Clinton News-Record, 1987-05-13, Page 9Hensall
prepares for
community
garage sale
HENSALL — And so will you - take shape,
that is - if you plan to cover all the sale sites
schedules for Hensall's Third Annual Com-
munity Yard and Garage Sale and Mer-
chants' Sidewalk Sale.
The date is May 23, and once again Hen-
sall residents and merchants pull out all the
stops to create a fullday of bargain hunting
fun. The format of this year's event has been
expanded to include an Early Bird
Firemen's Breakfast, to begin at 7:30 a.m.
at the fire hall. The Hensall Block Parents
Association, in co-operation with the Hen-
sall Co -Op Nursery School, will sponsor a
lunchtime barbecue for shoppers.
The ,bake sale by the Ladies Division of
Hensall South Huron Agricultural Society
will offer a wide variety of home made
treats and local delicacies. And for the kids,
the newly renovated community playground
will be open, so mom and dad can take a
leisurely stroll through town and shop the
many sale locations.'
Downtown merchants will feature
nurnerous sidewalk and in-store specials,
and the many yard sales.
The sales start at 9 a.m. so come early and
plan to stay long enough to experience a full
dose of 'Hensall Hospitality'.
This annual event, co-sponsored by the
Hensall BIA and the Economic Develop-
ment Committee. In case of rain the event
will be rescheduled for the following Satur-
day, May 31.
Business
at St. James'
By Blanche Deeves
MIDDLETON - Mor.ning prayer was held
in St. James' Middleton Anglican Church on
Sunday with Rev. Aubrey Bell officiating
with Ron Greindanus at the organ. Don Mid-
dleton and Aaron Welsh presented the
offering.
Yes the Apple Blossoms will be out for the
Apple Blossom Ham Dinner at St. James'
Anglican Church on May 13. They have
about a dozen tickets yet for the 5 p.m.
seating. 6:30 p.m. tickets are sold out.
Please note - The ACW of St. James' Mid-
dleton will meet at the church hall at 8 p.m.
not at Marion Smith's home. Please bring
an item for the auction.
The KlompenFeest Ecumenical Service
will be held May 17 at 3 p.m. in the Clinton
Arena.
Also, on May 17 at 3 p.m., a Healing Ser-
vice at St. James' Middleton. -
AT
LEAST
Clean-up also includes getting the gardens in shape, as Tyler Nichol discovered. Tyler is
a Grade 1 student at Vanastra Public School, and the school held a clean-up day on May 8
so Tyler did his bit. (Anne Narejko photo)
Kippen WI plans for
their upcoming year
The Kippen East Women's Institute ex-
ecutive met at the home of coordinator
Margaret Hoggarth May 5 to plan the
meetings for the coming year.
President Grace Drummond chaired the
evening, while Secretary Helen MacLean
filled out the program sheets for September
1987 to June 1988. The committee convenors
put forth many varied and interesting ideas.
The women's institute is open to all
women interested in home and country. Kip -
pen east meet every third Wednesday even-
ing in the month. Anyone keen on joining in
on the informative meetings can contact
President Grace Drummond at 235-2539 or
vice president Margaret Hoggarth at
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Kippen east will hold their agriculture
meeting on Wednesday, May 20 at 8:30 p.m.
in Hensall United Church. Roll call is to be
answered by naming a product that would
be missed if farmers went on strike. The
speaker will be the dairy princess for Huron
County - Angela Nethery.
UNITED CHURCH NEWS
Christian Family Sunday was observed
May 10 in St. Andrews with Rev. Lorne
Keays presiding in the pulpit. His sermon
was entitled "Christian Family Sunday".
The choir presented their ministry of
music with the anthem "We have this mo-
ment today".
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1987—Page 9
Hearns lead in Ministry of
Music at United Church
By Blanche Deeves Gertrude Trewartha played the piano for
HOLMESVILLE - Worship service at the opening. Charlotte Norman gave the. roll
Holmesville United Church was very well call and read the minutes of the last
attended on Sunday. Rev. James Bechtel of- meeting.
ficiated and Mary Hearn and her family of The Seniors' dinner at Huronview will he
Clinton led in the Ministry of Music. on June 12 at noon. Correspondence was
Those brought forth to be baptized were, read with thank your from Gerald Orr,
Jamie Kyle Reid, son of Clifford and Laurie Margaret Middleton, Alec Gauley, Edward
Reid; Randy Howard McCullough, son of and Blanche Deeves.
Bob and Doreen McCullough; Sarah Ann- Discussion on seniors going on the moon
walk was held and it was decided to walk
May 21, leaving the hall by 7 p.m. Mary
Stirling gave a reading followed by euchre,
lost heir and shuffleboard. Everyone had a
social tirne over lunch.
Sellers and Mark Roland Sellers, children of
Ron and Rosemary Sellers. Receiving the
offering were Scott Park and Tom Lobb.
Enterprising Seniors News
The Enterprising Seniors met in the com-
munity centre in Holmesville with Edward
Deeves in charge. He asked the group to Sympathy 16 Jean and Clarence Perdue
stand for a moments silence for the Lobb on the loss of .Jean's sister, June Irving from
near Milverton.
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VARNA NEWS - The irst meeting of the cleaning and come across a ball sweater
that you should have turned in last year.
please return it to Doug Reid before the end
of May.
As you may already know, coaches
always seem to have a problem trying to
find an umpire to du their games. Umriring
can be done by anyone with an interest in
the game. Even if you'll help with just one
gar:,e, give Pat Taylor a gall at 482-7527.
Stanley Township baseball coaches was
held at the Varna Complex on May 5. There
are approximately 140 kids that registered
to play ball. The Squirt and Pee Wee Girls
teams are in need of a few more players. If
you are between the ages of 10 and 13 and
are interested in playing ball, please call
Pat Taylor immediately.
If you happen to be doing some spring
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