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Youth for Christ in 40th year of ministry
Henan Correspondent
SUSAN HARTMAN
262-2449
one visitor present.
Irene. Davis, president, was in charge.
Happy Birthday were sung to George
Dowson and Irdkne Finlayson. The quilt" and
The South Huron Youth for Christ afghan will be displayed at William's Hair
meetingat Brucefield Public School, had
styling.
the February meeting at 2 p.m.
an exremely well -attended rally this, guests will be the Zurich Seniors, The next
month. A large crowd turned out to watch
"A Man Called Norman", a fihn which
challenged those present to minister to all
that God has made, and to look beyond the
exterior of people.
The rally began with an exciting quiz,
won by Goderich with a score of 240.
Zurich had 160, followed by Auburn with
20. The crowd enjoyed a trio from
Goderich, as well.
The next rally will be a skating party at
Zurich Arena on February 17 at 7:15 p.m.
There will be a Winter Retreat at Circle C
Ranch February 9 to 11 at Delevan New
York.
This was an exciting beginning for the
New Year, South Huron YFC's, 40th year
of ministering to the South Huron Area.
SHUFFLEBOARD
Highest score on January 8 went to
George Dowson 328, Dave Woodward 299,
Walter Davis 270 and Eileen Dowson 266.
SENIOR NEWS
The Hensall Three Links Seniors met on
January 9 at 2 p.m. with 18 members and
card party is January 23 at 8 p.m.
Everyone is welcome.
Jeanette Turner, Eileen Anderson and
Eileen Ramie were in charge of cards and
served a delicious lunch. Winners of cards
ladies, Irene Davis, Helen Anderson, men's
card; Pearl Taylor, Hilda Payne. Lone
hands, Irene Finlayson, lucky chair Eileen
Dowson.
CHURCH
Sharon Dox>rgreted the worshippers
at Hensall United Church. She was assisted
by Rev. Wright.
Cathy Mann read the old testament and
epistle lessons. The children's story was
told by Rev. Wright about how we should
do the right things that we are expected
to do and all things work out for the bet-
ter. "Lord make us worthy" by Natalie
Sloth was sung by the choir. The sermon
title was "Who is Jesus" and the gospel
lesson was from John 1:29-35. Gerry Tra-
quir and Rick McGee were the ushers.
Next Sunday after worship there will be
fellowship and at 6:30 p.m. the annual con-
gregation meeting will be held with a
potluck supper followed by the business
meeting. Plan to attend. The Right
Reverend Sang Chill Lee Moderator of
United Church will speak at Exeter United
Church Friday January 19 at 8 p.m.
Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. Childr'each will
continue. Family of the Origin, speaker
Ron Mellish. Anyone interested is welcome
to attend these series.
CARMEL PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
The Carmel Presbyterian Church Women
held their regular meeting on January 14,
1990.
SECOND SUNDAY
AFTER EPIPHANY
Following the organ prelude, Rev. Mark
Gaskin called the congregation to worship.
The Sanctus and prayers and hymns were
next in order.
Rev. Mark gave a very interesting ser-
mon on "Rejection". The usual order of
service followed and there was a special
announcement. The week of prayers for
Christian unity services will be held on
Monday, January 29 at the Presbyterian
Church in Hensall.
These services are ecumenical and lay
people are encouraged to attend so that we
may celebrate what we have in common
with other Christians traditions. This
should be a very interesting service and
we welcome you.
Hospital Auxiliary Gift Shop realizes $8,000
The month of January was the annual
reports evening for the Seaforth Hospital
Auxiliary. Reports were given by all com-
mittee members and treasurers.
The Gift Shop realized an income of
over $8,000 last year. To all Gift Shop com-
mittee members a round of applause for a
job well done, and especially to Shirley
Dinsmore and Linda Huard for all the
book work. A special "Thank you", to
Susan Dick for the organizing of the Gift
Shop work Calendar, and to all those who
do the handcrafts, knitting and decorating
HOSPITAL
AUXILIARY
and work or help in anyway. "Thanks"
also to the staff for their patronage and
support.
Joan Chesney announced that a special
Heart and Stroke Foundation presentation
in the Physio Therapy Department will
take place on Tuesday, February, 6 1990.
