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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1987-02-25, Page 9Kippen WI holds euchre party by Margaret Hoggarth In place of a February meeting Kip - pen East held their second annual president Margaret Hoggarth euchre party on Friday February 20 in Hensall with 11 tables in pla . Vice POSTER WINNERS— Willi Charlton, manager of the Hensall branch of the Bank of Montreal, poses with the winners in o poster contest sponsored by the bank. Chris Gardner ,(back left) was first in the senior division, and Ronald Dube came second. Louise.Wood (front) -was first and Phillip Ingram second it the junior category. First prizes were $10 in a bank account, and second prize was a $5 deposit. Hensall and district news Susan Hartman 262-2449 I WINNING SPEAKERS — Monty Plumb, education committee chair- man of the Hensall Legion, poses with the area winners in the senior division of the area -public -speaking -contest sponsored by the Royal Canadian Legion. Beside himisChrystal Jones, Hensall Public School, first; Debbie Regier, St. Boniface, second and Mork Stuart, Zurich Public School, third. Below are winners in the junior division: first place, Jason Oud, St. Boniface (left), Victoria Bisback, second and Mindy Bell, third, both from Hensall Public School. 1 1 ,: • TE — ' inners in e interme• safe -public speaking con- test at Huron Centennial School were from the left first, Fayeonne Love, second Dennis Mount, third Kate Popple and fourth Melody Turner. RS Winners in the junior public speaking contest of Huron Centennial were, from the left: first Kris McNaughton, second Kelli Rothwell, third Jody Fisher, and fourth Tyler McGregor. GIANT INVENTORY CLEARANCE Of Major Appliances over 600 units Room needed for 1987 models arriving daily Wr 5 'rvicc• What RRYSDALE HENSALL CLOSED MONDAYS "THE PLACE TO BUY APPLIANCES" Wr Spll MAJOR APPLIANCE CENTRE LTD. Ontario 262-2728 welcomed everyone, in place of press- dent Grace Drummond who was under the weather. Prizes were won by Grace Broadfoot, Hilda Payne, Mary Broadfoot, Ida Dickert and Pearl Taylor. Jack Sinclair who was celebrating his birthday that day, was presented with a prize and the crowd sang Hap- py Birthday accompanied by Mary . Broadfoot on the piano. The draw for a grocery box was won by Bob Bell. Fair board meets The ladies division of the Hensall fair board met at the home of the president, Frances Kinsman on Tues- day February 17. There were nine members present. Secretary Marlene Bell read minutes of the last meeting. --A-motion to hold-a-yardand bake sale to raise money was agreed upon. The sale will be held on Saturday May 23 on the front lawn and verandah of - Mary Kinsman at 82 King Street, Hensall. All committee members are asked to donate at least three different ar- ticles of baking plus some 'unk. Any donations from interest' r peop e Wi he gratefully accepted. The fair will be held on June 12 and - 13. An incoming president for the ladies division for the fall is urgently needed, anyone interested in holding this worthwhile office please contact president Frances Kinsman. or secretary Marlene Bell. Kippen 111 1 -II The first meeting of the Kippen three - 4-11 club was held at Brucefield church on Tuesday February 17. Leaders Barb Moffat and Pat Predhomme welcomed 16 members. Objective for this club "Surviving With Style" is to learn how to live on your own and work with others. Members were introduced to Bev Lindenfield who works for Johnson Controls. He talked to the club about plumbing and electricity. The executive was chosen. Officers for this club consist of Barb Fother- ingham as president, Lynn Moffat as vice president, Janice Moffat as treasurer. Secretary and press reporter-will_both be floating. Press- reporter for this week was Lois Anne Lostell. Kippen United Church World Day of Prayer will be held on Friday March 6 at 2: 30 p.m. at St. An- drews Church-Kippen in the Sunday school rooms. Lunch and social hour to follow. Everyone welcome. On Sunday February 22 Rev. Lorne Keays preached a sermon at St. An- drews entitled "Dealing with our Burdens" based on Paul's letter to the Galatians. Mary Moffatt presided at the organ. Bulletin reminder - toboggan par- ty at Lyle Kinsman's place on Sunday March 1. To get to Lyle's. turn east at the Big '0' and drive for two and one half miles. The annual meeting chaired by Rev. Lorne Keays, was held on Sun- day February 22 following a pot luck lunch which followed the regular ser- - vice. New elders elected were Myra Lovell and David Cooper. New stewards elected were Hugh Hen- drick,Ray Consitt, Gary Love and Or- ville Workman. Lois Jones was .re- elected treasurer for another year. Plans were made for St. Andrews 120th anniversary service to