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Fourteen attend Seniors' meeting
The Hensall Senior Citizens held
their November meeting at the
United Church. Isobel Rogerson
took charge of the meeting.
Fourteen members attended. It was
moved that Isobel be first Vice.
The Senior's Card Party will be
held at the arena, November 21 at
7:30 p.m.
The Seniors are invited to the
Zurich Seniors' 5th Anniversary.
The Hensall Seniors will have their
Christmas Dinner at the United
Church, Dec. 13 at 6 p.m. Winners
of the top cards were Vera Smale,
Stewart Blackwell, Hilda Payne,
Kirk Kuik, lone hands Isobel
Rogerson. Martha Rooseboom.
Greta and Kirk Kuik served a
delicious lunch.
Hensall Legion Auxiliary
President Iva Reid was presented
with her Auxiliary Life Membership
and pin, after the November 11th
Remembrance dinner. Life member
of the Auxiliary, Jean Munn and
Zone Commander of Zone C-1, Eva
Brown, made the presentation and
congratulated Iva on her years of
dedicated service.
The Friendship Circle met
Monday morning Nov. 7 at. the
Hensall United Church, to pack a
bale of good used clothing. These
arc being sent to the Friendship
House in Goderich and mission
Services in London.
When the group was finished
packing the bale the women made
70 Christmas placemats to be given
to Queensway Nursing Home for
the enjoyment of the patients. At
noon hour a pot luck luncheon was
served by Marg Cole and Mary
Brintnell Helen McLean welcomed
16 members and four guests, each
answering the roll call with their
favourite place in Canada.
Kay Elder opened her devotional
with the 96th Psalm. Her devotional
was taken from a sermon by
Marlene Black, a lay preacher and
friend of Kay's. It compared lives
to the making of a quilt. A beautiful
log cabin quilt was displayed at the
front of the room. Guest Delores
Shapton told the group about
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quilting and displayed an antique
quilt.
The fall board meeting of the
Huron South District Women's
Institute was held in the United
Church with President June Stewart
welcoming everyone with a reading.
F.W.I.O. Board Director, Laurine
McIntosh, gave a report on the
Adelaide Hoodless and Erland Lee
Homes as well as the new
headquarters in Guelph.
Delores Shapton is the new Area
President and reported the Curator
Workshop is to be August 8, 1995
at the Goderich Township Hall in
Holmesville. The Area Convention
will be Oct. 20, 1995 in Kirkton.
Lois Hodgins presented the
Nominations Report with the new
slate to come in at the District
Annual may 18, 1995.
On Sunday, Nov. 6, Hensall
Legion Br. 468 held its
Remembrance Day Service at
Hensall United Church. After a
short parade to the cenotaph from
the church, wreaths were placed for
the Province of Ontario by
Comrade Jean Munn and M.P.P.
Paul Klopp. Other wreaths placed:
Royal Canadian Legion - Comrade
Larry Uyl; Hensall Legion
Auxiliary - Comrade Iva Reid;
Merchant Navy - Comrade William
Bell; Village of Hensall - Reeve
Cecil Pepper; Township of Hay -
Reeve Lionel Wilder; Township of
Tuckersmith - Deputy Reeve Bob
Broadfoot; Cadet Corps #2923 -
Wayne Ingram; Kinsman and
Kinettes - Comrade Bryan Fink and
Judy Morrison; General Coach -
Prakash Malik; W.G. Thompson &
Sons - Comrade John Skes; Hensall
Co-op - Susan Riley; Michael
O'Connor Funeral Homes - Michael
O'Connor; McTaggart's Food
Market - Ron McTaggart Dutch
Canadian Community - Albert and
Ben Hovius; England's R.A.F.
Regiment - Comrade Ron Packham;
William's Hairstyling - Kathy
Delbridge; Liquor Control Board -
Comrade Howard Ackins; Bank of
Commerce - Brenda Dayman; Bank
of Montreal - Marty Dick; Hensall
Brownies and Guides - Laura
Parsons and Natasha Moody;
Hensall Cubs and Beavers - Liz
McAuslan and John Kinsman.
Refreshments were served
afterwards at the Legion. Nov. 9 the
Legion held its regular monthly
meeting. A new Associate member,
Sadie Craig, was installed. Donald
Orr was also welcomed to the
branch by transfer.
A motion was made to contribute
two hours of ice time for Family
Skating during the holiday season,
it was also decided to sponsor a
Zurich Pee Wee hockey team to
Blyth in December.
A donatidn was made to Huron
Safe Homes for Youth. Upcoming
events at the Legion: Nov. 18 is
pub night with the 'Swinging
Seniors' entertaining. Nov. 26 -
Come out and play euchre at the
Legion at 2 p.m.; Nov. 11 - the
Annual Remembrance Day banquet
was held at the Hensall Community
Centre, with good attendance. Rev.
John Verhoog of Exeter was guest
speaker. After a delicious dinner,
served by the women of Dashwood,
greetings were given by M.P.P.
Paul Klopp, Reeve Cecil Pepper,
Township of Hay Reeve Lionel
Wilder, Township of Tuckersmith
Deputy - Reeve Bob Broadfoot and
Zone C-1 Commander Eva Brown
of Seaforth.
