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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1980-10-16, Page 15NOW THAT LOOKS GOOD—Terry Johnston, of RR 2, Seaforth and his son Eric, 5, are served, generous helpings of • beef by Mrs. Marjorie Caldwell at the - Brucefield supper last Wednesday. C7Che:113.1°enselentMickle, MRS. Bertha.11/faeGREGQR Hamilton spent part of the Thanksgiving weekend with his mother Mrs. Laird Mickle and they both were guets Sunday and Monday with her daughter and 'son-in-law Mr. and Mrs; • RoSs MacMillan and family in Waterloo.. INTERMEDIATE HOCKEY AGAIN Hensall Minor Athletic Association Met October 6th. The dance on 'October 18th was discussed and tickets passed put with Andy Imanse looking after tickets. There will be free Slating Saturday ----morning-from40 — 'Un It ed Church Skate-A-thon•onOctobe‘rve2r5e. (Ph OtO Oke) Coaches and managers picked for the hockey teams. • _ ANOTHER CUP'OF COFFEE?—Debble Rourke of Clinton and Gayle Pepper of Brucefleld are served' coffee by, Jack, tienderson at the Brucelleld United Church supper last Wednesday. (Photo by Oke) OH, LOOK AT THOSE PIES Grace Pepper of Brucefield arrives at the United Church with Iwo of the delicious -looking pies which she baked for the beef dinner held at the church last Wednesday. (Photo by Oke) and area There will be an intermediate Hockey Tournament again this year November 28; 29 30th. The'group would like to see more people at its next plans were well under way meeting Monday, November for ladies' Sunday, October Vice -President Cheryl Please turn to par 23 3 at 7 p.m. 26th when Mrs. Kenneth Webber opened the meeting WNI.S.-HOLD-THANKS--- bY - the --Seserseteurs— ' Ladies' Aid which followed after reading a Thanksgiving message she led in prayer. Mrs. R. -Taylor reported also to 'Westminister Hospital. It was decided to • have The "Money Doll" again this year, Iva Reid, sports convener, reported on the bowling tournaments. Flowers were Sent to Life :Members for Thanksgiving. FALL RALLY HELD AT . CARMEL CHURCH The Fall Rally of the District W.M.S. was held in 4H MEETIN IN UNITED Carmel Presbyterian Chumh, - Hensall Ocotber 8th with a CHURCH Hensall #2 4-H club met , good attendance. The Pre- sident Mrs. McAllister of Septernber 30th at Hensall :Auburn conducted the; United Church. : GIVING MEETING The W.M.S. of Carmel Presbyterian Church held its Thanksgiving meeting on Monday evening with Mrs. Robert M. Bell in charge of the Devotional. Mrs. E. Rannie read a passage of Scripture "Always Give Thanks To Our Lord and Saviour" and Mrs. Alex McGregor read a passage containing the words "Dear God We Thank Thee". Mrs. Robert Bell gave message on "Thanksgiving" and led in prayer. The President Mrs. Harvey. Hyde gave a Thanks- giving poem. The Glad Tiding subscription are now due. An invitation was received from the Senior W.M.S. and Barbara Kirkman Auxiliary in Seaford' for, their Fall Thank -Offering on Oct. 16th at 2 p.m. the visiting committee for October are Mrs. Skea and Mrs. Wm: Bell. The Annual Baiaar will be held November 1st at 3 p.m. Mrs. Hyde closed the3 meeting with the Benediction. Mrs. Al Hoggarth pre- sided for the meeting of the speaker, and a ladies choir will provide music, The Annual Bazaar will be held on Saturday, November 1 at 3 p.m. The next meeting will be held on November 3. CHISELHURST U.C.W. TO HAVE A BAZAAR The Chiselhurst U.C.W. met October 7 in the school- room of the Church. The President Mrs. Mary Brintnell read a poem "Bless This Home". Vera Ross con- ducted the Thanksgiving worship. Dorothy Brintnell read "Counting Our Blessings at Thanksgiving". The annual Bazar will be held Wednesday, October 29th at 3 p.m. in the church school- room, members were as- signed their various duties for the afternoon. Helen Roberts had the study "To Be a Christian in Japan" 4bd showed a souvenir brought back from Japan by her cousin, a Missionary to that country for 27 