The Huron Expositor, 1985-11-06, Page 21Microwave oven
won in Hensall
Hensall Correspondent
VEIMA ROBINSON
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A draw for a Litton -Moffat Microwave
Oven at Drysdale Major Appliance Store in
Hensall was held Tuesday evening at a
microwave cooking school, The lucky winner
was Helen Mallett of Crediton. The draw for
an automatic washer will be held on
November 26 and a draw 'for a dishwasher on
December 24. This is to help celebrate their
40th anniversary selling appliances in the
village of Hensall.
BAZAARAND TEA
Carmel Presbyterian Church Bazaar and
Tea was held on Saturday. The door prize was
won -by Greta Grater of Exeter.
The Presbyterian Church Women are
meeting on November 11 at 8 p.m. in the
church basement. Thea W isch will be giving
a flower demonstration.
Rev. Ken Knight gave the service at
Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sunday.
Dorothy Taylor played the organ for the
.hymns. The flowers in the church were placed
• in loving memory of Marguerite "Bonnie"
Bonthron,
RETIREMENT PLANS
The planning committee for Robert Rea -
burn Retirement Party met on Wednesday
and is planning an open house at Hensall
Public School for Sunday, January 12, 1986
from 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Area people will
be notified of this date by newspaper ads. It is
hoped they will keep the date open so as many
as possible may attend. We hope former
students who are no longer in the area will be
contacted by their families so they may
attend.
FUN NIGHT
The Hensall Kinettes are hosting Ladies
Fun Night November8, 9 to 1 a.m. at Hensall
Community Centre. There are lots of prizes to
be won and all sorts of entertainment. All
proceeds go to community work. Tickets
available from any Hensall Kinette or call
262-3241 or 262-2438.
A bus with 53 friends and relatives, plus
more cars travelled to Ridgetown to help
Dorothy and Garnet Mousseau celebrate
their 45th wedding anniversary on Sunday. A
lovely buffet was enjoyed at Bateman's Inn in
Ridgetown.
YOUTH FORCHRIST
South Huron Youth for Christ held their
November Rally Saturday in Brucefield
School with around 225 in attendance.
Director Ron Westlake was in charge. He
opened the rally with prayer followed by a
number of choruses. Pianist was Sharon
Parker. Quizzing time followed. Teams from
Zurich, Bayfield, Clinton and Exeter partici-
pated with Zurich scoring highest. Robert
Steckle is Quizzing Master. Ron Westlake
was in charge of the electronic system and
Evelyn Steckle and Edgar Cudmore in charge
of score sheets, They were quizzing on
• Proverbs Chapter 1. In December they will
study Proverbs Chapter 2.
Bob Heywood then brought a package of
choruses and songs accompanied with
accordian. Ron then made announcements
for the coming months.
December? Rev, Larry Marshall, Pastor of
United Church at Shallow Lake will minister
in word and singing. January 4 will be talent
night from the area churches. Also the winter
snow camp in February at Circle C Ranch in
Delevan, New York with Rev. Wes Aarum,
Camp Director. The plans now call for at least
one bus and maybe two buses going with
teenagers and chaperones. The film "Never
Ashamed" was shown. John Gower of
Goderich closed the rally with prayer. Be sure
and attend these rallies.
LtNrrr t) CHURCH
Derie.k McGee was the Junior minister at
the United Church Sunday morning and
assisted Mr McDonald with the service by
reading the scripture. The Junior and Senior
Choirs with Mrs. Fuss at the organ also
assisted in the service in the Ministry of
Music Dorothy Corbett greeted the congre-
gation and the ushers were Donald Wareing,
Murray McGregor, Mark McGregor and
Gary Kyle The flowers at the front of the
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HENSALL AND AREA'
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Li . MUNCHK INS from the Hensall Nursery School visited with the Senior Citizens at the
Queensway Nursing Home on Hallowe'en. Mrytle Rodd presented goodies to the children.
Seen here with Mrs. Rodd are; Gerry Corbett, Cassi Bryan and Laura Solway.
(Mcllwraith photo)
Queensway residents play bingo
The past week has been quite busy at
Queensway.
On Monday, October 28, residents enjoyed
an afternoon of bingo. Audrey Christee and
Kay Elder put on the bingo. On Monday
evening, the Bethel Bible Club entertained
several of residents with hymns. Everyone
was encouraged to sing along. It was a lot of
fun.
On Tuesday, Shirley Lather conducted the
church service. All who attended enjoyed the
service. Shirley also played the piano for the
hymns.
On Wednesday afternoon, nine residents
went bowling at Town and Country Bowling
Lanes in Zurich. It was lots of fun and good
exercise. Ladies high was bowled by a first
time bowler, Ethel Alexander. Mens high
was shared by Lloyd McDougall and Neil
Regan with their scores tied,
On Hallowe'en day the Hensall Nursery
Filter
Queen
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On Friday, the Nursing Home
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Lorne Johnston, from the Rest Home played
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On Friday afternoon Father Mooney came
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