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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1987-09-30, Page 8Page 8 Times -Advocate, September 30, 1987 Ch i . - rens week recogn ze (Tuesday) but if you're still interested United Church call Cindy at 262-3102. A good crowd was in attendance Meeting " Sunday at the Hensall United Church. The ladies and school fair commit- Following the opening of the service ties will meet on Wednesday, October by Rev. Douglas Wright the Large 7 at the home of Mary Kinsman, 82 junior choir 14prst into song with their King St. Summer is over and it's time rendition of ' I am a promise". The to start preparation for Hensall group of approx. 30 young people is Spring Fair 1988. Anyone who is in- ably led by Mrs. Debbie Wood. terested in helping on these commit- Worshippers were greated at the tees is eagerly invited and bring your door by Cecil Pepper and were ideas. usheredby Jack Drysdale, Ross Veal, Hockey Jim McGregor and Gary Kyle. The date for the Minor Hockey Sunday evening, Reverend Douglas Skate-a-thon has been changed to Wright was inducted into Hensall Sunday, October 18 from 1-5 p.m. United Church. A Targe number of The Village of Hensall will once again be recognizing the third week of October as The Week of the Child. Many exciting activities are planned for this year, including a parade, a puppet show, and open doors at all. youth ptogranls. A calendar -of the week's events will be available soon.• Children can win prizes fol' atten- • --dance at local events and ail activities are free. Fitness Hensall ladies are keen to be fit. Twenty-four ladies turned out last week to register for Body Fit classes. The first session was held last night Prepare for LibraryWeek The third annual Ontario Public Library Week will be held October 19-25, 1987. The theme of this year's celebration of public libraries is "Your Card is the Key". A'library card is the patron's key to accessing the library's fulrrange of services. In turn, the library is the key to a vast information network, a repository of books and materials that can spark a user's imagination and provide in- spiration, recreation -or continuing education. •In keeping with the theme, libraries across Ontario, including the Huron County Public Library will be laun-. ching a membership drive to sign up new library members from October 1-25. The library that signs up the most new members, in proportion to the size of its community, will be awarded the framed original art for this year's library week poster designed by Carmen Dunjko Associates. The competition between libraries will be a friendly one since all libraries that hold an effective membership drive will bewinners no matter who wins the prize. To add some incentive, the first 100 new members of the Huron County Public Library, between October 1-25, will receive a card holder and key By Margaret Iloggarth chain with their new library member- The second meeting of Kippen 3 - ship card. Membership in the Huron 4-11 club was held at Brucefield County Public Library is free to all United Church on September 22. Kate County f esidents. Papple, Club President, opened with Special activities will beheld al a the 4-11 pledge and roll call. We then number of branch libraries to proceeded into the kitchen and divid- celebrate Library Week. The ed into ,four groups, each having a Belgrave Branch will be holding an special task. open house at its new location in the While the colossal vegetable burger Women's Institute Hall on Saturday and the vegetable flowers sat in the October 24 from 2=5 p.m. Everyone is refrigerator to marinate, meeting two welcome. in our books was discussed. The Hensall Branch will be hosting During this time we had a taste test . a free children's puppet show, "Pup- of real fruit juice, reconstituted fruit pet Pals" with Marian Doucette on juice, fruit drink, fruit -flavoured Thursday October 22. at 4:30 p.m. crystals, and a fruit soft drink. Ask the friendly, helpful staff at We concluded our meeting by your local branch library for more in- sampling the food we had prepared formation about Ontario Public earlier. Everything was delicious. Press reporter for this meeting was Heather Jackson. Doug and Laura's families were pre- sent as well as many local parishioners. A lovely reception followed the service. Celebration A beautifully planned celebration was held on Saturday evening, September 25 at Hensall Community Centre on the occasion of Alphonse and Betty Grenier's 40th anniversary. The couple's four daughters, four son -in-laws and eight grandchildren out -did themselves in an effort to make