years. Mrs. E. Kinsman gave a reading entitled "Joy" by Mother Teresa. Dorothy Brintnell and Shirley Kerslake served lunch. Brucefield ladies plan Dutch auction .Tuckersinith Unit 1 met Monday evening Oct. 13. Mrs. Stoll and Mrs. McCart- ney took the Devotions in the absence of Mrs. Doreen 'Mustard and Mrs. Violet Ross. Mrs. Ann Broadfoot at the piano. Mrs. Beatrice Stoll read the scripture. Mrs. Hazel McCartney gave hcr topic on the Time of Remem- brance asking. What is your Life? and said be thankful for life. and its benefits includ- ing the ability to work. Mts. McCartney. the President.. we/corned 14 members and 1 tor The minutes were read by Mrs. Stoll and tile roll call was answered by a Thaoksgi% ine Verse. Thank you cards were read tram Mrs. Helen Dallas and Nor- man and Mildred, Walker. Thanks went out to the ladies for their most fitting decora- tion of the church for Thanks- giving Sunday. An extra collection will be taken to add to the , present aillection for the year at the next meeting. November 10. The President thanked all for their nelp at the recent .Beef Supper. A Dutch Auctkm was held as the October project. report by Donna Zwaan. Secretary for this meeting will be Joanne Pepper. Leader Nancy McNab discussed "How to use a slow cooker and A pressure cooker.14 The Leader demonstrated how to make Cabbage Rolls and all members participated. Press Reporter Carolyn Knight LEGION AUXILIARY MEETS The Hensall , Ladies' Legion Auxiliary met on Tuesday evening with Vice - President Mice Neilands pre-, siding in the absence of the President Mrs. Beatrice Uyl whois in hospital. Donations were voted to the CNIB and person Correspondent RENA CALDWELL Grace McBride has re- turned from the hospital. - The R.R. #2 and #3 of Kippen had a new mail man, Mrs. Murray Baker who took the mail for a couple of days last week. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Jones and family, Hillier, Ontario last week- end. Mr. and Mrs. A.rnold Gackstetter, Guelph called • on •Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones of last week. The newest styles in ladies' fall dress shoes. Now 20% Off fi until Saturday Oct. 25 MAIN STREET • SEAFORTH 527-1110 4011111910.11911110.1199.19.1111•11EL ATTENTION: G A BIG ONE Mayors,fire Chiefs, AT OUR. • • Police Chiels,Medical Office's of Health, Municipal Emergency Planners. Register now to attend a conference entitled Emergency Preparedness for the Eighties. This important confer- ence will deal with practical issues facing all those involved in emergency planning in government and industry ) Issues to be covered include the nature of emergencies • N and the capabilities of response; the role of the local emergency planner and the responsibility of elected officials. The Mississauga train derailment will be used as an example of the sort of emergency for which you must be A HEARTY MEAL—Enjoying the beef dinner at Brucefield Unit'ed Church Wednesday night are (left to right) Bertha McGregor. Mary Helen McLachlan, and her daughter Susan, aged two -and -a -half. There were 740 diners at the church supper. (Photo by Oke) PANCAKE SAUSAGE BREAKFAST SMALL MIRACLE CONDITIONER 1 29 zorni ONLV II RiCOOTHBRUSH - ONLY 94 FAIHRU FRESHENER ONLY 9.94 135 TABLETS PEAK FREAN COOKIES 29. • HENSALL DISTRICT CO—OP 262-3002 4 -4. .411f TRIA.NG LE DISCCILINTmot IMRE, GODUCIH/MAIN COINER. CUNTON/MAIN,CORNER, SEAFORTH prepared. Emergency Preparedness for the Eighties. 4ovember 16-19,1980, at the Harbour Castle Hilton, Toronto. To register, phone (416) 961-6505. Telex 06-986766. Ask for Emergency Conference Secretariat Address is: Emergency Conference, Conference Secretariat, 112 St Clair Ave. West, Suite 303, Toronto, Ontario M4V 2Y3. Please note—the date for this Conference is November 16-19, 1980 at the Harbour Castle Hilton, Toronto, not October as printed in last4 week's advertisement. Sponsored by the Ontario Government and the Association of Municipalities of Ontario. •