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l orothy Brintnell wins Hensel! shuffleboard
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IlensallCorrespondent Guest speaker to be Aileen Knight. Everyone SKATING CARNIVAL
VELMA ROBINSON welcome. An excellent time was held Sunday
252-3205 IIENSALLBANTAMS afternoon when the United Church congrega-.
The Hensall Bantams were victorious this tion held their annual skating carnival and pot
On Thursday afternoon 19 attended
n shuffleboard. The big winner of the day was
, r, Dorothy Brintnell with 229. She won every
game. Other winners were Gertle Moir 224,
1 John Pepper 209, Vera Ross 186.
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Northcrest tenants enjoyed a potluck
supper on Thursday evening.
CARMEL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
The annual meeting of Carmel Presbytey-
" ian Church was held on Thursday with a good
1' number in attendance. Rev. Kenneth Knight
chaired the evening with Helen Thiel acting
as secretary. Various reports were read and
approved, namely Kirk Session, Church
choir, P.C.W. Arnold Circle, Congregational
Statement, Trustees and Cromhenex. Al
.Hoggarth reported from the nominating
committee. Jim and Marj Love would remain
as auditors. Clarence and Aldeen Volland
would serve as treasurers, Marlene Bell and
Harry Moir would remain as trustees, and
Jim Love and Ken Pollock would serve on the
Board of Managers along with Helen Thiel,
Ann Mousseau, Ellis Stewart and Russell
Faber.
It was announced Rev. Rodney Ferguson of
London will be the guest speaker at the
anniversary service of Carmel on Sunday,
May 25 at 11 a.m.
After some discussion on various other
subjects pertaining to the health and welfare
of the church, the meeting was adjourned and
lunch was enjoyed by all.
On Sunday Carmel Presbyterian Church
met at 11:30 a.m, with Rev. Kenneth Knight
in the pulpit. Dorothy Taylor accompanied
the hymns at the piano. Rev. Knight's
sermon was entitled "Why are People
Hungry?"
Bulletin Announcements: The World Day
of Prayer will be held at Carmel Presbyterian
Church, Hensall Friday, March 7 at 2 p.m.
week as they hosted and defeated Mitchell luck supper. The activities on the ice were in
9-0 on January 29, It looked like it was Rob the charge of Chuck Mallette and Gary Kyle
Wareing's night in Hensall as the young and the potluck supper was in charge of
goalie recorded his second shut out of the Evelyn Elder and Barbara Gackstetter, Prizes
year and assisted on three goals. Brian Moir were given for the largest family on ice and
assisted by Andy Phillips and Chris Campbell went to the Al Corbett family. The oldest
opened the scoring within seconds of the Person on ice wap Elva Forrest, and the
opening faceoff. It was to be Moir's first of youngest on ice was Kevin Dickins. Harold
four as neither he nor the rest of the team let and Dorothy Parker were the couple married
up. Thegoalscorers were B. Moir, 4 goals, J. the longest, Appreciation goes to the
Imanse 2 goals, C. Campbell 1 goal, 1 assist; Christian DevelopmentCommittee for organ -
W . Scotchmere 1 goal; R. Taylor, 1 goal, 4 izing L.., h an excellent event for the
assists; R. Volland, one assist; J. Dickens, 2 congregation.
assists and R, Wareing 3 assists.
OUEENSW AY NURSING HOM E
On Monday, January 27 Queensway
Nursing Home residents enjoyed playing
Bingo. '
On Tuesday afternoon Rev, Kenneth
Knight provided .them with their weekly
church service. Dorothy Taylor was the
pianist.
On Wednesday morning Judy Parker and
Irene Swart instructed the Ceramic Club. It
was a very interesting and enjoyable morning
for all who attended, Later that afternoon
several of the residents competed in bowling
at Town and Country Bowling Lanes in
Zurich, Muriel Gunning got the ladies high
score and Albert Miazga got the men's high
score.
On Thursday the Residents Council had
their first meeting of 1986 and voted in its
new executive, The results were: Chairper-
son Albert Miazga, Vice Chairperson Neil
Regan, Secretary, Dale Gooding, and Trea-
surer Albert Miazga.
On Thursday evening several residents
enjoyed the movie presentation called, "The
Cure" featuring Charlie Chaplin.
On Friday the ladies enjoyed a Social Tea in
the Activity Room. Everyone was busy
discussing the earth tremor that occurred
that morning.
MID WINTER SPECIALS -
The boys travel to Zurich tonight for an 8
p.m. game.
Minor hockey day is Saturday, Feb, 22 and
the minor hockey dance is March 8.
YOUTH SUNDAY
Youth Sunday was observed at the United
Church on Sunday morning with an excellent
attendance of members of the different Youth
. Groups. Worshipping with their leaders were
the Beavers, the Messengers, the Cubs, The
Explorers, the Scouts, the C.G.I.T. and the
Venturers.
Mr. McDonald conducted the service and
his children's story was co-operation. His
sermon topic was "W hat Children Owe Their
Parents."
During the service Victoria Bisback and
Robert Gackstetter sang solos. Donald
Stebbins greeted the congregation and
Randy Parker, Michael McGregor, Rod
Parker and Cecil Pepper were the ushers.
Norma Pryde was organist for the service.
Following the service a fellowship hour was
held with the worship committee hosting it.
Next Sunday, the Rev. Charles Scott of
London will be the guest minister. Everyone
is looking forward to having this outstanding
preacher.
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Now be quiet' is Kippen church theme
Kippen Correspondent
MARGARETHOGGARTH
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Rev. Lorne Keays presided in the pulpit of
St. Andrew's on Sunday, February 2. Mary
Moffatt accompanied the hymns on the
organ. Rev. Keays sermon was entitled
' Now -Be Quiet".
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