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Hensall Correspondent
VELMA ROBINSON
262.3205
assisted by Rob Taylor marked upff the
the
insurance goal in the dying
g minute
third.
On Saturday the boys travelled to Exeter
and were defeated 4-2.
Grace Drummond showed a film on the Jim Dickens assisted by Brian Moir opened
any 1Indians and 3 meeting of the Hensall United wie Church at the thcthree;n the flist, but goals. The seconder period nwas
Januaryhscoreless and Exeter was first on the
Church women...
Deanna Brock welcomed eight members to scoreboard t` ween seconds left ,Jim
the meeting with a poem "1986." With just
Kay Mock gave a devotion, Mona Alder- Dickens scored Hensall's second' ptoo al un -
dice conducted the business, 23 - is the assisted but if was a case the buzzer sounded to end the game late
Dates to.remember are: 27 - The boy's next game is January 29 when
annual church meeting; January
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Exeter r United Church; they plans the en It was
7 - World Day of prayer and April 9 JUNIOR plans for held Merck . in the church,
Barbecue atD Hensel United Jean
Church. The Junior Choir led the May ss of decided to hold it both after ofntan quieand ni g
Grace Drummond and Jean Wareing theat the UnitediChurchve Fussw assistedwith Cole in charge
served a lunch. by the Senior FergusonBerea Fath was at the MonaAld rdiceinchargeofthequiltdisplay;
THREE LINKS piano. Lloyd rgusogreeted the congrega- Evelyn Flynn is in charge of the kitchen and
The Three inn seniors met Tuesday with
tion and Eric Mansfield, Doug Kyle, Rtck Hazel in char ina charge of the door
were
23 embers Vollanddone guest
presiding. e There McGee and iarsf Elder were the usCaampbell and welcoming committee. The committee
werea members and guest pies yt. It Eleanore after the Babya and Peggy r Care. is looking for quilts made over the 100 .years
was decided to have a euchre party e. lookingMr. McDonald poon the sand ubject of a for display and anyone wishing to loan them
January 28 at 2 p.m. Everyone is the meeting e. to the committee can contact Mona Alderdice
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successful church. W ith the annual pneeting at 262-5988 or a can Fuss at Mona Alb. Mrs,
euchre was the playeddew portion of mcoming up on Thursday evening he told how at 26 - the overall sseat 26
euchre with the entertainment{ove�iSWAYNEWS
committee in charge• the ew, and
of the churcb would be rrwwdaie�lr
SHUFFLEBOARD PLAYED review, and that we would be looking It's "busyness" as usual at Queensway
Twenty -ane attended shuffleboard and to 19e6.
cards on January 16 at Hensall Community The flowers at the front of the church were . Nursing Home.
Centre. Four games winners were W alter placed in honer of the wedditig of Glenn Slade On Monday several residents enjoyed
Spencer, 304, John Pepper 207 and Elsie to Jacqui Musser which was held in the playing Bingo.
rof the
Carlile 197. Brine church on rdaGinana friend t Mr.. Bethel Reformedd also in loving On Tuesday RChurch mil}• Exeter, of the
Three game winners were Dorothy memory of Gerry ]t,evening lite
hell 248 and Alf Ross 164. IT McDonald's and former Warden of Huron the church service. On Tuesday BANTAM SPLIT GAMES County; in memory of Shawn Reid by his Exeter Christian Reformed 1Church Singers
The Hensel] Bantams won and lost this parents Steve and Debbie Reid; and in entertainedif most
tresidents
bwith
JuliahK Pad
week as they travelled to Goderich and memory of Annie Noakes by the family. P residentseK wall
Exeter. The congregation was reminded of the On Wednesdaythem throughout the
On Wednesday the boys were hosted by Congregational Meeting on Thursday eve- plaques and hung
Goderich. Hensall managed to come out ning, January 23 opening with a potluck nursing home. tants and planting
ahead 7-5 in a rough hard • hitting game. supper. Next Sunday is baptismal Stmday. ClubOn Thursday repornoo the Green Thumbs
Hensall's Jason Intense assisted by Steve PRINCH Hall was AK3Pins pl Ethel
McCullough opened the scoring inn she first evening Fellowship
Unit d Church when Uavrfilled on d some new
HappyBpirthdaytoMary on
with McCullough
Goderich tying it up 27 seconds later.
McCullough assisted by Rob Vdand and Kemp, new Principal of the ilansail Public Alexander who celebrated their birthdays
Scott Bell once again put Ilensall ahead, then School. showed his colored slides and spoke Friday, January 17.
Bell assisted by Volland and Unanse put
Hensall ahead by two. with Brian
' Hensall opened the scoring
Moir assisted by Andy Phillips hitting •the
mark within the first two minutes. Goderich
responded and dominated the second period
with !manse and Volland teaming up to get
one more for Hensall.
Goderich tied the score eaarilay in the third
Dickens and
but Brian Moir assisted by
Scott Bell once again put Hensen ahead. Moir
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Kippen Correspondent
MARGARErHOGGARTH
262-6902
aim is "self-help - and community better-
ment." Mona Alderdice gave her personal
experience of the motto: "Forget what you
can't do and concentrate on what you can."
Grace Drummond gate a reading.
CourtesY
Eileen Townsend and Joyce Wilson who remarks were given by Frances Kinsman,
led the Kippers 4-H club were presented with Hog a was and ed by the
M cies and the
ret
Eastgifts byW Mona Alderdice, ute etwhen the Kippen They committee Marlene Bell and Grace Drum -
Bombe's themate metrecently.
inYthelast mond.clUNIfIDCHURCHWOMEN
clubdescried upon the next club which
willeb be "touched Kippen United Church Women met at the
T "Etiquette for the Ba's."of the New Year.
The meeting was held at the home of church for the first meeting ch
Margaret Hoggarth with President Grace President Mildred
Greg r was
in aarge
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Drummond presiding. Joyce Pepper took of the meeting. Susan
charge of the program and read a poem and challenging New Year message.
introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. Doug Discussion took place about getting toge-
(Eunice) Taylor, a teacher at Hensen Public ther during the iwiinter rar montlatherons to in ak Yet
School. Mrs. Taylor gave an address on articles and pl
weight loss and nutrition. She was thanked by
made
deS under the
Maice.C on of Lauren Lay. Some
Mary Brodeoaccompanied
singthenal in Exeter later
song. Plans wefinalized othe dinner oplanm the month. Plans were made to assist
report Wac s with Bingo with the residents at Queensway
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K sma a at the home of Frances The service on Sunday, of
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