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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1988-08-31, Page 7i THE HURON EXPOSITOR, AUGUST 31, 1988 — 7A Kippen Gun Club shoot attracts. 20 participants Kippen Correspondent MRS. MARGARET HOGGARTH 262.8902 Congratulations to Shelley Finlayson on her marriage on Saturday, August 27 to Brian McGavin. The wedding took place in St. Andrews Church, Kippen. Shelley is the youngest daughter of Ruby and Laird Finlayson of Kippen. The newlyweds will be residing in Walton. Mattie McGregor and Elizabeth Faber have now returned to their homes after spending a week in Seaforth Community Hospital. Al and Margaret Hoggarth attended the Greene family picnic on Sunday, August 28, which was held at the Lions Park in Mit- chell. There Were about 35 members pre- sent, coming from St. Marys, Goderich, Kit- chener, Cambridge, Exeter, Kippen and Mitchell. CHURCH NEWS Sunday services at St. Andrew's United Church Kippen will resume on Sunday, September 4 at 11 a.m. The Sunday school will begin the following Sunday on September 11. The first fall meeting of St. Andrew's United Church Women (U.C.W.) will start at 8 p.m. on Tuesday, September 13. KIPPEN GUN CLUB On Tuesday, August 23 the Gun Club met at Kippen with 20 shooters taking part. Fred Brall and Jamie Caldwell tied for top posi- tion with 25 points each. Bob Caldwell, Dan Crerar, Jim Butcher, Ron ,Rayner and Ed Steegstra all received 24 points, Gordie Glazier, Terry Caldwell, Brad Mann, Lloyd Veneer and Grant McGregor captured 23 point scores, John Glazier scored 22 points, Brent Dawe, Bert Mahaffey, Dave Woods and Jeff Crawford each scored 21 points, Bart Postma had 20 points, Paul Mellor 19, and Harrison Schook received 18 points. On Sunday, August 28 the Gun Club held their 11th Annual 'Kyle Cooper Memorial Shoot with 66 shooters participating. "A" champ was Clarence Reid with 97 points, runner up was Roy Galloway with 97 points, Clarence Reid was the winner in the shoot off. "B" champ was Bill Henderson with 95 tied with Bill Whylie, Bill Henderson was the winner in the shoot off. "C" champ was Grant McGregor with 87, runner up Gordie Glazier with 86. "Veteran" champ was Calvin Christie with Lloyd Vernier as runner up. The "A" championship trophy was donated by Murray Baker Construction, "B" championship trophy by Hyde Brothers Limited, "C" championship trophy by Gold Dust Targets and "Veterans" championship trophy by the late John Anderson. The "Veterans" runner up trophy was donated by B and L Products. The Kippen Gun Club wishes to thank you everyone who helped make this shoot indeed a memorable one. Queensway residents learn Swiss customs, Queensway's new daily special small group met last Monday and reminisced and played games. In the afternoon everyone en- joyed a tea party followed by a sing song in the Sunroon. Fun and Fitness had everyone alert and motivated Tuesday morning as they stretch- ed their way through the exercise routine. Rev. Sinasac was in with Phillippa Steckle as volunteer pianist, for the worship service in the afternoon. Residents had a lovely half hour following the service as Rev. Sinasac and Phillippa visited and shared the after- noon refreshments. The Activity Room was the scene of com- petition Wednesday afternoon when residents•gathered to take part in crokinole, checkers, euchre and dominos. Leading up to the International Day featuring Switzerland, Thursday's movie was "Heidi" - a wonderful film that didn't leave too many dry eyes when it was over. A big thank you to George Mathonia who entertained at the monthly Birthday Party, Thursday evening. Everyone thoroughly en- joyed the many familiar favorites George played on the accordian. Birthday greetings to Edna McLellan, Irene Beamen and Jeanette McDonald. Friday morning Resident Council met. In the afternoon, Switzerland was featured at the International Day. Residents started the afternoon with a brief introduction about the climate, customs, and people of Switzerland. It was interesting some residents had family in Switzerland or had travelled in that country. Residents found Switzerland has three official languages, German, French and Italian. The whole afternoon was very enlightening as they discussed Swiss watch making, the Swiss Hensall Sunday QUEE SWAY EWS banking system and their neutrality. Thank you to Mrs. Benno Dubler of Clinton also Elva Forrest for the Swiss artifacts. Residents especially like the tape of Swiss music with yodelling. The afternoon ended, TRY OUR DELICIOUS Smoked Pork Chops as always, with an appropriate snack for the country studied - Swiss cheese and crackers, also hot chocolate with loads of whipped cream. A great afternoon. Goodbye till next week from Queensway. In order that the friendly staff at The Huron Expositor may enjoy the long weekend with family and friends, the office will be CLOSED on MONDAY, SEPT. 5th PLEASE NOTE ASL DEADLINE ADVANCE TO FRIDAY, ' SEPT. 2nd ..�. 4:30 p.m. •'e_z;ill I. t v QUEENSWAY RESIDENTS took part in International Day on FRiday which featured Switzerland. Swiss residents brought In artifacts from their homeland, and the residents enjoyed a bite of swiss cheese which Is shown here being served by Darlene Friesen to Claytom Mathers and Lucille Jeffry. Corbett photo. school to resume Septem er 11 Hensall Correspondent SUSAN HARTMAN 262-2999 The date for next week's shuffling in Hen- sall has been changed from Tuesday, September 6 to Wednesday, September 7 for that week only. Highest score for the day last Tuesday Local man wins 3M award Doug Phillips, Egmondville was presented with the 1987-88 "3M Award of Ex- cellence" at the annual awards dinner held in London recently. The award is presented annually in recognition of "Outstanding Performances in Computer Operations". 3M is a multi- faceted manufacturing company producing over 50,000 different products in 49 countries and employing over 86,000 people. Doug has been employed with 3M Canada in the Infor- mation Systems Department since 1984. was Eileen Dowson .. ith 516 followed by George Dowson 440, John Pepper 420, Jack Consitt 902, Marg Consitt 370 and Jay Hogg 326. UNITED CHURCH Linda Hartman met Worshippers at Hen- sall United Church at the door and ushers were Harold Parsons and Bill Stebbins. Flowers on the Communion table were from Jack and Marg Upshall in loving memory of their son Kenneth. Rev. Wright told the children the story of how the Good Shepherd went out to search for his lost sheep. The sermon was "As for me and my house." The UCW afternoon group will meet Thursday, September 1 at noon for a potluck dinner. Sunday School will 'resume on Sun- day, September 11. An Interdenominational group will be holding a meeting in Milverton to discuss Food, Land and Church. All are welcome on September 29 at 8 p.m. McMaster Siemon INSURANCE BROKERS INC. Ar Auto • Home • Farm Branch Manager BILL (WM.) SIEMON COMMERCIAL & LIFE INSURANCE P.O. 9o: 488 Gll Coikct 69 Ontario Rd., IIua 348-9130 TTOHSU, ort. 3484817 ENJOY A SAFE AND HAPPY HOLIDAY PEOPLE Joyce Fell recently received word from the Western Ontario Conservatory of Music that she has been successful in her piano and violin examinations. She received First Class Honours in Grade 7 violin. Her violin teacher is Mrs. Marjorie Lofft of St. Marys. She also receiv- ed Honours in Grade 8 piano. Her piano teacher is Mrs. Audrey Vorstenbosch of R.R. 2 Mitchell. Joyce is the daughter of Lorne and Helen Fell, A.R. 2 Staffa. Visitors on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hubley at Seaforth were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd E. 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