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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1987-11-11, Page 1010A — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, NOVEMBER 11, 1987 Un qUe :gift ideas Historical map reprints dating from 1719 to 1865 • Books on the Great Lakes .and their ships ' • Frameable art reproductions , • Hasti-notes, cookbooks and much fnore. Send ' 1'1111 for complete catalogue. credited• to.first order to Stonehouse Publications 17 Queen Street. St. Catharines. Ontario!2R5G5 (416) 684-7251 WANTED IMMEDIATELY CHRISTMAS TREE!: 30' TALL OR SO . FOR THE TOWN HALL • • • • We will come. and get . it, call the Town Office 527- 0160 or the P.U.C. 527-0530 MPLf,WOOi 11ANOR Seaforth 527-1440 Mrs. Fran Hook, R.N. Let our Administrator SERVICES AND FEATURES help you enjoy an independent retirement lifestyle All meals, snacks • Companionship, security Laundry, housekeeping • Private 4 -piece bath , 24 -Hour Staff' on Duty • RN on duty Long term, short term, vacafion & convalescent care Hensall Novice, Ato? Hensall Correspondent SUSANHARTMAN 262-2449 Hensall Minor Hockey teams have begun their seasons: If any teams would like their game scores reported just call the Hensall correspondent weekly before 10 a.m. on Mondays or drop off the information .at her-- home erhome or the Library. HOCKEY REPORT Both the Novice and Atom teams were off to impressive .starts on Wednesday NNovember 4-withidentical scores -of -11-0 The . Atoms were victorious over Zurich while Novice goalie Eric Groot recorded his shut -out against Clinton. Scoring the Novice goals were; Mark Bell 3, Jamie Campbell 3, Brock Weiss 2 and singles by Chris Jones, Graham Keys, and Greg Keys.. On Saturday the Novice shut out Goderich 2-0 with goals by Brad Hartman and Chris Jones. Both goals were assisted by 'Mark Bell. The very young and inexperienced Tyke team were defeated in their opening game at Blyth on Saturday morning by a score of 8=1. Ryan' urin scored-Hensall's only goal. BODY FIT CLASS The Body Fit classes sponsored by the Hensall Parks Board are holding an Open House on Tuesday, November 17 at the Hen- sall Recreation Centre from 7-8 p.m. Everyone is welcome to come out and see • what this course can offer. Tuesday, November 17 at the Hensall Recreation Centre from 7-8 p.m. Everyone is welcome to come out and see what this course can offer. SHUFFLEBOARD NEWS • Notice change of date. The Happy Pushers will shuffle as.usual this Thursday, • November 12 `but next week will meet on Tuesday, November 17, not on Thursday. High ladies' scores for November 5 were; Pearl' McKnight 416, Dorothy Brintnell 312', Gertie Moir 305. . . ' High men's scores were; Jack Sinclair 394, Jack Consitt 337, Dave Kyle 298. ELECTRIC LTD. Kirkton 229-8222 SEE US FOR ALL YOUR NEEDS •Industrial •Farm •Residential •Pole Line Construction/ •Bucket Truck Service •Hydro Poles !Electric Motor Repairs •Rewinding *Sales and Service For Service Call 229-8222 or 1-800-265-2938 AFTER 6 P.M. CALL TOM RAPSON 527-1643 WRAP UP CHRISTMAS EARLY s win games 11-0 Hensall United Church was filled to overflowing for a rernembrance day service on Sunday. Young people from various youth organizations were' present as .well as Legion 'representatives. The groups took part in the presenting of colours and led a parade to the cenotaph afterwards. Rev. Douglas Wright led his congregation through the service and Jean Jacobi played piano in the absence of the regular organist. The Senior Choir sang "Almighty God When I behold the Glory'' and Rev. Wright spoke on "The Task of Remembering". The Senior Choir now meets on Wednes- day evenings at 7:30 at 'the church. New singers are always welcome. Next week is Anniversary Sunday at Hen - sail United Church. Coffee and tea will be served at a fellowship time after the wor- ship service. The Hensall Legion Remembrance Day Banquet will be tonight, Wednesday, at the. Legion. NOVEMBER MEETING The November 3 Meeting of Unit 3 United Church Women was opened by the poem "November .Again%,. Mary Brintnell ,presiding. Following the theme song and prayer the worship was conducted by Beatrice Munn "The Bread of Gladness Br- ings Life". Members answered the Roll Call by wear- ing a poppy. Plans were set and members assigned their duties for the upcoming bazaar on November 27 at 3 p.m. The Secret Pal Christmas gift exchange will be held after the next meeting on December. 