Zurich Citizens News, 1977-09-28, Page 3WORK BEGINS ON NEW HENSALL ARENA — In spite of heavy re-
cent rains, construction of Hensall new arena has begun. Some of
the footings have already been poured. Next week the old arena
building beside it will be town down. One of Logan Construction's
workman is shown here on the job. Staff photo
Amber Rebekahs make plans
Noble Grand Mrs. Dorothy
Parker presided at the regular
meeting of Amber Rebekah.
Lodge Wednesday evening
Hensall 4-H clubs
hold meetings
"Featuring Fruit''is thetopicfor
this fall's 441 clubs. Hensall Unit
one met Tuesday, September 20,
in the evening at the home of
Dianne Gerstenkorn with nine
girls answering the roll tall.
Sharon Hoffman is the assistant
leader. Fruit in general was
discussed. Fruit in our daily diet
provides vitamin C, which is
needed for prevention of disease.
The group made Date Mallow
Chews and hot Apple Juice drink,
which was sampled by all
members at the end .of the
meeting. Members chose the
name _`!Apple Dumpling Gang"
for this club.
Hensall Unit Two 4-H club met
at the home of Joyce Pepper on
Tuesday, September 20. Ten
members were present. Ideas for
the name of the club and for
books and covers were discussed.
' The officers were elected at the
organizational meeting held
previously. The leaders
demonstrated making Grape
Sparkle, the members tested
Apricot Balls and Date Mallow
Chews.
On Wednesday, September 21,
the Hensall Unit Three 4-H club
had their first official meeting at
JanetBilcke's house.Officers are:
president, Vicky Mann;
secretary, Janet Bilcke;
treasurer, Valerie Baker; and
press reporter, Rebecca Jantzi.
The name is still undecided. The
club made Grape Sparkle and
Apricot Balls.
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from yf.�0.t.m.�- 600 pm. at
the historic. VAN EGMONn [louse
talk. S. of 5caforth (...c -ft" t2)
assisted by the Vice Grand Mrs.
Maggie Campbell.
The treasurer Mrs. Dorothy
Corbett gave a detailed report of
the finances and Mrs. Maggie
Campbell reported for the
visiting committee. Assembly
President Mrs. Jean' Bolton ad-
vised the Lodge to drape the
charter in memory of the late
Sister Bumstead, Past president
of the Rebekah Assembly.
Members were reminded of
the banquet for Brother John
Broadfoot Grand Master of On-
tario being held at the Sandpiper
Inn, October 22.
rs. Dorothy Parker, Noble
Grand and Mrs. Hazel Corbett,
conductor will canvass for the
Institute for the Blind. Mrs.
Bertha MacGregor D.D.P. and
Mrs. Aldeen Volland R.S.V.G.
will assist at the booth October
1st.
All members received an in-
vitation to attend the Installation
at Huronview Lodge, Clinton Oc-
tober 3. "Happy Birthday" was
extended to Sister Dorothy
Corbett, Margaret Consitt and
Annie Reid. Mrs. Estella
Jackson proposed a name for
membership. Lodge closed in
regular form. The next regular
meeting October 5 will be the
Installation of Officers.
Many attend
golf tourney
The Hensall Legion Open Golf
Tournament was held at Seaforth
Golf Club on Sunday September
25 with a good attendance.
Prize winners are as follows:
1- Ken Doig, Seaforth, a gold
watch; 2- Gerald Flynn, Hensall,
a gold watch; 3- Bob Thomas,
Hamilton, set of ass'td tools; 4 -
Don Joynt, Hensall, engraved
lighter; 5- Art Traquair,
Woodstock, engraved lighter.
Other prize winners were:
Randy Mason, Huron Park; Mike
Marrion, Seaforth; Stan Kochan,
Hensall; Bob Cook, Hensall;
Doug Manns, Hensall; Brian
O'Neil, Grand Bend; Peter
Zwaan, Hensall; Marshall
Dearing, Exeter; Brian Camp-
bell, Hensall; Tim Manns,
Hensall; John Skea, Hensall; Bill
Cornish, Ailsa Criag; Brad
Manns, Hensall; Murray
Traquair, Hensall; Don Dixon,
Hensall; Howard Scane, Hensall;
Tom Kyle, Arkona; Fred
Campbell, Exeter; Earl
McNabb, Hensall; Jim Smale,
Hensall; Don Reid, Hensall;
Grant McClinchey, Hensall. Mr.
& Mrs. Stan Kochan and Mr. &
Mrs. Murray Traquair were
Hosts.
A delicious steak supper was
prepared and served by Mr. &
Mrs. Harold Willert. All proceeds
go to the arena fund.
Something new for seniors Citizens News, September 28, 1977 Page 3
Huronview to have day care
Mrs. Anne St. Jean gave an
interesting outline of plans for the
new day care centre to be opened
at Huronview to members of the
C.C.B. Bluewater Club of Huron
County in the Orange Hall in
Clinton on September 20. This
Hensall
Hilda Payne
Bertha McGregor
centre is to be organized for
adults, who will be brought to
Huronview by volunteer drivers,
whose mileage will be paid.
There they can enjoy the services
of the beauty or barber shop, foot
care, a hot meal at noon for a
reasonable charge or a beverage
with their own lunch. There will
also be entertainment and crafts
in which they can join.
Muxic at the meeting was
provided by Mr. & Mrs. Frank
Forrest of Hensall and a contest
was held in which all joined.
