The Huron Expositor, 1986-11-12, Page 9Bethel ladies host
Queensway bingo
Last Monday • afternoon residents of
Queensway Nursing Home had the pleasure
of welcoming back the Bethel Reformed
Church ladies who are running this month's
Monday bingo sessions. It was a fun
afternoon because after residents played
bingo, they sot around and sang some
favorite hymns.
Tuesday morning marked the beginning of
the ceramic club. Lillian Baker came in to
volunteer and help begin the 1986-87 ceramic
season.
On Wednesday afternoon residents held
the weekly church service.; George Cowan
came in and gave a Beautiful service, while
Joyce
PHealth Career on
the piano.
Aides from
The Conestoga
College held a Varietpf Show starring the
Explorers group from Londesboro. They
stepdanced, sang and played the piano. it
was a super hour of entertainment that will be
remembered for a long time.
The movie of the week was "Gorillas." It
was about the raising of gorillas in captivity
and then reintroducing them to the wild. It
was really interesting yet strange to see this
animal in two very different environments.
Finally on Friday it was fashion day at
Queensway. Geri -Fashions from London
came to visit. Along with browsing trying on
and buying. residents also enjoyed o fashion
show. Some residents modelled the latest
fashions. for all to see it was a very enjoyable
afternoon.
THE HURON EXPOSITOR, NOVEEMBLH 12, 1988 T A9
ANNUAL MEETING
in the Clinton Town Hall Auditorium
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26
AT 8:00 P.M.
for the purpose of receiving reports and financial
statements for the year ending on September
30th, 1956 electing Directors and Credit Commit-
tee officers, appointing auditors; for the purpose
of amending sy-Laws and of transacting all other
business of an Annual Meeting. Lunch will follow
the meeting. Door Prises.
Clinton Community
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HENSALL AND AREA
Downtown Hansali has spirit
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SUSAN HARMAN
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The Christmas spirit was in evidence
Sunday in downtown Mensal!, A great .
number of ilensall and area residents visited
the Christmas Open House at the Birch Tree,
The Flower Basket and Spinning W heel,
where they enjoyed the hospitality and
bargains.
The Village W alk celebrated their Grand
Opening on Friday with a ribbon -cutting
ceremony at 2 p.m. followed by refresh-
ments.
Voliand's Meat Market is celebrating their
second anniversary.Congratulations Keith
l's
and Dorothy on being part
thriving downtown.
HOCKEY YOUTH
Hensall's two youngest hockey teams
began their season schedules on Saturday.
The r biggest
rivals Huron beganes ar9-3by 8 in the morn ng. In the
evening the Novice teams soundly defeated
Goderich by a score of 9.2, Congratulations to
all the boys and coaches on a great start. .
UNIT III
The November meeting of Unit ill United
Church Women was held last Tuesday
afternoon with Marg Upshall presiding.
A workbee was held in the morning for the
making of old-fashioned Christmas decora-
tions,
The worship was conducted by Beatrice
Munn, Plans were finalized for the bazaar on
Friday, November 21 at 3 p.m. Loretta Riley
gave the study. Pearl. 'Taylor read several
poems. The December meeting was reviewed
and members were reminded of the Christ-
mas gift exchange.
The meeting was closed with the benedict-
ion. Hostesses were Sheila Corbett and
Phyllis Parsons.
SIIUFFLEBOARD
The Happy Pushers had a good time
shuffling on Thursday, November (1 at the
Honsall Arena.
Ladies high scores were: Pearl McKnight
314, Mary Buchanan 311, Eileen Dowson
277. Men's high scores: Dave Kyle 369,
George O0Wson
IIOnTieuUPUIiA1.SOCIETY •
The Hwillall betlholdingnd t theict r rticultural
Society'Monday
Christmas
e
ed
Church M m E>veiyoneiis welcomer o
Church at 8 p•
come and hear the guest speaker, Jane
k on Food Preservation,
Muegge, ap��
All membe►s'whoare present will receive
theirall for premium,
oyyut thecvillage fflowerb dinth bulb. s ato
nd
preparing them for winter.
UNIT IV
Nan Britton opened the November meeting
of Unit IV U.C.W. with a Cali to Worship.
The devotional was given by Rena
Caldwell.
Minutes were read and adopted. Roll call
was answered by 14 members and 49 visits
were recorded. The treasurer made her
report. The offering was dedicated by Nan
Britton.
Hazel Luther gave a reading which was
very thought provoking.
The general meeting will be December 1
with Unit 4 provide lunch, va Forrest and
Sadie F oyto are to continue in Church in
Society. Mabel Shirray is the representative
to the nominating committees, Mary Alex-
ander to Leadership Christian Development,
Mary Alexander gave an account of a
graduate student who lived among the Inuit
and teamed first hand of their fight
for
survival against Southern Influence.
SLATE OF OITIC 1A2S FOR 1987
Unit Leader - Nan Briton, Assistant
Leader, Elva Forrest, Secretary, Sadie Hoy,
Assistant Leader, Rena Caldwell, Treasurer,
Elva Forrest, Assistant, Nell Riley, Card
Convener, Mary Roobol, Social Functions,
Evelyn Flynn and Eileen Rannie; Pianist,
Dorothy Mickle, Assistant. Mabel Shirray.
NOR'TIICRIST NEWS
Ida Dickers, and daughter Merle McLellan
of Kippen visited in Toronto last weekend
with ide's granddaughter Robin McLelland,
Ernie and Olga Chipchase attended the
funeral of Ernie's uncle In Thamesford last
Thursday.
Pearl McKnight, with Virginia and Carl
Elg of Atwood, visited on Sunday with Nelson
McClinchey of Brantford.
Rose Pyke spent last weekend with her
friend Aimee Millin in Toronto.
Sixteen attended potluck last Monday and
a good time was had by all,
THE KIPPFIELD 4-H Calf Club won the Cook's Division of Gerbro Corporation award for the
champion 4-H white bean exhibit held at the Seaforth Fall Fair. Accepting the award on
behalf of the Klppfleld Club was Steve Johnson. Presenting the award at the 4-H Awards
night held at Central Huron Secondary School on November 8 was trio wrence Bone.
THE KIPPFIELD 4-H Calf Club was awarded the W.G. Thompson and Sone Limited trophy,
donated by W.G. Thompson of Honaatl, for their champion 4-H grain exhibit at the Seaforth
Fall Falr. Accepting the trophy for the club was Ben Rathwoli a1 the Huron County 4-H
Awards Night hold et Centre, Huron Secondary Schooi on November er . e Davis photo)
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