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LOCAL LIONS RECEIVE CERTIFICATES OF APPRECIATION - Bill Scott and Dr. John Turnbull
(shown here with Lions International District A-9 Govemor Bob Osborne and Ferne Osborne and James
Sampa, president of Seaforth District Lions Club) were presented Saturday night with the International
President's Certificate of Appreciation.
Anniversary service held,
reports correspondent
Jim Allsop conducted the service
at Hensall United Church, this past
Sunday, as Rev. Annen was preach-
ing the anniversary service at
Elimville. Doug Klopp was the
organist, Rick McGee was the
greeter and Mark Consitt and Dave
Collins were the ushers.
Bible Study will be held Oct. 25,
in the church parlour, from 1:30 to
3 p.m. Clothes donations must be in
by November 7, when bales will
backed at the church.
The Prayer hour will be held at
the Anglican Church in Exeter,
from 9:30 - 10:30, this Friday.
The Thursday Afternoon Ladies
Group will meet Nov. 3 at 2 p.m.
Nov. 6, a Remembrance Day
Service will be held at the Hensall
United Church.
On Nov. 13, the Hensall United
Church, is welcoming new mem-
bers to the church. For more infor-
mation contact Rev. Henry Annen
at 262-2935 or 262-3145.
Rev. Annen will be conducted
services at Queensway, Nov. 15.
The 108th Anniversary of Hensall
United Church will be held Nov.
20. The speaker is Mrs. Sheila
Duffin, president of the London
conference. There will be special
music and lunch.
Congratulations to Peter and
Debbie Timmermans on the arrival
of their son, Scott David.
The Hensall Kinettes and the
Hensall Figure Skating Club will be
sponsoring a Halloween Dance,
Oct. 29 from 9 p.m. - 1 p.m. at the
Community Centre. Proceeds from
the dance will be divided among
the Minor Ball, Hockey and
Ringette teams. For tickets and
information call 262-3444.
A former Hensall businessman,
William Brown, passed away
recently in Seaforth. The sympathy
of the community goes to his wife
Henrietta and family.
The Annual Week of the Child in
Hensall is complete. This year's
celebrations were a huge success!
Many businesses and organizations
generously supported the Week and
the events were well -attended.
Following arc some of the high-
lights:
The Crafts for Kinds evening was
attended by over 40 children! This
was an over -whelming response,
especially when we remember the
same event was attended by less
than fifteen in 1993. The children
Hensall
by Liz Sangster
262-2715
enjoyed creating masks with sup-
plies provided by the Hensall opti-
mist Club (the library also contrib-
uted some 'stand-by supplies').
Hensall Tinker Tots and Child
Find Canada provided the important
service of child identification on
Saturday, Oct. 15. This was a great
start to our week, and 45 children
participated in the program.
The CIBC - Hensall Branch
allowed us to borrow their TV and
VCR. Movie night was Friday, Oct.
21. Almost 30 children came out to
enjoy the 'The Hoboken Chicken
Emergency' and 'The Revenge of
Red Chief'. The movies were pro-
vided by the Hensall Library.
The Hensall Economic Develop-
ment Committee picked up on the
International Year of the Family
and sponsored a poster contest. The
theme of the contest was 'Family -
The Heart of the Matter.' The
children who participated submitted
beautiful artwork and were pleased
with their prizes. Megan Bisback
was the 'big' winner. She was not
only an individual winner, but her
name was drawn for the grand prize
of an International Year of the
Family T-shirt. Other individual
winners were Jasmine Westlake -
Power, and Christy Hartman.
The Week wrapped up in grand
form with the Costume Parade, Sat.