Personals
Mr. & Mrs. Clifford Gould of
Winnipeg visited this week with
the former's uncle and aunt Mr.
& Mrs. Edgar Munn.
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Corbett
returned home from a pleasant
holiday at Kincardine on a fishing
trip.
Mrs. Eric Munroe of Seaforth
was a recent visitor with Mrs.
Bertha MacGregor.
Rev. Young of Goderich con-
ducted service in Carmel
Presbyterian Church on Sunday.
Miss Brenda Pe rresde i at
d
the organ. Rev. Fox of Huron
College will conduct service next
Sunday when the Sacrament of
Holy Communion will be
dispensed. A joint meeting of the
Elders of the congregations will
be held at Caven Church, Exeter
on Thursday evening at 8 p.m.
Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Adams and
Mrs. Blanche Chapman of
London were recent visitors with
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Corbett.
Rev. Harley Moore of Grand
Bend was the guest minister at
Chiselhurst United Church on
Sunday. The Hensall United
Church provided special music.
The weather co-operated and a
good attendance was present.
Mr. & Mrs. Ernie Davis
returned home from a pleasant
vacation to Scotland.
Mrs. Glenn Bell and Mrs.
.Harry Snell, Exeter spent a few
days visiting with Mr. & Mrs. Don
Rigby in Blenheim.
James Sangster and Jack
Peebles, London motored to
Portage La Prairie this week to
visit Mr. & Mrs. George
Sangster.
Tuesday, September 27, Mr. &
Mrs. Arie Roobal left for Holland,
after staying with Mr. & Mrs. Sim
Roobal for six weeks. While here,
they visited with relatives and
friends of the Roobals in
Seaforth, Clinton, Goderich,
Atwood, Stratford, Kitchener,
Bradford, Ridgetown and
Chatham. Their stay here was a
Arnold Circle dine
at Exeter inn
The Arnold Circle evening
Auxiliary of Carmel
Presbyterian Church went to
dinner at the "Four Way" Inn at
Exeter on Tuesday evening and
later met at the church where
Mrs. Bruce Moir was hostess for
their meeting.
The Worship was on
"Thanksgiving" and was
presented by Mrs. William Baker
and Mrs. George Shiels.
Arrangements were made for
the Hensall Fair at the arena,
October 1. Winter projects were
also discussed and meetings will
be held on Tuesday evenings.
little disappointing due to illness
and poor weather conditions.
Otherwise, they are very ap-
preciative of Canada and the
hospitality received.
Visitors Sunday with Mr. &
Mrs. Sim Roobal were Mr. & Mrs.
John Konynendyk, Woodstock;
Mr. & Mrs. John Broonfield and
Heather, Dorchester; Mr. & Mrs.
Peter Hoonaard, Blyth; and Mr.
& Mrs. Don Dodds, Lynne, Paul
and Joan; Seaforth. The occasion
was Sim Roobal's birthday.
TheServiceat the Hensall United
Churcif was conducted by Rev.
Don Beck on Sunday, who
preached on the subject "God is
Here". The place where we are is
where God is. We don't need to
strive to find God. The 15 -voice
choir, led by Mrs. John Turkheim
at the organ, sang "Cups of Cold
Water". Next Sunday, world-
wide communion will be
celebrated.
Saturday visitors with Mr. &
Mrs. Sim Roobal were Mr, & Mrs.
S. Damn and Mr. & Mrs. B.
Gorton all of Troy.
WE GOOFED!
Wha t' a Goof! Last week, the
Hensall and District Kinettes
reported that the annual rum-
mage sale is to be set aside this
year, but the headline read that it
was to be held. Sorry to disap-
point you - the sale will NOT be
held this year. The paper ap-
pologizes for any inconvenience
caused by this error.
Don't forget the bake sale next
Saturday at the arena auction
sale. The goodies will be found in
the picnic pavilion, next to the
arena. All proceeds will go to the
arena fund.
Queensway
Vera Lammie celebrated her
birthday September 23. Visitors
with her were Misses Greta and
Amy Lammie, Mr. & Mrs. Gerald
Wright, Illa Dunn and Iva Ridley.
Visitors with Irene Kalbfleisch
were Mrs. Jennie Bart, Mrs. Joan
Betteridge, Mrs, Bishop, Mrs.
Lorraine Funnel. Chester Dunn
and Illa Dunn and Loreen and
Jack Paisley, Toronto visited
Vera Lammie. Ian Read of
Mississauga visited Mrs. E.
Sararas.
Visitors with Louise Mitchell
were Mr. & Mrs. Bob Parker and
son, Stratford, Mrs. Mary
Hannigan and Mrs. Mary Holtz-
man, Exeter, Mrs. Jean Munn
and Verna Coates.
Mr. & Mrs. John Arthur, St.
Marys visited Sarah Arthur, Mr.
& Mrs. Humphrey Arthur, Exeter
visited Sarah Arthur.
Edna Werner, London visited
Mrs. May Beer. Marion and
Howard Johns visited Mrs. Mabel
Johns.
Alice Kendrick and Ruth
Durand visited Mrs. Kendrick.
Cecil and Betty Smith visited
several residents. Mrs. Milford
Prouty visited several residents.
The church service was con-
ducted by Rev. Don Beck with
Louise Mitchell accompanying on
the piano.
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Tom Munroe 200
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