The Huron Expositor, 1978-11-23, Page 18The Hensall and District
Kinetics met at the home of
Debbie Regier for their•
November meeting. Mrs,
-Sharon Fink led in the
Kinette song, all members
being present.
Discussion centred on,
visiting shut-ins for
Christmas and holding a
Christmas party fox the
children at the Public School
on December .9 when the
Theatre Arts Group from
S.H.D.H.S. Exeter will be
entertaining. The Kinettes
are also selling tickets on a
draw for baby quilts made by
Joy Fink.
The next meeting will be
held at the Pizza Factory
Exeter on December 6. Th
is to be "Bring a guest
night",
Anthony Gelderland and
Mrs. Jean Adenen, Ridge-
town visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Sim Roobal on Tuesday
of last week.
Sim Roobal was admitted
to South Huron Hospital,
Exeter on. Saturday evening .
and transferred to St.
Joseph's Hospital, London
on Sunday.
Mrs. Carl Payne is a
patient in 'Seaforth
Community Hospital where
she is undergoiyg surgery.
Mr. and Mrs. IRay McNoll
and •son of Fergus visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Oesch on Sunday.
Hensall Sales Barn was
active again on Thursday
with steady to lower prices.
Supply consisted mainly of
heifers and steers. Fat cattle;
steers, $63.50' - $68.25;
heifers $58.50 - $67.75; cows,
, $42.00 - $52.50; Pigs, $48.00
- $66.50.
nettes
ill host
mas
arty
Brucefield UCW takes 77
to bowling and supper
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Nursery school
tours fire hall
When you mix children and a .fire
station, the reaction is instant delight.
This was evident last week when the
children from Hensall Nursery School
dropped in to tour the Hensall fire station
on Thursday morning.
Fire chief Jim Hyde wisely didn't waste
any time explaining the intricacies of a
volunteer fire department to the kids -
instead he and fireman Gary Maxwell
passed around firemen's hats and let the
children scramble over the fire trucks to
their hearts' content.
It was soon obvious whicbof the four fire
department trucks proved the most popu-
lar. Hensall's antique 1926 truck, which
has been on loan to the Goderich Pioneer
Museum until recently, won hands down.
Not only,was the truck, far smaller than
today's fire engines, built a little closer to
the ground, so the children could scramble
on and off with ease, but also, the truck
had a siren that the kids could actually
operate.
The kids cranked away at the old
fashioned siren, which produced a dull
whine, while mothers and helpers tried to
keep an eye on the mittens and hats that
were tossed aside in the excitement.
All in all, the visit to the fire station was
undoubtedly an unqualified success!
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hospital.
We are pleased to report Hospital.
that Greg McGregor is impro- Mr. '& Mrs. Lindon were-to
ving after surgery in Clinton Toronto for the weekend.
Will pack bales
including One from Mr. and
Mrs. W. Keys for' the
beautiful plant received on
their 50th anniversary from
the Tuckersmith Unit. A
thank you note was read •from
the Heart Fund for donation
in memory of the late Mrs.
Marion Sholdice.
The Dec. meeting will be
on Dec. 1 ltb followed by a
group dinner. The general
meeting dinner will be held
Dec. 5th at 12:30 and on Dec.
6 boxes will be packed for the
Steel Inc. After the meeting a
bake sale was held with Doris
Sillery and Grace Chapman
as auctioneers. $37.20 was
raised.. Lunch was served by
Mrs. Anne Broadfoot and her
helpers.
Noble Grand Mrs. Hazel
Corbett presided for . the
regular meeting of Amber
Rebekah Lodge on Wednes-
dau evening assisted by the
Vice Grand Mrs.'. Elizabeth
Riley, who reported for the
visiting committee. Mrs.
Maggie Campbell Jr, P.N.G.
gave a report of the meeting
which she and the Vice
Grand attended in Clinton
Lodge Hall on' making'
arrangements for the
"Speak-Off" for the United
Nation Trip. In, the absence
fo the Treasurer, Mrs.
Hazel Corbett gave the
Financial Report.
