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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1985-11-27, Page 7NEW'85 CROWN VICTORIA `5' 4?// A ,/</,//dy%//// WiAfi (similar to Illustration) 4 door, 302 V8, automatic overdrive, radio, 00 rear defroster, cruise control, air, remote control mirrors, heavy duty suspension, body side moldings, tinted glass, light group, bumper rub strips, reclining bench with central arm rest, bumper guards, rocker panel moldings, power brakes, power steering. SAVE 157000 DRIVING IS BELIEVING • OURAGUARD WARRAIItY SEAF'ORTH MOTORS LIMITED ' operating as "TheFI HUtile►T Bier with the BIg Heart 1 B R I MERCURY 220 Main St, South Seaforth (519) 527-1010 N HENSALL AND AREA Baptism takes place in Hensall Hensall Correspondent VE1,MA ROBINSON ' 262-3205 Denise Victoria Ritchie, daughter of Paul and Julie Ritchie was received Sunday into the church through baptism at the United Church in Hensall, The service, conducted by Rev. McDonald, was 'well attended with Sharon W urm as the greeter and Wayne Corbett, John Rowcliffe, Steve Corbel and Jeff Corbett as the ushers. The choir, under the direction of Belva Fuss, sang "It Is The Quiet Hour". Joanne Rowcliffe gave the Minute for Missions and spoke of the work of the Blind Mission. During the Children's Time the kindergarten department students presented a gift of money to buy Bibles for children overseas. They were then presented with their Bible of the Month Club Pin as a symbol of their sharing to bring God's word to children overseas. The congregation was reminded next Sunday would be Communion as well as the reception of transfer of members into Hensall church. 'Sunday, December 8 would be the annual White Gift Service and Pageant. The Bible Study Fellowship continued on Wednesday morning at the United 'Church with the group studying God. and The Miracles, Wednesday, November 27 will be the last Study Group Session until after Christmas and New Years. ' Thea W isch was the guest speaker and demonstrated dried and natural flower arranging at a meeting of the Presbyterian Church Women held Tuesday, November 19. Florence Hyde thanked the speaker. Eleanor Thompson lead the worship with the topic on Remembrance Day. Margaret Hoggarth presided over the business. It was decided to have a potluck luncheon on Monday at noon in the church basement. There will be no exchange of gifts at this meeting but money will be donated to a needy charity. SHL'FFI,EBOARD ENJOYED Shuffleboard was enjoyed Thursday after- noon at the Community Centre. Five game winners were John Pepper with 208 and Pearl McKnight with 158 and Jeannette Turner with 149. Four game winners were John Consitt with 146 and Walter Spencer with 138. NORTII('REST NEWS Northcrest is happy to have Jessie Armstrong home from hospital. Rose Pyke left for Florida on Friday and will be visiting with sisters at Riverview for the winter. Another potluck supper was enjoyed on Thursday evening. PEOPLE Visiting with Glen and Pearl McKnight on Sunday were Nelson McClinchey and Mike French of Brantford, •also Carl and Viginia E3g of Atwood and Berny FSnkbeiner of Zurich. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. Kenneth Knight conducted the service in Carmel Presbyterian Church Sunday with Carolyn Love presiding at the organ. Beginning next Sunday special services are being planned to observe the Advent season. Choir members are askedto meet at 10:45 a.m. each Sunday morning. A joint meeting of the Board of Managers and the Clerk Session will be held on Thursday at 8 p.m. The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be celebrated on Sunday, December 8 at 11:30 a. m. AMBER LODGE Amber Lodge Rebekahs met on Wednes- day with Vice Grand Sister Lois Jones presiding assisted by Vice Grand Sister Bonnie Upshall. The treasurer gave her report and Vice Grand Sister Bonnie reported for the visiting committee. Several sisters reported having visited Sister Bertha in South Huron Hospital. Sister Bertha requested Sister Hazel express her sincere thanks to the sisters for their visits .and gifts. Final plans were' made for the Christmas party at the December 4 meeting. The meeting will commence.with a turkey supper at 6:30 p.m. Following the meeting there will be an exchange of gifts with our Secret Sisters. HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY Christmas carols were sung by the members of the Horticultural Society of Hensall at their November 12 meeting. Dorothy Mickle accompanied at the piano. Jean Barnett of Goderich and her husband, showed slides of flower beds from all over the world. Members present were presented with paper white narcissus bulbs. The annual meeting will be held January 15 1986 at 8 p.m. in the 'Fellowship Hap. Winners of door prizes were Helen Ander- son, Mabel McClinchey, Erla Coleman, Marg Hayter, Bev Moir, Jessie Shanks, Dorothy Ostrum and Mildred McNaughton. A lunch was served by Brenda Russell and Velma Robinson. BANTAM HOCKEY Hensall Bantams captured their first win of the seaon when they defeated Zurich 5-3 on November 20. The game was close, fast and hard hitting in the traditional two town rivalry. Hensall's Brian Moir assisted by Dwayne Lawrence was the only marksman in the first period. Hensall's Scott Bell unassisted opened the scoring in the second with less than a minute gone. Zurich's Dean Martin and Todd Laporte both scored within nine seconds of each other nearthe end of the second period to tie up the game. Hensall opened the third period with a goal from Moir assisted by John Rooseboom and Shawn Vanstone. Two minutes later Bell scored his second of the night assisted by Rob Taylor. With a minute and a half left Rooseboom assisted by Vanstone and Jim Dickens put the game out of reach for Zurich. Zurich was able to pop one in with 44 seconds left to go. The boys will be playing in Mitchell Saturday and their,next home game is against Goderich December 4 at 8:30 p.m. Kippen Women's Institute holds citizenship meeting Kippen Correspondent MARGARET HOGGARTH 262-6902 Kippen Fast Women's Institute began their citizenship meeting on November 20 with dinner at the Four -Way Inn Restaurant in Exeter at 1 p.m. Two important anniversar- ies were celebrated, Margaret Hoggarth was celebrating 25 years in Canada and Evelyn Workman was celebrating a birthday. Mona Alderdice presented gifts to these members. Eighteen members answered the roll call with a current event. Report of the Board meeting was given by Hilda Payne and the area convention report was given by Grace Drummond. Sportsmans dinner and Family Night were discussed. Grace Eyre read a poem "There's glamour all year round." An open house, welcoming everyone in the community, will be held at the home of Thea W isch on November 30 and December 1 from 1-5 p.m. Thea specializes in dried flower arrangements. Courtesy remarks were given by Mattie WRAP- ITUP With Triangle's very special PRE -CHRISTMAS SPECIALS ;°6:10 CHRISTMAS GIFT WRAP tment f Large BOrXED�CHRISTMAS CARDS 25% off 59 only Am A levan MUSK OIL Cologne Spray bS M1. 99 only / • OLD SPICE AFTERSHAVE 125 MI. 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KIPPEN UNITED CHURCH NEWS Reverend Lome Keays presided in the pulpit of St. Andrew's on Sunday November 24. His sermon was based on "A Man who Dared to Ask Questions." Bulletin announcements: "The Sunshine Girls" will meet on Wednesday, November 27 at the home of Faye Kinsman at 8 p.m. The guest speaker will be from the Exeter firm of Ellison Travel. Also, Rev. Lorne Keays would appreciate getting the names and addresses of those folk of the Kippen and Brucefield churches who have gone, or are going, south for the winter. His telephone number is 482.9959. THE HURON EXPOSITOR, NOVEMBER 27, 1985 — A7 ve Cookk System «Largo 1.4 cu..ft. 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