be held on Sunday October 18. Reports given showed that St. An- drews had an active and successful year. Thanks to Mildred MacGregor for keeping the correspondent up-to-date with St.Andrews Church news. Energetic Eight On Wednesday February 18 the Energetic Eight met at the home of Bev and Doris Hamilton. Prizes were won by Bob and Frances Kinsman and Al and Margaret Hoggarth. Harold Parsons won a prize for being the handy mantri the -crow Filter Queen IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA , 482-7103 Hensall Arena Events Wed. Feb. 5 2:30-3:30 p.m. 5:15 p.m. Thurs. Feb. 26 5:30 p.m. Ringette 8:15 p.m. Exeter Mohawks 10:00 p.m. Open Ice FrL Feb. 27 1:00-3:00 p.m. Public Skating 5:15 p.m. Hensall Figure Skating 7:30-10:30 p.m. Broomball Tourny Bat. Feb. 28 NO PURUC.SKATINO 8:45 a.m.-5:45 p.m. Broomball Tourny 8:00 p.m. ,Open Ice 8:00 p.m. Seaforth Jrs vs Exeter Hawks Sun. Mar 1 1:00-300 p.m. Public Skating 3:15 p.m. Clinton vs Hensall Tyke 7:00-10:00 p.m. Rec Hockey Mon. Mar. 2 5:15 p.m. Hensall Minor Hockey Tuett. Mar. 3 5:16 p.m. Hensall Figure Skating 8:30 p.m. Broomball This advertisement sponsored by Moms & Tots Minor Hockey MACHINE Ot'taG REPAIR Kippen 519-262-3020 Times -Advocate, February 25, 1987 Page 9 CUB CAR RALLY — Toking-pari in the Hensall Beavers Cub Car Rally were (front left) Jeremy Willert, Jeremy Allan, Ryan Alexander, Ryan Munn:Chris Genttner and (second row) Jeff Kinsman, Steve For- rest, Jeff Rothwell, Jimmy Seaton, Scott Willert, David Thompson and (third row) Shane Wilcox, Jeff Reid, Mark_Bell,_Scott _Reid, -Kris -Leppington,-Darren Zirk-and -(bock) leaders Heather Forrest, Louise Allan, Venturer Andy Phillips, ADC Rick Edwards, leaders Tim Wilcox, Gail Reid and Joanne Willert. Hensall students share in Queensway• various events high scores: Betty Grenier - 423. Ida Dickert - 377, Sadie Hoy - 367. - -Mens-high scores Alf Ross 449, Percy Campbell - 367; Walter Spencer - 366. Poster whiners - The Bank or Montreal. Hensall an nounced the winners of the poster con- test "What banking means to me." The winners__, all from Hensall school, were Louise Wood and Philip Ingram. grade 2 and 3. Chris Gardner and Ron Dube. grade 7 and 8. • Minor hockey The Tykes played two games on the weekend and came out on top in both. • On Saturday they beat Huron Park 10-4 with Hensall goals by Mark Bell t four i, Brock Weiss r two). Jeff Campbell. Rya_ n Munn and Chris Jones: • On Sunday they travelled to Blyth and returned home winners with a score of 9-5. Hensall goal scorers were Mark Bell t4►, Brock Weiss t4►, and Billy Peck. The Novice team lost a well -played game to Zurich Friday -by a score of. 5-3. Hensall goals were scored by Blair Moir. Chris Taylor and Dan Taylor. - • Bello. We -at Queensway hope your week is going well. We've been very busy with__several.. interesting -ac- tivities at Queensway, and we'd like to share them with you right now. On Monday, our week began with a great game of bingo with the help of the Kippen United Church ladies, which made the- afternoon extra special: Tuesday morning it was time for exercising once again. Then in the afternoon we had our weekly church service with Rev. Bob Sinasac. who delivered to us a very enjoyable ser- vice. Rev. Sinasac was accompanied on the piano by Phillipa Steckle. In the evening we had the pleasure of once again welcoming the Christian Reformed Singers who sang beautifully several of our favourite hymns. It was a very relaxing and en- joyable evening. Wednesday afternoon brough us to one of our favourite activities; Fun and Games. This month, however, we had' the Zurich Mennonite Church ladies come in to share the fun. After the games, we enjoyed listening to a few poems, then the singing of a tew songs. Thursday morning we viewed our " 'movie of the week' which was called "The Mitt".- It -was a little boy who - realized the love of his mother and the real joy of giving. It was very entertaining! - Arts and Crafts were on the agen- da for Thursday afternoon. This ses- sion was run by a group from Hensall Public -School: Together; the -students -- and our residents got into the St. Patricks Day spirit by developing our bulletin board for the month of March. It was very rewarding as well as a fun afternoon. Friday afternoon we had the pleasure of welcoming the second group from the Hensall Public School who took part in "The Sharing of Stories". The students had several in- teresting questions concerning the 'days gone by'. Everyone had a ter- rific time. learning about yesterdays' memories. Quote of the week: "Your liberty to swing your arms ends where my nose begins.' - Stuart Chase. Shuffleboard Here are the results of Thursday's shuffling at the Hensall Arena. 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