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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1988-03-16, Page 11THE HURON EXPOSITOR, MARCH 16,1988 11 'The Legend of the Leprechaun' is heard HensaII Hensall Correspondent SUSAN HARTMAN 262-2449 • Dianne Gerstenkorn opened the meeting of the Hensall United Church Women with a poem "The legend of the Leprechaun." The fall bazaar has been cancelled this year. The Beef barbecue is to be held on April 14 with seatings at 5 p.m. and 6:30 p.m: Tickets are available from any U.C.W. member. Dianne Gerstenkorn gave the study "Creation in crisis," Part 2 Rural Life of Africa. Shirley McAlister took the devotion and opened with a hymn followed by scrip- ture and prayer. The study was titled "Lon- don's Farm Crisis Ministry" The April meeting will be held April 14 at 8 p.m. Hostesses were Group U. The meeting was closed with the benediction. UNITED CHURCH The Sunday Services at Hensall United Church were led by Rev. Doug Wright. Following the lighting of the Lenten candles, Donna St. John read to the congregation about the missions. The children's story by Rev. Wright was illustrated by the placing of the bread and wine on the growing cross. The senior choir performed the Anthem "Thy Will Be Done." and Rev. Wright's Ser- mon was "in the OR Press." Greeting worshippers at the door was Mrs. Bev Bell and ushers were Rick McGee, Mark Censitt, Ron Wareing and Gary Kyle. The congregation is very lucky to have Rev: Jewitt Parr, former secretary of Stewardship for the United Church, coming for a visit on Tuesday, March 22 at 7:30 p.m. Rev. Jewitt will be telling the Misaton and Service Fund Story and answering your questions about the M&S Fund. At the regular monthly meeting of the Three Links Senior Citizens on March 8 It was decided to change the date of the next Euchre party to March 29 as there will be an important meeting at the United Church on March 22. All are invited at 8 p.m., charge $1.50 and ladies please bring lunch. The social committee will be Irene Finlayson, Clarence Volland and Evelyn Flynn. There will also be a Bake Sale sometime in May. The Spring Zone rally will be in Var- na Stanley Complex on April 13. Registra- tion is at 9:30 a.m., all members welcome. Following information about U.S.C.O. by Irene Davis it was decided that our group would join that organization again. A fee of $1 per member is to be paid at the April meeting. The next meeting will be on April 12 with a potluck supper at 6:30. The social Committee will be Evelyn Flynn and Carl and Hilda Payne. After the meeting euchre was played, prize winners being -:.dies' high, Ruby Bell; second, Eileen Dowson. Men's high, George Dowson; second, Nellie Riley. Lone hands, Mary Broadfoot and Lucky Cup, Ger- tie Moir. See you all at the Euchre Party on the 29th. SHUFFLEBOARD SCORES Shuffleboard scores for March 7 were: - John Pepper was first with a score of 308. Second was Wilma Davis with 297. Next was Bruce Watson with 270 and close behind was Ellen Coutts with 269. Rounding out the top 6 were Dave Woodward with 239, and Eileen Kippen boys brilliant bowlers Kippen Correspondent MRS. MARGARET HOGGARTH 262-6902 Two Kippen boys are proving to be brilliant bowlers! 10 -year-old Robert Lostell who plays for the "Bantam Boys Bowling Team", took part in the zone finals on February 28 in Owen Sound. Robert's team of five boys won the championship that day, giving them the honor of participating in the "All Ontario Provincial Championship" on March 20 in Toronto. Robert's weekly average score is 130. His 13 -year-old brother Steven Lostell, who is a member of the "Junior Boys Bowl- ing Team", participated in the zone finals held at Port Elgin on February 28. Steven's team won the championship that day and gets to take part in the All Ontario Provin- cial Championship in Toronto on March 20. Steven's weekly average bowling score is 167. Robert and Steven's proud parents are Carol Anne and Lloyd Lostell. ' Diane Vanneste hosted a shower in her • home on Sunday, March 13 for bride elect Debbie Barry of Seaforth. Also present were Dorothy Barry, mother of the bride to be, Bonnie Bedard, mother of the groom, Tracy Bedard, Brenda Barry, Vanessa Vyhnal, Sherri Lonsbary, Annette Losereit, Joyanne Van Vliet, Christine Preszcator, Simonne Vanneste, Cathy Vanneste, and Janet Hoggarth. KIPPEN UNITED CHURCH Beth Cooper played the organ at St. An- drew's United Church, Kippen on Sunday, March 13. Rev. Lorne Keays' sermon was based on St. Patrick and his message for to - day. There will be a meeting of the church stewards on Wednesday, March 23. Kippen East Women's Institute will hold their cultural ai.vities meeting on Wednes- day, March 16 at 8 pm in the Northcrest apartment building in Hensall. Roll call - model something old in clothing or jewellery and tell about it. Helen MacLean has the motto and Thea Wisch will give a demonstration. Kippen East is on the lookout for new members. Anyone interested is welcome to come to the meetings held every third Wednesday of the month. Dowson with 230. Don't forget Shufflin every Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. at the Hensall Arena. MANOR HOCKEY The Hensall Minor Hockey Season is drawing to a close. 