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The Huron Expositor, 1983-08-24, Page 16ul" 1 1 THE 11010 fiff IT SEEMED MAIN STREET construction In Hensall would never And, but It did on Thursday and Friday when the first layer of asphalt was laid. The paving by Levis Paving of Clinton topped off the main street rehabilitation project. The new street and various beautification projects will add ,to Hensall's anniversary celebratipns In 1984. (Wassink photo) Seaforth makes Katimavik welcome, participant Dan Farnan says To all the people of Seaforth, greetings. My name is Dan Farnan. I'm nineteen years old and I acaappy bhindw Happy birthday to Mi- chelle Rowland, 18, on Aug. 23. come from Niagara Falls. I'm one of the many Katimavik participants now living in your friendly • town. Since eoming here 1 have (as our recruitment poster is quick to point out) "made many new friends and overcome many challenges... I have noticed that Katimavik members en- joy a special status in Sea - forth. Many a time I am out walking when a car horn blasts and everyone is wav- ing at me, all because' of niv green and orange Katimavik button. • • I've been here one month and already I've worked at a million different jobs. What do you think was the hardest thing for me to learn? It wasn't learning how to paint.. It wasn't learning how to do farm work. It wasn't even learning how to bounce out of bed just as the sun was waking up. No, my problem wasn't that simple. My prob- lem was learning how to cook. Now don't laugh. For a city boy growing up with all the luxuries of home, like frozen pizzas, t.v. dinners and canned beans, learning to cook from scratch can be quite a harrowing experi- ence. Especially when you have twelve howling animals (my Katimavik buddies) ready •to burn you at the stake if you ruin their supper. Yes, in Katimavik I'm learning a million different Rade iha things, and thank God there are many people out there willing to help me or 1'd be totally lost. plain from speaks in Hensall Corresppendent BERTHA M eGRZGOR 262-2025 Rev. Scott of London, Dlreetor of the Chaplaincy Services of London Psychia- tric Hospital was the guest minister for the morning service in Hensall United Church on Sunday morning. Sunday August 28 Rev. McDonald will conduct the worship. Mrs. Ans Van Dyke of Three Rivers, Quebec and • Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobol were dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Don Dodds and family Seaforth last week. Mrs. Bertha MacGregor underwent surgery in Uni- versity Hospital, London last week. She returned home on Saturday accompanied • by Mrs. Don MacLaren of Oak- ville who spent the weekend with her. Miss Isobel Alexander of Toronto visited last week with Mrs. Mary Alexander and family. Mrs. Wm. H. Bell who underwent surgery in Uni- versity Hospital returned to her home last week. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Peters- Gagal, Goderich were dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobol and Mrs. Ans Van Dyke last week. Mrs. Helen McRae of Cumberland visited with Mrs. Albert Shirray. Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobol accompanied by Mrs. Van Dyke of Three Rivers, Que- bec were guests with Mr. and Mrs. Kase VanDen- Heuvel, Goderich recently. Mr. Michael davis, Van- couver spent the weekend with his mother Mrs. Irene Davis and sister Kay Rath - well and family on his way to England thence to India. Mrs. Hilda Payne who has been 'a patient in Stratford General Hospital following surgery returned to her home this week, Sgt. Doug Wein R.C.M.P., Mrs': Wein and David who NM, been holidayingwith their parents Mr. gnMrs. Harold Parker and Mrs. L. Wein, Exeter left for their home in Ottawa this week. Little Miss Katie Rathwell entertained several little friends on Saturday celebrat- ing her birthday. They all had a hilarious time with hats and all the trimmings. Rev. Kenneth Knight con ducted the worship in Carmel Presbyterian Church on Fri- day evening at 7:00 p. ' with DougKlopp of Zurich presiding at the organ for the' ttervice of song. Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobol accompanied by Mrs. Sas VanDyke visited with Mr. and Mrs. John Konynendyk in Woodstock on Tuesday.:. Mrs. VanDyke has Spent several weeks with them and will return to her hofne, in•r'. Three Rivers, `Quebec . troll Woodstock. Kippen'women delving into Tuckersmith history Correspondent MARGARET HOGGARTH 262-6902 Ruth Workman, Betty Mc- Lean and Rena Caldwell paid a visit recently to the Univer- sity of Western Ontario, to delve into the history of Tuckersmith Township, in preparation for the Town- ship's 150th anniversary. Janet Hoggarth attended the 4-H Regional conference at Centralia Agricultural Col- lege from Aug. 17 • 19. Kippen 1 4-1-1 Homemak- ing club has two leaders, namely, Penny Savage