Clinton News-Record, 1985-1-16, Page 9CLINTON NEWS -I COBP, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16,1 --ages
Four bantam boys score hattricks in Kitchell game
By Bertha MacGregor
HENSAI L - The Hensall Bantams started
the New Year right as they continued on
their:.. Win streak January 9 when they
defeated Mitchell.
Four boys scored hat tricks in this game,
Chris Campbell with three goals and two
Jaaon Imanse, three goals, three
a ,3Xm Dickins, three goals and three
dssists. Other scorers were Brian Moir with
two goals, four assists and John Roosen-
boom two goals and Andy Phillips with two
assists.
After their successful bottle drive on
January 12 the boys travelled to Lucan for a
make-up game with Lucan 2, Hensall open-
ed the scoring early in the first period as
Jim Dickins assisted by, Brian Moir hit the
target at 27 seconds. Rob Taylor, assisted by
Jim Dickins, followed suit at. 36 seconds.
From there the boys never looked back as.
they defeated Lucan 9-2.
Rob Taylor and Jim Dickins each record-
ed a hat trick. Other sources were Chris
Campbell with two goals and two assists and
John Roosenboom with one goal.
The boys thank the residents of Hensall
who supported them in their successful bot-
tle drive.
News and notes
Rev. Jim Patterson of Molesworth ex-
changed pulpits with Rev. Kenneth Knight
on Sunday and was much enjoyed. Dorothy
Taylor presided at the piano for the music.
Rev. Knight conducted the services at
Molesworth. The Annual meeting will be
held Jan. 23 at 8 p.m.
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January 22, at 8:00 p.m. at the Hensall bran-
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tant with Ward Mailed, Exeter will be the
guest speaker. All are invited to attend.
Seniors meet
The Three Links Seniors met on Jan. 8
with the President Hilda Payne presiding.
Thank you notes were received from the
Town and Country Homemakers and the
Huron Day Centre for the Homebound. It
was decided that the club will hold a bake
and craft sale early in the spring, a date to
be set later.
Following the business portion of the
meeting euchre was played with winners be-
ing Vera Ross, Mary Broadfoot, Edith Bell,
John McDougall and Ruby Bell. Elsie Carli-
sle had the lucky cup.
Unit Three meets
Unit III of Hensall United Church held
their monthly meeting on January 9 in the
Fellowship Hall after viewing a film on
Korea jointly with Unit I the units went to
separate rooms to proceed with their
meetings.
Vera Ross was in charge of the worship.
President Dorothy Parker presided for the
meeting. Dorothy Brintnell conducted some
questions on the film.
A Thank You card was read from Beatrice
Munn. Members were reminded of the Con-
gregational meeting Jan. 21st and the
Presbyterial in Wingham on Jan. 28. A mo-
tion was made to purchase a new worship
book. Helen Roberts, handed out the Secret
WiRONAIEMORIRIESIP
Pal names.
PCV meet
The PCV of Carmel Presbyterian Church
met on Monday afternoon for their January
meeting. Dorothy Taylor had the worship on
New Year's. Rev. Kenneth Knight was pre-
sent and installed the new officers. Business
was discussed and it was decided to hold a
Daffodil Tea April 13 at 2 p.m.
President Margaret Hoggarth asked the
quilt committee if they could have the
sheets ready for working on soon. The An-
nual Congregational meeting will be Jan. 23
at 8:00 p.m. Everyone is invited to attend.
Unit I meets
Unit I of the UCW met on January 9 and
joined Unit III to view a film about life in
South Korea.
Pat Cook took over the devotional which
Kay Elder had prepared. Sandwiches and
Korean soup were served by 011ie Cooper,
Lorna Spencer and Audrey Cooper.
United news
Rev. Stan McDonald continued his study
of Old Testament on Sunday morning at the
United Church. He spoke of the controversy
between law and love. But he said,
"Everyone of us needs to be guided by that
for which the church stands and the church
stands by that which has been given to it as
a body." He spoke of Jesus' words about the
commandments "I have not come to abolish
the law, but to fulfill it."
The choir, with Belva Fuss as organist,
sang a gospel hymn. Ross Riley greeted the
congregation and the ushers were Donald
Wareing, Bill Stebbins, Scott McAllister and
Hans Gerstenkorn. The flowers at the front
of the church were placed in memory of
Miss Greta Lammie, and on the commtuiion
table in loving memory of Ivan Kipfer by his
wife Dorothy. \
The congregation were reminded of the
Pot Luck Supper and' Annual Meeting to be
held on Monday, January 21 and that the an-
nual reports would be ready on Thursday of
this week.
The Young Teens met on Friday evening
and enjoyed a night of bowling and then
back to the church to a time of fellowship
and games including making popcorn for
themselves.
The Official Board of the United Church
met on Thursday evening and among other
things plans were completed for the
Fellowship Night to be held on Sunday,
January 20th at 7:30 p.m. when coloured
slides of the church's life during the '50s will
be shown. The communications committee
with Dorothy Brintnell as chairman is look-
ing after the arrangements.
Self-improvement meeting theme
By Isabel Scott
BRUCEFIELD -The UCW held their first
meeting of the year on January 10 with
Joyce Wilson and Audrey Coleman in
charge. Donna McBeath was the pianist.
The theme of the meeting was self-
improvement, through nutrition, exercise
and confirmation of spiritual values.
As well, volunteer firemen attended the
meeting and showed films on house fires.
They talked about the need to take precau-
tions and leave instructions for baby sitters.
They also emphasized the value of fire ex-
tinguishers in the home,
President Barbara Moffat chaired the
meeting. Mrs. Henderson presented the
reports. Mrs. Scott read several thank you
notes, sent from shut-ins who received
Christmas packages.
The UCW Unit I met on January 9. Jean C.
Henderson and Isabel Scott were in charge
of the worship service.
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Vice President Scott led the business
discussion. Members were reminded that
the project for the February meeting will be
a Valentine lunch.
Euchre party held
The Oddfellows held their first euchre
party of the season with 11 tables in play.
Winners were: high scorers, Omerine
Watkins and Art Alexander; low, Janice
Moffat and Lloyd Pipe; lone hands, Erma
Crich; draw winners, Scott Caldwell and
Warden Haney.
The next euchre party will be held on
January 25..
People report
Charles Mustard, who spent two weeks
with his parents Jack and Mary Mustard
and Catherine, has returned home to St.
Johns, Newfoundlarld-
Evelyn Horsup is a patient in University ,
Hospital, London.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Scott and son of
Willowdale spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Ken Scott.
Mrs. Hugh Berry is, home after visiting
with her niece, Genieve Griffith in Strat-
ford.
Jack and Julie Broadfoot of Thamesville
visited on the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
John Broadfoot.
UCW fund raising
HOLMESVILI .F. - Money making projects
and commitments were discussed by the
Holmesville UCW when they met on
January 7.
Penny saver captains for 1985 were nam-
ed. They are Kaye Harris and Isobel Sturdy.
`Leader Muriel Grigg led the worship ser-
vice and prayer was offered by Grace
Walter. Phyllis Cox read the devotion, and
readings were given by Jean Perdue and
, Mrs. Grigg.
President Isobel Sturdy chaired the
meeting and members were reminded that
the congregational meeting rvili be held on
Sunday, January 20 at 1 p.m. following the
church service. .
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