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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1989-10-11, Page 10Page 10 Times -Advocate, October 11, 1989 Hensaflnews By Susan Hartman HENSALL - This coming Satur- day is the day of the Minor Hockey Skate-A-Thon in Hensall. If you sponsored skaters they will be around soon to collect. Another good cause is the read-a- thon sponsored by the Hensall Branch Library to raise funds for the Public Access Catolgue. The children will be reading books for the month of October. Week of the Child in Hensall is also approaching fast. Many excit- ing events are being planned for the youngsters, including a Movie night, a dress -up parade and a Haunted House. This Sunday is the second annual Toy Tractor Show and Sale at the Arena. This Kinsman -sponsored event was a great success last year so come out and sec what it's all about. Friendship Circle The Friendship Circle met Mon- day evening of last week with Lau- ra Wright as chairperson who pre- sented slides on .CUSO's work in India where Marilyn Wright is a Physical Therapist. . The group will be visiting. Queensway October 16 and the 21 for Bingo. Hazel Corbett opened the devo- tional with a poem "Autumn". The next meeting will be No- vember 6 at 1:30. Shuffleboard High six -game winners' for Octo- ber 3 shuffling were Dave Wood- ward with 478 and George Dowson at 405. Five -game high scores were racked up by Pearl McKnight at 308, Eileen Dowson 301, Helen Anderson 286 and John Pepper with 284. Ladies Group The afternoon Ladies Group of Hensall United Church met Octo- ber 5. For the study, Audrey Christie told of the Venture in Mission pro- ject through the Mission and Ser-' vice Fund of the United Church helping to start small congrega- tions and build ministries in Nova Scotia and Alberta. United Church The church board is meeting on Thursday at 7:15 p.m. for the exec- utive and at 8 p.m. for the full board Bible study is still meeting on Sunday morning at 9:15. New coaches - Hensall Figure Skating club registered its skaters for the new season on Saturday and were boasting a better tum out than last year's slightly disappointing enrollment. A new de- velopment for the Hensall club is this group of girls who attend- ed ttended a clinic in Strathroy and are now coaches and assistants for the canskate program. From left are coach Terri -Lynn Elder, assist- ants ssistants Kari Taylor and Dana Cooper, and coaches Richelle Elder, Jenny Smale, and Leann Consitt. Also assisting this year will be Anita Phillips and Melissa Masse. Rest Home set for bazaar, sale By Carmel Sweeney ZURICH - Bob Heywood enter- tained at the Blue Water Rest Home Auxiliary meeting last week with his accordion music. The or- ganization's annual bazaar, tea and bake sale is going ahead on Satur- day November 11 from 2-4 p.m. Donations to the sale will be appre- I dated and, of course, the auxiliary hopes for a big turn -out fora the event. The next auxiliary meeting is No- vember 7 at 7 p.m. Personals The St. Boniface kindergarten class enjoyed a trip to Ducharme's Apple Orchard on Friday. They took along some mothers as help- ers as well as their- teacher Mrs. Kistner for the sunny day outdoors. About 40 members of the Zurich Mennonite Church attended a Youth Retreat last week at Silver Lake Camp near Owen Sound. Donna Klopp, and Phyllis and Marg Deichert attended a confer- ence in Waterloo for the Lutheran Auxiliary held at St. John's Church. Bobbie Lynn Grenier, daughter of Brenda and Robert. Grenier was baptised September 30 at St. Boni- face Church. William Peter Van- denBrand, son of Peter and Mary Brand, was baptised the next mom- ing. A welcome to town goes to Joe and Rose Regier: Patrick Dennomme and Shelley Colquhoun were married Saturday at St. Peter's in St. Joseph. Pat is the son of John and Bernadette De- nomme of RR2 Zurich. THE ROYAL BANK OF CANADA Salutes Independent Business You are invited to a Customer Appreciation Day Tues., October 17 For coffee and donuts Exeter Branch, 118 Main Street N. D TRIANGLE DISCOUNT d- 433 Main St., Exeter 235-1661 Specials Oct. -21 , 1989 Plax Anti Plaque Pre Brushing, 500 ml. Rinse 399 NEW! Contact Nightime 99 Medication 12s + 20% Hot Drink bonus Personal 3 Bars, 270 gr. Ivory Soap Cotton Swab 400 + 25% Bonus 2 69 Q Tips McLeans, 100 ml tube9 Toothpaste Antiphlogestine Regular 120 ml or X Strength Rub A535 Head & Shoulders 250 ml + 100 Bonus Shampoo 269 CarefreePanty .Shields 99 42s or Stayfree Both at Panty Liners 48s. We're putting together another TA Cookbook! All recipe entries must be received by Friday, November 3, 1989 • fir::'::. ..�•�'' .. Send in any of your favourite recipes to Box 850, (Exeter Times Advocate) • Desserts • Pie/Pastry • Beverages • Microwave Dishes • Hors d 'oeuvres • Christmas Recipes • Bean Recipes • Candy • Soups/Sauces • Casseroles • Meat & Main Dishes • Etc., Etc.