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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1987-09-30, Page 111lih:NNILL Keen to be fit Shuffleboard high ladies scores forThurs- day, September 24 were - Pearl McKnight 247, Emma Campbell 227. High men were, ,John Pepper 343, Dave Kyle 311. KEEN TO BE FIT 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 (Tuesday) but if you're still interested call Cindy at 262-3102. FAIR COMMITTEES MEET The ladies and school fair committees will meet on Wednesday, October 7 at the home of Mary Kinsman, 82 King St. Summer is over and it's time to start preparation for Hensall Spring Fair 1988. Anyone who is in- terested in helping on these committees is eagerly invited and bring your ideas. SKATE-A-THON - 'i'he date for the Minor Hockey Skate-a- thon has been changed to Sunday, October 18 from 1-5 p.m. ('HII.D WEEK 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 programs. .1 calendar of the week's events' will be available soon. Children can win prizes for attendance at local events and all activities are free. UNITED CHURCH NEWS A good crowd was in attendance on Sun- day at Hensall United Church. Following the opening of the service by Rev. Douglas Wright the large Junior Choir burst into song with their rendition of "I am a pro- mise". The group of approximately 30 young people is ably led by Mrs. Debbie Wood. Worshippers were greeted at the door by Cecil Pepper and were ushered by Jack Drysdale, Ross Veal, Jim McGregor and Gary Kyle. Sunday evening Reverend Douglas Wright was inducted into Hensall United Church. A large number of Doug and Laura's families were present as well as many local parishioners. A lovely reception followed the service. 40TH ANNIVERSARY A beautifully planned celebration was held on Saturday evening, September 26 at Hensall Community Centre on the occasion of Alphonse .and Betty Grenier's 40th anniversary. The couple's four daughters and sons-in- law and eight grandchildren outdid themselves in an effort to snake the day perfect. Congratulations Betty and Alphonse. Craft Show set to go By Blanche Deeves HOI.MESVI1A E - Worship Service was held at the United Church here on Sunday morning with Rev. James Bechtel of- ficiating. Wayne Tebbutt and Douglas Nor- man received the offering. The Enterprising Seniors will meet in the Community. (:entre in Holmesville on Oc- tober 1 at 8 p.m. Cone and visit the 2nd Annual Craft Show in the Community Centre in Holmesville from Oct. 2 - 4. There will be something for everyone. Calling all the Seniors - Holmesville U.C.W. members, all pennies must be in by the October meeting and be given to Olive Bell. The Senior U.C.W. members are corn- peting with the Junior U.C.W. to determine the most pennies won. Hearing impaired topic CLINTON - The Zeta Omega Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at the home of Susan Hay on September 22. Roger Miller, Superintendant of the Robart's School for the Hearing Impaired inLondon spoke about a number of interesting issues relating to hearing loss. His presentation made all who were present more aware of the anatomy of the ear, the dangers of otitis media, the problems besetting the hearing impaired and the challenges dealt with by the Robart's School. The business portion of the meeting in- cluded discussion about the Rush party in October, socials, and plans for fundraising. Birthday cake and ice cream were served to celebrate Dagmar Crawford's birthday and the evening was adjourned. The next meeting is at Caron Snihur's home on Oc- tober 13. Kippen 4-H'ers sample veggie burgers and flowers Margaret Hoggarth 4-H NEWS The second meeting of Kippen - 3-4H club ‘k as held at • Brucefield United Church on September 22. Kate Papple, president of this club, opened with the 4-11 pledge and roll call. Members then proceeded into the