Oct. 21. The Hensall Fire Dept. led
the parade, with W.B. Fields. there
were individual costume winners as
follows: Character - Christy
Hartman, A.J. Rempel;
Group/Wagon - Kids' Club, Adam
Davis; Fancy Dress - Artemysia
Fragiskatos, Jasmine W -Power;
Witch/Ghost Etc. - Matt Forrest,
Jamie Bengough; Clown - Justin
Campbell, Sarah Campbell; Animal
- Warren Elder, Dimitris
Fragiskatos; Other - Ashley Hawke,
Denise Bisback; Adult - Dave
Long, Carla Long. Prizes -for these
winners were supplied by the
Hensall Legion, and Legion Ladies
Auxiliary. The Parade was followed
by refreshments and treats, provided
by the Hensall Kinettes. Also,
movies were shown to those in
attendance.
The Municipal Councils of the
Towns of (Seaforth and Clinton,
and the Townships of
Tucketrsmith, McKillop and
tlullett.
together with the Central Huron Mobility Service
Cordially invite all members of the public to
attend the Official Ceremony to witness the
signing of the Joint. Municipal Agreement
establishing the Central Huron Mobility (Service.
The ceremony will take place at.
The Seaforth el District Community Centres
in the main hall.
122 Duke Street, 8eaforth, Ontario
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMIWQ 2
at
4:00 P.M.
Queensway
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Reverend Gaskin
heads to new
parish
The women of Hensall United
Church were welcomed Monday
afternoon at Queensway Nursing
home when they provided the resi-
dents with a bingo program.
On Tuesday afternoon Reverend
Mark Gaskin of the Hensall Presby-
terian Church led Queensway week-
ly church service. Joyce Pepper was
the volunteer organist for the ser-
vice. Residents and staff wish Rev-
erend Gaskin all the best in his
future endeavors, as he leaves this
area to pursue his ministerial work
at another parish.
Wednesday was a big day at.
Queensway, at the very successful
Craft and Bake Sale, which raised
over $450. Thanks go to all the
staff and family members who
baked, brought crafts in to sell and
who supported the sale by making
purchases.
Upcoming events: Oct. 27 - 7
p.m. Birthday Party; Oct. 31 - 2
p.m. Bingo - Hensall United Church
Ladies; Nov. 1 - 7 p.m. Christian
Reform Singers.
Dublin
by Dorothy Dillon
345-2883
CWL bazaar big
local success
St. Patrick's Catholic Women's
League (CWL) held its annual
bazaar on Wed., Oct. 19 in the
Parish Hall. They were entertained
by talented Mitchell Women -
Jeanne Anderson, her daughter,
Barb Bode, and Barb's three daugh-
ters, Amy, Heather, and Melissa.
They sang, played piano, and
danced. We thoroughly enjoyed
them.
A prize for birthday closest to
bazaar went to Leona McCarthy,
Dublin.
Congratulations go to Betty and
Mervin Dow, Mitchell, on their
50th wedding anniversary, from
your many friends.
Congratulations to Louis and Rika
Brosens Dublin on your 40th wed-
ding anniversary, from your many
friends.
Joe Eckert enjoyed the following
visitors: Jerry and Marie Eckert,
Owen Sound; Steve Eckert Sr. and
Steve Eckert Jr., Norah and Kelsey,
Seaforth.
Congratulations to Henry and
Nancy Poppe on the safe arrival of
Brent James (sister and brother,
Rachel and Kevin are excited).
Proud grandparents are Gladys and
Brian, Annie Poppe, and great-
grandparents Harry and Beatrice
Adams.
Don and Eileen MacRae have
returned from a very enjoyable two-
week motor trip to Bronson,
Missouri, when they joined the
`Camping World' tour of 200 cam-
pers from United States and
Canada.
Camping and tickets to eight
theatres of 'Stars' shows and a one -
day tour of the city were all pre-
arranged. While attending the the-
atre of the 'Box Car Willie' show
on Saturday evening were Laueine
and Donna Rose. Elmer and Lois
Gordner from Mitchell, they were
on `Fettes' Tour. It's a small world
after all where there were thousands
of people that the Passion Play
which was the highlight of their trip
by reports. Welcome back - Don
and Eileen we missed you!
Agnes Ische (a very special
Mitchell lady) recently celebrated
her birthday, with euchre, food and
fun! Agnes, all your many, many
friends wish you good health and
,happiness in the years ahead!
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