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Zurich Citizens News, 1980-09-04, Page 15Legion Auxiliary to cater Former A native of Hensall is $100,000 richer this week thanks to Thursday's Win- tario draw. • Earl Bell, son of Mrs. Ruby L. Bell of Hensall and the late Glen Bell and presently of 30 Gammage Street, London, wasn't aware he had increased his savings account until well after the draw was held. The 39 -year-old carpet installer cashed in his winning ticket Friday for a cool $100,000. "Most the time I even forget to pick the tickets nup, but this time I didn't, -Bell said. When he remembers to buy the tickets, he usually buys two to increase his chances. He was at a friend's house Thursday night when the draw was made and wasn't aware he was a rich man until he checked_ the winning numbers later • that night. "I've been buying the Hensall Bertha McGregor tickets for quite a time now but this still comes as a surprise. It just wasn't ex. peck" Bell operates his own carpet installation business. On.Monday however, it was business as usual, he said. "l haven't got any definite plans yet." When the excitement is over and the confusion clears, Bell will decide how to use the money. But right now; he will just continue to ride out the euphoria. 4-H meeting The Hensall 4-H Club are having an organizational meeting Thursday Sep- tember llth at Hensall United Church at 7 p.m. Any girls' 12 years and older are ' welcome. Amber Rebekah lodge reopens Noble grand Mrs. Hazel Corbett presided for the reopening of Amber Rebekah Lodge on Wed- nesday evening assisted by vice -grand Mrs. Elizabeth Riley, who reported for the visiting committee. It was reported the float entered in the fair board parade won third prize. The noble grand gave the treasurer's report. A letter was read from the D.D. president's secretary Mrs. Marguerite Crawford stating the installation of officers will be on October 1st, by Sistr Mrs. Verna Thomas D.D.P. Correspondence was read and discussed. Start fall season The autumn season for Unit 4 of Hensall United Church opened on Thursday September 4th with a sumptuous pot -luck dinner in the fellowship hall of the Church. Fifteen members and ten visitors attended. After dinner the regular meeting was held with Mrs. Britton , presiding. Mrs. Dianne Gerstenkorn showed slides from the Theme "Come Praise The Lord" where she attended the school of leaders held at Alma College in August. She gave an interesting report of their activities while there. Mrs. Mickle led in Hymn singing with Mrs. Sherritt at the piano. Mrs. Eric Luther and Mrs. Nan Britton sang "Amazing Grace." Rev. Stan McDonald chose don't know where we are going but we are on our way" H Citizens News, September 11, 1980 Page 3 ensall resident wins $100,000 his devotional ,.,N foral giving inspiration too all; to carry on.the Christian work of the Church. Mrs. Luther led in prayer Mrs. Mickle played two piano solos "How Great' Thou Art" and "Just a Closer , Walk With Thee". Rev. McDonald closed with the Benediction. Ladies' Legion to cater to weddings Mrs. Alice Neilands vice- president of Hensall Ladies' Legion Au xiliary held the first meeting of the autumn season Tuesday evening. Plans were made to cater to a September wedding and also later all weddings. Mrs. Clarence Reid, sports convener stated there would be bowling tournaments in Exeter and Wingham. _ Hensel) United Church Rev. Stan McDonald spoke on the parable of the wed- ding feast" at the United Church on Sunday morning. Donna St. John sang a very beautiful solo "Swing Low Sweet Chariot" and Dr. Ralph Topp was the organist for the service. The children's story was "Do You Wear a Mask". The flowers at the front of the church were placed in honour of the marriage of Miss Jane Heal to Mr. Steven Jacobson which took place on Friday. Rev. McDonald made theannouncementthat Sunday School would reopen on Sunday September 14th at 11:00 a.m. and all children were invited to attend. Rev McDonald held a family gathering on Sunday in a farewell dinner for his aunt, Mrs. Gordon McDonaId of Senlac, Saskatchewan who has been visiting in Ontario and Prince Edward Island during the last month. Present at the dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Mark Whitney of Zurich, Mr. and Mrs. Chester -Earl and Miss Judith Earl of Atwood. Mrs. Carl McDonald of Atwood, Mr. and Mrs. Robert McNea of Waterloo. Mr. and Mrs. McNea are_Copsy the Clown and Francis Kay "Daisy" of the "Copsy The Clown and Big Top Talent T.V. Show" through CKCO Kitchener. Chiselhurst ladies' plan their bazaar The U.C.W. of Chiselhurst United Church met on Tuesday afternoon with the president Mrs. Jack Brint-' nell presiding and opened the meeting by reading a poem "The Smallest Blessings" followed by t1ie theme song and theme prayer. Mrs. Harold Parker took the worship "You are the Vine, We are the Branches." She read an interesting poem "The Diary Of The Bible." The roll call was answered by Fourteen members showing something of their Grandmother's or an an- tique. Thank You's. were read from Pearl Shaddick and Shirley Kerslake. Everyone was thanked for , donations to the bake sale in June. It was announced four members had attended a leadership workshop at Camp Bimini. A discussion about material for the parament for the pulpit resulted in chosing the blue velvet with gold. Everyone was reminded of the Anniversary Sunday September 26th. The ladies' are in charge of the refreshments for fellowship hour following the service. The annual bazaar will be held on Wednesday October 29th at 3 p.m. Mrs. Clarence Coleman continued th Study on "Japan". Mrs. Fredo Boa read a poem "Deliquent for Older People". Celebrate 25th anniversary Jim and Eunice Aikenhead were honoured at their 25th wedding anniversary when their family entertained a large number of relatives and friends at the Hensall community Centre on Saturday evening. Dancing was enjoyed to music by the Blue Water Playboys. Lunch was served at the close. Personals Mrs. Dorothy Brintnell and Mrs. C. Christie returned from a most enjoyable bus trip to the east coast and Newfoundland. Mrs. Bert Horton un- derwent surgery in St. Joseph's Hospital on Friday. Her many friends wish her a speedy recovery. Mr. James Sangster and Brad returned home after a fishing trip at Manitoulin Island. Dan and Catharine O'Neill and daughter Christie of London visited last week with Mrs. O'Neill's mother Mrs. C. Christie. Christie remained for the week -end with her grandmother. 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