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HENSALL AND AREA
Queensway folk busy making Valentines
Hensall Correspondent
VELMA ROBINSON
262-3265
Valentine's Day is not far away. All
residents at Queensway Nursing Home in
Hensall have been busy making Valentines to
send or give to friends and relatives.
On Monday, February 3, the Kippen
United Church ladies held Bingo for resi-
dents.
On Tuesday Lil Baker and Judy Parker
were volunteer instructors for the Ceramics
Club. Rev, Bob Matheson performed the
church service on Tuesday afternoon, Marj-
orie Johns was pianist for the service,
On W ednesda' afternoon the Green
Thumbs Club met in the Activity Room. They
spent the afternoon transplanting, Aloe Vera
plants.
On Thursday evening several residents
. enjoyed a film presentation entitled A Trip to
the Zoo.
On Saturday. many residents enjoyed a
special program. Coby and Irvine Amoraal
entertained in the dining room withinspirat-
tione! songs. Irvine accompanied the singing
on the guitar. All who attended thoroughly
enjoyed the afternoon. Coby and Irvine also
brought with them their five -week-old
daughter, Jolande, to meet the residents of
Queensway.
SKATING PARTY
On Saturday night Youth for,CNrist (YFC)
held its skating party at the Hensall Arena.
On February 14 to 16 a busload of young
people will travel to "Snow Camp" at Circle
C Ranch at Delevan, New York. This will be
under the leadership of Ron and Pat
Westlake. They have also formed a quiz team
to enter the Bible quizzing. The finals will be
at the "Friends and Family" day on June 26.
They will also enjoy , roller skating,
volleyball and basketball and tubing. They
will be returning home Sunday evening.
March 1 will be the regular rally in
Brucefield school with a singing group from
London called "Rejoice,"
PRESBYTERIAN NEWS
The Presbyterian Church W omen (PCW )
met recently in the home of Elizabeth Faber,
Kippen. The worship was conducted by
Elizabeth' Faber with Dorothy Taylor ac-
companying the hymns at the organ,
Margaret Hoggarth chaired the business,
opening with several readings on love. Cathy
Bellread the minutes and reported on
correspondence, cards and treats. A price
was decided on for the completed quilt and
the one waiting to be quilted. These were set
up at Marlene Bell's home. The World Day of
Prayer plans were finalized with the service
to be held in Presbyterian Church, Hensall on
Friday, March 7 at 2 p.m. Aileen Knight will
be speaker. Dorothy Taylor will chair the
proceedings. Edith Bell will provide the
music and Shirley Luther will be guest
soloist, This World Day of Prayer service is
open to men and women in the community.
UNIT IV
Nan Britton, Unit IV leader, opened the
February meeting with a poem.
letter was read from Mary Nichol Outlining
her work in Nepal, Asia. Dorothy Brintnell
showed a film for the study on "Summer of
Loucheux•" For the program she also gave
several readings, The hostesses were Marg
Cole and Ardys Glenn,
BRINTNELLCHAMPION
A good time was enjoyed at the shuffle-
' board last Thursday. A score of 350 allowed
Dorothy Brintnell to capture the champion-
ship. Next was Walter Spencer 281, John
Pepper 256 and Mary Buchanan 247.
Sadie Hoy read the minutes and roll call °" BANTAMS SQUEAK THROUGH
was answered by 15 members, 78 visits were
reported. Elva Forrest gave the treasurer's
report, Mary Roobal, card convenor, report-
ed five birthday, one get well and two
sympathy cards sent.
Nan Britton read an Indian prayer as a
preface to the continuing study of Canada's
Native People. Elva Forrest showed a film,
UNITED CHURCH NEWS
Rev. Charles Scott, from London conduct-
ed the service with Mrs. Scott telling the
children's story. Michael McGregor, • Rod
Parker, Cecil Pepper and Scott Jesney were
the ushers. The flowers in the church were in
memory of Jean Stewart.
There is to be a Christian Development
workshop in Hensall United Church on
February 12 at 7 p.m.
Next Sunday the guest minister will be
Rev. Grant Mills.
Unit 3 of the Hensall United Church held
their meeting February 3. The president,
Marg Upshall presided. The worship titled
"In the Beginning" was conducted by Freda
Boa and' Ardys Glenn read the scripture. A
The Hensall Bantams travelled to Zurich
February 5 and managed to squeak through
with a 5-4 win.
The first period was scoreless, but
Hensall's Chris Campbell, assisted by Jason
[manse and Rob Volland opened the scoring
early in the second. Zurich came back within
minutes to tie it up. Hensall's Rob Taylor
assisted by Brian Moir put Hensall back in
the lead with 34 seconds left in the period.
Hensall once again were the first to score
as the third period opened with Jim Dickens
assisted by Chris Campbell and Wayne
Scotchmere hit the mark, Zurich scored
again midway through the third, with
Hensall's Taylor assisted by Scott Bell again
hitting the mark. John Roosenboon assisted
by Moir and Shawn Vanstone chalked up
what was the winning goal at 4:37 of the third
Zurich responded with two goals to come
within one of tying. With seconds left Zurich
pulled their goalie but were unable to get
through Hensall's defense.
Hensall hosts Exeter tonight and will be
looking for their first win against this team.
the Kippen WI roll call
Postponing age is on
Kippen Correspondent
MARGARETHOGGARTH
262-6902
The public relations meeting of the Kippen
East W omen's Institute will be held W ednes-
day, February 19 at 8 p.m. at the home of
Ruby Triebner of Brucefield. Roll call is to be
answered by "How do you postpone old
age?" Speaker will be Trevor Wilson, a
pharmacist from Exeter,
PERSONALS
On Thursday, February 6, Rena Caldwell,
Frances Kinsman, Margaret Hoggarth,
Mona Alderdice and her granddaughter
Jennifer Lynn Alderdice surprised a former
Kippen resident Grace Drummond, now of
Exeter, on the occasion of her birthday.
Vern and Mona Alderdice and daughter
Lynn Alderdice hosted a dinner party on
Saturday, February 8 to several friends and
neighbors. After a turkey supper, cards were
enjoyed with two tables of six in progression.
The men's high was won by Jack Caldwell,
with Garry Alderdice capturing second prize,
and Emerson Coleman receiving the men's
low. Myra Lovell obtained the ladies' high,
Audrey Coleman carte second, with Rena
Caldwell and Janice Alderdice tying for
ladies' low. Myra Lovell received a prize for a
February birthday.
K IPPEN UNITED CH URCH NEWS
Rev. Lorne Keays presided in the pulpit of.
St. Andrews on Sunday. His sermon was
entitled "Now Speak. ' Barbara Cooper
accompanied the hymns on the organ. The
World Day of Prayer service will be held in
the Brucefield Church on Friday, March 7 at 2
p. m.
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