kit- chen and divided into four groups, each hav- ing a special task. While the colossal vegetable burger and the marinated vegetable flowers sat in the refrigerator to marinate, meeting two in the books was discussed. During this time members hada taste test of real fruit juice, reconstltutxd fruit juice, fruit drink, fruit flavored crystals, and a fruit soft drink. They concluded the meeting by sampling the food prepared earlier. Everything was delic•cnus Press reporter for this meeting %c;cs I leather ,Jackson. NITER CHURCH NEWS Barbara cooper played the organ on Sun- day, September 27 at St. Andrews United Church 'I'hc' Ministry of Music was presented by the choir sinainr; • The h'arnily of God". Rev. Lorne Keays sermon was called "understanding". On Sunday, October 4, Holy Conununion will be observed. Choir practices have started, new members are needed. Kippen U('W members are invited 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 Sunday, October 18 at 11 a.m. Rev. Donald Beck of the Fordwich Pastoral Charge as guest minister. Lunch will follow the service. GUN CLUB NEWS There were 17 shooters vying for top score on Tuesday. September 22. Lloyd Veneer and .Jody Moserinjohn both scored 25 points Glen Moek, Bert Mahaffy, ,Jack M'Ils and Cord Glazier - 24 Harrison Schock, Bob Baker, Brad Mann, Ken Whetharn and Paul Larnh - 233. Al McWhinney and Ed Steegstra 22, Al Kyle, Mike Verhoeff and Bill Ingram 21 and Lloyd Haskell scored 20 points. Barb Caldwell - Press Reporter. CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1987—Page 11 Western Ontario's AGNIFIC SEVE Auto Dealers s, 1• present See it all at the 111 � BAYFIELD ARENA � (Due to ice in Goderich Arena) Saturday & Sunday, October 3 & 4 from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. presented by `THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN' The Goderich Car Dealers Association * JIM HAYTER Chev-Olds * GODERICH AUTO SALES Nissan * M -W MOTORS Volvo Mazda * STRICKLAND Toyota * SUNCOAST FORD MERCURY SALES LTD. * GODERICH PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER * McGEE Pontiac Buick Cadillac QUITTING BUSINESS SALE ENDS SOON!!! OF EVERY SINOLE ITEM IN OUR ENTIRE STOCK! f.'eg4tq ORDERED SOLDtnt4&BARE WALLS We have a Good Selection of all Varieties of THE NEXT FEW DAYS CAN at, THE. IUIO'ST fIVIPORTA.INT "SHOPPING DAYS".OF YOUR LIFE! For during the next few days .. Y until.the re- maining stock is sold , y you have a y"once-in-a- Iifetime" buying opportunity! YOU will be offered 50% or' more OFF the reg - Oar price on every single item in our entire stock! If you are looking for real bargains here is your answer. YOU CAN BUY INTTH CONFIDENCE THAT YOU WILL POSITIVELY BE THRILL- ED WITH YOUR PURCHASES! We are going to make this Rummage' Sale the r n ta'Pkezf-about "being B-17over staged in this community, PATTERNS McCalls Ouick Sew ALL 1/2PRICE Out It Goes Reg. 6.00 m Mill at Hilt Eravai'or Wow Atli' 9 AM to 5 PM DAILY 9 AM to 9 PM FRIDAY This is the most amazing offer ever made .. and there are absolutely no strings attached to it. Just think! We are offering you the oppor- tunity to buy quality merchandi'se at one-half the regular price or less. A dollar is now worth $2.00 or more in merchandise, $0.00 will get you MATO or more in merchandise . ,. Mani will get you 520.00 or more worth or mer- chandise. YOU SAVE ONE-HALF or more. You can buy any amount you want and the more you buy the more you save. YOU can't lose .. while taking advantage of this sensational one-half price sale. A SELLOUT" lS EXPECTED, 5O BETTER GIT HERE EARLY! SEWING MACINES ALL DEMOS MUST GO! Janome - Husqvarna - Omega Reg. 220.00 to 1099.00 NOw 110. TO 549. VANASTRA FACT PATONS YARN Balance of Stock .1/f. PRICE RV OUTLET HIGHWAY 4 - 2 MILES SOUTH OF CLINTON AT VANASTRA ROAD JOGGING FLEECE Reg. 6.98 to 12.98 NOW ALL SALES FINAL