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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1987-09-23, Page 1965th ANNIVERSARY - Clayton and Matilda Pfile celebrated their 65th wedding'anniver- sary with an open hotise-at the Queensway Nursing Home in Hensall 'on Sunday September 19. The couple pent most of their marriage in Dashwood where they ran a. shoe store, and retired to the nursing home in 1972. Mr, Pfile will be 88 years of age in July and his wife turned 88 in April. Corbett photo THE HUR014 E?<POSITOR, SEPTEMBER 23, 1987 — 19A Hensall Sunday school holds craft bees -SHUFFLEBOARD RESUMES - Hensall Correspondent The Hensall Happy Pushers met'to Shuffle SUSAN HARTMAN on Thursday, September 17. 262-2449 Please note changes for next week,"The Greeting Worshippers at Hensall United group will shuffle on Tuesday Septe ber 29 September P instead of'T.hursday, O,gtober 1 n. Church on Sunday was' Betty Simmons. High ladies scores last week Were.: Annie Ushers were 1'4iervin Fields, Dave Woods, , Rick McGee and Bill Stebbins. Reid 294, Gertie Moir 284, Emma Campbell ' Reverend Douglas Wright led the Family 252... of -God through--the-Call-to Worship, the—High scoring.men_wel•e_; Walter Knowles Prayer of Approach and the Hymn -"Love . 365, John Pepper 317, Dave Kyle 311; Divine'', REGISTRATION NIGHT .. For the children's tirne Rev. Wright began Registration for Hensall and District the story of -the Lord's Prayer afterr which leavers, Cubs, Scouts and Ventures will be :the children joined their classes for Sunday held this Thursday, September 24, 7-8 p.m. " at Hensall Public School. Registration fee this year is $25 for all levels. School, Following the Gospel" lesson Rev. Wright spoke on how "Bad Business is Good News". Organist Belva Fuss led the congregation in the singing of "In Christ there is no East or West's. A beautiful pair of candles and a candle lighter were dedicated from •the memorial fund. The flowers at the front of the church -were • placed in loving memory of Mrs. Myrtle' Sherritt'Ind Mrs. Aldeen, Volland. We do so appree' . the dedication and devotion with whic' ;y served their'church. A large area rug is required for Messenger and Explorer meetings. Anyone with a suitable rug they .would like to donate can call Janice Bisback at 262-3505 or Joan Corbett at 236-4647. The Senior Choir will meet on Thursday night at 7:30 and the Junior Choir meets at. 9:45 a.m. on Saturdays. • Weekly Craft Bees to prepare crafts for the Sunday School are held at 9:30 a.m. on Thursdays. Extra hands are always appreciated. . • • To qualify for membership, the boys must be the following ages on or before December 31/1987. Beavers - 5, 6, 7, Cubs - 8; 9, 10, Scouts - 11, 12, 13, Ventures 14, 15, 16y 17. If anyone is interested in helping out as a leader or a member of the parent's commit- tee call Marg Clarke at -262-2032. SERVICE TEAM Young men aged 18-26 single or married who would like to help forma Rover Team in Hensall can call Seott Murray 262-3138 or Les Gardner 262-2617. - The Rovers are a Service Team who help out in the community and take part in recreational outdoor activities. They are in- dependent of other.. Scouting Groups and raise their own funds. _ LEADERSHIP COURSE Ken Clarke and Tom Bailey were in Blue Springs over the weekend to continue their leadership course. They hope to complete their level II training early in October. Ken R. Campbell & Sons Ltd., Seafoith Howson & �lowssirr "t`td., Rryth, 'O f ario Palmerston Elevators Ltd. Bar' B - Dee Farms, RR 1 Bornholm are also white bean receiving satellites for Thompson's We want and appreciate your business • Hyland Brand Augusta Seed Wheat Hyland Brand Houser -Seed Wheat Fredrick Seed Wheat Cert. MOnopol Red Wiintei° Wheat Be sure, you buy .Blue Tag Seed Only This assures you of "Certified #1 Seed for "Purity" "Quality" and "Top Yields." Any other facsimile is not the same. Available only at Thompson's or a Hyland Dealer "For larger growers" wishing Certified seed in Bulk we can supply. Please order ahead. ALL SEED IS TREATED WITH VITAFLO " 280" Custom Fertilizer Spreading - Soil Sampling Service - Computerized Reports - - Rem. endations from a Qualified Staff For purity, top germination, disease free Sow only Certified Hyland Seed BEANS BIRAiNS ,,. _„.- FEED5.. ..:._,.. 5EEDSt.,,, , .._:FERTILIZERS Mitchell Granton 348.8433 225-2360 Apple day in Hensall will be held October 16 and 17.