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Hensall Correspondent
SUSAN HARTMAN •
262-2449 .
The Hensall Tykes, the Youngest future
hockey stars,played to a 1-1 tie against a
strong• Goderich team in a game Sunday
afternoon in Goderich. Scoring Hensall's
• goal was Jeff Campbell while Jeff Rathwell
NORTHCREST NEWS
Hilda Payne attended the mastectomy
qhristrnas.Party held at Victoria St. United
urch hi Goderich last Monday.
1 Nortlicrest residents were happy to see
Touth Huron Hospital, Exeter.argaret Mole back after a brier stay at
• Lois,Al and Tina Aubrey of Ottawa
visite& on—Friday—with- Glen and Pearl
Oc1Crlro
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Doro y Mune is confined for a few days
at Seaforth Comfnunity Hospital and all
ivish hr a speedy recovery.
Olga and Ernie Chipchase travelled to
Aylmer last week to visit Ernie's mother
Ors. Nora Chipchase.
t , NURSERY SCHOOL
The Hensall Nursery School is sponsoring
iyortraits with Santa" this Saturday,
December 5 at the.Town Hall.
These top quality prints are 5 x 7" in size
and will be taken by photographer Peter
Olsten between the hours of 9 and 12 a.m.
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Special at Christmas!
Also this ,Saturday, December 5 Hensall
couts will be selling lovely Scotch Pine
Christmas trees.
Only 75 of these 51/2"-61/2" beautiful trees
are available. The Scouts will be selling the
trees in the Agri -press parking lot in Hensall
starting at 10 a.m.
; • District Kinettes
The Hensall and District Kinettes will be
Setting up their store front at O'Connors in
Hensall beginning at 3 p.m. this Friday.
Make a trip uptown to purchase a gorgeous
• Pointsettia plant to brighten your home this
Holiday Season.
Continuing with the Holiday theme, the se-
Cond Annual Tree Lighting Ceremony will
' be held at the Town Hall this Friday evening
at 7:30 p.m. Come out and get yourself in the
Holiday Spirit. The Hensall Public School
will perform and rumour has it that Santa
will be in attendance again this year.
CHRISTMAS PROGRAM
On Sunday December 13 the Hensall Ex-
tdorers will be presenting a Christmas pro-
gram at Hensall United Church at 2 p.m.
Enjoy the music and recitations with
refreshments to follow.
Personals
- ; Visiting with Hazel Corbett recently were
her daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Chaffe of Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs. David MacMMan, Ayr, were
recent Visitors with their grandmother Mrs.
Laird Mickle.
, Mr. and Mrs. Randy Pollock of Sarnia
also enjoyed a pre -holiday visit on Sunday
with their grandmother Mit. Laird Mickle.
Shuffleboard
High ladies' scores for Tuesday, Nov. 24
Were: Eileen Dowson 336, Pearl McKnight
, Emma Campbell 180. High scoring men
ere: Percy Campbell 343, Walter Spencer
94, Alf Ross 286.
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Anyone with news for the next three
weeks, doh't forget to call Brenda Pulham
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mber 30. I would like to take this 244 or drop it off at the Library. I will be
sliming correspondence the week of
oppor-
ftunity to wish you all a very Merry
Christmas. Peace and Joy to you all.
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•• played a good game in goal.
• The Novice team continued their
undefeated record with a 6-2 victory over
Hayfield last Wednesday. Hensall's goals
were scored by Brock Weiss with 3, Mark
Bell 2, and Jamie Campbell 1.
UNITED CHURCH
Hensall United Church was beautifully
decorated -for -the -first -Sunday -of -Advent
• Following the lighting of the lst Advent
Candle, Rev. Douglas Wright led his con-
gregation in prayer and the Word of God.
Helve Fuss sang a solo, "He touched me"
with Jean Jacobi at piano.
Rev. Wright spoke to the congregation
about Advent. •
Serving communion were Raye Jacobi,
Mark Consitt, Mona Alderdice, Janis
Bisback, Janet Consitt, Dorothy Corbett,
Jim McGregor, Wayne Corbett, Ernie Chip -
chase and John Thompson.
Worshippers were greeted at the door by
Gract_Drurnmend_ and were usheredjy
Wayne Campbell, Bob Campbell, Jeff Hut-
son and Gerrie Glenn.
St. Andrew's
Next Sunday, December 6 is the annual
White Gift Service which will be conducted
by the Sunday School.,Offerings placed in
the colorful Mission and Service Fund
Envelopes will go to extend Christian
outreach and mission to Canada and the rest,
of the world.
