The Huron Expositor, 1979-01-25, Page 13ALL FOR THE :SAKE OF FITNESS—Hennat1
Public School principal Coon McKay joins the
daily rhythmic exorcises which students at the
school have been taking part in for the past
Year, The. exercises actually make . physicai
fitness fun?: (Expositor photo)
STR`; E., TCH—Ron Lavery. and Scott
Ingram, students at .Hensall Public School,
stretch ' during last •Tuesday's session vof'
exercises at the school. • (Expositor photo)
Correspondent'.
!ii s MAiiv CHESSE
482-9469,
Paul Consitt completed the
ten kilometre .course an. the
$klathon for Cystic Pibrosis
and the Goderich and.District
.Association for the Mentally
Retarded, held on Sunday.
The rallying place was at
S
ana .l& fancily would like to
thank all those who spon-
sored him
pon•sored'him so` generously. He
also, won a mask for his
snowmobile helmet in a draw
• that was hclg,';for the partidd
pants.
Prue winners at the
Orange Ledge card party on
' Friday night were Flora
Dawson, ladies' high; `.Rachel
Zehr's. Paul had` pledges Johnston, ladies` low, Gord' totalling over ;f6S.,4O. Ile on Johnston, men's. higtt,
THE HURON EXPOSITOR JANUAR
,Bruce Keys, rhea's. low.
now Prizes. were won. by,
Rach.el Johnston, Du:b
Wikon, Margaret Warmanti .Dorohy Ostraerhad. -
Nancy Whi0aitsur-
ge�ry on her wrist at tJniver-
sity itfospital last Wednesday
She, returned home the sante
'i!lr's="
flaY-
re $.44 to hear the
M . n Hayter is . ming
419013410e in University Hos-
•
Qen-swayHappeigs-
pital, where he .:,under ren*
surgery *Week age, Mpnday.
Mr. .and .Mrs. Ralph:
Stephenson and. Mr, and`
Mrs. Ron Coleman, had• g
lovely holiday inia
n Califor,
•Mexico and Las Vegas. They
good weather for travelrt
ling, ;clear and moderately
Vara.-
Steve and Pada- Keys:
returned Sat urdaynight,fr . n,.
a tWo-week holiday in Florida,,.
They did a lotrafsight seeing,
and enjoyed geed.Weather-
New resident welcomed • Secret
The Queensway Nursing.
Hoene, Elensall, welcomes a
new resident James
McDougall.
Church service was con-
ducted on Tuesday by Rev.
Pon Forrest of Exeter, with
Mrs. Louise Mitchell
accompanying at the. ,piano.
Visitors with Russell Erratt
were his wife , Pearl. Bill,
Helen and Kathy Taylor and,
Jack. Vpshall.
Mrs. Susan Purdy visited.
with her husband Len Purdy,,
John, Hoelscher visited, his
wife Florence,
Alice Rozendal was visited
1pp, enT,FT i e•nterf a1.►1s.
ensall
---Correspondent
MRS. RENA CALDWEL :;
262-5062
Kippen East Women's:
Institute- entertained, the
Senior Citizens of Hensall at
their January' meeting with a
dinner at noon, Mrs..
Triebner., the president,;
welcomed the guests.
Grace Drummond and
Mona. Alderdice entertained
with humorous readings. A
contest was enjoyed while
the cleats up detail did the;
dishes and although there
was no prize. Mrs.: Alex
McBeth and Mrs.. Bill Roger
Son were winners,
Mrs.. . Jessie Armstrong
hada birthday in January.
Bill :Fairbairn had the most
buttons, Eileen Rennie had'
the longest run itt. her stock-
ing, 'Henry
tock ing,'Henry Adkins• had `the
most • grandsons and. Mrs.
Earl Campbell had the mpst
granddaughters;
A . few games of euchre
were •,played. Ladies high
winner was Audrey Christie;
ladies low, Vera Brintnell;
men's high, Elgin Rowcliffe
HEY, THIS IS FUN—These two, guys" don't
°•
seem to mind. taking.. part in the daily :exercise
session at Hensall Public School. Students have
exchanged ttteir' . afternoon recess for. an
e*erpise session in the gymnasium.
(Expositor photo)
Henson
•
Miss Brenda Pepper of
Waterloo spen.the week -end
with her patents Mr. and
Mrs, Cecil Pepper and fam-
sly
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Holland, Gwen and Michael
of 'Clinton were recent visit-
ors with Mr. and Mrs. James
Sangster and Bradley.
Mr. Burt Coleman of
London spent the week -end"
with his mother Mrs. Gladys
Coleman and brother Ivan.
Mrs. Don Gooding and
Bale of Parkhill were recent
visitors with the former's
mother, Mrs. Edgar Munn.
,There will be an organi-
zational meeting of the
Hensall 4-H Clubs for the
club "Accessories the Final
Touch" on Tuesday,, Jan, 30
in Hensall united Church at
1 o'clock. Any girl who wih
have reached the'age of 12 by
SHIPPER ,to,
UNITED
GO -OPERATIVES
OF c NTAIIii
LIVESTODK
DEPARTMENT
toRONTO
Ship your livestock
with
MIKE DOLE
iuesday is Shipping Day
Front Dublin
CALL DUBLIN .345 2658!
ZURICH 236,4 0.68,
March 1st is welcome to join
the club.