• • It's fund raising time for many organiza- tions. Young people will be knocking on doors•: and selling cheese in . support of the Figure Skating Club. They may also be seeking sponsors for the Minor Hockey skate-a-thon. Please be generous. ' Don't forget to drop into Hensall Library. this Thursday from 7-9 p.m. to register for the-Bedy-1?it-Trim-A-Size-P-cograrri which 'starts next week. Queensway residents enioy Huron Strings Monday .afternoon several Queensway . residents enjoyed Bingo. Jessie Archer was the volunteer. She is thanked for providing the prizes. • Tuesday morning residents, worked out at Fun and Fitness, and played several games afterwards. In the 'afternoon Reverend, Hawley brought the message "NO Greater Love" and Rob Cameron was pianist. . Wednesday afternoon the choir practised with Joyce Pepper as pianist. ' Choir members especially enjoy after practice having Joyce play many requests, a fre- quent one is "Don't Fence Me In." On Thursday, the Green Thumbs Club met and planted several African Violet slips: Some of the residents were fortunate enough to spend a day at the Western Fair escorted by Wilma Rea and Nancy Phillips. In the . evening residents 'viewed a movie feature "Old Yeller". . Friday afternoon the Baking Club,met and sliced and buttered fruit loaves and arrang- • ed cheese trays for the special day Satur- day. Saturday the "Huron Strings" played from 2-4 p.m. Also stepdancers Kimberley and Crystal Bliley and Mariana Roy were present. It was a wonderful' afternoon for residents and their guests. to Kippen East WI holds meeting Kippen Correspondent MRS. MARGARETHOGGARTH 262-6902 The World Affairs Meeting of Kippen East , Women's Institute was held on Wednesday, September 16 at the home of hostess Dorothy Bell in Exeter.: President Grace Drummond opened with a poem and welcomed the two guests from England - Violet Ashard and Janet Hollingbery, mother and sister of Margaret Hoggarth. Roll call'was'answered'bymerribers'9hew- inga flag of another country. American, United Kingdom, Denmark, Scotland, New Zealand, Japanese, Hungarian, German, Turkish, and Yugoslavian flags were all shown. Mary Broadfoot had to pay a 20 cent fine for failing to wear her institute pin. Grace Drummond gave a reading "What is Coun- try?”, and passed around the new handbook which has been revised. Members were reminded Kippen East will be hostess for the District Annual in 1988. • Margaret Hoggarth read the motto "Peo- ple are like fire, they take on new life when stirred a bit". This was written by Sheila Gymer a member of Theydon Bois W.I. in Essex England. The topic exchange with Theydon Bois W.I. was given by a member from that institute. Janet Hollingbery, who explained where Theydon Bois is in England. They meet in the Village Hall on ever -third Wednesday same as Kippen East. Theydon Bois W.I. was formed in 1919 and boasts at least 100 members. They hold Strawberry Teas, Bazaars, Pancake Races, and serve ploughmen's lunches to raise rn6iey. To close her presentation a draw was made for articles brought from England. Winners were: Ruby Triebner and Helen MacLean, calendars depicting village signs in Essex. Grace Drummond - W.I. Diary. Rena Caldwell - Notelets. Mattie McGregor and Mona Alderdice each won a tea towel showing scenes of London. Janet Rollingbery then presented Grace Drum- mond with their institute pin, which .is. dif- ferent from ours. Margaret Hoggarth thank- ed Janet and presented a W.L plate and stand for the' president of Theydon Bois - Sylvia Keith. Grace Drummond then read "putting a damper on it". Mary Broadfoot gave courtesy remarks, and the Royal An- • them was sung. Lunch was served by Grace Eyre and Mary Broadfoot assisted by Dorothy Bell and Grace Drununohd. 4-H NEWS The first meeting of Kippen 3 - 4-H club was held 6n Tuesday, September 15 at Brucefield United Church. "A taste of On- .tario fruits and vegetables" is the topic For this club. • The roti call was answered by members telling the group of their favorite fruit and vegetable. Election of officers followed. Results were: President - Kate Papple. Vide President - Sherri McLaughlin. Treasurer - Heather Jackson. Seeretary/Treasurer - floating. After going over meeting I part in our books we went hi - 16 the kitchen to prepare `Gatpachio', a cold soup, broiled vegetable sandwiches on rye bread, and tut Zucchini strips. They were all very good. Leaders for this club are Barb Moffat and Janet Papple.pppPress reporter for this meeting CKHURCHNEWS St. Andrews United Church met at 10 a.m. on Sunday, Septernb'er 20 with. Barbara Cooper at the organ.' Rev. Lorne Keays read fr`oin St. Paul's letter to the Philippians.. His sermon, as well as his children's story show- ed ways in which disappointihents may be dealt tccessfully. Werld Wide Communion is October 4. Si. Andrews will observe the sacrament of Holy Communion on that Sunday. The choir will practice following next Sun- • day's service. New and former members are welcome. The South Huron United Church Women regional meeting will be held in Grand Bend United Church on Tuesday, September 29.