Clinton News-Record, 1978-01-19, Page 13•
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Hensall Bantams win two in a row
by Hilda M. Payne
WI meets
At the Public relations
meeting of the Hensall
Women's Institute held on
Wednesday, January 11, the
guest speaker, Mrs. Susan
Whyte of Seaforth was unable
to attend clue to the weather
conditions.
Mrs. Hilda Payne gave a
few thoughts on what public
relations is, especially per-
taining to the Women's
Institute movement and
outlined the scope of the local
newspapers in public
relations, mentioning things
the public can do for the
and what the
can do for the
newspaper
newspaper
public.
Supplying musical num
bers on the program were th
four Pepper sisters, Brenda
Marilyn, Laurie and Joanne
With Brenda at the piano, th
trio sang "Sam's Song" and
"Reach out to Jesus", an
with Laurie at .the piano the
thio sang, "Pass it on". A
piano duet was also played by
Brenda and Laurie, "Brigh
as a button".
The meeting was presided
over by the 'president Mrs
Cecil. Pepper and cards o
thanks for gifts received were
read from Brenda Pepper,
Janet Bilcke, Dianne Ger
stenkorn and Joyce Pepper. A
letter regarding the Senior
Training School, "Per-
sonalize your Pattern" was
read, but nobody volunteered
to take the training c9urse.
Arrangements were made
for the public Euchre to be
held on the next meeting
night, February 8 at 8 p.m. in
the Legion Hall. Admission
$1.
After closing the meeting a
contest was enjoyed' before
lunch was served.
Unit I UCW
The new study book, "New
Mission for a New People"
was introduced by Mrs. Don
Joynt at the January meeting
of Unit one of Hensall United
Church on Thursday,
January 12. _
The devotional was given
by Mrs. Ken Elder, who
presided over the meeting.
Her subject was "Things
come to pass". The story of
life is like an ocean port with
ships coming and going.
Letters from unit,
adopted girl were e.
Annual meeting of Hensall
United Church and pot luck
supper is on January 25 at
6:30 p.m., unit one to wash
dishes. On March 3, the World
Day of Prayer is to be held at
Hensall United Church. Unit
one is responsible for flowers
in the church this month.
The meeting closed with the
Mizpah Benediction and
lunch with hostesses Mrs.
Robert Drysdale and Mrs.
Clendon Christie.
Church News
Rev. Don Beck canducted
the service at Hensall United
Church on Sunday with Mrs.
John Turkheim at the organ.
Mr. Harry Horton sang a solo,
"Dear Lord, Forgive".
The subject of the sermon
was, "Our name is...."
Flowers in the church were
placed there in loving
memory of Mrs. Norma Gass
by her family. The annual
meeting of the Hensall
congregation will be held on
Wednesday, January 25 and
will begin with a pot luck
supper at 6:30 p.m.
Hensall Happenings
Mr. and Mrs. Francis
Harburn and Mrs. Madelihe
Harburn have returned f ron
a pleasant trip to Florida.
Mrs. Elizabeth Riley and
Miss Cheryl Riley returned
from a two week v' . to
Tampa, Florida last Tuesday
in the blizzard, but drove
through the storm from
Toronto to Mitchell.
Hockey news
Hensall bantams played
Elma-Logan (Monkton) on
Thursday, January 12 at
Vanastra and won 3-1.
Hensall scored two goals in
the first period, the first by -
Doug Volland assisted by
Dave Consitt and the second
by Dave Consitt assisted by
Jeff Rowe.
In the second period only
one goal was scored by Jamie
McClinchey assisted by Jeff
Sangster and Jeff Consitt.
The third period ....'�w'6.s...,
scoreless for Hensall, but
Elma-Logan's Danny Marks
put one in, assisted by Danny
Wilson, sliding it past the goal
keeper.
Hensall pee wees played
twice, against Elma-Logan
on Friday, losing 3-0; and
against Grand Bend on
Saturday, again losing 4-2.
Ron Lavery scored both goals
for Hensall in the latter
game.
Hensall Bantams played
again on Monday night
against Elma-Logan winning
by 8-3.
In the first period, Hensall
led all the way, scoring four
goals in the first period
against Elma-Logan's one.
