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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1988-09-14, Page 11Times -Advocate, September 14; 1988 Paget 1 Hensall prepares for week of registrations and meetings By Susan Hartman , HENSALL - The Hensall Branch Library presents a Concert - for. adults with Tcd Roberts on Tues- day, September 20 -at 3.p.m. • Roberts; a member of Canada's longest established Bilk group- "The Travellers" presents a program that draws from his large repertoire of 'Original songs, stories and poems, as well as .traditional -songs from across Canada and around the world. His is an entertaining and inforrna- .live program dealing with the BNA, The building of the railroads. log- ging, fishing; and niuch more. Ted's11111110111' and good nature make this an enjoyable concert, partici Iarly for adults. Admission is S1 per persim. Story hour for 3 4, and 5 year olds will resume .it the llensall Branch Library every Thursday at 1 p.m. beginning September. 29. Eve- •ryonc is welcome ;uid-.thcrc-is-no-- charge. This program will allow your pre-school child to enjoy.sto- .ries, songs and simple crafts as well as the opportunity to borrow books and socialize .with other children. If you would like • more information call Susan at 262-2449 or 262- 2445. Scouts Registration Registration• will be. held- this Thursday, September 15 for Hensall Cubs, Beavers; Scouts-and'Ventur- ers. Please register between 7 and 8 p.m. at llensall Public School The fee is.S25_for all levels this year. Volunteers arc needed on Group Committees, particularly a secre- tary. Meetings are held once a month, Also anyone interested in helping lead a group can call Marg. Clarke at 262-2032. IIDIIS The Hensall and District Horticul- tural Society will be meeting on Monday, September 19 at 7 p.m. for a pot -luck supper and plant ex- change. • The Guest Speaker will be David Kippen by Margaret Hoggarth KIPPEN - The Kipperi Gun Club met on Tuesday, September 6 for the final shoot- of the season with .17 shooters participating. -Ron Rayner tOplied with a 50. John Glazier and Jamie Caldwell . both shot a 25 score. Bert Mahaffey and Torn Allen scored 24. Brad Mann and Jack Mills a 23. Harrison Schook - 22. Neil Voskamp, Ed Stcegstra and Ken Whethanl each shot 21. Lloyd Vernier, .Paul Mellor, and Grant McGregor 20. Jing. Butcher - 18, Dave Long and Al Edwards - 16. The gun club will now .be closed for ground repairs. Jamie Caldwell - wdiild like to thank all those shoot- crs who have participated during -the season to make this another suc- cessful year. All being well, the gun club will resume on the- first Tuesday in April 1989. .United Church Barbara Cooper presided at the -or- gan •on Sunday, September 11 'for the service at St. Andrew's in Kip - pen. Rev. Lorne Key's sermon was entitled "Begun, continued and end- ed". • Awards were presented to the stu- dents of the Sunday -School for at- tendance of 30 Sundays or more. Rebecca Wright received a diploma. Second year seals were Lindsay - Love and_ -_,aura ''right. -Fourth------ Year - Pam Love. Filth year.- Kim Dewys. Sixth year - Jeff Turner. Seventh year - Paul Cooper. Eighth year -. Beverley LcFaivc and Nancy Le Faive. Ninth year - Dana Cooper. - Tenth year - Mark Cooper, Angie Faker. "Jonathan Turner and Chrys- tal Jones. Eleventh sear - Candace Cooper. Fifteenth scar - Tricia Cooper. Seventeenth year - Chris- tine Cooper. - 1V.1. resumes- Kippicn East %1•urnen's institute will resume:for the fall on Wednes- day evening September 21 at 8:30 p.m. The public relations meeting dl he held in Hensall United Church.. Members to bring a guest. • Special speaker will he •from the friendship house in Goderich. Roll call - Bring canned gouts for,friend- stlip house. Don't forget to wear }our pin. Anyone welcome.- - Stcckle from Huron- Ridge Acres ho w ill talk on preparing your •gardens.for winter and composting. Everyone`is welcome to join in at the Hensall United Church in' the Fellowship hall. Bros nits "Registration will be held for Hen- sall Brownies next Tuesday at Hen: sall Public School. "That's Smear - her 20 at 7-8 p.rn. Welcorne all girls from 6-10 years of age. Leaders ;ire badly needed it Brown- ies are to continue this y ear. Any- one interested please call Chri's•Wil- cu� at 262-2726. • Figure skating I leu.all Figure. Skating Club will be holding registration next Tues- day evening, September 20 from 6:30 till 9:00 p.m.at the Hensall Arena. Professional Coach Pat Har- wood will be present. For more in- formation call Jayne Consitt 262- 240Lur Anita Cooper 262-5025. . U.C.W. - The Hensall UCW met on Sep- tember 5 with- a pot -luck supper at 7 pan. A short video was shown on. the Canadian Foodgrains Bank in action in Mali. A Regional -Meeting will be held in Hensall United Church on Octo- ber 24 with a book display.at 6:30 p.m. and a sing -a -long at 7. The Guest Speaker- will be Kathie Monk. - • The next UCW meeting will be October 3 at 8 p.m. with guest speaker from Sari Riding Stables in Ilderton who help handicapped chil- dren. Shuffleboard Shuffleboard scores for Wednes- London Life INSURANCE Ropresentotivos in Exeter & Areo 11111 NORMT A IT 235.1359 LARRY JOHNS 235.1209 • Pensfsns • Group Insurance • RRIf s • fife Insuronce • RRSP s • Annuities day,'September 7. The top score -of the day was Dorothy. Brintnell with 419 followed by Gertie Moir 382, Emma Campbell 354, Marg Con- sist 337; Bruce Watson 317 and Margaret Mole 313. United Church Dr. Ralph Topp returned as lien- sall United • Church organist on Sunday September 11, The senior choir under Dr. Topp's direction will practice this Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the church. The junior choir practices Sunday mornings at 9:45. All children aged 8 and up arc wel- come. • A Bible Study group will begin on October 4 -to run Tuesday morn- ings at 10 a.m This. year's topic will be the Gospel of Mark. The. United Church London Con- ference Group of Life Media will be filming a short television program at Hensall-United-Church on -Sun- day, October 23: 1989 Fair • The Hensall Fair Homecraft-Divi- sion met on Tuesday, September 6 to elect a new slate of officers for 988-89 - President - Helen Toorn- stra, ' 1st Vice President - Janis In- gram, 2nd Vice President Mary .Kinsman, Secretary/Treasurer - Marlene Bell. - The theme for the 1989 Fair is "Eyes -on Beans". Each class com- mittee is reminded to have their Prize List prepared. for the next meeting which will be held October 18 a the home of Mary Kinsman. The Homecraft Division is plan- ning to buy• material to make a All you need to remember about home comfort is SYSTEMS BY LENNOX INSTALLED BY GBAHEy HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING 9 HENSALL "We're proud to be your. Lennox Dealer" Quilt. Tickets will be sold -as a fund raising project. 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