The Huron Expositor, 1988-01-20, Page 5HensQll to hold open house for clerk
Hensall Correspondent
SUSAN HARTMAN
262.2449
The Hensall South Huron Agricultural
Society will hold its annual meeting on Mon-
day, January 25 at 6:30 pm. Everyone is
welcome to attend this event upstairs at the
Hensall Arena.
Meet the upcoming directors and become
involved in the planning of this year's Hen -
sail Spring Fair which will be held on June
10 and 11.
SENIOR CITIZENS
The Three Links Senior Citizens held their
regular meeting on January 11 with Presi-
dent Evelyn Flynn in charge and Dorothy
Mickle at the piano for the opening exer-
cises. Twenty-seven members and one guest
were present.
It was decided to hold another Euchre
party on January 25 at 8 pm in the hall,
ladies to bring lunch. Happy Birthday was
sung and the evening concluded with games
of Euc a being played. Winners were: -
ladies' high, Mary Broadfoot, 2nd Nellie
Rile gent's high, Alf Ross, 2nd Dick
Taylor. Lone hands, Percy Campbell and
lucky cup Vera Ross. The next meeting will
be held on February 9 at 2 pm.
OPEN HOUSE
The Village of Hensall is having an Open
House this Thursday, January 22 to give
local citizens an opportunity to bid farewell
to retired Clerk Betty Oke. Also meet the
new Clerk Luanne Phair and see the newly
renovated offices.
SHUFFLEBOARD RESULTS
Last week's shuffleboard scores were: -
Ladies' high, Lorna Spencer 234, Irene
Finlayson 215, Pearl McKnight 199. Men's
top scorers, Walter Spencer 234, Alf Ross
225, John Pepper 214.
NORTHCREST NEWS
Margaret Mole was thrilled to have her
son Douglas and grandson Bradley arrive
from Edson, Alberta for an extended visit.
While in the area they will be visiting with
family and friends in London, Exeter,
Dungannon and Kincardine.
CHURCH SERVICE
During a lovely service at Hensall United
Church on Sunday, January 17, the
Children's Choir sang "Child of the
Universe" led by Mrs. Debbie Wood. Rev.
Douglas Wright and his puppet friend ex-
plained to the children that God loves us all
just the way we are.
Pianist for the service was Jean Jacobi
and worshippers were met at the door by
Jane Consitt, Ushers were Peter Pryae-
Cecil Pepper, Steve Thompson and Doug
Kyle. The lovely flowers were in memory of t
the late John McDougall.
Anyone interested in teen or adult confir- A
mation classes should contact Rev. Wright.
These classes are also recommended for
candidates for adult baptism, persons
wishing to review or renew their faith or
those wishing to learn more about
Christianity.
The Huron -Perth Presbytery is sponsor-
ing a family of refugees from Loas. The
Hensall United Church Women have
graciously paid Hensall's share in helping
this family get a new start in Canada.
The church has been lent several video
'tapes. One set is from our anniversary year
and covers such events as the Garden Par-
ty, Marriage Vow Renewals, and the Tree
Planting. Thanks to Bill Gibson for making
these tapes available. Also available is a
tape on Raw Materials Economics and Far-
ming, thanks to Bill Rowcliffe. These tapes
may be borrowed. from Rev. Wright.
We are very fortunate to have ml active
Explorers group in our community — 24
girls! More adults are needed to spread out
the workload. The Expliers meet every
other Monday after school.. if you can help
call Joanne Rowcliffe 262-5569 or Barb
Gackstetter 262-2044.
The U.C.W. is holding a Noon Luncheon at
the church on February 9 from 11 am to 1:30
pm at a cost of $5 per person. Advance
ickets only please.nn
The auaf�eef barbecue will be held on
April 14.
Jack Conley elected Forester of Year
Cranbrook Correspondent
MRS. MAC ENGEL
n, 887-6645
The annual congregational meeting for
Knox Presbyterian Church will be held on
Tuesday, January 26 beginning with a
potluck dinner at noon.
FORESTERS MEET
Canadian Foresters Woodbine M100 met
in the Community Centre Tuesday, January
12 with 12 members attending. All the ex-
ecutive were present except outside guard
Sister Beryl Smith and conductor Brother
Ross Mitchell. The minutes were read and
adopted.
It was decided to have a beef draw again
and tickets will be available from any
member. During "good and welfare"
District Deputy Brother Harry Jacklin
presented Brother Jack Conley with a tie pin
on behalf of the members of Woodbine M100
in appreciation of being elected Forester of
the year for the Western Ontario Provincial
Assembly. Lunch, was served by Sister
Brenda Perrie, Brother Bill Craig and Sister
Nancy Vanass. Court closed in harmony at
10 p.m.