•
.G1ng. negation
supper
planned
Rev, D.L. Howlett of the
Bible Society conducted sere-
ice in Hensall United Church
on Sunday. The sermon was
"The Sacred Responsibility
of Sowing the Seed." The
choir under` the direction of
Mrs. Marianne McCaffrey
sang "Alleluia". Rev. T.
Garnett Husser accompanied
at the organ. The annual •
meeting of the congregation.
wilt be held on Wed. Jan.;
31st beginning With a pot
luck supper at 6:3tk-p.rn.-The
Chiselhurst church annual
meeting of the congregation
will be held Feb. 2nd begin''
ning with a pot lucksupper at
6:30 p.m.'
isterec
KetirE
ScrIngsi
ns
Put a little' aside for' •
the future with a Victoria
and Grey Trust -Registered
Retirement Savings Plan.
Victoria -and Grey has 5 RRSP Platte from
which to choose, The money invested In each
Plan rovideS for fax deferrals and the return on
your investment is allowed to accumulate tart;
free until you withdraw the fundsfrom the Plate':.
Simpie, Safe., Come on in, it's time we talkedi
about tomorrow.
Contribute to, or. 'purchase a V & 0 RRSP and
• become eligible to win a trip fdr two to Jltmaida.
* Registered Retirement Savings Peen means a Registered Roti *mane
Savings Plan accepted by the Minister of National' Revenue !or Repbtri1on
under the Interne Tex Act of Canada
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AND t�l� VMST
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'1 Ontario Street
Stratford
271.2050
aboutHow tomorrow?
iSitaiF 'Qensds Deposit tnsistake ertmorstWf
6y 'her husband Don. flay
Correspondent.
MRS. MACORA, 9t,,
Zf 2 2025
and. 'Willa Wettrth visited Mrs 'Hazel Corbett :Noble the new. year and "thank.
Mrs, Lgp Wetrrtb.. Grand .of Amber Rebekah you"
notes were received,
Lelle Mitchell viisited\h:is Lodge assisted`. by Mrs, also many Christmas cards
mother Mrs. Louise Mitchell... Elizabeth Riley .Vice -grand from the District . Lodges,
The Presbyterian C,hurch'•'•ptesided at the meeting on Mrs, Isobel Rogerson pre -
Ladies' vi ted the residents " Wednesday y -evening when sided at the piano in the
with treats and ,played bingo secret pals were revealed absence ` of Mrs. Evelyn.
with them. and exchanged gifts. Mrs.. McBeath. Following the- dos-,
seniors
,Riley reported for the C.P.T. Ing of lodge, the exchange of
,committee. Twenty-one . gifts with "secret pals" took
baskets of frpit and treats ; place followed by a social
were delivered to shut-ins at hour in. the :lower. hall.
Christmas. A. receipt was Refreshments were served
received' from the Children's by Mrs, Hazel Corbett, Mrs.
. Shelter for a donation at Margaret Consitt, Mrs. Vera
•Christmas also an acknow- l:emmon and Mrs. Vera
ledgement from Mr, Eric Srnale.
men's' low,, Henry Adkins; • • Year of the Child. Mrs. Luther for the ass.'istance in • LODGES HOLD
lone hands, ' Nellie .Riley Robert Kinsman, gave the • the canvass for the C.l'4 LB, EUCHRE PARTY -
to weather conditions The C.P T'. committees of
Mise Bertha' McGregor copse on BitsandPieces.for - Owingthis s the `first meetingnol the IOOF and Rebekah
p d the f 1979 d dr w attention t Lodges
o n e en ton
a o.
re se a
x s
e sir success -
senior
held a veryc
for the party on behalf of the the talk show being broad -
senior citizens, Mary Broad- east in February, a rni e l
foot accompanied the singing - 'Delegates' were named to. . •
of "The More we ,Get the Presbyterial. Mrs. Tom 'I
Together" Tog ether" and also favoured , Reid and Mrs'.Bert Faber, a n n U 4,a
with several musical sclec- It was deeidecf, ,, ,hold. the l<emcpon; Ladies', 'Cctnsol•'
Rev- Kenneth, night: eon -
tions, After,the party a short •Smorgasbord simper on. Nov. Rev-
business session was held. 14. 'A Bible contest was . ducted 'worship. in Carmel atian, Mrs, Bert Horton;
Roll call' was answered b conductedb Mrs. Kinsman `Presbyterian church' on Sun- Gent's high, Gary ,Beaver;
showing a Goin fronnother Mr.' and Mrs.' Robert day at the hour of 10 o'clock Gent's consolation, Bob
country and wouldlike
naming. a visn-r' Gemmell are holidaying in a,m. Thesermon' _suh eat :was ?a rstons'LuLo }i was served rt
y
try you like . to visit. Florida. No Condemnation taken D on
The president reported that Mr, and Mrs.:1Nm.. Cole-`' from the 8th' Chanter of •'Mrs: •Hazel Corbett;. Mts.
re p Bell' Mrs: Elizabeth
shehad.been unsuccessful in mart have returned from. • ��
congregational meeting wilt Riley, Jack Unshall, Eric
f sufficient California. Theyi •
club. ern. and Mrs.. . Harold . at 8 p.m. Members are .. ParswaswoninvitedMrs.
sunnyheldin ' b , Ward
on Jan. 16 in . the church, the occasion being a birthday
Mrs. David Turner gave the party to celebrate Mr. Jones'
Worship on Thoughts for the 86th' birthday,.
Eric Mansfield was Master or
Ceremonies, The group will
hold another Euchre os#,
February 9ih, .Everyone . i!a?
welcome.' Please keep the
date intniitd
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