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The Huron Expositor, 1987-10-14, Page 5Henna!! society enjoys sightseeing Hensall Correspondent SUSAN HARTMAN 262-2449 The Hensall and District Horticultural Society hosted a successful bus trip last Monday. Thirty-five members, and guests enjoyed an. entire day jam packed with sightseeing, shopping and of course, eating. , The first stop was the Wellington County ' Museumnear Fergus followed by a late lunch at the Old Schoolhouse restaurant near Elora. A tour guide joined the group at ' this point. and led them on a tour of the Elora 'Gorge and other local points of interest. The next stop was the Silo Gift Shops in St. Jacobs, and then a delicious dinner at the Stone Crock. UNIT III• The October meeting of Unit III United • Church Women was opened with the poem "I Would Give Thanks,", the theme song . and prayer. Mary Brintnell presided. .•Vera Ross conducted the worship on the • theme "Song of Thanksgiving". The 'members replied to the roll call by telling their place of baptism and also the name of the minister. This Unit will be hosting a Bazaar and •-Bake Sale -and Tea on -Friday-, November -N- at 3sp.m. in the Fellowship Hall at the United Church. Plans were completed for the church decorations for Thanksgiving Sunday. A report was presented on the Fall Regional held recently in Grand Bend. An • invitation was received from the Credition UCW to their Bazaar on October 17,10 a.m. - 4 p.m. • Erla Coleman gave the study -"People forced to flee land to make room for coffee." • Dorothy Brintnell gave a reading "Every- day Thanksgiving." The members were reminded to bring a gift for Friendship House. The meeting was closed with prayer Hostesses were Erla Coleman and Maig Cole. Walton club. • Walton Correspondent • BETTY McCA • ' 887-6677 The Walton area Sports Club held its mon- thly meeting on October 7. It was decided to sell tickets og, a four wheeler with the draw to be, made on February 7, 1988 at the annual poker rally. The next -meeting will be held at the home • of Ernie Lewington on November 11, at 8 p.m. The club's -first bingo was held last Friday night with these winners from Walton area, Mary Humphries, Pearl ,McCallum, Karen Hoegy, Don Nolan, Marilyn McDonald and Ernie Lewington. There were more people in attendance for the second bingo on Friday evening in the Brussels Legion, October 9, at 8 p.m. Win- ners were for the first game, Ross Duncan, • second:game, -Mary Lowe, third game, John Lowe ,'• fourth game, Edith WarWick. First 'Special game of $75 was won by Mrs. Elunid McNair, fifth game, Donna Knight and Pearl McCallum. sixth aame, Kay Rish, seventh game, Eileen Jorgensen and'Bev Bentley, eighth game, Kay Duncan. Second special game of $75 was won by Mary Bradshaw, ninth game went tc Dorothy McArter, tenth game, Ruth Lowe. eleventh game, Kay Duncan, twelfth game. Evelyn Graham. ' • Share the Wealth of $55 also went tc Evelyn Graham. Tonight's admission tiCkef. drawn was Bev Stevenson winning $5. Last week's ticket drawn went to Eleanor Masor . for $10. Thirteenth game went to Bruer Clark, fourteenth game, Jean Ireland. ' The Jackpot of $150 was won by Mrs. Hudisser, and the fifty-fifty draw of $33.7f went to Eleanor Mason. There will be another Bingo this Friday night at the Brussels Legion, doors open at 7:00 p.p. Bingo starts at 8 p.m. WI NOTES • The monthly noon luncheon will be held Wednesday, October 21. The regular Walton Wornen's Institute meeting on International Affairs is the same evening called for 8:15- p.rn. The monthly euchre sponsored by the In- stitute is scheduled for Thursday, Octeber, 22 at Ilsp.M, Lunch will be served. CHURCH NEWS ' Duffs United Church was decorated in the Thank8giving Theme for the service Sunday mornitig with greeters Ross and Margaret Bennett. ' • . ABOUT PEOPLE •' Mr. and Mrs. Allan Searle have returned home &On a visit to Russell, Manitoba to see their daughter, Helen, son-in-law Jim Duncan' and grandson Cory. Attending the 36th Women's Institute Ral- ly at the Londesboro Community Hall on . ST. ANDREWS • UNITED • CHURCH • Kipper' is celebrating their 12Oth Anniversary SUNDAY, OCT. 