The Huron Expositor, 1989-10-25, Page 7Mensal] Kinettes za open mem ors 1i
Rieman Correspondent
SUSANIRMI MAN
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MENSAL'. UNITED CHURCNI
'The worshippers of Hensall United
Churchwere greeted by Mrs. Pat Cook.
;Ushers were Cecil Pepper and Bill Nonkes.
3tev. Wright told the children's story,
.assisted hy Fred the puppet, about never
ging npion praying, not to be discouraged
if prayers aren't answered'the way we want
them to lie. Linda Hartman read the old
testament and:epistle lessons. Mrs. Miller
.and Vicki.Bisbaek sang a duet "You are
near". The gospel lesson. was from Luke
18:1-8 with the sermon being "Bible study
'with the distdples" .
RemembranceDay service will be com-
bined ,with the Presbyterian church
November 5 at 9:45 am followed by
'presentation of wreaths at the Cenotaph.
The 33rd annual Toe Alpha Christmas
conference will be in Toronto. December
2740 for young people from ages 14-24-.
Contact Rev. Wright for more derails.
Anniversary services will be November
19. Guest speaker will be John King from
Landon Conference's Rural Life Consultant.
SHUFFLEBOARD
High six gabne winners were: Jay Ball
353; John Pepper 285 and Bruce Watson
263.
Dublin
High live :gamewinners were George
Dowson 260, Dave Kyle 340 and Jack Con -
skit 264.
ICININTES
On Wednesday, October 18, 1989 the
.Kinettes held .ttheir second meeting of the
year. They ttaavelled 'back to Zurich to
Erb's Country Kitchen and had a very
delicious.and enjoyable dinner there.
They returned to Bensall where they had
their meeting at Cindy Taylor's house. Bet-
ty Jinks was Cindy's co -hostess.
They had two guests from Goderieh and
one was. Zone K Coordinator Carol David-
son. She spoke for a few minutes on the
upcoming year. Also, Cindy Taylor from
Br ueefieldewas guest speaker. She gave a
presentation on Create -a Book, which are
personalized Children's .Books. The Kinet-
tes would like to thank these people for at-
tending the meeting.
On October 26, 1989 the Kinettes are go-
ing over to help entertain at the Hensall
Queensway Nursing Rome.
Now that Kinettes have been given open
membership they would welcome any
ladies aged 20-45 years of age to join the
club. They meet the third Wednesday of
the month. The next meeting will be held
at Carolyn Knight's 83 York Cr. Hensall.
Anyone interested in attending may phone
Betty Jinks or register at 262-3038 if you
are interested in coming out to the
meeting.
LEGION COMING EVENTS
Saturday, October 28 -"Halloween Dance
- Members and guests welcome.
TOGETHER WE WILL REMEMBER
Sunday, November 5 - Remembrance Day
Church Service. Presbyterian Church - 9:45
am. Door to Door Poppy Campaign.
Wednesday November 8 - General
Meeting - Zone Commander will be in atten-
dance. Saturday November 11- Community
Banquet - Everyone Welcome. Tickets are
on sale from any Legion Member.
Br. 468 congratulates the Remelt Legion
Ladies Auxiliary on their 40 years of ser-
vice to the Legion, veterans and
community.
BENSALL PARADE
Week of the Child parade winners were:
Stott Ferguson - pumpkin (most original),
Craig Hoover - policeman (most original),
A.J. Ferguson - bat, Daryl Bedard -
Mickey Mouse, Morgan Hoover - cat, Mat-
thew Forrest - cat, Lisa Forrest - witch,
Julie Rosenboom - witch, Katie Seaton -
clown, Lisa Rosenboom - clown, Ashley
Wright - clown, Cralg Bakker - clown,
Cara Gardner - football player, Melissa
Masse - cheerleader, Sarah Rosenboom -
Strawberry Shortcake, Brad Hartman
cowboy and Christie Hartman - indian.
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INTENDED FOR LAST WEEK
On October 3 the Dublin Junkhead
Judges (4-H Club) held their third meeting
at Charlene Delaney's home. Members
discussed where to take a trip to see how
food is prepared. The girls chose the
"Swiss Chalet" to go to in a week or so.
