The Huron Expositor, 1985-11-13, Page 5HENSALL AND AREATHE HURON EXPOSITOR, NOVEMBER 13, 1985 — A5
BAKE OFF — Students of the Hensall Nursery School recently and Hensall council candidate Sadie Hoy, who acted as judges for
participated in a baking competition and the results were delicious. the event and had the opportunity to sample the goods. (Raftis
The winning teen), from left: Jerry Corbett, Gordon Radford„pnd photo)
Laura Solway, Behind them are Hensall councillor Jim Robirpon
Bulbs given out in HenSall
Hensall Correspondent
VEINIA ROBINSON
262-3205
Jean Barnett of Goderich will speak 'to
members of the Hensall Horticulture Society
when they meet in the Fellowship Hall of the
United Church today. Paper white narcissus
bulbs will be given to all members ttending:
UNITED CH URCH
The November meeting of the Hensall
United Church Women was held on Tuesday,
November 3. The meetingwas opened with
the theme song followeby prayer. The
worship was conducted by Mary Brintnell -
the theme being on Remembrance Day. The
president Dorothy Parker welcomed every-
one and read a poem "Blessed are the Peace
Makers” followed by one minute silence and
prayer. The members answered the roll call
by wearing a poppy. Dorothy Brintnell read a
mission article out of Mandate. Plans were
finalized for the bazaar to be held November
21 at 3 p.m.
The list of officers was presented. Marg
Cole showed a film on stewardship "Gifts for
Sharing," with Dorothy Brintnell giving the
commentary. Loretta Riley read a humourous
poem for the program. The president
reviewed the next meeting and thanked
everyone for taking part. The meeting was
closed with prayer, The hostesses were
Dorothy Parker and Pat Naokes assisted by
Rose Harris and Dorothy Brintnell.
Sis. Barbara Dalrymple attended the
meeting of the United Nations Pilgrimage for
Youth committee in Clinton and gave a report
when Amber Rebekah Lodge met November
6. Vice Grand Sis. Lois Jones presided
assisted by Vice Grand Sis, Bonnie Upshall.
Sis Bonnie reported for the visiting commit-
tee and the treasurer gave her report.
The speak off to choose a student to go to
the United Nations will be held in March.
Donations were made to the Family and
Children's Services of Huron County also to
the Hensall Figure Skating Club.
The Lodge plans to hold their Christmas
party at their first meeting in December.
Following the meeting Diane Gerstenkorn
demonstrated making a Christmas arrange-
ment after which all enjoyed a social hour.
UNri r u CHURCH
The Hensall United Church W omen
entertained the Presbyterian ladies, Zurich
United and Lutheran ladies and Brucefield
ladies. Monday, November 4, Belva Fuss was
in charge Kay Elder took as her theme,
"Hands." for the devotion. Donna St. John
sang two beautiful solos. Shirley McAllister
introduced the speaker Jean Bennett from
Oakville who was in a group of president
elects from all conferences sent to Mexico,
She told of the appalling conditions in Central
America from talking with refugees. Pictures
of the poor in the rural areas of Mexico were
also shown She was thanked by Mary
Brintnell The meeting closed with a social
hour.
A Hensall and community Remembrance
Day Service was held at the United Church on
Sunday morning with the Legion, Legion
Queensway bingo
run by Bethel Church
Auxiliary and community youth groups
parading to the church led by the pipers.
The Church was filled to capacity and the
service was conducted by the Legion Padre
Rev. McDonald. Scriptures were read by
Comrade Larry Uyl, President of the Hensall
Legion and Comrade Margaret Vanstone,
President of the Ladies Auxiliary of the
Canadian Legion, Derick McGee very fitting-
ly read "In Flanders Fields" with .the choir
singing "0 Valient Hearts."
Mr. McDonald spoke on the subject of
"W a Will Remember Them."
Raye Jacobe welcomed the congregation
and the ushers were Venturers Jeff Clark and
Terry Thiel, Murray McGregor, Mark 'Mc-.
Gregor, Donald Wareing and Bill Fuss.
The flowers at the front of the church were
placed in memory of Stuart Horton and the
congregation was reminded next Sunday
would be the anniversary service of the
church with Rev. Glen Wright of London as
guest speaker and Mrs. Louis Ruthig of St.
Marys as guest soloist. Everyone is invited to
attend this service at 1 t a.m. A reception will
follow in the Fellowship Hall.
BANTAM HOCKEY
The Hensall Bantams opened their Huron
Perth Houseleague schedule on a losing note
as they lost the opener to Exeter 4-2 on
Sunday.
Exeter dominated the play through most of
the three periods and widened their lead to
4-0 before Hensall was able to respond,
Rob Taylor was able to put his team on the
board with their first marker during the
second period. Jim Dickens scored the
second Hensall goal late in the third period.
The boys play their next game Saturday at
8 a.m. in Huron Park. Their first home game
is November 20 at 8:30 p.m.