1. Loretta Riley gave the study from the Mandate ''Nothing for Free". A minute's silence was observed for Remembrance Day after which The Lord's Prayer was repeated. Pearl Taylor" read poems "Friendship" and "Good Neighbour". The meeting was closed ' with prayer: Hostesses were Sheila Corbett and Phyllis Parsons. COUNCIL MEETINGS At Hensall Council meeting on Monday evening the winners of the Week of the Child participation competition .were presented with their certificates and prizes. Pre-school and Kindergarten winners were Ryan Groot and Stacey Butson. Grade 1 and 2' winners were Carrie Consitt and Lise "Ijooseboom. Winners for grades 3,4 and 5 were Mark Bell and Brad Hartman. In -the grade 6, 7 and 8 category Mindy Bell and Brian Gardner tied for 1st place and Vic- toria.Bisback. Congratulations to all of the winners and thank you to everyone who par- ticipated in this yeaUNITIV ' r's Week of the Child. p Unit-4of..Hensall-United-Church-Women met on November 5. A'poem and the hymn "Come Let Us Sing of a Wonderful Love", Nan Britton presiding. Annie Reid's theme for the Devotional was "Place Love as a Fragile Plant in your Life and spend a Lifetime Cultivating a Harvest of the Heart". ,Following the reading of the minutes the roll call was -answered by 17 members, 50 visits were reported, Elva Forrest gave a Treasurer's Report and the offering was received and dedicated. Unit 4 will provide lunch for the General Meeting and is in charge of decorating the. church -for' Christmas. Audrey Christie gave the study on Native .Indians based on a book by Chief Dan George. Genuine Brotherhood is a Lovethat Forgives and Forgets. • Eileen Rennie was hostess and Dorothy . Mickle was pianist. Lunch was served by Dorothy Mickle and Mabel Shirray, NORTHCREST NEWS Wayne and Iris Payne and Amberley visited Carl and Hilda Payne on the occa- sion of Carl's birthday November 4. Bruce and Ja'net Shirray enjoyed a visit on Sunday with his mother Mabel Shirray. Margaret Mole travelled to Dungannon last week to spend some time with her son Bob and family. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Brian Collins, Waterloo and Charles Mickle of Ayr were dinner -guests Saturday evening with their mother, Mrs. Laird Mickle. Kippen UCW view tape about problems Kippen Correspondent MRS. MARGARET HOGGARTH 262-6902 Barbara Cooper presided at the organ for the regular Church Service at St. Andrews United Church, Kippeh on Sunday. Rev. Lorne Keay's sermon was entitled "The Marks of 'Conversion" Rev. Lorne Keays is asking for your help in letting him know of any Kippen Parishioners who are in hospital. He will gladly viSit them if he is made aware of such people. Don't think' others will tell him, they are thinking you - will! KIPPEN UCW • t-rThe iiippen Uniited ChurcbvWomen {let at the home of Mildted McGregor to view the videotape "Creation in Crisis", a tape about the present day problems facing farming communities in Canada. Gayle Turner con- ducted the worship service. Mary Broadfoot presided at the piano and also pleased the group with a number on the organ. The hostesses, Evelyn Venner, and Joan Mc- Callum served a delicious lunch during the social hour and discussion period which followed the meeting. 