At their meeting through discussion they
discovered things about the dangerous
bacteria in leftovers and high tech ap-
pliances. On October 10 the fourth meeting,
each member brought a different dish. For
dessert they made dishes at Charlene's to
test microwave cooking. It was also Col-
leen Deloyer's birthday and she was
presented with a "surprise" when she ar-
rived at the meeting.
This week, October 17 the Dublin 4-11
Club visited the "Swiss Chalet" in Strat-
ford to watch the preparation of food. All
the girls found it to be very interesting to
go on a tour of the Stratford Restaurant,
and to watch just exactly what they go
through to prepare food for the public, as
well as all the precautions ' they take in do-
ing so.
The 4=H girls would like to send out a
special thank you to Sandra- Ballantyne
(General Manager) for giving this special
tour of the restaurant (Jolene Cronin Sec).
PERSONAL
Congratulations are in order for Louis
and Rika Brosens, from friends and
neighbours in Dublin and surrounding
district, on the occasion of their 35th wed-
ding anniversary (on Oct. 23). They woke
on Sat. a.m. to find their lawn graced with
The Dublin Catholic Women's League
Bazaar was well attended by ladies from
Dublin and surrounding district on Wednes-
day evening. Father Carrigan opened the
Bazaar with a few words of welcome
followed by step dancers Tanya Eckert
35 pink flamingos. Their daughter Dianne and Nancy McCall. A reading (Letter to
Brown and two children from Langley B.C. Son) was given wereby Joan eld and hen.
win -
are home with them for three weeks. The draws then held and theAlong with other members of their family hand of the ticket sales were: 1st prize2
- John and Gladys Brosens, Mitchell, Paul handmade quilt - Martina Meagher, 3rd
and Kathy Scott and Susan and Steven afghan - Mary Van Bakel,Poppe. Bornholm, 3rd
• Elliott, they enjoyed a family dinner at cash $25.00 - Annie
Robindales in Exeter. Raffle winners were 1. (grocery box
Also the people of Dublin wish to con- $50.00) - Hilda Menheere, Seaforth, 2nd
gratulate Andy Bader on his O.P.H.E.A. baby quilt - Yvonne Ducharme, Mitchell,
award. Andy is presently residing in an 3rd (Staffen's Gift Certificate $2&O0) - Kim
apartment at Millie Evans house here in Nyland, Dublin, 4th Decorative Bowl - Ann
Dublin. Kistner, Dublin, 5th Crystal Bell - Sharon
Katie Murray has returned home after Wolfe, Mitchell, 6th - Olympic Glasses -
spending a week in Stratford General Catharine Mabb, Mitchell.
Hospital. Your friends and neighbours all Door prizes lst Flower Arrangement -
wish you continuing good health. Eileen MacRae, 2nd 20 Loonies - Denise
Joe and Mamie Delaney were in Wind- Meagher, 3rd - Crystal Bell-- Aggie Aubin
sor to visit their son Jim and also Joe's - Kinker, 4th Frozen Chicken - Joan
sisters Ben and Anne Blonde and Evelyn . Schoonderwoerd, 5th Cheese - Anne
O'Neil. On their way home they attended Rowland, 6th Mums each to Mary M.
a musical at Althouse on Sat. night of Maloney, Seaforth and Theresa Anderson,
which their daughter Lucille was a Jennah Van Bakel, Dublin and Pearl
participant. Mueller, Logan.
Sympathy . from the community to
relatives and friends of Joe Flannigan who' Thanks was expressed from the Dublin
passed away last week. Funeral services C.W.L. to all ladies who attended.
were held this past Monday. Lunch was served by the C.W.L.
The "Aalton"III 44i meeting was held at
the home ;of Leanne Dolmage. It was open-
ed with! the ;fledge then discussion of a lit-
tle business: When that was finished
members got started on their cooking.
,Leanne Dolmage made snores, Laurie
Boven and Tonia McClure made carrots in
the microwave. Lori McClure and .Sharon
Godkin made Parmesan chicken, Heather
Billson made corn and Adana Billson and
Leanne Dolmage made corn in the
microwave.When that; rwas complete and
members had a taste7of the food, and did
a bit of work in next: week's lesson untilit
was time to golhome.
The next meeting will be held Thursday
night at Ruth ;Axtmann's house.
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