Arrangements were made for
the Bazaar, Bake Sale and
Tea on November 18th, with
,Conveners and assistants
appointed for the different
booths. Plans were made to
at the Queensway
Nursing Home were Gert and
Alberta Vos visited with Ale-
eta Kats. Bill and Vina
Parker, Bayfield visited
Clara Featherston.
Mrs. Dave Bishop, Mr .
!Charles Funnel, and Joan
Betteridge visited Irene
Kalbfleisch. Mike Hully,
Kingston' visited Tena Hully,
Mrs. Wi Robinson, Lee &
Anna McConnell, Olive
Stephenson, 'Gordon John-
have test the capacity to
enjoy creation, preferring
darkness to light. Man must
step from the darkness into
light.
Mrs. Donna St. John was
soloist. singing "Songs of
gladness" nd accompanied
on the piano by Dr. Ralph.
The Juveniles travelled to
Brussels Tuesday night and
played to a 4-4 tie. Grant
Love opened the scoring at
the 13:57 mark assisted by
Terry Bedard, but Brussels
came' back to even the score.
Brian Baker picked up' a pass
from Steve .Grainger and
fired it past the goalie just to
have the Brussels team come
back to even the score at 2-2.
In the third period
Brussels went ahead 3-2 but
Hensall came back • strong
With two quicicgoals, the first
from Dave Cann assisted by
Grant Love and. Steve
Grainger and the second by
Brian Baker set up by
Darrell Preszcator. Brussels
came back late in the game to
The CO6king Monsters,
Heiman 4-H Club #1 met in
the United Church Hall for
their seventh meeting on
Tuesday, November ;14, They
divided into two groups and
each group had to read a
story and say what was
wrong with it. Next they
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The Rev. James R. Broadfoot B.A., M.Div.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 26TH, 1978
Sunday next before Advent
10 a.tn. Morning Prayer
Introduction of Candidates for Confirmation
4. 7 p.m. Service of Confirmation & Holy Communion
Guest Celebrant The Rt, Rev. Geoffrey Parke-Taylor
Suffragan Bishop of the Diooese of Huron
Area congregations are invited to take advantage of
the church directoryto announce their church services
each week. Church directory announcements are
available for a inijninutm of 26 consecutive weeks in
units of two colunin inches at $2 per unit. Changes in
topy shay be image each week but 'must be received
ibefore tick% on luesctity. ,
I will attend the butiness management seminar
Entertainment was the
order for the evening when
the Three Links Senior
Citizens of Hensall held their
November ., meeting - on.
Tuesday, November 14 in the
1.0,0.F. Hall. Topping the -
rogramme, was Dr. Rodur
hitman. of Seaforth Aso
sh wed his pictures of a
recent trip to the British Isles
with emphasis on the
flowcrs and gardens they
visited. . .
Supplying music for
the programme were Mary
Drysdale and Melanie Lov ell
who played their guitars and
sang two songs; and NelsOn.
Howe and Miss Mary Broad-
foot who played their guitars
and sang two songs, and
Nelson Howe arid Miss Mary
Broadfoot who -had all' toes
tapping with their square
dance,.,•tunes._ on violin and
piano. 32 members and six
visitors were present.
Rev. T. Garnett Husser
continued his sermon on the
Creation at the morning
service at Hensall United
Church on Sunday, Novem-
ber 19 preaching on, "Let
there be light". Light is good
and beautiful; the story of
creation is of light, of joy and
happiness. As men have lost
sight of their creator so they
hold the Christmas Party on
Wednesday, December 6th
with an exchange of gifts.
Euchre Bingo. was , played
following the meeting and a
,social hour enjoyed by all.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Corbett
spent the weeked81 with the
latter's brother and sister-in-
law, Mr. and MrS. Morris
Taylor at Kilworthy. They
were accompanied home b y
Miss Pat Taylor of London.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Taylor,
Bill Taylor, Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Corbett attended the
funeral of Mrs: Clinton
Brown and visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Ross Brown and
family at Newtbnville on
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Duncan
of Toronto called on friendS
here last week.
in their books.
the Metric Maids,
Hensall 4-H Club #2, met in
the United Church, Hensall,
for theirs seventh meeting on
Tuesday, November 14. The
meeting began by all judging
some varieties of tea biscuits
and picking out the best
ones. Afterwards, groups of
two were formed and Mrs.