Carol Bowker has extended and invitation
DubUUn resident wished speedy recovery
Dublin Correspondent
MRS, DON MACRAE
345.2843 or 345-2140
Friends of Jerome Murray wish him a
speedy recovery after surgery last week in
a Toronto Hospital. He is expected home
soon. Mrs. Olga Eckert's brother and sister -in -
Cyril and Rose Marie Murray, Waterloo, law, Jim and Dorothy Manfini from
were hostesses to another card party for Guelph visited with them one day last
their relatives and friends on Saturday week.
evening. Guests attending were Joe and Sorry about the wrong phone number of
Helen Nolan, St. Columban; Ron and the clerk's office. The correct number if
Theresa Murray, Ferg and Ann Kelly, Lou 345-2931, not 345-2391 as printed. Sorry for
and Therese Maloney, Mammy and Joe any inconvenience this may have caused.
Delaney, Dublin. Reported winners were
Joe Delaney, Helen Nolan and Ronald
Murray.
Home on the weekend with their parents
Joe and Olga Eckert were Joe, Jr., and
friend from Waterloo, Ann Hurley and
Rose Marie Borswick, Stratford. ,
Farm Safety worksho .i slated
Vincent Farm Equipment will be hosting
a Farm Women's Safety Workshop this
coming Saturday from 1 to 4 p.m. The
workshop, co-sponsored by Vincent's and
the Huron Farm Safety Association, is free
and open to any women, from the town or
country, who are interested in learning
about hazards and preventions in the far-
ming environment.
This is the first time in three years that
the annual workshop will be held in the
area. The last workshop at Vincent's Participants are advised to wear warm
hosted approximately 30 women. clothes and suitable footwear. It promises
Registration takes place at 1 p.m. and to be a useful and educational workshop.
coffee will be served. The clinics begin at
1:45 with a film, "How to ; ave an Acci-
dent", followed at 2:30 with a power take-
off and grain wagon demonstration.
Another film, dealing with tractor safe-
ty, will be shown. The remainder of the
afternoon will be devoted to fire safety,
and a fire fighting demonstration and
hazard search will be conducted from 3:30
until 4 p.m.
C
ASSI IEDS
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to be
held at
Seaforth & District
Community Centres
Saturday, Feb. 10
6:30 to 1:00
Dance in a Garden
Fantasy to
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Win a Romantic Trip for Two
arranged by Bauer Travel
The Travel Merchant
Proceeds to Seaforth Community
Hospital Building Fund
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Linda Huard should be contacted if you
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Marg Smale informed the ladies that an
Executive meeting is to take place on
Monday, January 22 at 7:30 p.m. in the
Board Room.
The membership has agreed to purchase
another Portable Dynamap at the cost of
$3,895 for use in patient care.
The January Mystery Prize was won by
Linda Huard. The next meeting will be
Tuesday, February 13, 1990. Roll call will
be a Valentine's Card to be given to the
patients.
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ATOM HOCKEY TOURNAMENT
16 TEAMS FROM SOUTHWESTERN ONTARIO
SEAFORTH & DISTRICT COMMUNITY CENTRES
SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 1990 -- CATEGORY "B"
81 - 8:00 A.M,
82 • 9:05 A.M.
83 • 10:10 A.M.
B4 • 11:15 A.M.
85 - 12:20 P.M.
B6 - 1:25 P.M.
87 - 2:30 P.M,
88 - 3:35 P.M.
B9 • 4:40 P.M.
Seaforth Houseleague vs. Mitchell
Stephen Township vs. Clinton
Zurich vs. Kitchener
Strathroy vs. Ripley
Loser B1 vs. Loser B2
Winner B1 vs. Winner 82
Loser 83 vs. Loser 84
Winner 83 vs. Winner B4
Consolation Final
Winner 35 vs. Winner 87
B10 - 5:45 P.M. Championship Final
Winner B6 vs. Winner 88
SUNDAY, JANUARY 21, 1990 — CATEGORY "A"
Al - 9:00 A,M. Seaforth vs. London
A2 - 10:05 A.M. Waterloo vs. Hanover
A3 • 11:10 A.M. Kincardine vs. Lucan
A4 • 12:15 P.M. Goderich vs. Strathroy
A5 • 1:20 P.M. Loser Al vs, Loser A2
A6 - 2:25 P,M, Winner Al vs. Winner A2
A7 • 3:30 P.M. Loser A3 vs. Loser A4
A8 - 4:35 P.M. Winner A3 vs. Winner A4
A9 • 5:40 P.M. Consolation Final
Winner A5 vs, Winner A7
Championship Final
Winner A6 vs. Winner A8
GOOD LUCK TO ALL TEAMS AND HAVE A GREAT TOURNAMENTI11
Al0 - 6:45 P.M.
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FRIDAY, JAN. 19 8:00-12:00
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