The Explorer's group for girls, which
meets Mondays at 4 p.m., needs additional
leadership. If you can help call Joanne
Rowcliffe 262-5569 or Barb Gackstetter
262-2044.
The afternoon group of the U.C.W. (unit 4)
will' meet Thursday afternoon December 3
at 2:30 p.m.
SENIORS EUCHRE •
The second monthly Senior Citizens'
Euchre card party was held on Tuesday,
November 24 with eight tables w play.
- Prize winners Were - lady's high; Emma
Campbell, , 2nd. Pearl McKnight, Men's
high, Ross Richardson, 2nd, Carl Payne.
'Wu hands, Annie Finkbeiner and George
Dowson. Draw prizes were: GeorgeDowson
• paper towels,
Lorna Spencer ox of
crackers, AnitaBengough - hanging hand
towel, Alf Ross - kleenex and Irene
Finlayson - bag of sugar.
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1988. Merry Christmas from the Euchre
Players.
celebrates Advent
• Kippen Correspondent
MRS. MARGARET HOGGARTH
262-6902
St. Andrew's United Church, Kippen,
celebrated . the first Sunday of Advent on
November 29. The first candle - a purple
one, was lit as a reminder God sends light
and love into the world for all people in the
person of Jesus Christ. The choir presented
the Ministry of Music by singing the anthem
"Rise Up, You Shepherds", accompanied on
the organ by Barbara Cooper.
The Kippen United Church 'Women will
hold its annual Christmas potluck supper on
Tuesday, December 8 at 6:30 p.m. in the
Sunday School Room, all the women of the
church are invited to attend.
The Kippen White Gift Service will be held
on Sunday, December 13. The annual
skating party will be the same day at the
Hensall arena - time 3:15 to 4:15 p.m: This
will be followed by a party at the church.
The Kippen Community extends sym-
pathy to Mrs. Ernie Talbot on the death of
her father Russell Coleman on Sunday,
November 11.
GERMAN DAY - Saturday was German Day at Queensway Nursing Home in Hensall.
Edison Forest was one of the many residents to enjoy the display of -German books,
maps, Christmas decorations, and clothing brought in by Maria Mathonia. Corbett
photo.
Queensway residents practising for pageant
Pageant practice kept everyone at
Queensway in Hensall busy Monday morn -
g. Residents are looking forward to per-
rming Sunday, December 13, at 2 p.m.
Beth Jantzi and several Auxiliary members
ere in to assist. In the afternoon the Bethel
Reformed Ladies were in to play Bingo and
fed a hymn sing.
Tuesday morning residents worked out at
4zn and fitness and played games after-
ward. Tuesday afternoon was a little dif-
ferent as residents and activity staff per-
formed their own church service because
there 'Wasn't a minister available. Thank
/on to Lillian Smith, Lavina Watson and
Mildred Gingerieh for their contribution of
4tory and poems. It was a beautiful service.
, Wednesday several residents bowled in
Ztirie.h. Gord Beierlieg was men's high.
Muriel Gunning was ladies' high. Thank You
to Iva Reid the volunteer driver.
On Thursday the residents' council met.
Members discussed the Recipe Book pro-
ject. This is a fund raising project under-
taken by Residents Council to purchase a
sound system for the home. Anyone from
the community is encouraged and welcom-
ed to contribute recipes, for information call
262-2830. Thursday afternoon Queensway
celebrated November Birthdays at the mon-
thly Birthday Party. Birthday Greetings to
Mary Westlake, Esther Gill, John Kats and
Hattie Wiltshire. All took part in an
energetic sing song led by Laurene Madge,
Lorne Hyde and Gord Harrison of Goderich
who came in to entertain for the afternoon.
"Tootsie" was the featured movie for
Thursday evening. It was hilarious comedy
that everyone liked. Residents are happy to
have ladies from Northcrest apartments
join them occasionally for the movies.
• Saturday residents focused on Germany
at the International Day for November.
Saurbraten was on the menu for supper.
Mack Forest Cake was served at the after-
noon 'program. Everyone enjoyed being
entertained by George Mathonia's group. A
special treat for everyone was Maria and
George Mathonia singing Silent Night in
German. There were many German items
to browse through. It was a wonderful
afternoon.
Residents have been busy unpacking
Christmas decorations and December 2 are
having a "Spruce Party" to spruce up
Queensway with Christmas decorations,
Family and friends are welcome.
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