'This past year .68 children participated in Hensa, l's Minor Hockey program. Although not always win- ners the teams continue to provide excite- ment in a sportsman-like manner. Increased costs for ice rental this year made fund raising a major responsibility for the club. In support of this, the annual Rec League Tournament was held early in February and raised almost $300. The skate - a -thou held earlier raised approximately $1600. Due to poor attendance in the past couple of years, the Minor Hockey Dance was not held this year. The annual potluck supper, which in- cludes awards for all minor hockey par- ticipants, will be held on April 10,1988 begin- ning at 4 p.m. at the Hensall Arena. A guest speaker will again be part of the program. Drinks will be provided for the children as well as coffee for the parents. As usual, please bring enough food to feed your family and everyone will share. This banquet is a fitting finale to the hockey season. On the second Tuesday of each month a Parent's meeting is held at the Arena. At the meeting all activities pertaining to Minor Hockey are discussed. Come out to the meeting and.have a say in the running of the club. To share the responsibility is only -fair. Next on the agenda is the playoffs. Come to the Arena and cheer on your child or grandchild or friend or neighbor. These young athletes are worthy of your support. 'NOVICE HOCKEY The Hensall Novice Hockey team played an exhibition game against the Exeter House Team on March 9. Hensall's Brock Weiss, Greg Keys and Mark Bell led Hensall to a 3-0 victory over Exeter. Jamie Camp- bell contributed with two assists and goalie Eric Groot chalked up another shutout. MARCH BREAK Just a reminder to all you 8-13 year olds - Don't forget to come to the Library today, March 16 at 1 p.m. for the March Break Par- ty "Heading South". As well, the arena will be holding frequent public skating this week. Check your Hensall Cable Channel for times. SPRING M1ETING Spring is just around the corner,•so come on out to the flensall and District Hor- ticultural Society's spring meeting on Mon- day, March 21 at 8 p.m. in the Hensall United Church. Help to plan to make Hen - salt beautiful again this summer. The guest speaker will be Bob Whitlock from the Master Gardener Program which is sponsored by the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food. He will give ideas and suggestions on what to put into the town flower beds to make them more attractive as well as more practical. Most of these ideas can also be applied to the home flower bed. March 21 will also be new member night. All are welcome to come to the meeting and see what the Horticultural Society is all about. Membership is $2 a year. The group XCIX Ae'ne4a/N f e/ DIVISION OF BALL & FALCONER FUNERAL HOME LTD. Manager Director Director C.D. Denomme M.S. Falconer 527-1142 Mrs. Rossie Sholdice of Huronview and formerly of London and Seaforth died on Tuesday, March 8, 1988. Funeral service was held on Friday, March 11, 1988. Mr. Ross Leeming of R.R. 2 Seaforth died on Monday, March 7, 1988. Funeral ser- vice was held on Wednes- day, March 9, 1988. • can always use a helping hand for their many flower beds and boxes. Members also learn a lot about plants and flowers which they can apply to their own gardens. PRE-SCHOOL STORYTIME Beginning on Monday, March 28, the Hen- sall Branch of the Huron County Library will be holding a Storytime for Pre- schoolers on a trial basis. Story hour will be held for 3 to 5 -year-olds every second Mon- day morning at 11 a.m. The theme for the first week will be "Bunnies". Join Hensall Librarian Susan Hartman for games, stories and songs. Most weeks the children will be making a simple take- home craft as well. If this first six week session is successful, story hours will be held on a regular basis during the school year. 1 BEYOND BASIC MICROWAVE COOKING PROGRAM will begin on Tuesday, March 29 7:30-9:30 P.M. Seaforth High School Registration Fee wi' be $20.00 which includes all food. The program lasts 3 weeks. 'This program is for the more advanced cook. TO REGISTER CALL THE REC OFFICE 527-0882 ARE YOU THIRSTY? ARE YOU HUNGRY? Psalm 107:9 '" ,ppjijgj, SALE COMPARE QUALITY SERVICE PRICE Over 1300 items To Choose From Queensway anticipates celebration 1 BLANCHED PEANUTS SALTED 8 UNSALTED 22' 100 gm. Queensway residents attended story time in the sun room last Monday morning. Readers Digest is a favorite source of material. The Hensall United Church ladies joined residents in the afternoon for Bingo. The residents enjoyed the prizes donated by these ladies and their visit. Tuesday morning fun and fitness loosened residents up. After everyone felt well awake from their exercise routine they played their spelling and geography games. Pastor Arbogast of the Exeter Christian Reformed Church visited Tuesday afternoon and led the worship service. Residents were pleased to welcome him and were especially ministered to by his singing and guitar solos. Wednesday morning the Queensway ladies auxiliary met. They are making plans to start work on crafts with the residents in preparation for the Hensall Yard Sale com- ing up in May. "Chisum" starring John Wayne was the featured film for Thursday evening — a western that many remembered seeing many years ago. Friday afternoon several residents en- joyed stirring up a batch oLraisin scones. 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