Following this, 50 -year lapel pins,
representing the end of WW II,
were presented to all the veterans.
Members of the Hensall Legion
would like to congratulate Ladies'
Auxiliary President Iva Reid on
being awarded her Life Membership
to Ladies' Auxiliary to Branch 468.
This award was presented to her by
Zone Commander Eva Brown.
Rev. Henry Annen conducted
services at Hensall United, this past
Sunday, Doug Klopp was the
Walton remembers veterans
The Walton Public School had its
own Remembrance Day service
with each class participating. The
grade three class .recited 'In
Flanders Fields'; grade twos did a
poem called 'Remembrance Day';
Grade 4 did a reading called, 'The
Poppy' and sang, 'Where have all
the Flowers Gone'; Grade 1 sang a
song called 'Peace for my World'
and recited the poem, 'Ring around
the World'; The JK/K sang two
songs, 'Can a Little Child Like Me'
and 'Soldiers and Sailors'. Ross
Bennett, representing the Brussels
Legion, was invited to speak. One
of the children asked him if he
knew anyone who died in the war.
Ross told them about a friend he
had made at Training Camp, a
friend who did go over to fight.
Ross himself was injured at
Training Camp and didn't go over.
His friend was killed on D -Day.
Novice tournament
honours memory of
hockey volunteer
A Novice Hockey Tournament
in Scaforth will be held in mem-
ory of Peter Flanagan, who
dedicated much time and
enthusiasm to children's hockey.
At the time of his sudden
passing he was a director of the
Scaforth and District Minor
Hikkey Association as well as
an active coach and trainer. He
strived to provide fun and com-
petition for the youth of the
community.
The Peter Flanagan Memorial
Novice Hockey Tournament will
be held at the Seaforth and Dis-
trict Community Centres this
Saturday, Nov. 19 and Sunday.
Nov. 20. Residents arc urged to
come and support the toumament
and see eight and nine year olds
in great competition.
The schedule for the Red
Division on Saturday begins with
London playing Listowel at 9
a.m., followed by Georgetown
vs. Kincardine at 10 a.m.,
Hcspeler vs. Port Elgin at 11
a.m. and Parkdale vs. Ingersoll
at 12 noon.
The consolation championship
will be held at 5:30 and the
championship game at 6:30.
On Sunday morning at 9 a.m.
Scaforth will take on Parkhill to
begin Blue Division play fol-
lowed by Exeter vs. St. Thomas
at 10 a.m. Elma-Logan plays
Lucan at 11 a.m. followed by
Chesley vs. Thedford at 12
noon.
The Consolation Championship
takes place at 5:30 and Cham-
pionship Game at 6:30.
There are 16 teams taking pert
in the two days of the touma-
ment. Each day is separate.
Walton
by Patty Banks
887-6860
Ross thought that this man could
have gone on to be a teacher or
lawyer but he never got the chance.
He encouraged the kids to become
peace makers to start right here at
home, in the school yards and
everywhere. "Then maybe we will
have peace in our world.'
Quina,Gowan, Nicholas Giller,
Nathan DeWit, Tina Bueckert,
Gerrid Dalton, Greg Bowers,
Michael Dietz and Kayla Bishop,
each representing their classes,
layed wreaths at the Cross that was
set up in front of the activity room.
Rev. Banks said a prayer and The
Last Post was played and everyone
in the school observed one minu$e
of silence. Jay Cochrane and Trisha
McClure went to Brussels to fay
wreaths at the Cenotaph. Also
representing Walton School was
Nathan De Wit, Heather Dietz,
Adam McKichan and Lindsay
McNichol.
On Wed. Nov. 16 the W.I. will be
tempting everyone's stomach with
their delicious Roast Beef Dinner,
starting at. 11:30 going until 1:00 at
the Hall.
The community wishes to
congratulate Nicole and Ron
Stevenson who were married this
Saturday and Duff's United Church.
organist. Usher were Raye Jacobe
and Bill Fuss, the greeter was Jury
Drysdale. The message was 'Sinner
or Saint'.
The following new members were
welcomed by transfer: Peter and
Deb Timmerman, Dan and Wendy
Reid, Bob and Helen Breen and
Murray Craig.
The Friendship Circle Ladies sent
nine boxes to Mission services in
London and 12 to Friendship house
in Goderich. The women
appreciated all donations to this
worthwhile project.
The 108th Anniversary of Hensel!
United will take place Nov. 20. The
guest speaker will be Sheila Duffin.
Lunch will follow the service.
Hensall residents are reminded
that leaf collection has been
completed for 1994.
SDHS senior girls
in Huron finals
Seaforth District High School's
senior girls' basketball team has
made it to the Huron finals and
hosts Goderich this (Wednesday)
afternoon at 2 p.m. for the
championship.
It should be a close game too, as
the rivals split two games during
the regular season, Goderich won
by three points in one of them and
Seaforth took the other by five.
On Friday the SDHS junior girls
host St. Marys at 2 p.m. in a
challenge to see who goes to the
WOSSA "A" finals at Dorchester
on Nov. 26. The senior girls have
already qualified for that
competition.
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