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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1995-04-12, Page 8$-THE HURON EXPOSITOR, April 12, 19111i Community Drop-in centre hosts many Join the Hensall Community Drop -In, April 20, at the Hensall United Church. Activities include: foot care at 10 a.m.; lunch at noon; entertainment with Brent and Grace Yearly; exercises with Biddy Cammack; and Elaine Bakos will be the guest speaker on Medic Alert and Nutrition. Helen MacLean will give an Easter reading. Reserve by phoning Margaret Cole (262-2304) or Faye Skinner, Town and Country Homemakers, (235-0258). Reservation must be made before noon Monday. The Sunset Seniors met April 4 for a pot luck dinner at the Hensall United church. Helen McKay welcomed everyone and 16 members answered the roll call. Hilda Payne entertained with a poem, "A Recipe For Perfect Misery". The senior Games are in Stratford. The Spring Rally is in Dungannon, April 25. The group is invited to the Legion April 12 at 1 p.m. Euchre was enjoyed, the winners were: Pearl McKnight, Hugh McKay, Evelyn McBeath, Pearl Taylor, lone hands Hilda Payne. The Afternoon Ladies Group met in Hensall United Church, April 6 at 2 p.m. with 15 women present. Elva Forrest opened the meeting with a poem, followed by a prayer. Anne Annen had the devotional and gave an inspirational Easter message. Anne received the offering and gave the dedication. A hymn was then sung followed by prayer. Hilda Payne was the pianist. St. Columban 'Sappy Syrup' club has meeting by MATT FEENEY After the meeting was opened and the minutes read, the "Sappy Syrup" group made Maple Syrup popcorn. Club members read from their books and put them in order, then ate the popcorn they made and joined the other clubs to close the meeting. r Hensall by Liz Sangster 262-2715 Sadie Craig gave the treasurer's report. The minutes of the March meeting were read and the roll call taken. Thirty-one visits were made. Mary Roobol sent one card. Evelyn McBeath gave a reading. Elva Forrest showed an Easter video. The meeting closed with the Mizpah Benediction. Mary Alexander and Rena Caldwell served lunch. The Friendship Circle of the Hensall United Church met on April 3. Mona Alderdice opened the meeting with the 'Faster Message'. Members and guests answered the roll call. The devotion 'Preparing For Easter' was given by Belva Fuss. Everyone enjoyed the slide presentation by Olene and Murray Dennis on their trip to the Holy Land. They were thanked by Helen MacLean and presented with a gift. A delicious lunch was served by Marg Cole and Mona Alderdice and a time of fellowship was enjoyed. The Royal Canadian Legion Seniors Program, Zone C-1, will be holding an Information Day, April 29 at Branch 140 Clinton from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. All seniors are invited and there will be a free lunch. There will be speakers on travel, health and other issues. For more information contact Betty Simmons (262-2106) before April 20. events At Hensall United Church, this past Sunday, Rev. Henry Annen's message was "Two Parades". The childrens story was "Helping Others". Greeting the worshipers were Bi11 and Belva Fuss, while Doug Kyle and Raye Jacobe ushered. There will be a Maundy Thursday service beginning at 7:30 p.m. Communion will be served. There will be Sunrise Service April 16 beginning at 7 a.m., breakfast will follow. Easter Church Service will begin at 10 a.m. Official Board meet April 19. To place flowers in the church for Easter call Carol Martin (262- 2411). The Hensall United Church Beef Supper is April 26, call Marg Cole at 262-2304 or the church office at 262-2935, for tickets. Huron South District W.I. BY MONA ALDERDICE The spring board meeting was held on Tuesday, April 4, at Hensall United Church. The eight Branches answered the Roll Call relating "A Storm Story" bringing back many memories. Brief Reports of the different Committees were given results and information: Pitch In Week - May 1-7 (should be all year around); Program Co-ordinators to get Annual reports to Grace Drummond by May 1 for the District Annual on May 18 at Usborne Central School at 6 p.m.; Mary Nicholas the F.W.I.D. Board Director wants Volunteer hours for all the