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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1994-09-14, Page 161$ -THE HURON EXPOSITOR, S.pt.mbor 14, 1994 Community Camp outing for Hensall church -goers The Legion welcomes back mem- bers of Br. 468 Hensall, after a summer break it's again time to get back in the routine of attending meetings. A successful District Golf Tour- nament was held this past August. Although the weather was not favourable there was a good turnout for this event. Don't forget the first meeting for the fall season will be September 14 at 8 p.m. Pastor Henry Annen conducted the service at Hensall United Church this past Sunday. Doug Klopp was the organist for the service, and Carol Martin was the greeter. The ushers for the day were Rick McGee and Ross Kercher. The Friendship group will be holding its next meeting Monday, ( Hensall by Liz Sangster 262- 27 15 October 3. The Official Board Meeting of the Hensall United Church will be held September 21. Chairpersons meet at 7:15; committees 7:30; and the Official Board at 8 p.m. There will be a Camp Menesetung Outing Sunday, Sep- tember 1$, immediately after church at 12:30 p.m. You are asked to bring a brown bag lunch which will be eaten at the camp. The outing group will return at 4:30 p.m. and please let Joanne Rowcliffe know if you are able to drive. Congratulations go to Brad and Seaforth Legion draw ' Seaforth For any Legion Veteran who took part in the actual liberation of Hol- land and wishes to take part in the draw for the trip to Holland in 1995, your application must be filled in at the Branch by Thursday, September 15. If you are interested in bowling with the Legion League this winter please sign on the list on the Board. There is a list up on the Board for those interested in playing darts this winter. Please sign soon. r Dublin by Dorothy Dillon 345-28x3 Dublin school welcomes new principal Welcome to Ed Capelli, who is the new Principal, at Dublin and St. Columban Schools. Also, welcome to Joan Stapleton for replacing Joyce Devereaux (who is on maternity leave). Welcome also to Doreen Distler, who is the noon hour monitor. Congratulations go to Dan McCarthy and Sandra O'Reilly, who were united in marriage at St. Columban Church by Father Joseph Hardy. Congratulations also to the parents - Keith and Leona McCarthy and John and Margaret O'Reilly. Sympathy of the community is extended to Ben and Theresa Nyland on the death of Joseph Pruys (a brother of Theresa). Sympathy is also extended to Urula Nicholson, London, on the death of her sister-in-law Theresa Nicholson, who passed away at Marian Villa Nursing Home, Lon- don. Sympathy also is extended to Mary Nicholson, Marian Villa, and to all the other relatives and friends. Well, those Murray Bros. held their stag card party at Brother Ronald's Friday night. The urban bros. won over the rural ones - guess who! Also, the next Saturday night some of those Murrays played at Brother Jerome and Joan's. They had a co-operative player from the town hall and the Mayor won again, along with sister Helen and Bro. Ronald against Jerome, Theresa and the co-op player - Guess who! Joe Eckert had the following visitors: Joe Eckert, Cathy and Joshua, Waterloo; John Eckert, Kitchener; Stephen Eckert, Kelsey, Egrnondville. Mike Eckert celebrated his 65th birthday (Happy Birthday, Mike!) Jerry and Marie Eckert, Owen Sound also visited. Louis and Therese Maloney arranged a delightful 90th birthday party on Sunday for Therese's mother - Mary Etuc. Mary, all your friends wish you good health and happiness in the years ahead! An enjoyable Bridal Shower was held for Cheryl Shewan at her parents' home on Sunday. Ethel Morrison and helpers arranged skits etc. Then everyone was pleased to have Cheryl's fiance, Rob Hern, join for the opening of many gifts. Everyone was then treated to a delicious meal (thanks to Joyce's good food and hard work!) Cheryl and Rob's wedding will take place in Seaforth on September 24. Town and Country Homemakers held a meeting at Seaforth Com- munity Centre on Thurs., September 8. Plans were Trade for the Seniors Dinner to be held on Thursday, September 15. The guest speaker was John Orr from the Public Health Unit for Huron County. He spoke about safe food handling procedures and recommended ways to avoid food poisoning. We showed an interesting video - "Food Safety is No Mystery'. Everyone is sorry to hear that Therese Ouellette is leaving us but thank her for excellent help. We are happy to welcome back John Jamula who wfs knowwell from the past dinners aril aamira him for his C f forts. THOUGHT FOR TODAY 'No one has a good enough mem- ory to be a successful liar!' Legion by Barbara Scott Jean Ross, Seniors chairperson reports that the Monday afternoon cards will be starting on September 19. The Provincial Service Officer Donna Falconer who were married this past Saturday, at Hensall United Church. An informative meeting was held at the Hensall United Church last Thursday to help kick-off the new year in their church school. The meeting, hosted by Superintendent Joanne Rowcliffe with assistance from Pam Mauette and Evelyn Elder, was used to inform interested parents about new changes in the Junior congregation. The meeting opened at 8 p.m. with an informal discussion followed by a welcome and prayer from the superintendent and introductions from the more than twenty in attendance. The outline for the year was discussed along with a practice lesson from Pam Mallette and skit on how to handle The Difficult Ones'. Some energy was used up during the singing of some favourite christian tunes like 'Father Abraham' and 'Deep and Wide'. The meeting closed at 9:35 p.m. with a thank - you and prayer from pastor Henry Armen. Meeting organizers were thrilled with the turn -out which resulted in eleven new teachers and three new classroom administrators signing up as well as five teachers returning from last year. The sched- ule had been completely reorgan- ized and is now based on six -five week periods with each period representing a new theme. The first theme is 'The Power of God' and commences on September 18. There is still room to sign-up for late fall CR Spring themes. If anyone is interested they are to contact the Superintendent for details. for Holland trip will be at the Branch on October 13 at 9 a.m. Please contact Cleave Coombs Branch Service Officer for an appointment. Don't forget the early -bird cam- paign for the payment of dues is now underway. Pay early and help the Branch get 100 per cent early - birds. The draws for 1995 dues will take place at the end of September, October, and November. The September Regular meeting will take place on September 15 at 8 p.m. Plan to attend. The Branch was saddened to hear of the death of Comrade Lloyd Rowart last week. A Legion service was held last Friday. To his family and friends we extend our deepest sympathy. FINAL NCTICE ALL PERSONS REQUIRING A CHANGE OF ADDRESS OR PHONE NUMBER IN OUR ANNUAL PHONE BOOK LISTING MUST HAVE THE DETAILS SUBMITTED BY FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16th BEFORE 12 NOON Huron os�tor _ MAIN ST. ) 527--0240., YOUR FORD & MERCURY DEALERS SAY THANKS FOR 90 SUCCESSFUL YEARS IN CANADA WITH THE BEST DEALS F THE YEAR ON THE WORLD'S BEST SELLING TRUCK! 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