Another weekly afternoon of fun was
started at.the Community Centre in Hensall
Thursday. This year two more shuffleboard
courts have been added and Hensall
residents are expected to take advantage of
'this ever popular game and come out on
Thursdays at 1 p.m. Everyone is welcome.
Last week the winners were Pearl Taylor with
a score of 236 and Walter Spencer with 204.
NORTHCREST
Another successful potluck supper was
held on Thursday with 14 residents in
attendance. Very much missed from the
supper was Alma Horton who unfortunately
is in Exeter Hospital. Everyone wishes her a
speedy recovery. Also missed were Mr. and
Mrs. Ernie Chipchase who just arrived in
Plant City, Florida where they will spend the
winter and Mr. Jack O'Connor who has gone
north to visit his sick mother.
PEOPLE
Rev. McDonald attended the funeral of his
aunt. Mrs. Robert Goldner in Listowel on
Thursday.
Kippen baby welcomed
Another month had come and gone and a
new group is now responsible for November
Bingo Parties at the Queensway Nursing
Home. Nine ladies from the Bethel Reformed
Church were present for Bingo on Monday,
November 4 It was a good afternoon. After
bingo hymns were sung in the dining room.
On Tuesday, the church service was again
provided by Shirley Lather. Everyone enjoy-
ed the songs which Shirley teaches.
All residents at Queensway are starting to
prepare for Christmas. which really isn't too
far off On Wednesday several residents
joined in making Christmas decorations for
the main entrance of the home. Later on
Wednesday they had their first practise
of the
some
"Queensway Choir." They
Christmas carols which they'd like to learn for
the many festive parties ahead. •
tin Thursday a sing -song was held in the
Activity Room. Phillipa Steckle played. After
the sing -song "Happy Birthday" was sung to
Phillipa as she celebrated her 80th birthday
on Tuesday. On Thursday evening the
ei
m
was a Laurel and Hardy presentation
and
entitled. "The Brats." It was very good
got lots of laughs.
On Friday the residents had the opportun-
iiv to go clothes shopping right in the home.
Gen Fashions from London provided a large
array of all types of clothing. It was a real
treat to spend the day trying on and
purchasing new clothing without having to
leave the building.
On Saturday several residents attended a
Games Hour in the Activity Room. Grace
ihnney was the big winner in shuffleboard
while Lloyd McDougall took the title in the
bean hag toss.
In the afternoon the Zurich Mennonite
ladies joined 34 of the residents for a Tea
Party and sing -song. Mr. Asa Deeves did the
honors of thanking the guests for their
involvement in making the party such a
success
Kippen Correspondent
MARGARET" HOGGARTH
262-6902
The Kippen area welcomes a new resident
-- Jennifer Lynn Alderdice was born on
Wednesday. November 6. Congratulations to
her parents Janice and Garry Alderdice. her
grandparents Mona and Vern Aiderdice, and
her great-grandmother Rena Caldwell, all of
the Kippen area.
KIPPS;N EAST
The November meeting is to be held on
Wednesday, November 20 in Exeter. Meet
for lunch at I p.m., followed by a tour of The
Times Advocate. Roll call is to he answered
by "A Current Event."
UNITED C'HUR('11
A service of Remembrance was conducted
at St. Andrew's United Church Sunday,
November 10. Mary Moffat was the organist.
The Ministry of Music was provided by the
choir singing "A Song of Freedom." Rev,
Larne Keays' sermon was based on "The
Purpose of Remembering."
Bulletin announcement - Rev. Keays would
like to have the addresses of those Kippen
folk who go south for the winter.
CHURCH WOMEN
On Tuesday, November 5, Yvette Binnen-
dyk and Bessie Charters were hostesses for
the regular meeting of United Church
Women President June Cooper opened the
meeting and presented Evelyn Wright who
led an inspirational Remembrance Day
worship. Results of the yearly contest
between Group 1 and B Group 2 were
announced.
This means the December potluck supper
will be supplied by members of Group 1 for
members of Group 2. June Cooper demon-
strated a number of lacy Christmas tree
decorations and made the preparation of
these seem simple enough the members
planned to use them for their own trees at
Christmas.
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No trustee with the liuro.i County board of
education has publicly stated they are
seeking the chairman's seat.
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senting McKillop and Hullett Townships and
Seaforth, said he will seek the vice -
chairman's position Mr Jewitt made his
announcement at the November 4 school
hoard meeting.
Current board chairman Eugene Frayne of
RR 3. Goderich, acclaimed for another three
year term, said he will not stand for a third
year as chairman it has been a tradition with
the school board to allow the chairman to
serve two years.
The present vice-chairman, Art Clarke of
W ingham, gave no indication of his intention.
Mr. Clarke is facing an election in his area.
The only trustees acclaimed besides Mr.
Frayne, are Dennis Rau of RR 2. Zurich, for
the Catholic school supporters south of
Highway 8: Bea Dawson for Exeter and
Usborne Township. Dr. John Goddard for
Hensall and Hay Township and Donald
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