18, ii:oo A.M. .6111EST SPEAKER: • Rev. Donald Rock Of fordwicho • foreterly Of Hensoll -SPECIAL MUSIC: by Kippen Choir rind Susan Graham. Director the fitirOnio Singers LUNCH AND SOCIAL TIME #OLLOW THE SERVICE ; EVERYONE WELCOME UNITED CHURCH Worshippers at Hensall United Church on Thanksgiving Sunday', were greeted at the door' by Elva Forrest and ushered by Ross Veal, Jeff 'Corbett, Harold Parsons, and Peter Pryde. The Junior Choir under the direction of Debbie Wood performed "Thank You. for Loving Me". Junior Minister Jonathon Corbett read the Bible lessons, and Rev. Doug Wright gave his sermon on Thanksgiving. The Senior Choir joined in singing "When the Harvest is Past.' Coffee and Tea was served downstairs in the ,Fellowship-Hall-follovving-the:-worship—Merchants—are—sponsorirrg a Dress -up service, Please join us every Sunday for this. Parade with the theme "It's a Small World" time of conversation and fellowship. on Saturday, October 24 at 1 p.m. • NORTHCREST NEWS Participants will be judged in the follow - Mr. and Mrs. Ross Berdan, Union, Mr. ing categories with 1st and 2nd prizes in , and Mrs. Wayne Payne and Amberley, Lon- each:' Scarecrow, Hobo, Best Bicycle, Best don, and Mary Merritt, Poway, California Animal or Pet, Witch, Ghost, Best Wagon, enjoyed Thanksgiving dinner on Monday Clown, Fancy Dress, Best Miniature Float. with the latter's parents Carl and Hilda Remember every parade needs spectators Payne. too! • • Nan Britton spent the weekend visiting The parade will begin at the Fire Hall, . with her son and family in Kitchener. wind through the. streets and end. at the Jessie Armstrong spent th c weekend with Arena. The Kinettes will provide treats and daughter and son-in-law Betty and Don free family skating will be sponsored by the Kinsmen Club. . Everyone -is encouraged tdP'tijtjjF e - Week of The Child. The success of this an- nual event depends on YOU PEOPLE On Saturday, Ron Hartman and Brad, and Peter Groot, Eric and Ryan travelled to the Silverdorne in Pontiac, Michigan for the "Battle of the Monster Trucks" where they had a roaring good time. Mr. and Mrs. Greg Pulham and Natalie hosted Thanksgiving dinner for Greg's mother, sister and brother-in-law and brand • new nephew. Ron, Susan and Brad Hartman enjoyed a delicious turkey dinner at Grand Bend on Sunday with Susan's parents Don and Lois Caldwell. Also joining us for dinner were Mike and Jane Campbell and daughter Amanda from Kitchener. of 4 categories are ejigible for a prize spon- sored by the Hensall Council. All organizations have again opened their doors to encourage children to join in whether they are registered members or • not. Don't forget Moms and Dads are • welcome too. To be eligible for points the sheet must be signed by an authorized person. Extra point sheets are available at the Village Office or Library and completed sheets are to be handed in at these same locations no later than 9 p.m. on Tuesday, October 27. Winners will be contacted. As a grand finale to the week the Hensall THE HURON EXPOSITOR, OCTOBER 1.4, 1987 --,, 5A NORTHSIDE UNITED CHURCH.. SEAFORTH Sunday, October 18 ANNIVERSARY. SERVICES 11 A.M. - Dr. William Patterson of Toronto • A SOCIAL TIME AFTER EACH SERVICE Church School and Nursery at 11:00 A.M. Flear of Grand Bend. • -- earl -and Hilda -Payne and daughter Mary- Merrit visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Bren- dan (Carl's sister and brother-in-law) on the happy occasion of Ross's birthday last Saturday. The McKnights visited with their daughter Mary and Don Growett and family • of Hanover on Sunday. Margaret Mole spent Thanksgiving' with her son and family, Mr, and Mrs. Robert Mole in Dungannon. CHILD WEEK On Friday, October 9 Reeve Jim Robinson declared the week of • October 17-24, 1987 as Week of the Child in the village of Hensall. • Brochures were handed out to the children to be used as "Point Collector Sheets" by the children who participate. in the ac- tivities. The two top point collectors in each holds successful bingos Monday, October 3 were Helen Craig, Margaret Shortreed, Maxine Marks and Betty McCall from the Walton Branch. Isabelle Shortreed