the day perfect. Congratula- tions Betty and Alphonse. Shuffleboard High ladies scores for Thursday, September 24 were: Pearl McKnight 247, Emma Campbell 227. High men were: John Pepper 343, Dave Kyle 311. •\ dam,4 r i DESIGNING WOMEN — Angela Gould, (left) and Karie Kyle from Hensall Public School design router projects for their industrial arts class at the McCurdy School in Huron Pork. Kippen 411H sample food Library Week. Hensall and district news Susan Hartman 262-2449 r f_vvi 1 REGISTRATION -- Hensall Beavers leader Tim Wilcox welcomes new Beaver Nicolas Bayley (left) and Cubs Jeff Kinsman and Richard Kin - man at the Scouts' registration Thursday evening at Hensall Public School. ?ueeniwa5/ newo Hello! Welcome to Queensway ed ourselves in another culture. news. Monday the residents enjoyed play- ing laying bingo with the assistance of our Ladies Auxiliary who also supplied prizes. Tuesday the Baking Club met and produced delicious pineapple loaves. In the afternoon we were treated to an excellent church service led by Earl and Doreen Oesch and Curtis and Mary Gingerich. The pianist was Pearl Ann Martin. Wednesday we limbered up our bodies in exercise class and after- ward our minds, as we played our spelling game. In the afternoon several of us took advantage of the beautiful weather and walked outside. Thursday morning the Resident Council met and in the afternon we viewed our movie "That Darn Cat". Thursday evening the Zurich Men- nonite Ladies entertained at our mon- thly birthday party and also provid- ed two beautiful birthday cakes. Bir- thday greetings to Helen Rivers, Jack Lowe, Bona Clark, Mildred Gingerich and Gord Beierling. Friday was our big day. Interna- tional Day featuring China. Our noon meal consisted of chinese food, and in the afternoon residents met in the ac- tivity Room where we browsed through a display of Chinese artifacts, and brochures. We found several cities on a huge wall map of China, sipped mint tea and ate fortune cookies. 'Everyone had a wonderful informative afternoon as we immers- Thankyou to everyone who provid- ed articles for display especially June and Bonnie of Ellison Travel for their interest and generosity with informa- tion and artifacts. Sunday all residents appreciated listening to the four part harmony of the Lakeview Singers when they visited us in the afternoon. A Meals on Wheels program will be available to the Seniors in Hensall, with the help and involvement of our community. We are urgently in need of volunteer drivers. For more infor- mation, please call the Nursing Home at 262-2830. os is la. in- ow se NB 1 TRUST 1 1 COMPANY 1 GUARANTEED 1 1 CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE 1 rtepresenting many trust , companies, highest rates 1 usually available. 1 For more Information 1 • contact John R. Consitt Nat 236-4381 or 236-45600t III MN Ell NI Ell MI NM MI Change of Ownership Reids Kozy Korner Restciurant Hensall Ontario Wayne and Linda Reid wish to announce that their sister, Marlene Ingram has purchased their restaurant, effective September 28th. We wish to thank all our customers, our staff and friends we made during the last 91/2 years we've been in business. We wish Marlene all the best and good luck in carry- ing on a family tradition in the restaurant business that started back in 1958. Once again, thank you each and every one. Wayne and Linda Reid Kippen United Church Barbara Cooper played the organ on Sunday September 27 at St. An- drews. The ministry of music was presented by the choir singing "The Family of God". Rev. Lorne Keay's sermon was called "Understanding". Sunday Oc- tober 4 Holy Communion will be Observed. Choir practices have. started, new members are needed. Kippen U.C.W. members are in- vited to Carmel Presbyterian Church, Hensall on Monday October 5 at 8 p.m. Guest speaker will be Bob McFarlane. Kippen Anniversary service will be held on October 1$ at 11 a.m. With the Rev. Donald Beck of the Fordwich Hensall Men's Rec Hockey starts Thurs., Oct. 8 CaII Derek Robinson 262-2402 or Tom Neilands 262-2438 Pastoral Cnarge as guest minister. Lunch will follow the service, Kippen Gan. Club There were 17 shooters vying for top score on Tuesday September 22. Lloyd Venner and Jody Moserinjohn both scored 25 points. Glen Mogk, Bert Mahaffy, Jack Mills and Gord Glazier - 24. Harrison Schock, Bob Baker, Brad Mann, Ken Whetham and Paul Lamb - 23. Al McWhinney and Ed Steegstra - 22. Al Kyle, Mike Verhoeff and Bill Ingram - 21, and Lloyd Haskell scored 20 points. Barb Caldwell - Press reporter. DRYSDALE Major Appliance Centre Ltd. 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