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Community
Hensall Legion has party
for St. Patrick's Day
The regular meeting of the
Hensall Legion Br. 486 was held
March 9 at 8 p.m. Plans were made
regarding several upcoming events.
On March 19 a St. Patrick's party
is being held at 8 p.m. all
Leprechauns invited. March 23 will
be veterans' afternoon at the
Hensall Legion at 1 p.m.
There will be a solo tournament
at the Hensall Legion, March 26.
Registration is 1:30 p.m., game
time is 2 p.m. On April 9 there is a
Dart tournament with registration at
1:30 p.m. with darts to begin at 2
p.m.
April 13 at the Legion there will
be a Senior's Daffodil Dessert
Euchre and games at 1 p.m. The
meat roll held March 5 was quite a
success.
A motion was made to pay for
two hockey uniforms required by
the Old Timers' hockey team, as
well donations were made toward
the Epilepsy and Alzheimer's
societies.
The Hensall Legion Shuffleboard
League recently concluded 10
weeks of play and four weeks of
playoffs with a pot luck supper.
The result of the games were high
man - Mark Consitt; high lady -
Caroline Lenting; champs man -
Paul Ritchie; champs lady - Gladys
MacGregor.
The March meeting of the Hensall
Horticultural Society was last
Monday evening, at the Hensall
United Church. President Kathy
Mann opened the meeting with a
poem. Inge Mowat spoke on
horticultural society's plans for the
community yard sale and Donna
Tannahill discussed a fundraising
idea. Luanne Phair then introduced
guest speakers Carol and Kevin
Steckle, of Huron Ridge Acres, who
spoke on appropriate plants for
village flowerbeds. After an
informative presentation Sheila
Reaburn thanked the speakers.
The Hensall Seniors held a
successful euchre party at the arena
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March 2, with 12 tables. Winners of
the card were Marg Hayter, Laird
Jacobi and Elmer Hayter. The next
euchre will be March 30 at 7:30
p.m.
The March meeting of the Hensall
Seniors was held at the United
Church. The Hensall Swinging
Seniors will play at Huronview,
March 23 to help the group
entertain. There will be no meeting
in April. The Spring Rally will be ..
at Holmesville April 20, registration
9:30 a.m. - 10 a.m. The winners of
the euchre were Hugh McKay,
Gertie Moir, Anita Bengough, and
Pearl McKnight.
President Jan Baker opened the
March meeting of the Carmel
P.C.W. with a poem followed by
worship service conducted by
Rachael Schwalm. Dorothy Taylor
was the pianist for the evening.
Margaret Varley read the February
minutes. Plans were made for the
spring luncheon to be held April 26.
The group agreed to cater to the
Huron County Historical meeting in
May. Following the business
portion of the meeting President Jan
closed with prayer after which
lunch was served by Genie Moir
and Rachael Schwalm. The April
meeting will be held on Easter
Monday.
At Carmel Presbyterian Church,
this past Sunday, Rev. Gwen Brown
was the guest minister and with
Karen McCallum and Dean
Morrison conducted an inspiring
service.
At the Hensall United Church the
U.C.W. are planning their annual
spring supper for April 13.
The sympathy of the tOmmunity
is extended to Mrs. Ethel Maxwell
and family at the passing of Arnold
George Maxwell.
I can see the lights of home -
Shining brightly o'er the foam -
Beckon to me while I roam, away from the lights of home.
1 can see somebody there, loving eyes and silver hair-
/ can see her kneel in prayer beneath the lights of home -
In that little old sleepy town -nothing
Happens when the sun goes down -
Not a thing but moon beams run
Around in a starry dome.
Turn the hands of time for me -
Let me live in memory -once
Again I long to be, beneath the lights of home.
This poem or song was found in the wartime address book of
Frank Sills. Entry made in 1941. If anyone knows what it is
would they contact Frank Sills at 527-1620 daytime or 527-
1194 night time.
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met in church on Tuesday
evening March 8 at 8:30 p.m. In the
absence of Alice Gardiner, Roberta
Templeman presided, opening with
"God Is Listening.” Peggy Kerslake
had the worship service, reading
from John Chapter 6 verses 35-39.
Jean Carey presented the third
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Canbbean, telling about the years
from the mid 1600s when the slaves
were brought in from Africa, to the
early 1800s when the British slave
trade ended. President Peggy
Kerslake presided for the business
when she and Mary Elliott reported
on the annual meeting. Secretary
Jean Carey read the minutes and
treasurer Mary Elliott gave her
report.
Pearl James had the special
number reading 'Believe in Spring'.
'Betty Lou Norris accompanied the
hymns.
HIBBERT UNITED
CHURCH WOMEN
Margaret Miller presided for the
March meeting of the United
Church Women, held in the Family
Life Centre on Wednesday, March
9. Doris Jeffery was pianist for the
afternoon. The theme of the
meeting was Stewardship with Patti
Down, the social service convenor
for Ritz Villa, the guest speaker.
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community outreach, which will
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independent in their own homes.
Margaret Miller concluded the
program with a poem "Ma's Busy
Day!"
Florence McPhail chaired the
business portion of the meeting. A
donation of cookies is to be sent to
the annual conference in Stratford
on April 11 and 12.
The Annual Good Friday service
will be hosted by Hibbert United
this year with Cromarty
Presbyterian folk joining.
A evening for the newcomers of
our church community will be held
on March 16.
Irene Finlayson served lunch,
after which everyone joined hands
in a circle of Friendship and
repeated the Mizpah Benediction.
Pat, Joanne, Mathew and Kelly
Donovan, Val'Dor Quebec spent a
few days with John and Roberta
Templeman and family.
We are pleased to hear that
Margaret Kemp is home, after
being confined to Seaforth Hospital.
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