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roan with 21 ladies, Father Hardy was Held on Saturday Cciammimat the
and two quests proaurt.dt were won by C3t+c
An invitation was received Wiz Spot
St. James bazaar in Seaford) at the sad Cathy O'Reilly and Judy and
school on November 24 from 2 to 4 warren Bcue mann. Door proms
p.m. A donation will be sent to the were woby Bili Devereaux, Maria
Right to Life, Stratford to be used Vogel: add Monica Bowden.
towards advertising. ABOUT PEOPLE
Upcoming events include: a St. Jarundcc Murray has returned
Nicolas y on December 2; home from s week spent in Hawaii.
C.W.L. C party on Decxrn- Helen Warren of Moose Jaw,
ber 10 and the Federation din na en Saskatchewan is speridbg 12 days
November 13 in the parish hall. with Cootie Ryan of St. Columban
Margaret O'Reilly gave a detailed and Cecil and Beuy Warren of
report on Deanery meeting held at Shakespeare.
Si Joseph's Catholic church in On the weekend Marg and J. D.
Stratford recently. MacRae, Jenny and Ivan of Lon-
Following
the moving quest don; Jim and Pat Subject, Carrie,
7= Elsie Willens of All Ryan, Jeff and Nathan and Louise
11, Seaforth and Danica Ryan and Shannon Ward of
McNichol of Mary Kay Cosmetics Kitchener; Don and Brenda Ryan,
and Skin Care, were introduced. Matthew, Stephen, David and An -
Model for a new hair cut and style gala of London; John and Mary Jo
and make over was Mary Maloney. Nelson of Lucknow; Gerry and
On behalf of the ladies, Mary Karen Ryan, Jason Amanda and
Coyne thanked the guests and Jeremy and Debbie Core visited
presented them with a gift. with Cecilia Ryan, Helen Warren
A successful Harvest Dance spon- and Mark Rvan
St. Columban
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LEGION NEWS
The Hensall Legion has begun its
fall activities. The fist dice meat
roll was held in October. First prize
winner was Darlene Lawrence
(Uy1), second was Bill Taylor, third
was Bryan Fink, fourth was Bob
Breen and fifth was Doug St. Louis.
At the Halloween dance prizes
went to Bob and Debbie Lawrence,
Glenn and Elaine Cooper and
Gaynor Mullen.
On November 3, 30 members
took a bus tour to other legions in
the area. Thanks to Seaforth, Brus-
sels, Harriston, Wingham, Blyth
and Clinton for their hospitality.
Canvassers were out in Hensall
November 8 selling poppies. On
Sunday November 11 there was a
Remembrance Day parade at 10:30
a.m. and at 7:00 p.m. a banquet was
held at the Hensall arena.
CRAFT SHOW
THE tiLAON EXPOb1 TOA. t 4. 1000- i9
PICKING FAVORITES? - Tricia Jansen and Nicole Munro were
lust two of a number of people to take advantage of an Open
House held at Primrose and Panache on November 4. Could k be
the two girls were making their Christmas lists? Robinet photo.
's craft, bake sale attracts 343
Three hundred and fourty-three
people passed through the doors at
the second annual minor hockey
craft show and bake sale on Satur-
day, November 10. The sale went
from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and offered
its viewers quilts, and assortment of
knitted items, wooden crafts,
ceramics, scarves, wreaths, need-
lepunch and a create -a -book centre
just to mention a few.
There was a draw for door prizes.
First prize, a lighted christmas
wreath, was won by Anita Cooper.
Second prize, a cut -wash -perm, was
won by Cheryl Freiter. Third prize,
a decorated birthday cake, was won
by L.eeanne Erb; and fourth prize, a
fruit basket, was won by Joyce
Bailey.
NEW CORRESPONDENT
If you have an upcoming event
and would like to put in the paper
please call Vanessa Cook at 262-
3026 or drop the information off at
her home, 120 King St. Apt. 8
before Sunday at 8 p.m. so it can
be in the paper the following Wed-
nesday.
SHUFFLEBOARD
Hensall's highest score in Shuf-
fleboard this week, November 6,
went to Eileen Dowson with a score
of 495.
Glad Livsey scored 452, Ellen
Coutts scored 440, Isabel Rogerson
scored 431, and Walter Spencer
scored 407.
The high five game winners were
Pearl McKnight with a score of 290
and John Pepper with 284.
YOUTH FOR CHRIST RALLY
The monthly Youth for Christ
Rally was held on Saturday,
November 3 at Huron Centennial
School in Brucefield. Four quiz
teams from Auburn, Goderich and
Zurich answered questions from
Knights of Columbus hold memorial
MRS. EILEEN M•cRAE
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The annual Memorial Mass of the - -
Father Stephen Eckert Council 5289
was held on Sunday night in the
council chambers in St. Columban.
Mass was celebrated by Chaplain
Father Hardy. Brother Ewart Wil-
son, church activity chairman, was
in charge. He introduced three
readers for the eulogies of the three
deceased members who died the
past year: Frances Denome
Bluewater read the eulogy for his
father, brother Matthew Denome;
Pte. Joe Ryan, currently working in
Camp Borden, read the eulogy for
his brother Paul Ryan; and Deputy
Grand Knight Don J. MacRae read
the eulogy for Louis Looby, Sr.
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Guests were present from
Bluewater, Zurich, Waterloo,
Seaforth, St. Columban and Dublin.
* * *
Mrs. Katie Murray has returned
home after spending a
home a few days
with Frank and Louise Maloney in
Kitehensr.- * ••-•••,
Mrs. Murray's brother Mr. Philip
Flanigan, Toronto, has been with
her for a few days last week.
Bill and Marj Evans were home
with their mother Millie Evans last
week.
***
Home with Joe Eckert on the
weekend were Joe Jr., and friend
from Toronto, Rose Marie Borys-
wick, Stratford, and Judy Emm
from Stratford. Barbara Canning
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spending some time with her father
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Four boys from the Bantseev
family of 10 children, who came to
Canada in May 1989 and now
reside in Lucan, shared testimonies
and led in worship playing choruses
on their instruments.
They told of a time back in
Siberia when they had to worship
underground and how through the
difficult times God was their
refuge. They encouraged the young
people present to stand up for what
they believe in while they still have
the freedom to do so.
The next Rally will be on Decem-
ber 1.
HORTICULTURAL NEWS
The Hensall Horticultural Society
is holding its next meeting on Mon-
day, November 19 at 8 p.m. at the
Hensall United Church. Guest
speaker will be Rae Whytock from
London.
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