and SUBSTITUTE SI Rlil' 'I'o substitute maple syrup for granulated sugar in some bak- ed goods the ?mine must con- tain a liquid other than melted fat or oil. To replace 2511 millilitres lone coni of sugar. use 251) mL lone c'up1 maple syrup and decrease the liquid by 115 mL (about one-half cup). LR23 DIVISION, TANDY ELECTRONICS LIMITED AUTHORIZED SALES CENTRE RED TAG SALE FLOWER POWER Planting flowers around trees protects trees from lawn mower injury. (:hoose shade - loving annuals such as impa- tiens, begonias and coleus and water liberall especially dur- ing dr; periods. August 22 - September 3 ALL STEREO EQUIPMENT GREATLY REDUCED RECEIVERS * TURNTABLES * SPEAKERS Great Buys on CAR STEREOS AND SPEAKERS NOW IS THE TIME TO UPGRADE YOUR STEREO SYSTEM! Queensway residents enjoy shower for bride -elect On Thursday afternoon the residents enjoyed the event of a bridal shower for one of the employees Miss Sheila Riley, bride -elect of Septem- ber. The high scorer for. bowling this week was Neil Regan. Rev. Kenneth Knight of Exeter conducted worship at Before you the Home I'uesday accom- panied at the piano by Mrs. Blanche Dougall. Mrs. Shir- ley Prouty of Exeter visited several residents at the Home. Visitors with Mrs, Vera Lammie were Shirley Lammie, John Wright. Pete NicoleKruysse. Bill Triebner visited with his mother Mrs. Muriel Triebner. Margaret Hoggarth. the new Fall blub - Looking Great, Feeling Great - will start the second week in September. Any person be- tween the ages of 12 and 26 in the Kippen area interested in joining please contact Penny at 262-$932 or Marg-, Spon Hensall Bantam aret at 262-6902. Congratulations to Vicky Bell and Roger Morrison on their marriage on Aug. 20. Greg, Paul and Janet Hoggarth attended the 3rd Annual Huron Poultry Club picnic on Sunday at Houston Heights. Jim Dickins of Hensall rode his Nulty Gully Suzuki to a 5th place finish at the Maitland Valley Motocross races in Holmesville on Aug. 20 then travelled to Tillson- burg where he placed 6th in the 80B class on Aug. 21. The Hensall Bantam girls finished the regular season in first place with a 8-1 win bas record. The girls have a bye in the first round of playoffs, and will start their playoffs in two weeks. Con- gratulations girls and good rider, girls win luck in the playoffs. HENSALL AREA MEN'S SLOW PITCH BALL The final standing of Hen- sall area Slow Pitch Ball is: Gent's Team -18; Rader's Team -17; Wrestler's Team- 15; Cardinals Team -10. This is a very good stand • - ing for the first year. Playoffs commence on Thursday night Aug. 25 when Gents vs. Wrestlers with the best 2 out of 3,games, id that teriesou Ratters vs. Cardinalslwinders'•' of that series best 3 out of 5. 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Coll Bob & Betty's Variety & Gifts Seaforth OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 9 a.m. till 11 p.m. 527:0240 Send to Address Code Charge to Address Mail Your Coupon the Auras t it txpositer 10 Meln.St. Seaforth 527-0240 DENNIS: Warren and Geo- • maine are pleased to an- nounce the arrival of their first child, a son, born August 16th in Penetangui- shene Hospital, weighing 9 lbs. 121/2 oi. Proud grand- parents are Don and Esther Dennis, Walton, and John and Rena Quesnelle, Pene- tanguishene. LESLIE: Graeme and Louise are very happy to announce the early but safe arrival of their first child, a son. Craig William on August 12,.1983. Spoiling privileges are going out to Mr. and .Mrs. Fergus Feeney of Dublin. and Mr. and Mrs. Neil Leslie of Mitchell and also to his great grandmother Mary Feeney of Smith Nursing Home, Mitchell NIGH: Karen and Brian are pleased to announce the arrival of their daughter, Ashley Dianne. on Aug. 10. 1983 at Seaforth Community Hospital. Proud grand- parents are Frank and Leona Nigh of R.R.4. Seaforth and Kathy Bennewies of Seaforth and Keith Bennewies of Cambridge. PRIMEAU: John and Mary Lou Primeau are pleased to announce the safe arrival of their daughter Stephanie Elizabeth Anne Mane, on July 30, 1983 in Seaforth Community Hospital. PROUT: Doug and Cathy are happy to announce the arriv- al of their second son, Andrew Parker, born Aug. 4 weighing 8 tbs. 15 oz. A playmate for -Adam. Proud grandparents are Mr, and Mrs. Ken Parker, Hensall and Mr, and Mrs. Jerry Prout, Exeter, ROCK: Christine Rock wish- es to announce the arrival of her baby sister, Erin Mi- chelle on Aug. 14, 1983. Proud parents are Earl and Cheryl Rock. Spoiling privi- leges go to Adeline Benne- wies and Mae Rock. WOOD: Janelle is thrilled to. announce the long awaited arrival of her new baby sister "Katie" (Katherine Dianne). She was born in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, on Tues- day, August 9, 1983. weigh- ing 9 lbs. 4 oz. Her parents are Ralph and Dianne. Proud grandparems are Horace and Donna Crawford and Dotiald and Ann Wood.