Pepper read about 4H. The
meeting concluded on
Wednesday when the club
went to Mrs. Pepper's to
play in a skit.
Topp who also played the
organ for the service.
Advent Communion will
be held on Sunday, Decem-
ber 3,
Flowers at the side of the
pulpit were in memory of
Mrs. Dorothy Munroe,
placed there by her family.
ston, Pere -and Clara John-
ston, Elmer and Margaret
Stephenson visited with Rus-
sell Erratt.
The Reformed Church,
Exeter entertained the re-
sidents with music and Bingo
with Mrs. Navel in Charge.
"Birthday Greetings" to
Marie Loster, celebrating her
birthday November 25th.
Rev. Anderson., of
Exeter conducted Church
service accompanied by Mrs.
Frank Forrest at the piano.
tie it at 4-4.
On Friday, Hensall tied
the league leaders Kurtzville
2-2. In the first period the
teams traded goals, the first
by Paul Bell assisted by Bob
Monnersteek and Allan Bell
and the second goal by the
Kurtzville team. Hensall
went ahead in the second
period on a goal by Steve
Grainger set up by Dave
Cann. Then at the 8:04 mark
of the third period Kurtzville
tied the game at 2-2. Steve
Sararas and Kevin Jeffrey
shared the goal tending and
allowed one goal each.
Hensall travels • to
Milverton on November 19
and plays in Hensall, Friday,
November 24.
THE PROUD GRADUATE — Mrs. Minnie
Noakes of Hensall was presented with her
Grade 13 graduation diploma from South Huron
District High School, Exeter,' by her son, Dr.
David Noakes. Mrs. Noakes, 60, had seven of
her eight children in the audience to watch her
receive her diploma. The graduate, a former
reeve of the village of Hensall, recently ran for a
seat on the Huron. County board •of education
but 'was defeated by veteran trustee Herb
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You, the customer gets a chance at huge
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77 members and families
of Unit 3 enjoyed an after-
noon of bowling and returned
back to the church hall for
supper.
President Eileen
McGregor thanked Betty
Graham, Vina Brodie and
Bea Dalrymple for arranging
our fun day. Boxes for the
shut-ins will be packed on
Dec. 6th at 9:30 and
donations of goodies will be
appreciated. Eileen thanked
all the executive for helping
and making the year a fine
success. Eileen Townsend,
presented Eileen McGregor
with a United Church lapel
pin in appreciation for taking
the presidents chair for the --
past year.
Sunday will be Baptismal
Sunday at Brucefield United
Church.
Mrs. Grace. Thompson is
convalesing at her son's
home, Mr. & Mrs. Lorne
Thompson.
The ,community welcomes
Luke and Bonnie Janmaat to
the village.
Shirley Hargreaves has
returned home from the
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Tuckersmith Group 1
U.C.W. Brucefield United
2hurch met with an at-
tendance of 15 who answered
the roll call with a verse on
peace.
Mrs. E. Stoll opened the
meeting with 'a reading
"Remembrance" ' followed
by a moments silence. In
remembrance of • the day
Hymn 172, "Oh Jesus I have
Promised," with Alice Scott
at the piano. Psal m10 was
read. Mrs. Stoll followed
with a reading, "Soldiers."
The offering was received
by Mrs. McNaughton and
dedicated by Mrs. Stoll. Mrs.
McNaughton- took, as her
theme peace. Thou shall not
kill. Blessed are the peace
makers. Mrs. Stoll read a
number of thank you notes,
made up a picture of
something to do with fruit
that could be put on a
sweat-shirt. The third
assignment was to make up a
song about food in the
course.
Following these
contests, everybody worked
Amber Lodge
Plans Xmas party
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