4-H NEWS The "Munch Bunch" of Kippen 3 - 4-H Club held their sixth meeting at Bruce(ield United Church on October 27. This took the form of a 4-H party. It was a lot of fun. Members invited mothers and friends, about 30 attended. All had a great time, playing games about fruits and vegetables. A great meal of salad, cold cuts, punch, ap- ple juice, fruit cocktail, zucchini cake and lots more was enjoyed by all. On behalf of Kippen 3 - 4-11 members, I, Barbara Fotheringham would like to thank Barb Moffat and Janet Papple for leading this-cluhartd-the-parents-for making the 4-H party a big success. The achievement night will be held -on Tuesday, November 24 at Stanley Complex in Varna. Press reporter for this meeting - Barbara Fotheringhant. WOMEN'S INSTITUTE NEWS Kippen East will meet on Wednesday, November 18 at 8:10 p.m. at home of Agnes Eyre. Speaker will be Mrs. Ralph Smith from Egmondville: She will be advising the members on "Post Menapausal Years". PERSONALS Mrs. Emerson Kyle has returned home from a wonderful eight-day visit with her son and daughterin-law, Don and Carole Kyle, who are living in Chilliwack, British Queensway craft For the month cf November Queensway is fortunate to have the Bethel Reformed Ladies each Monday afternoon to play Bingo,with residents so Monday afternoon everyone had a g5od time playing Bingo. Following that the ladies led a Hymn Sing. A nice afternoon for everyone. In the even- ing Laurene Zehr, Annie Zielman, Ann McBride, Ruth Seibert and Dawn Erb were in and assisted with crafts. Residents finished the beesvax candles, and stuffed and sewed more pillows for the Craft Sale. Afterwards the ladies shared a lovely lunch of a variety of muffins and cheese they had brought. Tuesday morning residents had a good workout at fun and fitness. In the after- noon they attended the church service led by pastor Sinasac. Pianist was Phillippe Stickle. Father ,t Mooney also was in to pro- vide Mass for Catholic residents. Wednesday afternoon several ladies met for ladies hour, a time to be pampered a little, visit a little and enjoy a hot cup of tea from the good china. Residents also exer- cised their xeccised'their lungs at choir practice. They are practising in preparation for the pro- gram they are giving at their Family Christmas dinner December 13, 1987. Thursday there was an excellent turnout for the movie "Top Gun". Residents are taking turns choosing the featured movies each month. There is a wide range of tastes, but Romantic Comedies seem to be winning out. Friday residents met again for crafts. The November 18, Craft and Bake sale'is Designed and manufactured by Anstett Manufactur4 ing Ltd. These large Gemstones have all been purch'as ed directly by Ansteft's Mn, world markets. AMETHYST RING ' Style 1021-2 9.87 twt. amethyst surrounded by 24 x .03 diam'dndsrq 0• See the rest of our handcrafted ring collection -" ail made by Anstett Man'ula'Cturing. CLINTON, 8 Albert St. EXETER, 284 Main St. SEAFORTH, 26 klain St. S. ST. MARYS, 135 Queen St. East WALKER'rON, 203 Di'rham St. E. GODERICH', 2 The Square MEMBER AMERICAN TANZANITE RING Style 56627 .96 Tan'zanite surrounded by 6 x .02 diamonds and 1 x .09 diam'on'd 1 7a RUBY AND DIAMOND RING Style 409-7 .66 twt. Ruby surrounded by 4 x .015 brilliant cut diamonds and 12 x .04 blguette cut diamond's 2950. Columbia, about an hours drive from Van- couver. Mabel enjoyed the lovely weather and she commented that the trees still have beautiful red leaves on them. We are pleased to report that Mattie McGregor has improved enough to return from Seaforth Hospital to Maplewood Manor. sale approaching fast approaching and residents are busy as beavers in the Activity Room (producing for it.) Residents would like to thank little Jessica Brockand her classmate's froin Hensall Public School for so graciously sharing several pieces of their artwork to decorate Queensway walls. Sunday was a very special and mean- ingful day for many residents of Queensway when the members of the Hen- sall Legion came in and gave a Remem- brance Day Program. For the people who have served their country it especially meant a lot. Thank you very much Hensall Legion. And again a special date to remember November 18, 2-4 p.m. Queensway Craft and Hake Sale. See you there! Tuckersmith gets $15,000 grant The Township of Tuckersmith has received a supplementary allocation of $13,000 from the Ministry of Transportation. 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