time you work as a W.I. member at home, schools, fairs, community etc.; June 14 - Prelude Day at the Ontario Agricultural Museum, Milton starts the Centennial Celebrations with displays of Quilts, Tours and a B.B.Q.; Christmas Balls to be ordered at District Annual and can be picked up at Area Convention on October 20; Credition W.I. are selling the "Environmentally Friendly Hints" book; Slice of Huron at Seaforth Community Centre - April 10 - 13 with an Open House for all on April 12 from 6:30 - 9 p.m.; Appreciation Night for those helping at Slice of Huron April 28 at the Seaforth Agriculture Building at 7:59 p.m.; A.C.W.W. Project is buying a drying machine for peppers; The $80 used for the Centralia College Award is to be sent to the headquarters fund.; Each District is to make a banner depicting their area; Picnic to be held July 4 in Credition; Fall Rally Oct. 2 hosted by Huron East; W.I. Educational Committee Workshop held three microwave classes (Deb Campbell as instructor) and five craft courses making a Spring Wreath (Temara Weber of Little Village Crafts) Different Speakers - Pharmacists - Funeral Directors - Ag Care Concerns gave presentations at each Dublin welcomes new babies Residents of Dublin are thrilled and excited over new arrivals! Congratulations to Jody and Rob Brown on the safe arrival, of a new son (Travis Alexait4er). Stephanie is thrilled to have a new brother! Congratulations also to proud grandparents - Steve and Cecilia Maloney, and Herb and Jean Brown. Congratulations to Mike and Terry Bruxer, Brodhagen, on the happy arrival of their darling baby girl - Michelle Jean. Congratulations also to thrilled grandparents - Frank and Maureen Bruxer, Dublin, and Joe and Jean Vanderberk, Stratford. Happy Birthday to a very special Dublin lady - Eileen MacRae! Eileen, all your many, many friends wish you a happy birthday and many good years ahead! You always make our get-togethers so special! Happy 50th Wedding Anniversary to Lyle and Mary Elliott of the Sebringville area who were married on April 7, 1945 at St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Stratford. Lyle and Mary, your many, many friends reminisce about many happy Dublin by Dorothy Dillon 345-2883 �. years you shared. Our love and prayers are with you! Congratulations to John and Lorrie McDonnell on the birth of a son, (John Jacob). Congratulations to grandparents, Ralph and Carol Siemon, RR 5 Mitchell, and to Joe and Rita McDonnell, RR 2 Gadshill. A Bridal Shower for Marcy MacRae was held on Sunday in the church hall, Dublin. The Bridal party was in charge and many beautiful gifts were received from the friends and neighbours of the community and the MacRae family relatives. Marcy gave a very suitable thank -you to all who attended and gave gifts. R.E. (Bob) Osborne, District Governor A-9 of the Lions Club International Association, announced at the 21st Annual Lions Convention in Kincardine on Sunday, April 9 that Don J. MacRae will be Zone 3 South Chairman -Elect for 1995 and 96. Congratulations, Don! Congratulations to Eileen and Don MacRae on the arrival of their 1st great-grandchild - a boy born to Mark and Stephanie Pelling qfi Saturday, April 8 in the Simcoe Hospital. Happy 1st Birthday to Adrienna O'Rourke on April 9. Guests at Adrianna's party were Elizabeth O'Rourke, Keith and Leona McCarthy, Dave, Ann and Julie O'Rourke; Bryan, Linda, Jennifer and Matthew O'Rourke; Mary Helen, Mike, Shawn, Greg, Sarah and Michelle Van Loon; Sally, Brad, Brittany and Bryan Stacey, Dave, Dyan and Matthew McCarthy; Dan and Sandra McCarthy and Frank Cronin. Happy Birthday, Adrianna. THOUGHT FOR TODAY AN EASTER MESSAGE A special thought For my readers I'd say, You all come to mind On special days! You're wished happy times As Eastertime starts, And with others in mind It brings joy to our hearts! Happy Easter to you all! f • • A VILLAGE FOR ALL SEASONS our Be charmed by our exquisite shops, delighted by renowned restaurants and inns, and awed by our beautiful sunsets. EXPERIENCE BAYFIELD Come for a day, or stay a while longer. /ayfield. ONTARIO'SWEST COAST ON THE SHORES OF LAKE HURON (519)565-2021 4 class; Lois Hodgins met with the nominating committee. 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