena Caldwell. Margaret Hog- garth conducted the election of officers for the 1986-87 year. She called upon Phyllis Parsons for the report of the nominating committee, and the officers are as follows: Past President - Ruby ?riebner; President - Graoe Dnimmoihd; Fast Vice -President, Margaret I'l'oggath; Second Vice -President, Mena Alderdice; Secretary- Helen Magoon; Treasurer- Mona Aldetdiae;Public Relations Margaret. floggaat; Brandi Directors - Ff8ndeS Kinsman, Charlotte McDowell. Prhyllm* Parsons; District Director - Rena Caldwell; Alternate District Director - Ruby LINETEDCHURCH NEWS Rev. Lorne Keaypresided in the pulpit of St. Andrew's on Sunday. Barbara Cooperwas the organist, and the ministry of music was presented by the choir. Continued from page A3 The Huron-Middlesez Proviraaal IW'lteral Association elected Ifsalr new Curative during the annuaiygcetiag. Member of parliament is Jack Ridded: past -president is Reined Ben; president, W. Joseph, riogan; vine -president, Jack Johnson; steretart Maggie McDonald; treasurer, Zoie Raithby. Area vire-presidents are: Jean Adams, Godeaidi; Wawa Hodgins, Luisn; James Low, Zurich; E. Beecher Menzies, Clinton; Muriel Murphy, Goderich; Robert Swarnaan, Exeter; George,Wallrer, Stratbmy, Youth repiz italiv is Kathy Love, Zurich. They71 manage ft better with a Pulsar. Quartz Seaforth Jewellers MAIN STREET SEAFORTH 527-1270 FEATURES Supplies Last THIg WEEK'S Thursday to Saturday—While .Fresh from our oven ' to your table. i 1' Tasty Nu f' m White Sliced 24 oz. loaf BREAD t Fresh 1 COUNTRY Doz. • BUNS 99 , I Deluxe CHOCOLATE 1.69 BROWNIES • Pkg of 6 BADEN XXX 2.99 COLBY ib. Aged 3 Full Years EXTRA OLD el 99 CHEDDAR Ib, ll Deli SUMMER SAUSAGE Ib, 2'99 Bulk SULTANA RAISINS Ib. •99 1 A GOOD SELECTION OF DELICIOUS DONUTS & FRESH HOT COFFEE Bakery &Cheese House 1 TstyNu14 MAIN ST. SEAFORTH 527.1803 9i�141PL�EWUOD 1 MANOR Is pleased to have the professional services of Louise Sloan, Registered Nurse Louise has lived in the Seaforth area all her life and looks forward to serving the community in her new capacity at Maplewood Manor. She is now available for inquiries relating to the Manor and may be reached at 527-1440 OPEN HOUSE TEA Louise would like to invite all seniors to a get -acquainted tea at the, Manor on Wednesday, April 30, between 1 3 in the afternoon LOUISE SLOAN, R,N. MAP LEW()()i) MANOR Seaforth 527-1440 Let our SERVICES and FEATURES help you enjoy an independent retirement lifestyle. *All meals, snacks •Companionship, security *Laundry, housekeeping •Private 4 -piece baths •24 -Hour Staff on duty •RN consultations •Long term, short term, vacation and convalescent care ASK FOR OUR FREE BROCHURE FOR MORE DETAILS COME SEE FOR YOURSELF! OPEN HOUSE EVERY WEDNESDAY 1-4 P.M. Graduation Time? at recent Kippen East Institute meeting Trielmer; REsolutions - Mona Alderdioe; 441 NEWS K ippen Coi i,.si,i,ndent Sunshine - Grace Eyre; Assistant Sunshine - The fifth meeting of the Kippen Courteous al ARCA REF HoGGAtrill Evelyn Workman; Education and Cultural Companions 262-6902 Family and Consumers Affairs - Rena discussed - Evelyn Workman, Helen MacLean; Curling Club. The home activity was h and the roll call answered. The Caldwell, Charlotte McDoweli;Ag►icult re& meeting centred on "Your image", and what Canadian Industry - Grace Eyre, Phyllis to wear and when, being a good sport, and Parsons; Citizenship and World Affairs - dealing