Clinton News-Record, 1978-11-23, Page 16I „ 1
PAGE 16 —CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23. 1978
Hensall Three Iinks seniors gr�up entertained
by Hilda M. Payne
Seniors entertained
Entertainment was the
order for the evening
when the Three Links
Senior Citizens of Hensall
held their November
meeting on Tuesday,
November 14 in the IOOF
Hall. Topping the
program was Dr. Roger
Whitman of Seaforth,
who showed his pictures
of a recent trip to the
British Isles with em-
phasis on the flowers and
gardens they visited.
Supplying the music for
the program were Mary
Drysdale and Melanie
Lovell who played their
guitars and sang two
songs, and Nelson Howe
and Miss Mary Broadfoot
who had all toes tapping
with their square dance
tunes on violin and piano
for the 32 members and
six visitors present.
The first part of the
evening was spent on.
business. As the hall is
not being patronized very
much on Monday af-
ternoons it was decided to
only keep it open on
Friday afternoons, when
members could gather to
complete crafts or
hobbies and enjoy a
social hour together. All
draw tickets are to be
turned in by December 1 Kinettes meet
to Mrs. Ruby Bell. The The Hensall and
Christmas meeting will District Kinettes met at
be on December 12 when the home of Debbie
a pot -luck turkey supper Regier for their
will be held. Executive to November meeting. Mrs.
be in charge. Sharon Fink led in the
Program conveners for Kinette song and.,, all
the November meeting members were present.
Were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Discussion centred on
Payne and Mrs. Ruby visiting shut-ins for
Bell and the lunch Christmas and holding a
committee were Mr. and Christmas party for the
Mrs. Alex McBeath and children at the Public
Mrs. Bertha McGregor. School on December 9
when the theatre arts
her family.
Church news
Rev. T. Garnett Husser
continued his sermon on
the Creation at the
morning service at
Hensall United Church on
Sunday, November 19
preaching on, "Let there
be light".
Mrs. Donna St. John
was soloist singing,
"Songs of gladness" and
accompanied on the
piano by Dr. Ralph Topp
who also played the organ
for the service.
Advent Communion
will be held on Sunday,
December 3.
Flowers at the side of
the pulpit were in
memory of Mrs. Dorothy
Munroe, placed there by
group from SHDHS will
be entertaining. The
Kinettes are also selling
tickets on a draw for baby
quilts made by Joy Fink.
The next meeting will
be held at the Pizza
Factory in Exeter on
December 6. This is also
"Bring a guest night".
4-H news
The Cooking Monsters,
Hensall 4-H club, met in
the United Church hall
for their seventh meeting
on Tuesday, November 14
when they divided into
two groups and each
group had to read a story
and say what was wrong
with it. Next they made
up a picture of something
News from Hensall
Mrs. Tom Munroe
passes
Mrs. Dorothy (Deitz)
'Munroe passed away at
South Huron Hospital
Exeter on Monday
November 13 in her 57th
year.
She was the wife of
Tom Munroe, Kippen and
mother of Ian at home.
One brother, John Deitz
of R.R. 3, Kippen and one
sister Mrs. William
(Norma) Coleman,
Kippen also survive.`
Predeceased by one
daughter Linda and one
sister Mildred.
Funeral service was
held from the Bonthron
Funeral Home, Hensall
on Wednesday November
15 with Rev. Robert
McMullen officiating.
Interment was in Baird's
Cemetery.
The pallbearers were
Gary Deitz, Robert
Munroe, Leslie Coleman,
John Coleman, Jim Hyde,
Stuart Broadfoot.
Village notes
Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Corbett spent the
weekend with the latter's
brother, Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Taylor and family
of Kilworthy. Miss Pat
Taylor accompanied
them back to London.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Taylor, Bill Taylor, Mr.
and Mrs. Ross Corbett
attended . the funeral of
Miss Clinton Brown and
visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Brown and family at
Newtonville, on Monday.
Village notes
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Chaffe and family of
Mitchell were recent
visitors with Mrs.
Chaffe's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Corbett.
The members of Amber
Rebekah Lodge held a
most successful bazaar
bake sale and tea in the
Lodge Hall on Saturday
afternoon. Everyone
participated which made
the event so rewarding.
Rev. A. Young of
Goderich conducted
service in Carmel
Presbyterian Church . on
Sunday, taking his text
from St. Luke's Gospel,
the subject being "Try
Again". Mrs. Robert
Taylor presided at the
organ and led the choir in
the anthem "The Church
in the W ildwood" .
Misses Beatrice
Thompson ' and Sandra
Nixon sang the duet. Rev.
Hugh Davidson of
Listowel will conduct the
service on November
26th.
Mr. and Mrs. Terry
Gregson of Niagara Falls
were recent visitors with
the latter's parents Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh McEwen.
Queensway visitors
Visitors at Queensway
Nursing Home were
Geert and Alberta Vos of
Belleville visited Aleeta
Kats, and Bill and Vina
Parker, Bayfield visited
Clara Featherstone.
Mrs. Dave Bishop, Mr.
Charlie Funnel and Joan
Betteridge visited Irene
Kalbfleisch; •Mike Hully,
Kingston visited Mrs.
