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Queensway residents take
rip to China
Last Monday Queensway residents en-
joyed playing Bingo with the assistance of
the Ladies Auxiliary who also supplied
prizes.
On Tuesday the Baking club.met and pro-
duced delicious Pineapple loaves. In the
afternoon they were treated to an excellent
church service led by Earl and Dorreen
Oesch and Curtis and Mary Gingerich.
Pianist was Pearl Ann Martin.
Wednesday they limbered up theirbodies
in exercise class and afterward their minds,
as they played their spelling game. In the
afternoon several took advantage of the
beautiful weather and walked outside.
Thursday morning Resident Council met
and -in the_afternnon residents_riewed the
movie "That Darn Cat." Thursday evening
the Zurich Mennonite ladies entertained at
the monthly Birthday Party and also provid-
ed two beautiful birthday cakes. Birthday
Greetings to Helen Rivers, Jack Lowe, Bona
Clark, Mildred Gingerich and. Gord
Beierling.
Friday was the big day — International
Day featuring China. The noon meal con-
sisted of Chinese food, and in the afternoon
residents met in the Activity Robin where
they browsed through a display of Chinese
artifacts, and brochures. They found
several cities on a huge wall map of China,
sipped mint tea and ate fortune cookies.
Everyone had a wonderful informative
afternoon as they immersed themselves in
another, culture.
Thank you to everyone who provided ar-
ticles for display especially June and Bonnie
of Ellisons Travel for their interest and
generosity with information and artifacts.
Sunday all residents appreciated listening
to the four part harmony of the Lakeview
Singers when they visited in the afternoon.
A Meals on Wheels ,program will be
available to the Seniors in Hensall, with the
help and involvement of the community.
Queensway is urgently in need of volunteer
drivers. For more information, please call
A CHINESE..STUDY SESSION was held at the Queensway Nursing Home on Friday.
The study was part of an International Day on the Orient. Shown in front of a map Of
China and modelling a Chinese jacket and holding Chinese wares is Muriel Gunning, a
resident of the home. Mcllwraith photo.
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Hensall Correspondent
SUSAN HARTMAN
-'262-2449
Shuffleboard high ladies scores for Thurs-
day, September 24 were - Pearl McKnight
247, Emma Campbell 227. High men were,
John Pepper 343, Dave Kyle 311.
KEEN TO BE FIT
Hensall ladies are keen to be fit. Twenty
four ladies turned out last week to register
for Body Fit classes. The first session was
held last night (Tuesday) but if you're still
interested call Cindy at 262-3102.
FAIR COMMITTEES MEET
The ladies and school fair committees will
meet on Wednesday, October 7 at the home
of Mary Kinsman, 82 King St. Summer is
over and it's time to start preparation for
Hensall Spring Fair 1988. Anyone who is in-
terested in helping on these committees is
eagerly invited and bring your ideas.
SKATE-A-THON
The date for the Minor Hockey Skate-a-
thon has been changed to Sunday, October
18 from 1-5 p.m.
CHILD WEEK
The Village. of Hensall will once again be
recognizing the third week of October as
The Week of the Child.
Many exciting activities are planned for
this year, including a parade, a puppet
show, and open doors at all youth programs.
A calendar of the week's events will be
available soon. Children can win prizes for
attendance at local events and all activities
are free. .
UNITED CHURCH NEWS
A good crowd was in attendance on Sun-
day at. Hensall United Church. Following the
opening of the service by Rev. Douglas
Wright the large Junior Choir burst into
song with their rendition of "I am a pro-
mise". The group of approximately 30
young people is ably • led by Mrs. Debbie
Wood.
Worshippers were greeted at the door by
Cecil Pepper and were ushered by Jack
Drysdale, Ross Veal, Jim McGregor and
Gary Kyle.
Sunday evening Reverend Douglas
Wright was inducted into Hensall United
Church. A large number of Doug and
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40TH ANNIVERSARY
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da *venin , Se tembet 26 at
Hensall Community Centre on the occasion
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the Nursing Home at 262-2830.
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of Alphonse and Betty Grenier's 40th
anniversary.
The couple's four daughters and sons-in-
law and eight grandchildren outdid
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Kippen 4 -Hers taste test juice
Kippen Correspondent
MILS. iMARGA RETIIOGGARTI I
262-6902
'rhe second meeting of Kippen - 3-9H club
was held at Brucefield United Church on
September 22. Kate Papple, president of this
club, opened with the 4-H pledge and' roll
call. Members then proceeded into the kit-
chen and divided into four groups, each hav-
ing a special task.
While the colossal vegetable burger and
the marinated vegetable flowers sat in the
refrigerator to marinate, meeting two in the
books was discussed. During this time
members had a taste test of real fruit juice,
reconstituted fruit juice, fruit drink, fruit
flavored crystals, and a fruit soft drink.
They concluded the meeting by sampling
the food prepared earlier. Everything was
delicious. Press reporter for this meeting
was Heather Jackson.
UNITED CHURCH NEWS
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day, September 27 at St. Andrews United
Church.
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The Ministry of .Musie was presented by
the choir singing "The Family of God".
Rev. Lorne. Keays sermon was called
"understanding". On Sunday, October 4,
Holy Communion will be observed.
Choir practices have started, new
members are needed. Kippen UCW
members are invited to Carmel
Presbyterian Church, Hensall on Monday,
October 5 at 8 p.m. Guest speaker will be
Bob McFarlane.
Kippen Anniversary will be held
on Sunday, Ottob'br 18 at 1'1 a.m. Rev.
Donald Beck of the Fordwich Pastoral
Charge as guest minister. Lunch will follow
the service.
GUN CLUB NEWS
There were 17 shooters vying for top score
on Tuesday, September 22. Lloyd Venner
and Jody Moserinjohn both scored 25 points
Glen Moek, Bert Mahaffy, Jack Mills and
Gord Glazier - 24 Harrison Schock, Bob
Baker, Brad Mann, Ken Whetham and Paul
Lamb - 23. Al McWhinney and Ed Steegstra
22, Al Kyle, Mike Verhoeff and Bill Ingram
21 and Lloyd Haskell scored 20 points. Barb
Caldwell Press Reporter.
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