with difficulties. While reading over Margaret Hoggarth, Thea Wisch; Curator - a paragraph about being a good sport, Frances Kinsman; Pianist - Mary Broadfoot; members par on an iwnomptu skit about the assistant pianist - Venda Sinclair; Auditors - topic. This proved to be a lot of fun. Phyllis Parsons. Frances Kinsman; Group Leaders: north . Agnes Eyre, ce - Margaret Hoggarth; south - Thea Wirth. Hilda Payne gave her report of the District Board meeting. Mona Alderdiee conducted the program during which Thea W iseh gave a summary of her winter trip to Cuba.trFEOINALS Margaret Hoggarth gave an account of her Patil �d Janet Hoggarth York,ip to England, He and especially ally the cry of ent Sand in Aurora with Greg Hoggarth an Helen Maclean reported spell delightful holiday on Grand Cayman Islands, and toured St. Andress College, where Greg Mildred Chalmers read aninteresting article. has been teadsing since January. Courtesy remarks were given by Helen The community endends a warm welcome Marl can. Lund] was served by the hostess to David and Christine Tremeer and their Verde Sinclair. the co -hostess Evelyn Work- daughter Vicki and Sons Bill and Jeffrey. man and the ooh - Dorothy Bell and They are residing on the faun of Allin and Thea Wisc3h. Wllsckn Tom' Liberal party . ,.... ....._ .._._._:.. LNs'rrfl`TE NEWS Kippen East Women's institute held its annual meeting April 16 at the home of Verde Sinclair in Seaforth. President Grace Drum- mond read "Who's Holier Than Thou." Secret Pais were revealed and fees paid. Vada Sinclair gave a reading. R epmrts the year end were given by president Grace Dntmmond, secretary fifelen MacLean, trea- surer Mona Alderdice and the convenors or co -convenors of the standing committees: agriculture and Canadian industries by Phyllis Parsons. citizenship and world affairs by Margaret Hoggarth, education and cultural activities by Evelyn Workman. family and consumer affairs by Frances Kinsman, resolutions by Mona Alderdice, curator by Frances Kinsman, and public !relations by Rena Caldwell. Margaret Hog- garth conducted the election of officers for the 1986-87 year. She called upon Phyllis Parsons for the report of the nominating committee, and the officers are as follows: Past President - Ruby ?riebner; President - Graoe Dnimmoihd; Fast Vice -President, Margaret I'l'oggath; Second Vice -President, Mena Alderdice; Secretary- Helen Magoon; Treasurer- Mona Aldetdiae;Public Relations Margaret. floggaat; Brandi Directors - Ff8ndeS Kinsman, Charlotte McDowell. Prhyllm* Parsons; District Director - Rena Caldwell; Alternate District Director - Ruby LINETEDCHURCH NEWS Rev. Lorne Keaypresided in the pulpit of St. Andrew's on Sunday. Barbara Cooperwas the organist, and the ministry of music was presented by the choir. Continued from page A3 The Huron-Middlesez Proviraaal IW'lteral Association elected Ifsalr new Curative during the annuaiygcetiag. Member of parliament is Jack Ridded: past -president is Reined Ben; president, W. Joseph, riogan; vine -president, Jack Johnson; steretart Maggie McDonald; treasurer, Zoie Raithby. Area vire-presidents are: Jean Adams, Godeaidi; Wawa Hodgins, Luisn; James Low, Zurich; E. Beecher Menzies, Clinton; Muriel Murphy, Goderich; Robert Swarnaan, Exeter; George,Wallrer, Stratbmy, Youth repiz italiv is Kathy Love, Zurich. They71 manage ft better with a Pulsar. Quartz Seaforth Jewellers MAIN STREET SEAFORTH 527-1270