and Jack Warwich at- tended the wedding of their 'nephew Paul of Blyth to Virginia Honderieh of New Ham burg at the Zion Church, New Hamburg on Saturday, October 10. Ken and 'Judy Shor- treed were also guests at the dinner and reception at the New Hamburg Community Centre. Returnina home from hospitals this past week were Viola Kirkby from Stratford, and Nelson and Annie Reid, from Seaforth. It's nice to have them back to our village. Spending Thanksgiving with 'Walter and Jenny Hendrick in Kitchener were Clint and Judy Eminrich, Jamie and Katie and Ruth Thamer. Ruthie Thamer, Kitchener was home for the weekend and spent Monday at the same hcime. CWL invited to bazaar St. Columban Correspondent MRS.CECUJA RYAN 345-2028' The October meeting of the SL Columban Catholic Women's League was held on Mon- day, October 5 with president Margaret O'Reilly presiding. , • Correspondence read by Glenda Murray included invitations to the St. Ambrose C.W.L. Christmas bazaar in Brussels on December 5 from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m.; 'St. Patrick's C.W.L., Dublin to their bazaar on October 21 at 8 p.m. and from th Im- • maculate Conception C.W.L., Stratford to their Harvest Bazaar on November 14 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the church hall on Well St. A letter was read from Bishop Rouleau of the • Esk-Omi Missions in Manitoba in gratitude for a donation and one [rain the family in India the C.W.L. is. helping. A "Harvest Dance" sponsored by the C.W.L. will be held on November 14 in the Brodhagen Community Centre. Please sup- port by buying tickets and enjoy an evening out after the fall harvest is completed. The C.W.L. will also sponsor the McKillop No. 4 4-H Club with a donation. The November, meeting will be held on November 2 at 7:30 p.m. at Goettler's Fur- niture Store in Dublin. The meeting closed with prayer followed by a social hour. SPECIAL MASS A special Mass of Thanksgiving was of- fered on Friday, October 9.at St. Columban Catholic Church by the school children and said by Father Sipek. FEATHER PILLOWS CLEANED and NEW TICKING $11.00 • (Regular Size) Clothing Repairs & Alterations 6 Main Si Seaforth 527-0055 The altar was decorated for Thanksgiving by the St. Columban school children with fruits, vegetables and flowers and the gifts at the offertory were brought up by the children. PEOPLE Sister Jean Moylan of Windsor and Catherine Janossy of Mississauga spent Thanksgiving weekendwith their mother Mary Moylan. Barry and Susan Lane and Kirk of Markham, Denise Lane of London, Rob 1 'ne of Markham, Brendon and Julie Lane ississauga and Sean Lane of Bayfield spent Thanksgiving with Jack and Mary Catherine Lane. Joe and Cindy Claessens, Andrew and Riley and Frank and Debbie Claessens, Jen- nifer and Michelle of Milton; Martha Claessens and friend of London; Trudy and Al Burgers and Andrea of London and Don and Mary Diegel, Kim, Kevin, Daryl and David of Walton spent Thanksgiving with Matt and Martha Claessens and Sandra: J.D. and Marg MacRae, Jenny and Ian of London; Jim and Pat Subject, Carrie, Ryan, Jeff and Nathan of Kitchener, Don and Brenda Ryan, Matthew, Stephen and David - of Melbourne, Gerry and Karen Ryan, Jason, Amanda and Jeremy,. Louise Ryan and Shannon Ward of Kitchener, Mary Jo Ryan and John Nelson of Port Elgin and Mark Ryan and Debbie Cor of London had Thanksgiving dinner on Sunday with Clarence and Cecilia Ryan. Owen Louis O'Reilly, infant son of Gerry and Nancy O'Reilly, was baptized on San - Turn to page 12A • idOUR NEW NAME SALE 482-7036 Watch this paper to more info. SOMETHING NEW HAS ARRIVED AT •G ELECTRONICS R.R. No. 2 BRUSSELS •887-6842 887-6559 "The Affordable Portable" CLASSIC WITH 21" STEREO$ YEAR REPLACEMENT COLOR TVWARRANTY •Full Line of CLASSIC Portable Color TV's from 14" *CLASSIC High Quality VCR's .Laser Disc Players FULL LINE OF CLARION CAR STEREOS RCA VIDEO DISC PLAYERS - Priced to Clear *PRE -CHRISTMAS PRICES* A Small Deposit Will Layaway For Christmas WELL TRIMMED • BLADE or SHORT RIB ROAST ' LB. FRESH PORK • SHOULDER_ 1_ ROAST II • LB. STORE SLICED SIDE - BACON LB. 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