Tena Hully and Mrs. W.
Robinson, Lee and Anna
McConnell and Olive
Stephenson, Gordon
Johnstone Perc and tiara
Johnston, Elmer and
Margaret Stephenson
visited Russell Erratt.
Archie Parsons' visited
Russell Erratt recently.
The Reformed Church
Exeter entertained "with
music and bingo with
Mrs. Navel in charge.
"Birthday greetings" to
Marie Loster, celebrating
her birthday November
25th.
Rev. G.A.. Anderson of
Exeter conducted. church
services with Mrs. Frank
Forrest accompanying on
piano."
Lodge plans
party
Noble Grand Mrs.
Hazel Corbett .. presided
for the regular meeting of
Amber Rebekah Lodge
on Wednesday evening
assisted by the Vice
Grand, Mrs. Elizabeth
Riley, who reported for
the visiting committee.
Mrs. Maggie Campbell
Jr. P.N.G. gave a report
of the meeting which she
and the vice grand at-
tended in Clinton Lodge
hall on making
arrangements for the
"speak -off" for the
United Nations trip.
In the absence of the
treasurer, Mrs. Hazel
Corbett gave the finan-
cial report. • •
Arrangements were
made for the bazaar,
bake sale and tea on
November 18 with con-
veners and assistants
appointed for thedif-
ferent booths.
Plans were made to
Hold the Christmas party
on Wednesday December
Delight Her With
>�BLOtISE�
to do with fruit that could
be put on a sweatshirt.
The third assignment was
to make up a song about
food in the course.
Following these con-
tests, everybody worked
in their books. It was
decided to meet for an
extra meeting on
November 21 to make
plans for Achievement
Day. The meeting was
adjourned by Donna
Zwann.
The Metric Maids,
Hensall II 4-1-1 Club 2, met
in the United Church,
Hensall for their seventh
meeting on Tuesday,
November 14. The
meeting began by all
judging some varieties of
tea biscuits and picking
out the best ones.
Afterwards, groups of
two were formed and
Mrs. Pepper read about
4-H. The meeting con-
cluded on Wednesday
when the club went to
Mrs. Pepper's to play in a
skit. Then the meeting
was adjourned.
Juveniles tie two
The juveniles travelled
to Brussels Tuesday night
and played to a 4-4 tie.
Grant Love opened the
6th with an exchange of
gifts. Euchre bingo was
played following the
meeting and a social hour
enjoyed by all.
+ - +
Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Duncan of Toronto called
'on friends here last week.
Wingham
businessmen
seek help
The Wingham Business
Association may be
looking for outside help to
give them - dynamic
leadership.
The W'f-righam
Advance-Tirnes reported
that Nick O'Donohue, one
of the five co -presidents
for the association told
the members in a recent
meeting that they needed
"positive leadership
action." He told mem-
bers to keep their eyes
open to try and find an
explosive executive" for
next year.
He suggested that the
association look outside
their own ranks to find
someone to lead the
organization. He said that
qualified professional
people at the high. school
or elsewhere in the
community could lead the
group.
Members were asked to
find someone for the new
executive by the next
meeting, scheduled for
January.
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int the Malin Cornor p.m.: upon Friday
19 p.m,
scoring at the 13:57 mark
assisted by Terry
Bedard, but Brussel§
came back to even the
score. Brian Baker
picked up a pass from
Steve Grainger and fired
it past the goalie just to
have the Brussels team
come back to even the
score at 2-2.
- In the third period
Brussels went ahead 3-2
but Hensall came back
strong with two quick
goals, the first from Dave
Cann assisted by Grant
Love and Steve Grainger
and the second by Brian
Baker set up by Darrell
Preszcator. , Brussels
came back late in the
game to tie it at 4-4.
On Friday, Hensall tied
the league leaders
Kurtzville 2-2. In the first
period the teams traded
goals, the first by Paul
Bell assisted by Bob
Monnersteeg and Allan
Bell and the second goal
by the Kurtzville team.
'Hensall went ahead in
the .second period on a
goal by Steve Grainger
set up by Dave Cann.
Then at the 8:04 mark of
the third period, Kurt-
zville tied the game at 2-2.
Steve Sararas and Kevin
Jeffrey shared the goal-
tending and allowed one
goal each.
Hensall travels to
Milverton on November
19 and plays in Hensall
this Friday, November
24,
Social notes
Anthony Gelderland
and Mrs. Jean Adenen,
Ridgetown visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobal
on Tuesday of last week.
Sim Roobal was ad-
mitted to South Huron
Hospital, Exeter on
Saturday evening and
transferred to St.
Joseph's Hospital,
London on Sunday.
Mrs. Carl Payne is a
patient in Seaforth
Community Hospital
where she is undergoing
surgery.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray
McNall and son of Fergus
visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Oesch on Sunday.
Sales Barn
Hensall Sales Barn was
active again on Thursday
with steady to lower
prices. Supply consisted
mainly of heifers and
steers.
Fat cattle: steers,
$63.50-$68.25; heifers,
$58.50- $67.75; cows, $42-
$52,50. Pigs, $48-$66.50.
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