The lone goal scored by the
latter team went to Donald
Marks assisted by Don Wilson
while Hensall's scorers were
Doug Volland assisted by
Jamie McClinchey, 'and Ron
Lavery, Jess Rowe assisted
by Pete Bedard, Dave Consitt
unassisted and finally Jeff
Rowe unassisted.
Hensall scored their other
four goals in the second
period with Elma-Logan
again scoring only one goal
Sales barn
Supply at the Hensall Sales
Barn consisted mainly of
heifers and steers with an
active demand and steady
prices. Fat cattle: heifers -
$43.50 - $47.00, top to $50.25;
steers, $47.00 - $50, top to
$5$50.80 -Pigs: weanlings $40.00
- $46.25; chunks $48.25 - $54.50.
Kinettes to canvass
The campaign for the
March of Dimes was the main
feature of the brief business
sess on, at, , the January
;
,r
;eg 9<'theIens'all, rid
District Kinettes. This
campaign will be held on the
evening of Monday, January
30.
The meeting was held at the
home of Mrs. Donna St. John
and opened by Mrs. Sharon
Fink
Following this, two new
members, Mrs. Fiona Mock
Curling news....
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prize. Second prize went to
Steve and Rosanne Brown
with Neil and Loretta
Dolmage. Third prize was
won by Bob, and Mary
Fotheringham with Ray and
Dianne Beattie.
The late draw was won by
Bill and Grace Campbell
curling with Doug and
Catherine. Keys. Second prize
went to Bob and Sharon
Wilson with George and Anne
Armitage.
Murray and Marlene
Forbes, curling with Ron and
Pauline Bennett, captured
third prize and consolation
prize went to Bill and Marg
Fleming with Don and Ann
Dance.
A date for club members to
keep in mind is February 11.
The special events committee
is planning a Valentine Fun
Day. Please try to support
the sefvents.
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and Mrs. Debbie Regier were
welcomed into the club. At
the close of the meeting, the
hostess served lunch.
by Curtis Calliason assisted
by Don Marks. Scoring in that
period for Hensall were
Jamie McClinchey assisted
by Paul Smale, Jeff Rowe
unassisted and the last two by
Dave Consitt assisted by Jeff
Rowe.
Elma-Logan scored their
third goal in the third period
this goal scored by Donald
Marks assisted by Dave
Hoshiel. A doff of the hat to
Jeff Rowe and Dave Consitt
of Hensall and Donald Marks
of Elma-Logan for making
the "Hat Trick"
Minor Association
Officers for Hensall Minor
Athletic Association were
elected at the meeting held in
the Legion Hall on Monday
night as follows: president,
Bill Koehler; first vice-
president, Bill Gardner;
second vice-president, Les
Gardner; secretary, Robert
Goudie; treasurer Tom
Neilands. The next meeting
will be, held on Feb 20.
Unit II UCW
The study book, "New
EXTRA
MEATY
Missions for a New People"
was introduced to Unit two of
Hensall United Church by
Mrs. Ron Waring at their
meeting on Monday, January
16.
A New Year devotional was
given by Mrs. Vern Alderdice
in which she suggested that a
new year is like a new room in
our lives. Go in with courage
and confidence.
The business was con-
ducted by newly elected
leader, Mrs. Hans Ger-
stenkorn. Unit two • are
responsible for flowers in .
March and the programme
for the meeting in April.
At the annual
congregational meeting on
January 25 the unit is to serve
and a hot roast beef dinner
will probably be held on April
26. The World Day of prayer
will be held in the United
Church on March 3 with Mrs.
Van Essen of Exeter as
speaker.
The meeting was conducted
by Mrs. Grant MacLean who
read an appropriate poem to
open the meeting, "A New
Year Thought". After closing.,
the meeting a contest was
enjoyed.
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1978 -PAGE 13
Eight CP railway cars loaded with salt derailed at Goderich Harbor
Saturday morning, ripping up track, smashing the railway cars and
spilling tons of salt along the track route. The rail cars were part of 15
that somehow got loose and followed the track from Meneset to Goderich
Harbor before deralting. CP work crews were cleaning up the site
Monday and Tuesday. (staff photo)
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