LADIES AID
The Ladies Aid of Knox Presbyterian
Church met at the home of Mrs. Leslie
Knight on January 13 with nine members
present. Mrs. Stewart Steiss opened the
meeting with appropriate readings "Ten lit-
tle members" and "Pen commandments of
worship". "For the beauty of the earth" was
sung and a reading "Beauty" given followed
by a prayer. Two interesting poems "New
beginning" and "Climb, your dreams come
true" were read. The minutes were read by
secretary Mrs. Donald Perrie and Mrs.
John Vanass gave the treasurer's report. It
was voted to make a donation to "Survival
through Friendship House" of Huron Coun-
ty. Church cleaning and lunch groups were
reviewed and changes made. A garage and
bake sale with lunch booth is planned for
June.
HALL BOARD EUCHRE
Twelve tables played at the Hall Board
euchre on January 15. High sdore was Becci
Ruppel and Ken Crawford, low -Carley
Ezewski, Eleanor Stevenson, lone hands -
Verna Crawford, John Vanass, lucky table -
Wilfred Strickler, Mildred Gill, Stan Alex-
ander, Reed Ruppel, tallies -Marjorie Met-
calfe, Wilfred Strickler, Ruth Martin, Bill
Echmier. There will be a euchre Friday
night, January 22 at 8:30 sponsored by the
Foresters.
Blustery weather changes meeting plans
Walton Correspondent
MRS. BETTY McCALL
887-6677
It's that time of year when the weather
makes the cancellations of many activities
in the community. Even the school buses
didn't run a couple of days.
The United Church Women's general
meeting was held on Monday, January 10.
Plans were made to cater to a supper for 85
at the Brussels Agriculture annual meeting
on Tuesday, January 19. An item brought up
again was for everyone to save their Zehr's
and K. Food store tapes to be placed in a box
in the church basement. Resolutions. It's an open meeting so anyone
The congregational annual meeting was
held on Sunday afternoon following a noon
pot luck dinner after the morning church
service.
Both unit meetings were cancelled for this
month due to the blustery weather that hit
this area last Wednesday.
W.I. NEWS
This week the Walton Women's Institute is
planning for its monthly dinner on Wednes-
day, January 20 starting at 11:30 a.m. The
regular Institute meeting is the same even -
is welcome to attend and hear a member of
parliament on "How to prepare a brief or
resolution."
Thursday evening is the euchre in the hall
at 8 pm. Lunch will be served.
ABOUT PEOPLE
Allan and Betty McCall and Aaron Jantzi
were Saturday evening supper guests with
Ruth Thamer.
Visiting with Judy and Clint Emmrich,
James and Katie were Alex and Pauline
Gulutzen and family, Steve and Darlene
mg with convenors Marion Godkin and Radford -and Ruth Thpiner, celebrating
Helen Hoven in charge of a' program on Pauline's birthday.
Queensway residents play spelling game
Residents are pleased to hav(visitors join lots of Tender Love and Care.
them for the movies.
Friday, the Green Thumbs Club met. If There is one week left to return all your
the combination of dirt, confusion and en- recipes for the _recipe book project.
thusiasm is any indication, the plants got Goodbye till next week from Queensway.
Monday morning started bright early
for Queensway Nursing Home r idents
with Fun and Fitness in the Activity room,
followed by a spelling game. This is one
game that really keeps residents on their
toes. In the afternoon several residents
gathered for library time and browsed
through wildlife magazines.
Tuesday Rev. Doug Richard of Clinton
brought the message to the church service
accompanied by his wife Marilyn and son.
All found his message very interesting and
are looking forward to having him back.
Father Mooney was also in to minister to the
Catholic residents.
Wednesday Queensway's Ladle Auxiliary
met and reviewed coming events for
January. Games took place in the afternoon.
Residents enjoyed playing Euchre,
crokinole and checkers.
Thursday, Joyce Pepper joined residents
at the piano for Choir practice. After all the
Christmas caroling in December residents
were ready to get back to the old favorites.
The movie feature for Thursday evening
was "Yukon Passage" a fascinating film
provided by National Geographic
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Kippen Correspondent
MRS. MARGARET HOGGARTH
262-6902
Elizabeth Faber is now able to return to
her home after recuperating at her
daughter Audrey Coleman's home in Ex-
ete . Elizabeth was involved in a car acci-
dent on Tuesday, January 5. She is wished a
speed recovery.
While visiting Al's mother, Ruby Hog-
garth at the Blue Water Rest Home in
Zurich, on Sunday, January 17, Al and I
were happy to attend the open house in
honor of Mary Oesch on the occasion of her
90th birthday which she was celebrating
that day. Other visitors from Kippen were
Bert and Susie Faber. Mary Oesch is an
aunt of Susie's.
Sophia McGregor has now been moved to
the Blue Water Rest Home in Zurich, after
spending several months in Exeter
Hospital. The Kippen community wishes
Mrs. McGregor well in her new residence.
UNITED CHURCH NEWS
Rev. Lorne Keays presided in the pulpit of
St. Andrews United Church on Sunday,
January 17. His sermon was entitled "Look-
ing into the Mirror". Barbara Cooper ac-
companied the hymns on the organ.
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